Unholy (Unholy But It's Gay)

Reinaeiry's song "Unholy (Unholy But It's Gay)" delves into the complex and often hidden dynamics of infidelity, desire, and liberation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship marred by deceit, where the 'daddy' figure is engaging in unfaithful acts at a 'body shop,' a metaphor for a place of illicit activities. The 'mummy' is unaware of these transgressions, highlighting the secrecy and betrayal that underpin the narrative. The song's chorus, with its catchy and repetitive lines, underscores the clandestine nature of these actions and the thrill that comes with them.

The song takes a bold turn by introducing a new perspective—one that is unapologetically queer. The narrator, who is interested in the 'mummy,' offers an alternative to the deceitful 'daddy.' This shift not only challenges traditional notions of relationships but also celebrates queer love and desire. The narrator's invitation to 'spend on me instead' and 'put a crown upon your head' suggests a promise of respect, admiration, and genuine affection, contrasting sharply with the 'daddy's' unfaithful behavior. This juxtaposition serves to highlight the potential for a more honest and fulfilling relationship.

Reinaeiry's use of vivid imagery and playful language adds depth to the song's themes. Phrases like 'how we love to watch her go' and 'me and her gon