Outta Time (feat. Drake)

In 'Outta Time,' Bryson Tiller and Drake delve into the complexities of a toxic relationship that has reached its breaking point. The song opens with Drake reflecting on the nature of their relationship, acknowledging that it was never as perfect as they made it out to be. He admits that their time together is marked by toxicity, and despite knowing they shouldn't be together, he finds himself still entangled in the relationship. This sets the stage for a narrative about the struggle to let go of something that is clearly harmful but difficult to abandon.

Drake's verse highlights the cyclical nature of their issues, where arguments and unresolved problems persist. He points out that their communication is flawed, filled with screaming and yelling, which only exacerbates their issues. The line 'Things just can't be fixed, we're out of time' signifies the realization that their relationship has reached a point of no return. This sentiment is echoed by Bryson Tiller, who expresses his frustration and confusion about the relationship. He notes that they fight constantly and that the small things seem to trigger significant conflicts, indicating a deep-seated incompatibility.

Tiller's repetition of 'oh, yeah' and 'for so long' emphasizes the prolonged nature of their struggles. He admits that he has been 'twisted' by the relationship, suggesting a sense of being emotionally manipulated or trapped. The chorus, with its haunting melody, underscores the inevitability of their separation. The song captures the emotional turmoil of realizing that a relationship is beyond repair and the painful process of coming to terms with that reality. 'Outta Time' is a poignant exploration of love, conflict, and the difficult decision to part ways when staying together is no longer viable.