Entertainer

ZAYN's song 'Entertainer' delves into the dynamics of a relationship where deceit and manipulation are at play. The lyrics express a sense of betrayal and the realization that the singer's partner was not truthful. ZAYN uses the metaphor of an 'entertainer' to describe how he viewed his partner, suggesting that their actions were all a performance meant to deceive. The repeated line 'You thought you had me, didn't you?' indicates a turning of the tables, where the singer acknowledges the attempts at manipulation but also asserts his awareness and control over the situation.

The chorus emphasizes the singer's dominance in the relationship, with the declaration 'In this game, I own the rules.' This line, along with the repeated threat to 'turn you down when you need me the most,' showcases a shift in power. The singer is no longer the deceived but is now the one in control, ready to reject the partner at their most vulnerable moment. The song's tone is one of empowerment, as the singer moves from being a passive observer to an active participant who refuses to be played for a fool.

The song also touches on the theme of recognizing false love, as seen in the lines 'I know a fake love when I see it anyway.' ZAYN's message is clear: he has seen through the facade and is ready to confront the reality of the situation. The song serves as a warning against underestimating one's partner and a declaration of self-respect and autonomy within a relationship that has been tainted by dishonesty.