CRY ME A RIVER Lyrics – DJ Clen

CRY ME A RIVER Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro, with the repetition of “Rillo, Rillo, Rillo,” seems like a hyped-up, catchy tag or chant to set the tone of the song.

[Chorus (A-Reece)]
In this chorus, the artist expresses that he doesn’t care about the negative things others say about him, particularly a person who betrayed his trust. He’s made it clear that this betrayal is the reason why his sense of loyalty has been broken. The phrase “cry me a river” is used sarcastically, suggesting that the person’s complaints or victimhood don’t matter to him. He also hints that this betrayal has deeply affected his perspective on loyalty.

[Post-Chorus (A-Reece & Blxckie)]
Here, the artists address the person who wronged them, telling them they’ve gone too far. They challenge this person to try them again, acknowledging that they’ve been treated badly but have suffered in silence, choosing not to react impulsively. Despite the pain, they stay unbothered, still not caring about the negativity and victim-playing from the other side. The post-chorus reflects a strong sense of defiance, emphasizing that the betrayal has led to a loss of trust and the artists’ detachment from the drama.

[Verse (Blxckie)]
In this verse, Blxckie reflects on the confusion others cause by interfering in his life and destiny. He encourages people to focus on their own blessings, family, and happiness, rather than getting caught up in his life. He mentions how people get distracted by fame, memes, and beef, while he stays focused on being grateful for life and working hard. He acknowledges the different types of challenges and rewards in life, but ultimately remains dedicated to his own path, without letting others’ negativity affect him. The verse emphasizes resilience, self-reflection, and rising above the hate.

[Chorus (A-Reece & Blxckie)]
The second chorus repeats the sentiments from the first, reinforcing that the artists don’t care about the false narratives being spread by the person who betrayed them. It reaffirms the theme of broken loyalty and the desire to stay unaffected by the other person’s attempt to play the victim. There’s a hint of finality in this chorus, showing that they have moved past the situation and have no interest in revisiting the drama.

[Post-Chorus (A-Reece & Blxckie)]
The post-chorus echoes the same feelings of betrayal and resilience. The artists continue to challenge the person who wronged them, showing no signs of vulnerability or regret. They reflect on the hurt caused but stand strong, choosing silence over drama. The repeated phrase “cry me a river” is a final dismissal of the other person’s attempts to gain sympathy, highlighting the artists’ refusal to be dragged back into a situation where their loyalty has been betrayed.

[Outro (A-Reece & Blxckie)]
In the outro, the repeated phrase “suffered in silence” emphasizes the inner pain the artists have endured without letting it show. It’s a final acknowledgment of their struggles, but they remain resilient, choosing not to make a scene or seek attention for their pain. The outro reinforces the themes of silently enduring hardship and standing strong despite the betrayal.