At first I thought and wanted to believe that the "Kim perspective" theory was true, but now I don't really care anymore. By being so unclear and blur about who Em is referring in the song, he manages to put the listeners in his shoes and relate to what he's telling, providing that they had some rough relationships ending before. Every word, every lyric of this song is tight, powerful.
Whatever he says, Em can sing and did it greatly here. The rap part is pretty well written, but the hook and the beat are godly and perfect for the subject.
Em did this track on his own, from scratch and delivered an awesome piece of emotions.
At first I thought that the "uuuh" parts were boring, but it doesn't really bother me anymore. That's anger, sadness, and a little bit of bravery, just enough to eventually recover and move on.
Screw Drake's discography, that's a deep, true, powerful song about love
Plus this song quite mirrors Kim on the first MMLP, violent and clearly personal. I guess that Kim is a better and more memorable song in term of creativity, but STIW kinda show the maturity Em has taken since then
This track is part of the many jewels on MMLP2, and one of my favorite
