"Bitch, I'm the man," he sings, softly and sweetly, over the Alphaville synths [], reminding someone no longer in his life that he's just fine: "First I made you who you are and then I made it." But once the drum machine whirs to life halfway through the song and he starts rapping, he grows ever more confessional, growling his analysis of where things went wrong. It's a strange inversion.
From Hua Hsu review:
"Bitch, I'm the man," he sings, softly and sweetly, over the Alphaville synths [], reminding someone no longer in his life that he's just fine: "First I made you who you are and then I made it." But once the drum machine whirs to life halfway through the song and he starts rapping, he grows ever more confessional, growling his analysis of where things went wrong. It's a strange inversion.
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