The song "Yes or No" by Jass Manak talks about a young man trying to convince a girl to be with him. He offers to take her to his village, give up all his work, and spend all his time and money on her. The chorus of the song repeatedly asks the girl to say yes or no to being with him. In the second verse, he talks about wanting to marry her, have a good relationship with her family, and make her his wife. He asks her to trust him and promises to provide her with a good life. The chorus continues to ask the girl to say yes or no to marriage and being with him. The third verse talks about romantic gestures like candlelit dinners and buying sandals for her every week. The singer assures the girl that he can handle anything she needs. In the end, he asks the girl to say yes or no to staying with him and insists that she will only say "Manak! Manak!" which is a reference to the singer's name. The song is a mix of romantic gestures, promises of a good life, and the singer's persistence in wanting to be with the girl.
