All Mine

The song 'All Mine' by Plaza delves into the complex emotions of desire, possession, and the aftermath of a romantic rivalry. The lyrics paint a picture of a protagonist who is deeply entangled in a passionate affair, marked by a sense of addiction and urgency. The repeated line 'And I hit it, like it's all mine' suggests a possessive attitude towards the partner, emphasizing the physical aspect of the relationship and the protagonist's claim over the partner's affection.

The narrative of the song also touches on themes of jealousy and competition, as the protagonist seems to address another person who has lost the affection of the woman in question. The lines 'Should've paid that, woman, more mind' and 'She ain't fuckin' with you no more' indicate that the protagonist believes the rival did not give the woman the attention or respect she deserved, leading to her shift in loyalty. This perspective is a commentary on the dynamics of relationships where neglect can lead to seeking fulfillment elsewhere.

Moreover, the song explores the idea that everyone is playing games and caught up in blame, suggesting a cynical view of romantic interactions. The protagonist acknowledges the universal nature of these games but also admits to being swayed by a woman who 'gets me higher.' The conflicting emotions of knowing the games yet falling for them anyway reveal the complexity of human relationships and the power of attraction and desire.