“I Hate Everybody” by Halsey
Halsey’s “I Hate Everybody” is a bit more-complicated than your usual Halsey fare. Contrary to how its title may read it is meant to serve, in a roundabout way, as an expression of the songstress’s self-love. In other words, the concept it is based on, according to her own words, is that Halsey does not feel that she needs a celebrity boyfriend in the name of attracting a larger fanbase.
This idea is made a tad bit evident in the chorus when she questions ‘why can’t she go home without somebody?’ Or a different way of looking at this statement is that people criticize her for not being romantically linked with a particular person, most specifically another celebrity. But overall the lyrics of the song come off as sort of an unfiltered self-analysis – for instance with the singer labeling herself as her “own worst enemy”. And at times they read as if she is actually looking for a romantic partner.
But conclusively this track is intended to be centered on Halsey herself. It is not centered on the romantic partner or friends whom she references in the process.
Quick Facts about “I Hate Everybody”
“I Hate Everybody” is another track from Halsey’s 2020 album “Manic”
Halsey co-produced this tune alongside of Finneas and Lido.
The three of them also co-wrote the song. They co-wrote it in conjunction with the songwriters listed below:
- Sarah Aarons
- Benny Blanco
- Noonie Bao
- Cashmere Cat
- Happy Perez
The label that put “I Hate Everybody” out is Capitol Records.
