What Is Love?

“What Is Love?” is a stream of thought turned into melody — a conversation with myself about everything we’re all trying to figure out but rarely say out loud. It’s me asking real questions: What is love? What is life? What’s the point of trying if it all fades? It’s about the highs, the lows, the moments that feel like everything, and the ones that make you question if anything’s real at all.

The track moves in that familiar space I like to live in — smooth, melodic rap layered with harmonies and emotion, riding the edge between vulnerability and resilience. It’s not a love song in the traditional sense. It’s not about one person. It’s about the way love and life hit you over time — when you’ve felt pain, joy, betrayal, peace, and pressure — and you’re still trying to figure out what it all really means. There’s no clean answer, just the rhythm of trying to understand.

“What Is Love?” was inspired by real moments: late nights overthinking, relationships that started soft and ended loud, the internal tug-of-war between doing what feels good and doing what’s right. The song isn’t about finding the answer — it’s about admitting that sometimes the questions matter more than pretending to have it all figured out.

The production is reflective and moody, something you’d play while driving under city lights or staring at the ceiling in the dark. It lets the lyrics breathe, while the melodies carry the weight of the message. Think Drake’s introspection, with the smoothness of Bryson or Rod Wave, but still grounded in my own voice — southern roots, Chicago polish, honest delivery.

This one’s for the people who’ve been through enough to know that love isn’t always easy, life isn’t always fair, and right and wrong aren’t always black and white. It’s for anyone who’s ever asked themselves what the hell am I feeling? and found comfort in knowing they weren’t the only one asking. “What Is Love?” doesn’t give you answers — it just lets you know you’re not alone in the questions.