Song meaning of Boyfriend by Ariana Grande & Social House

Ah, the classic "we're not together but we don't want each other seeing anyone else" song. Ariana Grande and Social House's "Boyfriend" is a testament to the complexity of modern relationships, or lack thereof. Ariana starts off by calling herself a "train wreck" and honestly, with all her exes in the limelight, who can blame her? She's not trying to be too much, but she also doesn't want to miss that touch. The struggle is real, folks. And let's not forget the line "you ain't allowed to have no boo." It's like the ultimate power move.

Mikey jumps in with his own train-wreckiness, promising that their fights make him feel like they're in love, because who needs stability when you can have chaos, amirite? And then there's the bridge where they both declare that if they were together, they wouldn't be seeing anyone else, but they can't make any guarantees by themselves. Way to commit, guys.

All in all, "Boyfriend" is a catchy, relatable, yet hilariously complicated song about modern love and the struggle to define relationships. But hey, who needs labels when you have trust issues and bad vibes?