Girls Need Love (Girls Mix) (feat. Summer Walker)

Tyla's collaboration with Summer Walker in 'Girls Need Love (Girls Mix)' is a powerful anthem that challenges societal norms around female sexuality and desire. The song's lyrics are a candid expression of a woman's need for physical and emotional intimacy, breaking away from the traditional expectations that women should be passive or reserved about their sexual desires. The repeated lines, 'Girls can't never say they want it,' highlight the double standards that often silence women when it comes to expressing their needs and wants.

The song opens with a straightforward declaration of desire, 'Honestly, I'm tryin' to stay focused,' setting the tone for the rest of the track. Tyla and Summer Walker's voices blend seamlessly as they articulate a longing for genuine connection and intimacy, rather than settling for unsatisfying encounters. The lyrics, 'I just need some dick, I just need some love,' are raw and unfiltered, emphasizing the importance of both physical and emotional fulfillment. This directness is a refreshing departure from the often euphemistic language used in mainstream music to discuss female sexuality.

Moreover, the song addresses the frustration of dealing with 'lame niggas' and the desire for a 'thug' who can provide the kind of love and attention they crave. This yearning for a partner who can meet their needs is a central theme, underscoring the importance of mutual respect and satisfaction in relationships. The repeated refrain, 'Girls can't never say they want it,' serves as a rallying cry for women to own their desires and speak openly about what they need. By doing so, Tyla and Summer Walker empower their listeners to break free from societal constraints and embrace their sexuality without shame or hesitation.