Trip (Quemix)

Jacquees' 'Trip (Quemix)' is a song that delves into the complexities of a romantic relationship, highlighting the emotional turbulence that can arise from love's uncertainties. The lyrics express the artist's feelings of frustration and confusion as he navigates a relationship where the lines between friendship and romance are blurred. Jacquees sings about the struggle of having strong feelings for someone who may not be reciprocating them in the way he desires, or who sends mixed signals that leave him unsure of where he stands.

The song's chorus, 'But I think that I'm done trippin', I'm trip-trippin'', suggests a moment of realization and self-control where Jacquees decides to stop letting the situation get the best of him. The use of 'trippin'' here can mean both overthinking and being emotionally overwhelmed. He acknowledges that he has been 'sippin'', or drinking, to manage his feelings, which indicates a coping mechanism for the emotional rollercoaster he's experiencing. The repeated line 'Your love got me trippin' on you' emphasizes the power the other person's love has over him, causing him to lose his footing emotionally.

The song also touches on themes of self-worth and the recognition of one's value in a relationship. Jacquees points out that the object of his affection is 'dodging bullets' by playing games, and he's left to deal with the emotional aftermath. He also compliments her natural beauty, suggesting that her physical appearance isn't the source of his attraction; it's something deeper. This layer of the song speaks to the idea that true connection goes beyond the superficial and that recognizing one's own worth is crucial when the other person may not be treating you right.