Him Problem

The singer expresses emotions or reactions symbolized by "Ooh ooh ooh."

Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh

The speaker ended the relationship, and the ex-partner blames them. Even the ex-partner's mom thinks the speaker deserves better.

And I said it just ain't working out

We both know that I saw him

And that girl macking in the crowd

Even his mom told me I could do better

He's gonna live with her forever

An expression of indifference or lack of sympathy towards the ex-partner's situation.

The speaker dismisses the ex-partner's issues as "his problem," anticipating he will regret losing them.

We all know one day he's gonna hit rock bottom

And realize what he had

And I'll be long, gone moving on

With someone and all but forgot him

The speaker envisions the ex-partner's future struggles and regrets, seeing them as consequences of their own actions.

With the boys and a girl that don't want him

Yup, that sounds like a him problem

Reiteration that the ex-partner's issues are not the speaker's concern.

If the ex-partner reaches out, the speaker won't entertain them, finding humor in the idea that he might regret losing them.

And he wants me in the middle of the night

He can't have me 'cause he lost me

I'm laughing at the fact that he might

Think I'd ever come back cause I deserve better

He's got a broken heart and I've got a sweater

Bye bye!

Repetition of the idea that the ex-partner's troubles are not the speaker's concern and that he will eventually regret losing them.

We all know one day he's gonna hit rock bottom

And realize what he had

And I'll be long gone, moving on

With someone and all but forgot him

And he'll be drunk at the bar

With the boys and a girl that don't want him

Shit, that sounds like a him problem

That sounds like a him problem

The speaker suggests a difference in attractiveness, implying the ex-partner is inferior. The speaker no longer needs to pretend in bed.

Kay, maybe more like a 7.7 but now in bed

At least I don't have to pretend no mo-o-ore

"It was, it was great, honey, really good. Yup."

Reiteration of the ex-partner's future regrets and struggles. The speaker emphasizes that these are the ex-partner's problems, not theirs.

And we all know one day he's gonna hit rock bottom

Realize what he had

That sounds like a him problem

And we all know one day he's gonna hit rock bottom

And realize what he had

And I'll be long gone, moving on

With someone and all but forgot him

And he'll be drunk at the bar

With the boys and a girl that don't want him

No, that sounds like a him problem

It's definitely not a me kind of problem

The speaker reaffirms that the ex-partner's issues are not a concern for them; it's solely the ex-partner's problem.