Wesley's Theory by George Clinton and Kendrick Lamar dives into the pressures and pitfalls of newfound fame and wealth. The song critiques the exploitation and eventual downfall of celebrated artists, symbolized through the narrative of 'Uncle Sam' taking advantage of African American entertainers. Key themes include the corrupting power of the music industry, the fleeting nature of success, and the struggle for personal integrity. Poignant moments include the references to systemic oppression and the internal conflict faced by artists navigating their careers and identities.