The song "Stay Down" by The Game featuring Bryson Tiller is about the complexities of relationships and the struggle to maintain love and loyalty. The lyrics convey a story of a person who is caught between two lovers and is trying to figure out their true feelings. The song begins with Bryson Tiller questioning why the other person is upset and frowning. He talks about how people waste time and play games in relationships, comparing it to playing a violin. He mentions how he had to remind the other person of their love and the danger that love can bring. Tiller also asserts that if the person is not with him, then they must be with someone else. The chorus sung by Bryson Tiller and The Game emphasizes their commitment to providing real love and surpassing the affections of the other person's partner. They claim to love the person more than their current partner ever could. The Game's verse focuses on his lavish lifestyle and his ability to provide material things for his lovers. He mentions having multiple homes and luxury cars. However, he also expresses his disappointment with being labeled as a player, stating that he just has many admirers but is willing to commit. He continues to boast about his wealth and success but also highlights how he can offer what the other person is looking for. Overall, "Stay Down" explores themes of love, loyalty, and competition in relationships. The artists convey their desire to be the person the other individual chooses and to provide a higher level of love and affection than their current partner.
