Monica Lewinsky, as you may already know, is the lady who, as a White House intern during the 1990s, had an infamous sexual relationship with then-President Bill Clinton. Actually, the relationship in and of itself...
Kanye West’s “Jail, Pt. 2” is a complicated piece, or perhaps more accurately we can say one that is multi-subjected in sort of a subliminal way. But generally speaking the term “jail”, as used within,...
The title of this song (“Masterpiece”) is actually a reference to DaBaby’s “lil’ b*t*h”, i.e. his girlfriend. And he is celebrating her due to her undying loyalty and willingness to make him happy. But overall, whereas...
“Levitating” is a dance-themed love song. Its title alludes to the notion that the singer is in an uplifting, euphoric state of mind in relation to her love for the addressee. And she uses various altitude-based allegories to...
On “TLC”, the rappers (DaBaby and Gunna) take turns to vividly discuss their somewhat contradictory love life while boasting about their personal successes. The verse 1 sees DaBaby revealing that he has been with...
The main theme of “For the Night” centers on the rappers detailing their romantic escapades. And basically, the way Pop Smoke puts it, the title would allude to the idea that he has the tendency...
Honestly, the main theme permeating throughout this song is gun violence. Indeed when DaBaby refers to himself as a “Rockstar”, “this ain’t no guitar” or music-related occupation that he’s talking about. Rather he is referring...
The title of this collaboration is actually a compliment the artists are imparting on a particular female(s). And basically what it boils down to, since Lil Yachty is saying that her looks make them think...
“iPhone” is a song based on the artists’ philosophical approach to romantic relationships. The title, as we all know, is the name of a popular communication device. And what it specifically points to in this track...
To begin with, the “enemies” Post Malone and DaBaby are speaking about on this track are actually former friends or other close associates. These friends/associates prove themselves not to have the artists’ genuine wellbeing...
