"Attitude" by Jutes and Benny Mayne is a song that explores the changes and challenges that come with fame and success. The lyrics depict a relationship where the narrator (presumably Jutes) is willing to give their partner everything they desire, even if it may lead to negative consequences. The line "I could do you right till it's wrong" suggests that the narrator is willing to go to great lengths to please their partner, even if it may not be healthy or sustainable in the long run. However, the partner seems to have changed since moving to Los Angeles (LA) and gaining fame. The lyrics mention how they now display a negative attitude, as if the whole world is against them. They seem jaded and spend money they haven't earned, suggesting a reckless and extravagant lifestyle. The narrator acknowledges their partner's behavior and attitudinal changes, questioning where their attitude is coming from and why they are acting this way. Despite the challenges and conflicts in their relationship, they continue to have a physical and emotional connection, indicated by the lines "We fuck until the morning, then we fight, fight, fight." Overall, "Attitude" delves into the struggles and consequences of chasing fame and success, how it can change a person's attitude and behavior, and the complexities of maintaining a relationship in such circumstances.
