B.Y.S.

In 'B.Y.S.', keshi delves into the complexities of modern relationships, capturing the emotional turbulence that often accompanies love and uncertainty. The song opens with a portrayal of a partner who is weary of distance and insincere affection, highlighting a common struggle in contemporary romance. This sentiment is further emphasized by the lines, 'Say you don’t really miss him / But I don’t really blame ya,' suggesting a past relationship marred by disillusionment and a lack of genuine connection.

The chorus reveals a deeper layer of vulnerability, as keshi sings about the fear of giving and taking pain in a relationship. This fear is a barrier to fully embracing love, as indicated by the repeated lines, 'So afraid to give and take your pain / So afraid to give your love away.' The artist acknowledges this hesitation but also offers reassurance, promising steadfast support with the words, 'You don’t gotta worry 'bout nothin' / Baby girl, you know that I ain't leaving.' This juxtaposition of fear and reassurance creates a poignant tension, reflecting the inner conflict many face when opening up to love.

Throughout the song, keshi's soothing vocals and intimate lyrics create a comforting atmosphere, encouraging the listener to confront their own fears and uncertainties in love. The repeated plea for the partner to 'make yo' mind up' underscores the importance of decisiveness and commitment in overcoming relational challenges. By blending personal vulnerability with a gentle, supportive tone, 'B.Y.S.' resonates deeply with anyone who has navigated the delicate balance of love, fear, and emotional healing.