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Drake's GIRLS LOVE BEYONCÉ (featuring James Fauntleroy) talks about the difficulty of finding love and the fear of vulnerability that comes with it, the chorus, interestingly features lyrics from Destiny's Child's "Say My Name."

Drake confronts the common tendency for modern-day women to remain emotionally unavailable because of past experiences and societal pressures. He understands that women, just like him, are seeking something deeper and meaningful but are skeptical of investing their time into someone new. Drake's lyrics capture the frustration of modern dating and the anxiety of being alone, despite the duality of wanting to be single and hating it at the same time.


Drake hints at his history with a new love. He's been hurt so many times that he can't let anyone into his life nor put himself in a position where he might get hurt again. His previous relationship experiences, combined with the complexity of his lifestyle, have forced him to distance himself from any new opportunities for love. However, he seems to have stumbled upon that rare love that moves him to want to open up and accept the pain that comes with romantic love. The chorus encourages his lover to speak his name and own him, saying that he's willing to take a chance on falling in love again.