Russ

Don't ask, oh, you can't step out of this.

You can't at least just tell me you're in the studio.

No.

Why do you think I have to tell you what I'm doing and give you an itinerary?

So why do I have to tell you I'm in the studio?

Especially when you're not my girl.

My family doesn't ask me for like, you can't tell me.

Put it like this, right?

If my mom, my family, and no one has ever asked me, yo, you can't at least give us a heads up when you're in the studio, what the fuck makes you think you, who I've known for less than a year of my 29-year-old life, has any audacity?

Get the fuck out of here.

You're just used to men saying how high when you say jump.

I'm not one of them.

Go get one of those who's happy to be in the presence of a seven.

It's crazy.

No, you're still toxic though.

No, but it's just like, I just feel like, that's why I wrote I Love Me.

I put out like two years ago by Boy Wonder, produced by Boy Wonder, because it's like, I don't think, I think men do a terrible job at handling rejection for the most part.

100%.

But I also think pretty women who have been deemed desirable by the opposite sex on a large scale,

have a horrendous time at dealing with rejection because they reject so often that it's rare for them to go after someone.