Problem

Natalia Kills' song 'Problem' is a bold and unapologetic anthem that delves into the complexities of a tumultuous and passionate relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a rebellious and intense love affair, characterized by physical attraction and a sense of defiance against societal norms. The imagery of 'sweat dripping down your chest' and 'tattooed knuckles on my thigh' sets the tone for a raw and unfiltered connection between the two lovers. The repeated references to being a 'problem' highlight the singer's awareness of her reputation and the thrill she derives from it.

The song's chorus, 'That girl is a problem, girl is a problem, girl is a problem, problem,' serves as a mantra for embracing one's flaws and the chaos that comes with being unapologetically oneself. Natalia Kills portrays herself as a 'dream girl' who is both alluring and dangerous, challenging the conventional notions of what it means to be in love. The lyrics 'We’re hell raising and we don’t need saving' and 'There’s no salvation for a bad girl' further emphasize the theme of rebellion and the rejection of societal expectations.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring motif of power dynamics and control. Lines like 'You got no power to control how I make you my toy' and 'Don’t you wanna claim my body like a vandal?' suggest a playful yet assertive approach to love and desire. The song's narrative is one of mutual attraction and a shared sense of being outcasts, as seen in the line 'It’s you and me against the world.' Natalia Kills' 'Problem' is a celebration of embracing one's darker side and finding empowerment in being labeled a 'problem.'