Love Yourself (feat. Jisoo)

In 'Love Yourself (feat. Jisoo),' ROSÉ delivers a powerful message of self-empowerment and realization. The song narrates the story of someone who has been mistreated and taken for granted in a relationship. The opening lines highlight the emotional turmoil caused by the partner, who has not only disrespected the narrator but also exploited their name for personal gain. This sets the stage for a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

The chorus serves as a pivotal moment in the song, where the narrator advises their former partner to 'go and love yourself.' This phrase is a clever play on words, suggesting that the partner's self-obsession is the root of the problem. It also implies that the narrator has moved on and no longer holds any emotional attachment to the toxic relationship. The mention of the narrator's mother disliking the partner, despite her generally accepting nature, adds another layer of validation to the narrator's decision to end the relationship.

The song concludes with a reflection on the emotional damage inflicted by the partner. The narrator admits to having been so engrossed in their job that they failed to notice the toxicity of the relationship. However, this realization leads to a newfound sense of freedom and self-worth. The final lines, 'I fell in love, now I feel nothin' at all,' encapsulate the emotional journey from love to indifference, signifying the narrator's complete detachment and growth. ROSÉ's collaboration with Jisoo adds a harmonious blend of voices, enhancing the emotional depth and resonance of the song.