However, it is understandable that despite this song going viral – its music video receiving half-a-million views in four days for instance – it may not be to some people’s acoustic liking. However, the lyrics don’t necessarily read so. Yes, she apparently holds a high estimation of herself. For instance, the singer knows that if she wants to, she can really turn it on in the looks’ department. But even when at a party, dressed to the nines and caught up in the allure of the moment, as illustrated at the end of the second verse, her rapport with the addressee is never broken.Īlso as explained by Addison in her own words, the sentiment this song is really meant to relay is “I can love myself as much as you love me”. And that is sort of the feeling being conveyed in the chorus.Īddison Rae reportedly experienced a considerable deal of hating in response to this song – so much so that TikToker Dixie D’Amelio came to her defense. Another social-media star by the name of Bryce Hall, a romantic interest of Addison’s, also lent his support to the singer in light of backlash she underwent after coming out with “Obsessed”. We know right about now you might be tempted to think that Addison is being overly-conceited. would die for herself also. Indeed even if she and her sweetheart were to break up she would possess the most-important part of this relationship, which is herself.
Rather it reads “ I’m obsessed with me” also.Īnd just as willing as the vocalist’s boyfriend is to die for her, she also concludes that she is worth dying for, i.e. Well Addison does reply with a traditional “ me too”. But in this case, that does not translate to ‘ I’m obsessed with you too’.
And the way he lets this be known to her is by rather saying ‘ I’m obsessed with you’, which are actually serious words that have never been spoken in this relationship before.
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