"WYCMF" by Jacquie is a song that explores themes of toxic relationships and emotional manipulation. The title stands for "What You Calling Me For." The song starts by questioning whether someone would pay attention to the protagonist if they didn't know them. The protagonist feels insecure about their appearance, feeling like they don't fit the mold of the type of person their love interest typically dates. The mention of "Seaworld" could be a metaphor for a place where people go to see and be seen, highlighting the superficial nature of the relationship. The lyrics suggest that the love interest has a pattern of using and discarding people. They "lit" the protagonist up, meaning they ignited a spark of interest, only to "burn them out" and discard them. This creates a cycle where the protagonist is constantly taken advantage of and left feeling used. The protagonist questions who taught their love interest how to love, expressing frustration and exhaustion with their reckless behavior. They no longer want to be a part of this toxic dynamic, hence the repeated question of "what you calling me for?" This line implies that the love interest may be reaching out for selfish reasons, either to talk at the protagonist without listening or as a way to distract themselves from their own problems. Overall, "WYCMF" portrays a relationship where the protagonist feels objectified and used, and they are beginning to realize that they deserve better. The song serves as an expression of frustration and a declaration of self-worth.
