…is the breakup song of the century.
Never mind the explicit – it’s not used in a crass manner. It’s really just speaking to how we all feel sometimes. I know you’ve all been in that breakup where you’re just hurt and confused and just want to scream “F**K YOU!!!”.
This song is it.
Not to mention it has a catchy melody and will be the end of the summer earworm – straight until Labor Day, I bet.
Grab some ice cream and some napkins, boys and girls. This one’s a goodie.
After seeing Janelle Monae perform this song live (via an Erykah Badu performance during the early summer in NYC), it’s no surprise that her video is full of emotion. In a time where identities are easily confused and the value of self is constantly in question, this song is right on time. D’Angelo-esque in nature, please enjoy the video!
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