Wine

B Young's song 'Wine' is a heartfelt ode to a special woman, emphasizing her uniqueness and the importance of not wasting her time on those who don't appreciate her. The repeated refrain, 'See, them man there ain't worth your time, Baby, don't waste your wine,' serves as a central theme, urging the woman to value herself and not settle for less. The metaphor of 'wine' symbolizes her worth and the preciousness of her time and energy, suggesting that she should savor life and not let it be drained by unworthy individuals.

The lyrics also highlight the singer's admiration and deep appreciation for the woman's qualities. Phrases like 'Gyal, you're amazing, standing ovation' and 'there ain't no gyal like you' underscore her exceptional nature. B Young contrasts her with others, making it clear that she stands out in a crowd. This admiration is not just superficial; it extends to her patience and authenticity, as he mentions 'you've got patience, like you back to the basics.' This suggests a deeper connection and respect for her character.

The song also delves into themes of intimacy and personal connection. Lines like 'No meeting and greeting, I don't really mind staying in for the weekend' and 'Just me and you and this bed, we can sleep in' paint a picture of a cozy, private relationship where the couple can be themselves without external pressures. The imagery of 'Maggy creeping,' 'lights off, no peeking,' and 'shower-head steaming' adds a sensual layer to the song, emphasizing the comfort and closeness they share. B Young's 'Wine' is a celebration of individuality, self-worth, and the beauty of intimate, genuine connections.