“F.U.S.S.” stands for “Fuck U Scott Storch” and is a diss track to Aguilera… Read Full Bio ↴“F.U.S.S.” stands for “Fuck U Scott Storch” and is a diss track to Aguilera’s former producer Scott Storch, who contributed to her previous studio album Stripped. Storch was asked to contribute to Back to Basics, but he refused the offer when the singer declined to fly him and his entourage out to Los Angeles to work on the album, which led to a breakdown of their relationship.

F.U.S.S
Christina Aguilera Lyrics

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You know who you are
This is for you

Yeah, yeah
Ooh, yeah, ohh

I thought I knew who you were
I see now you were a lesson to learn

And all I am to you now
Is a bridge that's been burned

Now I was the first to believe
I made you part of my musical dream
And your thanks to me
Came without an apology, yeah

We wrote 'Loving Me 4 Me', 'Don't Walk Away'
'Can't Hold Us Down', all part of our history
'Don't forget Infatuation', 'I'm a Fighter'
'Feeling Under-appreciated'

Yeah, this song is for you to remind you
That I moved on, sang my songs, I've got no regrets

Hope it all was worth it

Looks like I didn't need you
Still got the album out, ha!

Overall Meaning

In this song, Christina Aguilera reflects on her past relationship with someone who betrayed her trust and used her for their own gain. She addresses the person directly, letting them know that they are the subject of the song. She acknowledges that while she initially thought she knew who this person was, they ended up being a hard lesson for her to learn. Now, this person no longer has a place in her life, and their relationship has effectively burned a bridge between them.

The lyrics also touch on the professional aspect of their relationship, referring to all the songs that they co-wrote together. However, the person never apologized for how they treated her, leaving Christina feeling underappreciated. Nonetheless, the song is ultimately about resilience and moving on, as Christina asserts that she has "no regrets" and has "moved on" from this person.

Line by Line Meaning

You know who you are
This song is directed towards a specific person who has caused the singer harm.

This is for you
The purpose of this song is to let the person know how their actions have affected the singer.

I thought I knew who you were
The singer believed she knew this person, but later realized there were lessons to be learned from this experience.

I see now you were a lesson to learn
The person the song is directed towards was someone who caused the singer harm, but she learned from the experience.

And all I am to you now
The singer feels the person she is addressing sees her as nothing more than a bridge that's been burned.

Is a bridge that's been burned
The person who the song is directed towards sees the singer as a connection that has been severed.

Now I was the first to believe
The singer was the first to believe in the person she is addressing.

I made you part of my musical dream
The person the song is directed towards was part of the singer's musical ambitions.

And your thanks to me
The singer did not receive gratitude from this person.

Came without an apology, yeah
This person did not even apologize for their actions.

We wrote 'Loving Me 4 Me', 'Don't Walk Away'
The singer and the person she is addressing worked on several songs together.

'Can't Hold Us Down', all part of our history
Some of the songs the two worked on are considered part of their shared history.

'Don't forget Infatuation', 'I'm a Fighter'
Other songs the singer and the person she is addressing worked on include 'Infatuation' and 'I'm a Fighter.'

'Feeling Under-appreciated'
One of the songs the two worked on was about feeling undervalued.

Yeah, this song is for you to remind you
The song is intended to remind the person of their actions.

That I moved on, sang my songs, I've got no regrets
The singer moved on from this person and has no regrets about cutting ties with them.

Hope it all was worth it
The singer wonders if the person feels their actions were worth the harm caused.

Looks like I didn't need you
The singer doesn't need the person she is addressing in order to continue making music and achieving success.

Still got the album out, ha!
Despite the person's harmful actions, the singer was still able to release an album.

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG Rights Management
Written by: CHRISTINA MARIA AGUILERA, CHRIS BROWN, KARA DIOGUARDI

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