This introspective freestyle takes inspiration from Joyner Lucas' "Broski," exploring the complexities of a strained relationships. From the opening lines, "I'm tempted by these demons I keep finding in my phone," the lyrics dive deep into the artist's struggles with temptation and feelings of isolation.

The song delves into themes of self-reflection and personal growth. With lines like "Overcoming my depression, and I'm tryna right my wrongs," and "Get it on ya own, just get it on ya own," the artist showcases their determination to overcome challenges and find their own path.

As the song progresses, the artist opens up about their vulnerability and the need for honesty. Lines like "Pardon me, excuse my fallacies, I open up, don't lie to me" reveal their longing for genuine connections and the desire to be understood.