lol, it's all good, no offense taken. We're just exchanging ideas. Like i said, the song seems soft but if you pay very close attention the lyrics, it's really candy-coated medicine. it seems like simping but i detect pimping in it. peep my views on the lyrics in the post i posted the video. main message of the song to me is "know and play your role". even the way he talks about her it's like he's telling her he's the one who gives her value. a collectable item only has value if someone collects it. and he tells her "when you're mine, i'll be generous" meaning she only gets the benefits of his association if she becomes his thing (if she submits).Why is every song on my local radio station about love and shyt? Not that I mind R&B, I love it, but when it's on some shyt to where "I'd give my life for you!" I'm just absolutely disgusted. I listen to sad songs, but only by older R&B singers like David Ruffin. Real singers, and no disrespect to @turbulent because I like you, but that Chris Brown song is softer than some nuts and a ballpark sausage in some hot cross buns at an opening little league game, and the musicians that we listen to gives others a representation of ourselves, whether they're intelligent enough to see it or not is far from our decision. You listen to shyt like that on the regular people going to think you're some sort of dancing ass unstable emotional ass nikka, cause that's what Chris brown fans are. You want to hear some real shyt, click play on this and soak up some of that real black man game before America turned our men soft, effeminate creatures.
DAVID RUFFIN - YOU OUGHT TO KNOW ME (1976) - YouTube
like i said, i know it seems a little out there but i definitely see it in that song's lyrics. it's smooth and seems soft but the message goes hard.