"Fatal" by JVLA portrays a complex and intense relationship between two individuals. The song's lyrics discuss the darker aspects of the narrator's attraction towards their partner. The lyrics suggest a sense of manipulation and codependency within the relationship. The opening lines imply that the partner is not as innocent as they may appear. The narrator claims to be in control, referring to owning the situation, and portrays themselves as a unique individual. The reference to taking drugs indicates the addictive nature of the relationship. The narrator refers to their partner as a "dealer," suggesting that they supply the emotional and addictive elements that the narrator craves. The mention of devil emojis and the question, "What do you mean?" indicate a sense of confusion and the potential for unhealthy behaviors within the relationship. The line "Know I want you daily, I'ma give you a daughter, maybe" suggests a desire for a long-term commitment or a family, despite the problematic dynamics described earlier. The chorus continues the theme of indulgence and materialism. The phrase "Throw designer's on the table" suggests a display of wealth and success. The line "Made a lot but going to make more" implies a motivation to continually strive for more wealth and success. The description of the partner as "shower bomb" and "shower fatal" showcases their allure and dangerous nature. The narrator suggests that they are willing to hang on to this relationship even though it may lead to negative consequences. The verses emphasize the narrator's willingness to take risks for love. The lines "Go for it, go for the heart, Go on, shoot me now if you're smart" indicate a willingness to endure pain and heartbreak in pursuit of the relationship. The line "Ice in her chest, uh huh, no pardon" portrays the partner as cold and unapologetic. The chorus is repeated once again, emphasizing the materialistic and addictive aspects of the relationship. Overall, "Fatal" by JVLA explores a relationship characterized by intoxicating, potentially destructive dynamics. It delves into themes of obsession, manipulation, materialism, and the willingness to endure pain for love.
