On S'fait Du Mal

In 'On S'fait Du Mal,' Black M delves into the emotional turmoil and pain that arise from unresolved relationships. The song is a heartfelt apology to two significant figures in his life: a close friend and a romantic partner. Through his lyrics, Black M expresses regret and sorrow for the hurt caused, acknowledging the deep emotional wounds inflicted on both sides.

The first verse addresses a close friend, where Black M admits his inability to reciprocate the support and kindness he received. He reflects on the moments when his friend stood by him during tough times, listening when no one else would. The regret is palpable as he acknowledges the pain that has followed their relationship, suggesting that they need to move on to avoid further harm.

In the second verse, Black M turns his attention to a romantic partner, confessing to having 'stolen' her heart and failing to console her when she needed it most. He recognizes the emotional distance that has grown between them, exacerbated by silence and arguments. The chorus, repeated throughout the song, emphasizes the mutual pain they are causing each other and the urgent need to move on before their hearts 'explode.'

The song's repetitive plea to 'stop' and 'move on' underscores the theme of self-awareness and the necessity of change to prevent further emotional damage. Black M's candid lyrics and emotive delivery make 'On S'fait Du Mal' a poignant exploration of the complexities of human relationships and the pain of unresolved issues.