Make You Feel Good

Fetty Wap's 'Make You Feel Good' delves into the complexities of romantic relationships, focusing on the pursuit of genuine connection and emotional fulfillment. The repetitive questioning of 'Why you think you wastin' my time?' and 'Make you feel good, does it make you feel good?' underscores a sense of frustration and confusion. Fetty Wap seems to be addressing a partner who may be uncertain about the relationship, questioning whether their actions are truly beneficial or merely superficial.

The lyrics reveal a narrative where Fetty Wap is trying to prove his worth and sincerity to his partner. He contrasts himself with a previous lover who was controlling and restrictive, emphasizing his own approach of allowing freedom and encouraging self-expression. Lines like 'She love how I make her feel inside' and 'Girl I had to remind you baby' highlight his efforts to make his partner feel valued and cherished. This is further reinforced by his willingness to invest time and resources, as seen in 'All I got is time, I'ma spend it right' and 'In Chanel bags, coppin' car keys, shit you like.'

The song also touches on themes of materialism and emotional security. While Fetty Wap mentions luxury items and experiences, these are presented as means to an end—tools to make his partner feel appreciated and secure. The repeated phrase 'Make you feel good, does it make you feel good?' serves as a poignant reminder that true happiness and satisfaction in a relationship come from emotional connection and mutual respect, rather than just material possessions. Through this song, Fetty Wap explores the delicate balance between showing love through actions and ensuring those actions are genuinely meaningful to his partner.