Nuts

RM's song 'Nuts' delves into the tumultuous and often chaotic nature of love and relationships. The repetitive chorus, 'All right, all right, all right,' sets a tone of trying to convince oneself that everything is fine, even when it might not be. This repetition can be seen as a mantra, a way to cope with the emotional rollercoaster that the song describes. The lyrics suggest a desire to create a perfect space for a loved one, but there's an underlying sense of futility and frustration in these efforts.

The verses introduce two characters, a 'pro rider' and an 'A1 guider,' who are adept at navigating the complexities of love and life. However, these characters are also described as 'gaslighters,' indicating manipulative behavior that complicates their relationships. The use of terms like 'freaky' and 'freaks' suggests that love, in this context, is not for the faint-hearted but for those who can handle its unpredictable and often painful nature. The lyrics also touch on themes of betrayal and the emotional scars left by past relationships, as seen in lines like 'love is just for the freaks' and 'love is for the freaks.'

The bridge and final verse shift to a more introspective tone, where RM reflects on the aftermath of a breakup. The imagery of writing a 'will to my past self' and drinking whiskey to forget memories paints a picture of someone grappling with loss and trying to move on. The mention of a 'stigma on my chest' named after the ex-lover indicates a lasting impact that the relationship has had on him. Despite the pain, there's a sense of wishing well for the other person, as RM expresses a genuine hope for their happiness, even if it seems unlikely to be believed.

'Nuts' is a raw and honest exploration of the highs and lows of love, capturing the emotional intensity and complexity that often accompany romantic relationships. RM's lyrical prowess shines through as he navigates these themes with a blend of vulnerability and resilience.