The song "Stingy" by Elijah Blake is about a person who is infatuated with someone and is desperately asking for their attention and love. The protagonist of the song is deeply attracted to the person they are singing about and is constantly thinking about them. They feel like they are on a high whenever they are around this person, and they are unable to get them out of their mind. The protagonist asks the person if they can let them know what they did to make them fall so hard. They express their tiredness of the person's flawlessness, implying that they are perfect in every way. The protagonist is obsessed with this person and wants to experience their beauty, pleading for a chance to be with them. The lyrics mention being "fallin', fallin', fallin', fallin' over you," indicating that the protagonist is completely smitten and falling deeper in love with the person. The song suggests that they have been waiting for a call or a message from the person, even waking up early and waiting for them to reach out. The repeated plea of not being stingy with their beauty emphasizes the protagonist's desire for the person to be generous with their affection and attention. They want the person to give themselves fully to the protagonist. The line "No, no, no, no, no don't be stingy with your beautiful" is a plea to not hold back on their love and to let the protagonist in. The protagonist ends the song by expressing their desire to be with the person, stating that they are holding onto them and asking not to be let go. They emphasize the beauty of the person and state that being next to them is where they want to be. Overall, "Stingy" is a song about infatuation and the desperate longing for someone's love and attention. It portrays the protagonist's intense desire to be with the person they are singing about and their willingness to do anything to capture their attention.
