Beezy Blanco and BGE Dev tell off a former flame who feels “Entitled” in their new hypnotic trap offering. From the start, BGE Dev lays out the resentment he feels after giving this person his all. While he admits they share a lot in common, he also wishes they didn’t. He regrets the moment he confessed his love. Through all the ups and downs, he chose to stay while she ultimately walked away.
“I hate that you like what I like and you do what I do, girl, you love what im into,” he raps in a melodic cadence. “Member I told you I loved you I never meant to / Cuz shorty you did it you ran with my heart and I dont even know how I gave it away / I turn a h*e into a wife.”
BGE Dev questions how the relationship changed so suddenly, wondering what life might have looked like if he had never fallen so deeply in love. Searching for reassurance, he admits it no longer feels like they share the same love they once had. Lines like, “You always move funny, and I never change,” highlight the growing disconnect between them. As he comes to terms with the breakup, he reflects on moving forward despite the pain, ultimately accepting that falling in love wasn’t anyone’s fault, just a lesson he now has to live with.
Beezy Blanco takes a metaphorical stand, confessing that he’s guilty of once being on cloud nine in the relationship. He begins listing possible reasons for their breakup, suggesting her complicated views on love may stem from growing up without a strong father figure. Soon after, he confronts the emotional damage she caused, arguing that she took his love for granted despite his efforts to build a foundation with her. Even when he felt like throwing in the towel, he still chose to stay and fight for the relationship.
As the verse continues, Blanco reflects on their shared history while acknowledging that breaking up may be for the best. He recognizes his worth and ultimately decides it’s time to move on, choosing self-love over lingering attachment. Lyrics about broken promises and unmatched loyalty reveal how he’s coming to terms with heartbreak, realizing that sometimes closing a chapter is the only way to remain true to himself.
By the end, he leaves listeners with a reminder that life will always give one obstacles, but it’s up to others to rise above them and embrace whatever comes next.