Gyakie's song "Something" is about a toxic relationship where the singer feels mistreated and disrespected by their partner. The lyrics express the singer's desire for independence and peace, as they don't want to be involved in a relationship that brings them down. The repeated phrase "Big butty bad girl, what you saying now?" emphasizes the frustration and disappointment the singer feels towards their partner. The song also talks about the physical and emotional effects of this toxic relationship. The line "It's like there's something running down down down below when you do me like this" implies a feeling of sadness and discomfort caused by the partner's actions. Despite the negative experiences, the singer still finds it challenging to break free from the relationship, as seen in the line "It's till we go inside that grave." The chorus, "Kpakalamiss you know, Kpakala kpakalamiss you know," and "Another hit you know, Another another hit you know" can be interpreted as the singer's way of saying that they understand the dynamic of the relationship but also acknowledge that they keep going back to their partner, even though it's not healthy for them. Overall, "Something" portrays the struggle and conflict within a toxic relationship, highlighting the singer's desire for freedom and peace while acknowledging their difficulty in breaking away.
