You

CKay's song "You" delves into the complexities of a passionate and somewhat tumultuous relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night filled with intense emotions and physical connection. The opening lines, "It’s yours, Take it like it’s yours," suggest a sense of surrender and intimacy, but the caution to avoid taking pictures and letting nobody see them hints at a secretive or forbidden love. This sets the stage for a night that is both thrilling and fraught with tension.

The chorus, with its repeated lines "Baby I’m in love with you," underscores the depth of CKay's feelings. However, the raw and explicit language used in lines like "Fuck you like I miss you, Fuck you like I need you" reveals a sense of urgency and desperation. This juxtaposition of love and lust highlights the dual nature of their relationship, where deep emotional connection coexists with intense physical desire. The repetition of the word "You" in the chorus emphasizes the singular focus of his affection and longing.

In the second verse, CKay acknowledges the complicated dynamics of their relationship. The lines "You tell me you love me and you hate me at the same time" and "See I’m crazy, you know this, But you sef you chose this" reflect a relationship marked by both affection and conflict. The use of Nigerian Pidgin English in phrases like "You dey give me close marking" adds a cultural layer to the song, making it relatable to his audience. This verse encapsulates the push and pull of their relationship, where love and frustration are intertwined, yet both parties are willingly engaged in this emotional rollercoaster.