"I Really Like You" is a song by Carly Rae Jepsen, specifically the M. Rod Remix version. The song is about the powerful feelings of infatuation and attraction towards someone. The lyrics express the singer's overwhelming desire and strong liking for this person. In the song, Carly Rae Jepsen sings about wanting to stop her feelings but admits that she has developed a taste for the thrill of being infatuated. She feels a sense of euphoria and believes that she could fly with this person, comparing the experience to being on the moon. The lyrics also mention the anticipation and eagerness the singer feels for the person to reciprocate their feelings. The lyrics touch upon the early stages of a relationship. The singer mentions watching television late at night with the person in question, but also acknowledges that it's too soon and they are aware that it isn't love yet. Despite this, the singer feels compelled to express their intense liking for the person. Throughout the song, the singer emphasizes that they "really, really, really, really, really, really like you" and asks if the person feels the same way. The repeated use of "really" emphasizes the depth of the singer's emotions. The bridge of the song introduces a sense of insecurity and vulnerability, with the singer questioning whether they have said too much or been too forward. They admit to being in their own head when the person is not around, further highlighting their infatuation. Overall, "I Really Like You" is a catchy pop song that captures the excitement, obsession, and uncertainty that often accompany the early stages of romantic attraction.
