Enough

In 'Enough,' 916frosty delves into the complexities of feeling lost and disconnected despite having a place to call home. The opening lines, 'I don't know where to call my home / There's a house where I sleep, but I'm all alone,' set the tone for a song that explores themes of isolation and the search for belonging. The artist feels underrated and misunderstood, which is a sentiment that resonates throughout the song. This sense of alienation is compounded by the superficial relationships and fleeting connections he experiences, as highlighted by the recurring line, 'I don't want to fall in love, with you.'

The mention of 'Faygo in my double cup' is a reference to a popular soft drink often mixed with codeine in the hip-hop community, symbolizing a form of escapism. This recurring motif underscores the artist's attempt to numb his pain and dissatisfaction with his current life. The lyrics also touch on the transient nature of his relationships, particularly with women who are only interested in the moment and not in any long-term commitment. This is evident in lines like, 'Woman of the night is my only type / She come with you if you have a bottle for the night.'

The song also addresses the pressures and criticisms that come with pursuing a career in music. 916frosty feels the weight of expectations and the constant scrutiny from others, which he counters with a defiant attitude. Lines like, 'Sometimes I feel like I need a break / They can't do what I've been doing so they go and hate,' reflect his frustration and determination to succeed despite the odds. The use of drugs as a coping mechanism is a recurring theme, with the artist admitting that he feels 'finally alive' when under the influence. This highlights the internal conflict between his desire for success and the toll it takes on his mental health.