The rhyme scheme is noticeable but disjointed with a very gentle bridge, allowing you to ease into all of his questions, consequently becoming personally invested. Tyler tapped into a sweet spot combo of rhetorical questions and hypophora/anthypophora to question his motivation (or more often, lack thereof). This track, featuring Can & Rex Orange County, is a bundle of questions. So, without any further ado, let’s get to the breakdown. Musically, there’s a fantastic contrast between the smooth and mellow vibes of the instrumentals, the choir-esque backing vocals, and his somewhat gritty flow and deep, punchy voice. It delves into themes of loneliness, vulnerability, and the craving of affection while indulging the materialistic and transient nature of his fame and fortune lifestyle. The album is stirring up quite the storm, and after having listened to it in its entirety multiple times, there is a very clear personal and introspective vibe to it. Headlines all over the place (along with many Genius contributors) have been speculating non-stop about what the album will be like.

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