One of the songs on Drake's new album is known as “Texts Go Green" and a few people are confused by the meaning.
At middle of the night on Friday, June 17, Drake decided to unexpectedly release his new album, "Honestly, Nevermind," and hip hop music lovers have a lot to say about it. The shocking release includes 14 new songs, a few of which have fans a bit confused.
What about "Texts Go Green"? Here’s a breakdown of what the song title and lyrics mean.
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What is the meaning of "Texts Go Green" by Drake?
The lyrics to "Texts Go Green" probably make more sense to iPhone users than to people using androids. When iPhone users are texting each other back-and-forth, their messages pop up in blue-colored bubbles. If you're an iPhone user who's been blocked by another iPhone user, your messages will no longer be blue. They will turn green.
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Drake’s lyrics start out, "If I used to be for your sneakers, I would hate myself. Left all this at the back of to be with any person else."
In the chorus, he sings, "Texts go green, it hits somewhat other, do not it? Know you miss the days when I was grippin' on it. Know you are in a area this night just thinkin' on it. I moved on see you later ago."
In the second verse, he continues, "I'm nonetheless tryna make sense of it all. You're nonetheless saying things to keep me concerned."
In the third verse, he sings, "Dodging women on the scene and women from my dreams. Well, do not wanna make something from not anything, that's where I be. Well, keep getting nothing from one thing, how's that truthful to me?"
He wraps up the verse with, "It's transparent that we all get lonely, then you call me. All I wished from you was once to carry me down when things are not running. For some explanation why, I assumed in you."
What’s the meaning behind his words?
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Things obviously didn’t end well with a woman he was romantically involved with. His lyrics allude to the fact that she seemingly blocked him to move on to a relationship with someone else. He describes the fact that he rejected other women while he focused on this one particular person.
However, now this woman has come back around and it's seemingly too little too late. He doesn't want to be strung along anymore and now he's the one rejecting her. He says he would hate himself if he was in her shoes — feeling regretful about risking their relationship for another man.
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Here’s how fans are reacting to Drake's album "Honestly, Nevermind."
There are mixed reviews from hip hop fans in regards to Drake‘s new album, "Honestly, Nevermind." One person tweeted, “I don't care what anyone says, Drake’s new album must be one of the worst albums he has ever made. Drake is a great artist but this is a no. I'm so disappointed.”
Another person tweeted, “One word for the new Drake album: mid.”
However, other fans seem to be impressed and defended Drake's album. One tweeted, “Y’all say Drake’s album [is] a** but [he’s going to] have these clubs and festivals jumping. This n**** knew who his target audience is and if you don’t like it, it’s clearly not made for you.”
“Texts Go Green" is clearly only one primary music to listen to from the new album. We additionally counsel testing “Currents,” “Sticky,” and “Jimmy Cooks.”
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