A song about wanting someone to stop overthinking and just dance.
A song about wanting someone to stop overthinking and just dance.
There's a quiet defiance in framing someone's hesitation as 'a you problem.' It turns emotional labor back on the other person without drama.
The song doesn't argue the point; it just states the boundary and returns to the physical moment, to the floor.
A song about wanting someone to stop overthinking and just dance.
But that's a you problem
There's a quiet defiance in framing someone's hesitation as 'a you problem.' It turns emotional labor back on the other person without drama. The song doesn't argue the point; it just states the boundary and returns to the physical moment, to the floor.
The phrase 'you been makin' plans about us' carries the whole weight. It's not about grand betrayal, just the small exhaustion of someone who talks a future into existence while avoiding the present. The singer's response, 'get lost in the romance and just dance', feels less like an invitation and more like a plea to stop the planning and actually be there.
It's a blunt, conversational shift. After all the heated imagery about chills and thrills, this line drops the temperature and hands the complication back.
The way 'shake myself out' repeats at the beginning and 'shake yourself down' echoes later gives the lyric a circular, almost weary rhythm.
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I need to shake myself out
Shake myself out from lovin' you
Lovin' you
But tell me what do I do? (Uh)
When you call me on a Friday night
But you never come through
Never come through
All these chills, all these thrills
Burn like million-dollar bills
Got us naked on the floor
Like you never seen before
Heaven's closer than you think
You can taste it if you drink
But you don't
No, you don't
But that's a you problem
You know it's out my hands
Ain't down to me, to solve 'em
'Cause you been makin' plans
About us
It's simple, get lost in the romance
And just dance
Oh, let's just dance
Alright
I said that's a you problem
I told you I'm your man
I'm only here for your love
I don't need no plan
About us
It's simple, get lost in the romance
And just dance
Baby let's just dance
You need to shake yourself down
'Cause I know that you've been missing me
Missing me
And every time you say please
I'mma put you put you put you on your knees
On your knees
C'mon
All these chills, all these thrills
Burn like million-dollar bills
Got us naked on the floor
Like you've never seen before
Heaven's closer than you think
You can taste it if you drink
But you don't
No, you don't
But that's a you problem
You know it's out my hands
Ain't down to me, to solve 'em
'Cause you been makin' plans
About us
It's simple, get lost in the romance
And just dance
Oh, let's just dance
Alright
I said that's a you problem
I told you I'm your man
I'm only here for your love
I don't need no plan
About us
It's simple, get lost in the romance
And just dance
Baby let's just dance
Uh-huh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
Woah-oh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
Uh-huh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
Woah-oh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
But that's a you problem
You know it's out my hands
Ain't down to me, to solve 'em
'Cause you been makin' plans
About us
It's simple, get lost in the romance
And just dance (and just dance)
Oh, let's just dance (let's just dance)
Alright
Uh-huh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
Woah-oh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
Uh-huh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
Woah-oh, a you-you problem
Baby-baby, that's a you-you problem
A song about wanting someone to stop overthinking and just dance. There's a quiet defiance in framing someone's hesitation as 'a you problem.' It turns emotional labor back on the other person without drama. The song doesn't argue the point; it just states the boundary and returns to the physical moment, to the floor.
MONSTA X performs "You Problem", and this lyric page sits inside the MONSTA X catalog on LyroVerse.
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