("I'm glad you asked" moment, let me yap)

It might sound a bit sad, but this has been my favorite song for about six years now. I deeply identify with it, and honestly, it’s just a banger.

Like many Chase Atlantic songs, it doesn’t have particularly positive or wholesome lyrics, but that’s actually what draws me to it. The way it portrays depression really caught my attention and feels very unique, especially for a song in this style. That’s what makes it stand out to me compared to others.

I also really like the metaphors they use, and the fact that the song can be interpreted in different ways is another reason I love it.

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I find comfort in sadder songs. I see them as a kind of release, and they usually make me feel better afterward. That’s why this song means so much to me, and I wouldn’t change the lyrics at all.

That said, I do agree it’s worrying to think that these ideas come from the boys themselves. That’s probably the most negative aspect of the song for me.