Meaning of “ALL MINE” by Brent Faiyaz
Apparently what the title of this song (“ALL MINE”) alludes to is a notion akin to the vocalist being convinced that the addressee, his ex, is truly his lady despite the fact they have broken up. The thesis sentiment basically revolves around Brent Faiyaz trying to reestablish what reads like a serious relationship with his former flame.
That is to say that by the looks of things, they still have sex on occasion. But Faiyaz comes off as if he wants the two of them to fully recommit, instead of, say, her simultaneously having an actual boyfriend.
So the situation reads as if since breaking up, Brent has realized that the addressee is his soulmate and is trying to get her back accordingly.
Meanwhile, as far as the aforenoted sexual dynamic in this relationship goes, it plays a very important part in his argument, as most clearly illustrated in the first verse. In other words, the vocalist starts off by touting his ability to, excuse our French, scr-w the addressee real well as the primary reason why she should return to him fulltime.
But later on, as in the second verse, he rather takes an emotional approach, pointing out, as noted earlier, how he possesses genuinely strong feelings for her. So basically, the vocalist’s strategy in seducing the addressee, if you will, is a holistic one, in that he is not only appealing to her physical needs but also her heart.
“All mine, all mine (It’s alright)
Baby, let’s keep it real”
Release Date of “ALL MINE”
This was officially released on July 8 of 2022 as part of Brent’s second studio album with the title “Wasteland”. The release was carried out through the following record labels:
- Lost Kids Records
- Venice Music
- Stem Records
Singles from Brent Faiyaz’s “Wasteland” Album
- “Dead Man Walking”
- “Gravity”
- “Wasting Time”
- “Price of Fame”
Did Brent Faiyaz write “ALL MINE”?
Yes. “ALL MINE” was written and produced by the American singer himself.
