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This lyric depicts a negative view on life itself, with the title being an exaggeration of a person's bleak state of reality. It highlights the downside of being a Black person in this society. It hints at racism, cultural appropriation, and the fetishisation of Black skin. It also conveys the sadness that a person has towards relationships, always being emotionally unavailable and unable to 'know what to do with it' when they do find a good relationship. Overall, each verse has its own topic and theme- they touch on a lot of negative scenarios one might experience in life. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are foreboding, gloomy but also very real. The song fits the society we live in today. You're guaranteed a moved and impassioned audience. It fits perfectly into most rap genres.

This lyric depicts a lover tantalising and seducing his woman with sexual connotations. It suggests that he will not let his special lady leave his side until they 'knock it'. It is a very romantic and sexy song. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are light-hearted, alluring and exciting as it immediately jumps into the hook. It also has an upbeat tempo. You're guaranteed an intrigued audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.

I joined a songwriter's forum, primarily for country music songwriters, thinking I'd fit right in. I didn't. At all. It's all about pop radio hit country, the stuff they call "bro country." I don't typically write stuff like that. But, okay, I can technically. So, I thought I would. This is a very upbeat, heavy, tempo-driven song that's almost spoken-word in the verses yet explodes in the chorus and is the typical sort of "bro country" that's popular today.

Romeo and Juliette is the age-old classic about two lovers. Though how realistic is that for everyone? This song re-imagines Romeo and Juliette with a smaller, sorta nerdy Romeo who's head over heels in love with a Juliette that doesn't love him back. I wondered what that scenario would look like, so I wrote it into a fun, quirky song. "Hold on, Juliette, I'm comin'!"

Most country music that touches on anything related to "love" deals with adult themes. But before we were adults we were all teenagers, and most of us had that teenage love. Especially younger boys, as I was once a younger boy, get very excited against spending time with their girlfriends -- we're just not too thrilled when their mama is there! So this is a fun little playful song about that. One of my favorites.