The song "Right Back" by Carneyval & Hudson Thames is about a complicated relationship where both parties are playing games with each other's hearts. The lyrics suggest that the person singing the song is tired of being played and is going to take control of the situation by taking the other person's love and giving it right back. The chorus repeats the phrase "Everybody wants you, so you want 'em back, everybody loves you, something like that" which implies that the person being sung about is in high demand and enjoys the attention. However, the singer is not going to let this person take advantage of them any longer. The verse describes a situation where the two parties are spending time together and the stakes are high. Each decision they make is like a revision, suggesting that they are constantly reworking the dynamics of their relationship. The line "It crashes harder than emotions, my friend" suggests that these revisions are not working out well and causing emotional pain. The bridge suggests that the singer is struggling to let go of this person despite knowing that they are not good for them. The line "holdin' on a minute, tryin' hard to quit it" implies that they are aware they need to break free but are having a difficult time doing so. Overall, "Right Back" is a song about a complicated and potentially toxic relationship where both parties are playing games with each other. The singer is taking control of the situation by taking the other person's love and giving it right back, implying that they are no longer willing to be played.
