JLO

The song starts off with Lil Tecca feeling a certain indignation towards people who didn't support him before his rise to fame, reflected in the lines where he requests not to be approached with affection or missed when he's gone if his presence wasn't valued prior to his success. The pre-chorus sets a tone of defiance against insincere affection, with Tecca asserting his self-worth in the face of fair-weather friends or lovers.

As Lil Tecca weaves through the luxurious lifestyle and the pitfalls of relationships that come with fame, he struggles with the superficial nature of people who are attracted to his new persona as 'Tecca, the better nigga'—indicating that they prioritize his stardom over the person he is. The dichotomy presented here is prominent, as Tecca recoils from the idea of deep attachment and dismisses those who did not offer him the same devotion before his rise to prominence.

The chorus introduces the ambivalence between Lil Tecca's desire for a woman and his knowledge of her seemingly manipulative nature. He is caught in a cycle of wanting what isn't necessarily good for him and this internal conflict plays out across the song. The use of 'J. Lo' symbolizes the ultimate desirability, yet there's still an undertone of caution as he addresses the challenges of navigating relationships with people whose intentions might not be clear or sincere.

The later verses and bridge portray a Lil Tecca who reflects on his evolution from being disregarded or deemed unattractive, to becoming admired and even coveted due to his success and wealth. Despite reaching this new level of fame, the song conveys a sense of loneliness and alienation alongside the bravado and boastfulness typical in this genre. He foresees that even though the hate persists, the rewards of his work allow him to remain indifferent to critics and enjoy the fruits of his labor.