YEAH RIGHT

Joji's 'YEAH RIGHT' is a song that delves into themes of self-destructive behavior, emotional detachment, and the complexities of relationships. The lyrics are a raw and candid reflection of the artist's inner turmoil and the struggles with the expectations of love and life. Joji, known for his lo-fi and melancholic music style, often explores the darker aspects of human emotions, and 'YEAH RIGHT' is no exception. The repetitive nature of the lyrics 'I'ma fuck up my life' suggests a cycle of self-sabotage that the artist is either predicting or currently experiencing.

The chorus 'Yeah, right' serves as a sarcastic response to the idea that the person he's singing about would care about his well-being or the consequences of his actions. It's a dismissal of the notion that there's any genuine emotional investment from the other party. This sentiment is further emphasized by the lines 'Yeah, I bet you won't cry' and 'Yeah, I bet you won't try,' which indicate a belief that the other person is indifferent to his struggles. The song captures the feeling of being in a one-sided relationship where one person is far more invested than the other.

The verses of 'YEAH RIGHT' also touch upon themes of superficiality and the search for genuine connection. Joji questions what the other person knows about love, life, and blood, implying a depth of experience that he feels the other person lacks. The mention of 'blood' could symbolize the raw, real, and sometimes painful aspects of life that he feels are not understood by his counterpart. The line 'She just feeling my ice' suggests that the relationship is based on materialism rather than emotional substance. Joji's music often resonates with listeners who have experienced the darker, more introspective side of love and life, and 'YEAH RIGHT' is a testament to his ability to articulate these feelings through his art.