Missin Out

Brent Faiyaz's song "Missin Out" captures the essence of missed opportunities and the longing for connection. The repetitive chorus, "You're missin' out," serves as a poignant reminder to the listener that they are missing out on something significant. This phrase is not just a casual remark but a heartfelt plea, emphasizing the artist's desire for someone to recognize the value of spending time with him. The repetition underscores the frustration and disappointment of unreciprocated interest.

In the verses, Faiyaz paints a vivid picture of his current state. He describes waiting for a friend in the cold, highlighting a sense of isolation and the mundane reality of his life. The mention of Los Angeles and his plans to move there suggests a yearning for change and a better future. This dream of becoming "someone to know soon" reflects his ambition and hope for recognition and success. The casual invitation to "come fuck with me" reveals a desire for companionship and a break from loneliness, even if it's just for the weekend.

The song also touches on the simple pleasures of life, such as smoking weed and listening to music. These activities are presented as alternatives to more conventional social activities like drinking. Faiyaz's offer to share these moments with someone indicates a deeper need for genuine connection and shared experiences. The repeated line, "Shit, you don't know what you're missin'," serves as a final, almost desperate attempt to convey the richness of what he has to offer, both in terms of his company and his potential future success.