we need to give this album it's the hype it deserves, she's put so much into her projects mostly this new era of her. I can relate to this song sm bc as a bi male people would usually ask if there is “sugar in ur tank” i love that she did that.
@@ToyCircle It's a way of asking someone ( most of the time a man,) if he's gay. Sugar representing how straight people always compare us to sweet things. Similar to how they call us fruity,
i love you. you're the best. the first time i listened to one of your songs it was obviously girls like girls, and back this time i was so worried about everything in my life bc i was discovering i was GAY lol and then this random song pops up in my youtube algorithm. girls. like. girls. omg. i literally cried while listening and my heart cracked i was so overwhelmed and i felt like having support (yes from strangers 👍). SO thank you. you made life easier and beautiful. i am so so so happy to have discovered an incredible artist by this chance . I can't say thank you enough for that. please enjoy life and continue to do what makes you happy. lauren from france
This song gave me a lesson: "no matter how many years your ex is with their new love married or dating, making up lies about you and acting all innocent and manipulate, their true colors show and the truth and drama unfolds. You succeed without the person no matter what. They chose their path of endless misery and toxic waste with no sugar at the bottom for redemption, they blew a healthy chance of true happiness."
Not me being triggered by my s t r a i g h t g i r l c r u s h "I stayed with you even through the drama Thinking I'd find sugar at the bottom" I wasn't mad that you didn't love me romantically. No one can force that. I was mad that you treated our friendship like crap and then put me on the back burner for a man who didn't even respect you. I finally walked away, but it hurts knowing that I'm probably the only one really hurting. You didn't even notice for MONTHS. I wouldn't ever call you a problem, but I wash my hands clean of you for my own self-respect. Ain't no sugar at the bottom
I wonder if this is about a guy friend she had or something like that because I know she's gay so I'm kinda curious if that's the case but the taste thing is her referring to how a drink tastes not him