The song "Plan B" by Coco Jones expresses the frustration and disappointment of being in a relationship where the other person is not fully committed. The lyrics suggest that the narrator has been hurt by their partner's actions before and is now hesitant to invest further in the relationship. They do not want to continue building a connection with someone who may end up leaving them feeling low and abandoned. The lines "You broke the shit, go fix it / Give me it all then switch up on me" convey the feeling of being deceived and manipulated by their partner. The narrator is tired of hearing empty promises and false words, as they don't hold any meaning or sincerity. The repeated phrase "We gon' C what you really on" implies that the narrator wants their partner to reveal their true intentions and show genuine commitment. They want honesty and transparency instead of being fooled by false actions and sweet talk. The line "Keep it G, if you think I'm dumb" suggests that the narrator demands honesty and respect. They don't want to be taken for granted or seen as naive. The lyrics also touch on the fact that the partner may have other girls interested in them, but the narrator emphasizes that they are not like the others. They remind their partner that they have chosen to be faithful and dedicated, unlike the other girls who may come and go. Overall, "Plan B" is a song that conveys frustration, disappointment, and the desire for true commitment in a relationship. The narrator is tired of empty promises and wants their partner to prove their sincerity through actions rather than just words.
