My Way (feat. Monty)

Fetty Wap's 'My Way' featuring Monty is a bold declaration of self-assurance and territoriality in love and success. The lyrics convey a strong message of confidence and control, particularly in the realms of romantic and financial achievements. The repeated line, 'Baby, won't you come my way?' is not just a romantic plea but also a metaphor for attracting success and desires towards oneself.

The song juxtaposes Fetty Wap's success against the failures of others, particularly a rival. This is evident in lines like 'He ain't ever take you out, barely even left your house' and 'The last single he put out didn't even make it out,' which highlight the rival's inadequacies both in romance and in his career. This contrast serves to elevate Fetty Wap's own status, showcasing his ability to provide and impress, which he further emphasizes with mentions of his wealth and lifestyle.

Violence and aggression are also themes in the song, used to assert dominance and protect what he values, as seen in 'Try and take my bitch, you gonna take two to the head.' This line, along with others, portrays a readiness to defend his relationships and achievements aggressively. The overall tone of the song is one of triumph and defiance, with Fetty Wap using his lyrical prowess to assert his place in both the romantic and musical spheres.