Posey used to front and play guitar in the band Disappearing Jamie, formerly known as Lost In Kostko. Their first performance was at The Roxy in Los Angeles in 2012. They released their eight-track EP You're Going to Need a Towel in 2011. Posey announced the band's breakup via Instagram on July 17, 2013.
Posey played guitar and contributed vocals in the pop punk band PVMNTS along with guitarist/bassist/vocalist Freddy Ramirez and drummer Nick Guzman. The trio released the song "Standing (On My Own Two Feet)" on June 14, 2018, on which Posey wrote about the passing of his mother in 2014. The band self-released their six-track EP Better Days on August 17, 2018. In April 2019, it was announced that Posey had left the band and was pursuing another music venture, which became the band Five North.
Five North is a pop-punk rock band formed by childhood best friends Posey and Kyle Murphy. Posey and Murphy originate from just off "The 5" (Interstate 5 in California) in Santa Clarita, California, hence the origin of the band's name Five North. The two recruited Makeout drummer Scott Eckel after being introduced by music producer and close friend John Feldmann. Five North's debut single "This Mess" was released on October 4, 2019, and their debut eight-track EP Scumbag was released on March 6, 2020, via Big Noise Music Group.
In 2021 he started releasing singles under his own name, on March 5, he released "Shut Up" with featured guest vocals from phem & Travis Barker on drums. He followed it up with the song "Happy" released on June 11. Both singles were released by Big Noise Music Group. On September 8, 2021, he released his EP titled 'Drugs' with the two previously released songs as well as five more.
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Shut up
Tyler Posey Lyrics
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(Ah)
(Oh)
I wish you'd open up your window
Letting all the air go
Out of this room, it's heavy
It's never fucking ending
To drug abuse and alcohol
But when it's you, I usually always
End up feeling small
Two feet tall
Two feet tall
I'm learning how to shut my mouth
And leave it when it's wrong
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Your words only make it hurt
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
I may still be a fuck up
But I'm a fuck up counting days
While you're counting on my mistakes
I know it hurts, but all you do is live in the pain
You crash, you burn
In the past
And toke another hit and I'll take the hits
You've been saving your right hook for this
Two feet tall
You make me feel two feet tall
I'm learning how to walk away
Even though it feels so wrong
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Your words only make it hurt
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Give it up, it'll never work
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Yeah, yeah
Whoa, oh
Oh, yeah
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Your words only make it hurt
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Give it up, it'll never work
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Ooh, I'm not enough for you
Yeah, I'm not enough for you
Never enough, never enough
So shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up
The lyrics of Tyler Posey's song "Shut Up" explore the complexities of a damaged relationship. The song seems to be addressed to a lover who he argues with a lot. He expresses his frustration with the situation and wishes that she would just open up her window and let the air out of the room. To the singer, the atmosphere in the room is heavy and never-ending.
Posey acknowledges that his drug abuse and alcohol use may have contributed to the tension in their relationship. However, the song seems to suggest that his partner's condescending and belittling words are also a trigger for his substance use. He notes that when she speaks, she often makes him feel small and powerless.
Despite his desire to fix the relationship, the singer admits that he is not enough for her. He recognizes his own shortcomings and tries to learn how to walk away when things are wrong. In the end, the song emphasizes the need for communication in a relationship, but also acknowledges that sometimes, it's better to just shut up and let the silence do the talking.
Line by Line Meaning
I wish you'd open up your window
I want you to be more open, let go of the bad air in this room
Letting all the air go
Letting go of the negative emotions and letting the fresh air in
Out of this room, it's heavy
The room is filled with negativity and emotions that are weighing down on him
It's never fucking ending
The emotions and negativity seem to never end, it's overwhelming
Spinning walls, I owe it all
The confusion and chaos he feels is due to his drug abuse and alcoholism
To drug abuse and alcohol
His problems are a result of his addiction and substance abuse
But when it's you, I usually always
When he's with the person addressed in the song, he ends up feeling small and inadequate
End up feeling small
He feels inferior, like he's not enough for the other person
I'm learning how to shut my mouth
He's learning to keep quiet and not say anything that would make the situation worse
And leave it when it's wrong
He's trying to walk away from arguments and situations that are not good for him
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
The other person's words only add to the pain and tension
Your words only make it hurt
The other person's words make him feel worse, they don't help the situation
So shut up, shut up, shut up
He wants the other person to stop talking and making things worse
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
The other person has said enough, they need to stop talking and let it go
I'm not enough for you
He feels like he's not enough for the other person, like he can't meet their expectations
I may still be a fuck up
He acknowledges that he's made mistakes in the past
But I'm a fuck up counting days
He's trying to change and improve himself
While you're counting on my mistakes
The other person is only focusing on his negative actions and using them against him
I know it hurts, but all you do is live in the pain
The other person seems to dwell on the pain and hurt rather than moving forward and healing
You crash, you burn
The other person makes mistakes and suffers the consequences as well
In the past
These mistakes were made in the past and should be left behind
And toke another hit and I'll take the hits
He's willing to take the blame and responsibility for his own actions
You've been saving your right hook for this
The other person has been waiting for this argument to happen and is ready to strike
You make me feel two feet tall
The other person makes him feel inferior and small
I'm learning how to walk away
He's learning to let go of situations that are harmful and negative
Even though it feels so wrong
Even though it's difficult to walk away, he knows it's for the best
Give it up, it'll never work
He knows that trying to push the situation won't lead to a resolution
Yeah, I'm not enough for you
He reiterates that he knows he's not enough for the other person
Never enough, never enough
He seems to feel like he can never meet the expectations of the other person
So shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up
He wants the other person to stop talking and making things worse, to let it go
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: John Feldmann, Liv Marsico, Travis Barker, Tyler Posey
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I wish you'd open up your window
Letting all the air go
Out of this room, it's heavy
It's never fucking ending
Spinning walls, I owe it all to drug abuse and alcohol
But when it's you, I usually always end up feeling small
Two feet tall, two feet tall
I'm learning how to shut my mouth
And leave it when it's wrong
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Your words only make it hurt
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
I may still be a fuck up
But I'm a fuck up counting days
I'm counting on my mistakes
I know it hurts but all you do is live in the pain
You crash, you burn, in the past
Let's open up the hit and I'll take the hits you been saving [?]
Two feet tall, you make me feel two feet tall
I'm learning how to walk away
Even though it feels so wrong
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Your words only make it hurt
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Don't speak, it'll makе it worse
Give it up, it'll nevеr work
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Your words only make it hurt
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Don't speak, it'll make it worse
Give it up, it'll never work
So shut up, shut up, shut up
You said enough, so shut up, shut up, shut up
I'm not enough for you
Oh, I'm not enough for you
Yeah, I'm not enough for you
Never enough, never enough
So shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up
@mohammedjammeh9598
That's what I'm talking about. That's the fucking True Alpha.
@reeik9000
Shut up, shut up, shut up
@amandabiccaluccas2189
LOL
@friedbabiesfordinner37
😭😭
@cearle1534
i feel tyler could make some pretty good pop punk songs
@baileighcrawford04
yes!! i agree
@addman34555
He’s done quite a few pop punk songs so far, stuff with pvmnts and five North
@thatemoenby
@Nick Damjanoff I saw PVMNTS live they were incredible I even met them they're all lovely people and hella talented
@kathandjohartley567
@Nick Damjanoff even some lost in kostko songs
@patriciacarter1147
Try Five North - Scumbag, all 8 are good