ANTISSOCIAL (part. Abbot)

In 'ANTISSOCIAL,' FBC delves into the emotional turmoil and isolation that follows a painful breakup. The song opens with a sense of solitude, as the artist describes being alone in a smoke-filled room. This imagery sets the tone for the rest of the song, highlighting a state of emotional and physical withdrawal from the world. The repeated refrain of 'antissocial' underscores the artist's retreat into himself, avoiding social interactions and feeling disconnected from those around him.

The lyrics reveal the source of this isolation: a deep hurt caused by a former lover. The repeated line 'É que menina tu me machucou com aqueles stories' (Girl, you hurt me with those stories) suggests that the artist's pain is exacerbated by seeing his ex-partner's social media posts. This modern twist on heartbreak highlights how digital interactions can intensify feelings of rejection and inadequacy. The artist's friends notice his decline, but their concern only seems to deepen his sense of alienation, as he feels misunderstood and unsupported.

Throughout the song, FBC grapples with the realization that he may have been the 'wrong person' in the relationship. This self-awareness adds another layer to his isolation, as he not only feels hurt by his ex but also struggles with his own identity and actions. The repetition of 'quando eu descobrir ser a pessoa errada' (when I discover being the wrong person) emphasizes this internal conflict. Ultimately, 'ANTISSOCIAL' is a poignant exploration of the intersection between personal pain, social isolation, and the impact of digital life on our emotional well-being.