Fuck You
J.Wayne Lyrics
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Nasty by nature, a natural woman
Graphic but graceful, but sassy, but humble
That cat and that face and that ass and them bubbles
She rattle my snake but I bury my shovel
I carry my weight and went tatted my muscle
She act like she's brazy, I act like I'm dumbo
It's all rice and gravy, it's all bread and butter
And sometimes you remind me of my ex
And sometimes you remind me why I left
And sometimes I call you my queen and I watch the throne
Sometimes you call and I just watch the phone, I don't know
That's why I wonder
I wonder how many stars you done seen while we fucking
While we fucking, yeah
I wonder how many calls you done screened
While we fucking and didn't say nothing
I don't know whether to love you or fuck you
Love you or fuck you, love you or fuck you
Girl, I don't know whether to love you or fuck you
Kiss you or cuss you, trick you or trust you
Girl, I don't know
I don't know, look
I've been here, I've been waiting on you, yeah
Waiting on you, on you, yeah
See what time it is, time to make your move, ooh
You should have your phone unlocked (locked)
If you really love me (love me)
Throw that bitch a block (block)
If she was really nothing (nothing, nothing, nothing)
But I go through your phone lots
So now I'm deep in my emotions
'Cause I saw her shoot her shot, and you replied with some emojis
I don't need a friendly motherfucker for a boyfriend
Who forget about me when he's drinking with the broskis
I just want a family man, RIP Kobe
Someone I can bend with, someone that'll hold me and love me
Od, OD, OD
Mind games, we can go to OT
Ko if I fuck your homies
Careful if you really love me
Better block those shots like you're a goalie
I wonder how many stars you done seen while we fucking
While we fucking, yeah
I wonder how many calls you done screened
While we fucking and didn't say nothing
Yeah, and sometimes you remind me of my ex (yeah)
Sometimes you remind me why I left (yeah)
Sometimes I call you my queen and I watch the throne
Sometimes you call and I just watch the phone
I don't know whether to love you or fuck you
Love you or fuck you, love you or fuck you
Girl, I don't know whether to love you or fuck you
Rub you or touch you, hug you or cuddle
Girl, I don't know, I don't know, look
I've been here, I've been waiting on you, yeah
Waiting on you, on you, yeah
See what time it is, time to make your move
Ooh, no cap
I love you, I hate you and that's why I love you
Nasty by nature, a natural woman
Graphic but graceful, but sassy, but humble
That cat and that face and that ass and them bubbles
She rattle my snake but I bury my shovel
I carry my weight and went tatted my muscle
She act like she's brazy, I act like I'm dumbo
It's all rice and gravy, it's all bread and butter
The lyrics of J.Wayne's song "Fuck You" are complex and filled with conflicting emotions and thoughts. In the first stanza, the singer expresses a mix of love and hate towards their partner. They describe them as a wild and natural woman who possesses both boldness and grace, sassiness and humility. The imagery of a cat, face, ass, and bubbles adds layers to the physical attraction and the deeper connection they feel. The reference to rattling snakes and burying shovels may signify a sense of danger and protection in the relationship. The mention of carrying weight and building muscle could symbolize the effort and commitment put into the relationship, while also acknowledging vulnerabilities and perceived foolishness.
The second stanza reveals a struggle with unresolved feelings towards an ex-partner, causing moments of confusion and longing. There is a juxtaposition between calling the partner a queen and feeling distant and detached while waiting for their call. The uncertainty and internal conflict are evident as the singer questions the nature of their emotions and decisions.
In the chorus, the singer expresses indecision and ambiguity about their feelings, torn between love and lust, intimacy and aggression. The conflicting desires to either love, cherish, and respect the partner, or to engage in more physical and confrontational interactions, highlight the complexity of human relationships and emotions. The reference to Kobe and the longing for a family man further underline the singer's deep longing for stability and genuine connection.
The bridge introduces a theme of betrayal and trust issues, as the singer discovers potential infidelities through messages on a phone. The fear of being forgotten and replaced by friends and the need for genuine love and emotional support are evident in the emotional and protective stance taken by the singer. The mention of Kobe and love and holding closely emphasizes the yearning for a deep and meaningful connection, free from games and deception.
Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of uncertainty, conflict, and introspection in the singer's emotions and relationships. The internal struggle between love and hate, trust and suspicion, intimacy and distance, underscores the complexities and challenges of navigating personal connections. The fluctuating emotions and conflicting desires portrayed in the lyrics create a raw and honest depiction of human vulnerability and the intricacies of love and desire.
Line by Line Meaning
I love you, I hate you and that's why I love her
Despite the conflicting emotions of love and hate, there is a deep appreciation for her.
Nasty by nature, a natural woman
She embodies her natural self without reservation.
Graphic but graceful, but sassy, but humble
She balances being bold with being composed, assertive yet humble.
That cat and that face and that ass and them bubbles
Her allure is captivating, from her appearance to her presence.
She rattle my snake but I bury my shovel
While she may provoke, I choose to tread carefully in response.
I carry my weight and went tatted my muscle
I take responsibility and strengthen myself physically and emotionally.
She act like she's brazy, I act like I'm dumbo
She may seem wild, but I play the fool to maintain balance.
It's all rice and gravy, it's all bread and butter
Despite challenges, the relationship is essential and comforting.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Daryl Harleaux, Dwayne Michael Carter, Jessica Reyes, John Fitch, Terius Nash
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