NO FUN

Joji's 'NO FUN' is a melancholic reflection on isolation and the fading of friendships. The repetitive chorus, 'Yeah, all my friends no fun,' suggests a sense of disillusionment with his social circle. The lyrics convey a narrative of friends who have drifted away, leaving the artist to contend with loneliness and a sense of abandonment. The mention of summer's end symbolizes the conclusion of a period of warmth and camaraderie, now replaced by a colder, solitary existence.

The song also touches on the dichotomy of material wealth and personal fulfillment. Joji mentions being rich but having a broken air conditioner, a metaphor for the emptiness that can accompany financial success. The absence of communication with the outside world ('Don't check no mail, no phone') further emphasizes his self-imposed isolation. Despite his success, there's an underlying tone of dissatisfaction and a longing for something more meaningful than material possessions.

The repeated lines 'And I keep to myself' and 'I know it's my fault' suggest a conscious choice to be alone, possibly as a defense mechanism against the pain of losing friends. The artist seems to be wrestling with the consequences of his actions, acknowledging his role in his isolation while also expressing a sense of inevitability about his loneliness. 'NO FUN' is a poignant exploration of the internal struggle between the desire for connection and the comfort of solitude.