It's Love (Trippin')

In 'It's Love (Trippin')', Adrea Brown & Goldtrix explore the overwhelming and often irrational nature of love. The song's lyrics delve into the intense emotions that come with being deeply in love, to the point where it affects one's behavior and mental state. The repeated phrases like 'They say I'm crazy' and 'They say I'm trippin'' highlight how the protagonist's friends and society perceive their intense feelings as irrational or excessive. This external judgment contrasts with the protagonist's internal experience, where these feelings are genuine and uncontrollable.

The song uses vivid metaphors to describe the protagonist's emotional state. Phrases like 'tight twistin' your lovin'' and 'got my whole life livin'' suggest that love has a physical and all-encompassing impact on the protagonist. These metaphors convey the idea that love can twist and turn one's life in unexpected ways, making it difficult to maintain a sense of normalcy or control. The lyrics also touch on the pain and vulnerability that come with love, as seen in lines like 'We all cry when we feel pain' and 'Love is gone we're not the same.' This duality of love—its ability to bring both immense joy and profound pain—is a central theme of the song.

Culturally, the song reflects a common experience where intense emotions are often misunderstood or dismissed by others. The protagonist's insistence that 'It ain't a question of pride' or 'brains' suggests that love transcends logic and societal expectations. This theme resonates with many listeners who have felt judged or misunderstood for their emotional experiences. Adrea Brown & Goldtrix's musical style, which blends soulful vocals with electronic beats, enhances the emotional intensity of the lyrics, making 'It's Love (Trippin')' a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by love.