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- The song "Stop Giving Me Advice" by Lyrical Lemonade and Dave (ft. Jack Harlow) explores the theme of success, fame, and the pressure that comes with it. The lyrics depict the artists reflecting on their achievements and experiences while expressing their frustration with unsolicited advice from others who may not understand their journey. In Jack Harlow's verses, he talks about the highs and lows of his life, from raising the value of those around him to dealing with criticism and being written about in think pieces. He highlights his accomplishments such as signing deals, booking clubs, and even making a pop star want to be with him. Harlow questions whether people truly speak things into existence or just talk about other people's lives. The chorus, "Stop givin' me advice," is an expression of frustration towards those who offer unwelcome advice without understanding the artist's unique experiences and challenges. In Dave's verse, he delves deeper into his own experiences and the pressures that success brings. He talks about meeting fans who work regular jobs and feeling like they underestimate his own experiences. He refers to women he idolizes but can never settle down with due to his busy lifestyle, as he has taken numerous flights and navigated a challenging path to success. Dave also explores themes of loyalty, infidelity, and the sacrifices he has made for his career. He touches on personal struggles, such as drug abuse and using perfumes to mask it. Overall, "Stop Giving Me Advice" reflects the complexities of living in the spotlight and the challenges of navigating fame and success. The song emphasizes the unique experiences and sacrifices that come with being an artist, while also expressing frustration with those who may not fully understand or appreciate those experiences.
