Jhené Aiko

Lyrics

[Intro: Jhené Aiko]
Yeah
Yeah
Uh
Back up on my b—
Done dealing with you
Yeah

[Chorus: Jhené Aiko]
Back up on my bullshit
Back up on the scene
Done dealing with you
Don't know how to deal with me
Done fuckin' with you, don't know how to love me
Done dealing with you, so I'm back

[Verse 1: Jhené Aiko]
It seem like I give so much and don't get nothin' back
I really thought it was love but you're so fuckin' whack
Always get caught up in love, but I am done with that
I can't get caught up in love, so now I'm—, yeah
Flexin' on my exes, in my Model X
Pretty little skinny, little bitty body model-esque
Some of y'all ain't never had no real bitch and it shows
I keep it one hunnid from my head down to my toes
Back up on my bullshit
Back up on the move
Touch down in my hometown, got nothing to lose
I am on my own now, I am in control now
I need you to go now, I can fix my own crown
[Chorus: Jhené Aiko]
Back up on my bullshit
Back up on the scene
Done dealing with you
Don't know how to deal with me
Done fuckin' with you, don't know how to love me
Done dealing with you, so I'm back, yeah (Bitch)

[Verse 2: H.E.R]
Seen you with your ex, I see you still about your old ways
Might just see him for the weekend, you say that's a cold play
I be feelin' triggered, I don't know how to let it go
Really you ain't shit and I know I'm too emotional, hey (Hey)
Puttin' me through it
He's the only thing that's been gettin' me through it
He be comin' through with it
And I hope you cool with it
I just met your roommate, put him on my to-do list
Doin' me
Back up on some new shit, everything in between
I'm out here, I'm gettin' stupid
I'm done bein' exclusive and—
You know the truth is that these niggas is useless
I'm back on my—

[Chorus: Jhené Aiko, H.E.R., Both]
Back up on my bullshit
Back up on the scene
Out here actin' foolish, like I'm seventeen
I just bought a new whip, don't need gasoline (Yeah)
I just seen your new bitch, it boost my self-esteem (Oh babe)
Back up on my bullshit
Back up on the scene
Done dealing with you
Don't know how to deal with me
Done fuckin' with you, don't know how to love me
Done dealing with you, so I'm back, yeah (Bitch)
[Outro: Jhené Aiko & H.E.R.]
Flex on my ex, in my model X
Flex on my ex, in my model X
Flex on my—, flex on my—
Flex on my—
You know I'm
Back up on my bullshit
I'm back up on the scene
Oh-oh-oh
Done dealing with you, so I'm back

Have you ever experienced the end of a relationship, feeling hurt and disappointed, but then suddenly gaining the courage to move on? That's what Jhené Aiko's song "B.S." featuring H.E.R. is all about. The song's lyrics revolve around bouncing back from a failed relationship and feeling an abundance of self-confidence as reflected in the chorus. In the verses, Jhené and H.E.R. respectively flaunt their newfound strength and independence, letting their exes know that they are doing just fine without them.

About B.S.

"B.S." is the fifth track from Jhené Aiko’s third studio album, Chilombo. The song features R&B singer H.E.R. The title of the song is an acronym for the phrase "bullshit," which is a term commonly used when referring to a failed relationship. This marks the first collaboration between the two artists.

The lyrics of "B.S." are powerful and empowering at the same time. The song's theme revolves around the idea of breaking free from toxic relationships and finding strength in oneself. Jhené's and H.E.R.'s verses, respectively, are full of sass and attitude, expressing their newfound confidence. Both artists reassure themselves and their listeners that they are better off without their exes, who only brought them down with their lies and actions.

Throughout the song, Jhené and H.E.R. showcase their impressive vocal range and smooth harmonies. The song's melody, rhythm, and beats are soulful and melodious, fitting perfectly with the lyrics' theme. The music video is also visually stunning, featuring both artists on a beach, riding cars, and wearing beautiful outfits, expressing their newfound freedom.

What makes "B.S." stand out from other breakup anthems is that the song's message is not about heartbreak, but rather about empowerment. It is about taking control of one's life and refusing to be held back by toxic relationships. It offers encouragement to those who may be going through the same situation, letting them know that they are not alone and that they can get through it.

Jhené Aiko is known for her emotionally charged lyrics and soulful melodies, while H.E.R. is known for her powerful voice and songwriting skills. Together, the two artists have created a masterpiece that showcases their talents and passion for music. "B.S." is undoubtedly one of the standout tracks from Chilombo, and we can't wait to see their future collaborations.

In short, "B.S." is a testament to the power of self-love, independence, and breaking free from toxic relationships. The song is beautifully crafted, both musically and lyrically, and showcases the talents of two of today's most prominent R&B artists.

• Release Date: March 6, 2020
• Artist: Jhené Aiko