Eman They Don't Like Me song lyrics Show Headlines, Rumours and lies Something's always going around Cold eyes judging our lives They wanna read us like a frontpage story up in their bussines like they're paparazzi they think were just another tabloid crush in the end they dont know about us if they wanna talk, let them talk if they wanna whisper then so what they dont know about us they dont know about us they dont know about us if they wanna hate, let them hate cause it dont matter what they say they dont know about us they dont know about us they dont know about us no sound truth cutting out like a game of telephone new found talk of the town they dont wanna leave us alone they draw attention to the he said,
she said yeah you're the only one i hear in my head so let them dig they're just a tabloid pressure in the end they dont know about us if they wanna hate, let them hate cause it dont matter what they say they dont know about us they dont know about us they dont know about us if they wanna talk, let them talk cause it dont matter what they say they dont know about us
they dont know about us they dont know about us t-t-th-they dont know about t-th-they dont know about us (They dont know) they dont know about us t-th-they dont know about us
"Don't Like Me" is a song by American rapper Rico Nasty, featuring vocals from fellow American rappers Don Toliver and Gucci Mane. The song was produced by Buddah Bless, who also wrote the song along with the three artists.[1][2] It was released on October 22, 2020 through Atlantic Records and Rico's own Sugar Trap label as the third single from her debut studio album, Nightmare Vacation.[3][4][5] Background and recording[edit]"Don't Like Me" served as the third single off of Nightmare Vacation and was preceded by "Own It" and "iPhone".[6][7] Mastering for the track was handled by Chris Athens, while mixing was handled by Jaycen Joshua, with assistance from DJ Riggins, Jacob Richards and Mike Seaberg.[8] Composition and lyrics[edit]In terms of lyrics, the song was described as "a theme song for winners and those who have no problem bragging about their sexual prowess."[9] Aaron Williams of Uproxx noted that the three lyrically "explain all the reasons their haters can't seem to find it in their hearts to let go", while "Toliver holds down the hook and Gucci provides his own verse running down all the reasons they have to flex."[10] Rico Nasty and Don Toliver both repeat the chorus from two different perspectives, while name-dropping Gucci Mane in the hook. Gucci later takes over and performs his verse before the former two each repeat the hook once again and the song ends.[11][2] The song is in the key of E Minor at a fast-paced (146 BPM) beat.[12] Critical reception[edit]Chris DeVille of Stereogum described the song as "a woozy computerized banger that blurs the line between rap and experimental pop".[13] Jon Blistein of Rolling Stone wrote that it "boasts an ebullient beat with soft synth plunks shimmering atop booming bass and crisp drums". Blistein also described the chorus as "instantly memorable" and Toliver's verse as "delightful".[2] Jackson Langford of NME also noted that Rico "deliver[ed] a more relaxed and understated performance than she's given throughout the year."[4] Sajae Elder of The Fader praised the production, writing that "the soft synths and booming bassline act as the perfect backdrop for Rico and Toliver's catchy shared hook."[6] References[edit]
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