What's the problem with the human race
The speaker poses a rhetorical question regarding the flaws and faults within humanity

With someone like you
The speaker implicitly implies that the person they're conversing with is indicative of the human race's shortcomings

No matter where I turn
The speaker expresses their inability to escape the person's presence and influence

I can't escape your double face
The speaker highlights the person's duplicity and two-faced nature, further emphasizing their negative associations with said person

Don't want to listen to the radio
The speaker expresses a desire to avoid media attention or commentary that might revolve around the person in question

Cause they don't know
The speaker sees the media as incapable of gaining accurate or sufficient knowledge regarding the person's character

Or stick around just to hear I told you so
The speaker resents the notion of vindication since they seem to have known the person's darker side all along

I couldn't make it without you
The speaker sarcastically remarks on the notion of needing the person in their life and how life would have been more manageable without them

I should have known better to doubt you
The speaker acknowledges that they had doubts about the person's true character but chose to ignore them

I thought I'd heard the end of it
The speaker believed that the person's actions had concluded or that they had ceased to surprise them with their behavior

And now I know
The speaker, as a result of recent events or attributions, has discovered more about the person than they previously knew

How far you'd go
The speaker is now aware that the person would take extreme measures to seek attention or maintain their reputation

To be the next freak show
The person's behavior is seen as strange and abnormal, consolidating their association with the freak show

American psycho
The person's demeanor and behavior is associated with that of a psychopath, who are devoid of empathy and remorse, and thus are considered dangerous and detrimental to society

Cover of the magazines
The person has gained popularity and media attention, gracing the covers of magazines, thereby legitimizing their actions and behavior

Patron saint to troubled teens
The person has become an icon or role model to young, vulnerable adolescents, thus further propagating their unwarranted behavior

Wish I never heard your name
The speaker expresses regret over ever coming in contact with the person, seeing them as detrimental to their well-being

Tomorrow could be just another day
The person's actions and tendencies have desensitized and disenchanted the speaker, seeing them as predictable and banal

Means nothing to you
The person's behavior and actions have no adverse effects on their conscience or moral compass

A misdemeanor or a felony, that's ok
The person's moral compass is so muddied that they perceive their actions as insignificant, regardless of the severity or consequence

Don't want to wait for a second chance
The speaker sees no reason to give the person the benefit of the doubt or the chance to redeem themselves

So take a stance
The speaker acknowledges that the person's actions are deplorable and thus calls for taking a definitive stance against it

It's your turn for the spotlight, the big dance
The person's actions and behavior have finally caught up with them, subjecting them to public scrutiny and condemnation

What am I supposed to do
The speaker poses a philosophical question regarding their responsibility and obligation towards a person who is detrimental to their well-being

When you know that its all true
The speaker is certain that the allegations and assumptions against the person are valid and thus further solidifies their resentment towards them

That you stole, that you lied
The speaker explicitly states the person's immoral and unethical behavior, further reinforcing their negative association

That you knew
The speaker believes that the person was well aware of their behavior and chose to act accordingly

Primadonna self-absorbed
The person's behavior and entitlement further solidifies their narcissistic tendencies

Wide awake and never bored
The person's behavior has become too predictable, normal and unamusing, further desensitizing the speaker to their actions

Party binge and purge
The person's tendency to party and indulge in destructive behavior further legitimizes their negative association with drugs, alcohol and such

And see results of plastic surgery
The person's superficial and aesthetic tendencies contribute to their narcissistic tendencies, as they seek to maintain a certain physical image no matter the cost

Spotted at the hottest shows
The speaker sees the person's presence and association with popular shows as legitimizing their behavior and persona, further building on their negative association

Interview on Charlie Rose
The person's widespread recognition has allowed them to gain access to prestigious shows and host interviews, which they might leverage to further build on their persona and credibility

They all want a piece of you
The person's sudden rise to fame and popularity has attracted a lot of attention, with many seeking to gain access to them, thereby legitimizing their persona and behavior