Att: La Ex

Betzabeth's song 'Att: La Ex' is a bold and assertive message from a woman to her ex-partner's new girlfriend. The lyrics convey a sense of confidence and dominance, as the singer addresses the new girlfriend directly, asserting that she could easily take back her ex if she wanted to. The song's narrative suggests that the ex is still interested in the singer, reaching out to her and expressing his longing, despite being in a new relationship. This creates a power dynamic where the singer holds the upper hand, knowing she has the option to rekindle the old flame but chooses not to.

The song also touches on themes of jealousy and competition. The new girlfriend is depicted as someone who desired the singer's 'spot' but lacks the 'caliber' to truly fill it. The singer taunts her by saying that despite her efforts, she cannot erase the memories and desires the ex still harbors for the singer. The advice given to the new girlfriend is to do her 'job' well, implying that she needs to work harder to keep the ex's attention. The repeated mentions of the ex's drunken calls and confessions of missing the singer further undermine the new relationship, painting it as a facade.

Lastly, the song includes a section that shifts the focus to the singer's independence and desirability. It emphasizes her freedom, allure, and the choice not to settle for just anyone. This part of the song serves to reinforce the singer's self-worth and the idea that she is in control of her own love life, not defined by her past relationship. The overall message is one of empowerment, asserting that the singer is better off without her ex and is unbothered by his new relationship.