Song meaning of LOVE IS A DRUG by Don Toliver

Hey y'all, today I wanna chat about a song that really hit me in the feels - "LOVE IS A DRUG" by Don Toliver. This track is a whole vibe, let me tell ya. When I first heard those lyrics, "Bust it back, make it clap, I can put you on," I was like, whoa, this is about to be a wild ride.

The chorus got me hooked right away. Don Toliver sings, "I'm in love, is it a drug? Poppin' it up, poppin' it up." It made me think about how love can feel like a drug sometimes, you know? It's like you can't get enough of it, and you just wanna keep going up and up.

And then there's this line, "Hate when you give me headaches, but I love when you give me dome." It's like a rollercoaster of emotions, right? Love can be messy and complicated, but at the end of the day, you still want more of it.

In the verses, Don Toliver talks about making a lot of love and having a lot of sex. He mentions crashing the 'bach and thanking Allah for making it out. It's like he's reflecting on his journey and the highs and lows of love and life.

The second verse hits different too. Don Toliver sings, "I wanna say, whatever you doin', girl lowkey doin' it great." It's like he's appreciating his partner and all the things she brings to the table. And when he says, "Can't make you crazy, I'll keep doin' it bae," it shows a sense of commitment and dedication to the relationship.

Overall, "LOVE IS A DRUG" is a banger that dives deep into the complexities of love and relationships. It's a mix of passion, desire, and vulnerability that really resonated with me. So next time you're in your feels, give this song a listen and let Don Toliver take you on a journey through the highs and lows of love.