The song "Year Round" by Eric Bellinger is about the concept of "cuffing season," which refers to the act of seeking a romantic partner during the colder months, particularly for the purpose of having someone to spend time with and keep warm during the winter. The lyrics express the singer's desire to have a consistent and loving relationship throughout the entire year, not just during cuffing season. The song highlights the enjoyment of simple activities like watching movies, eating cereal, and going out together. The line "I know pretty girls like pizza" suggests that the singer understands what his partner enjoys and wants to cater to her preferences. The chorus emphasizes that the desire for companionship and love transcends seasons, suggesting that the singer will always be there for his partner no matter the time of year. The repetition of "this shit is year-round" emphasizes the commitment and devotion the singer has towards his relationship. The bridge highlights the idea that their love is constant and steady, not subject to the changing seasons. The lyrics describe their family as being together all year round and celebrating every day. The line "Won't catch me out there looking thirsty" implies that the singer is faithful and committed to his partner, not seeking attention or affection from others. The song concludes with the repetition of "Cuffing Season 2," emphasizing the continuity of their love and the continuation of their relationship beyond just one season. Overall, "Year Round" celebrates the joy and commitment of a loving and enduring relationship that thrives throughout the entire year.
