This song is a great chill edition to the album. “Missin You Crazy”: Russ transitions to a softer R&B vibe after his big three F-you songs.
The general theme of the lyrics to the first three songs is Russ telling listeners that if you ever doubted him, then F-you because he’s successful and gets what he wants. I didn’t really like this song, just since it is so similar to the first two songs, but the general continuation of the F-you theme for the first three songs is pretty interesting. “Kill Them All”: This song is the last of the big F-you songs on the album. Yeah, just copped a mansion and my parents a crib However, although this song has many similarities to it, it also discusses things like how Russ’s success has helped his parents and made it accessible for him and his parents to see and buy the nice things in life, “Outlaw”: “ Outlaw” feels very similar to “The Flute Song,” where Russ sings about his confidence and why he is somehow “elite” in the world. In addition to that, the flute carried out through the entire song seemed essential, as I have heard many different artists use flutes as the central theme of their songs, but I think that the lyrics made the song much better and more enjoyable. This starts the album off with a bang because Russ has a large amount of confidence, or what some may see as cockiness, in his lyrics. “The Flute Song” : Russ opens the album up with “The Flute Song” and sings,
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