Gameboy Lyrics – KATSEYE

Gameboy Lyrics Meaning

The first part shows the singer calling out someone who’s trying to twist the story. They say, go ahead and tell your friends whatever you want, make it dramatic if that’s your thing. But deep down, you know everything that’s happening now is just karma coming back. The person is now the one feeling lonely and reaching out, trying to shift the blame, but the singer makes it clear—they’re not the issue here.

Next, they talk about how this person keeps messing with their emotions, like pressing buttons just to get a reaction. But the singer knows their worth now. Being with them was a step up, and the other person probably realizes they messed up by losing someone important. Now, they’re someone you don’t want to let go of.

Then comes the chorus, which repeats the idea that the other person is just like a gameboy—someone who plays too much and doesn’t take things seriously. The singer’s done with that. They’re not even thinking about this person anymore. Love shouldn’t be a game, and they’ve decided to throw it away like an old toy. They’ve moved on.

Later, we hear about the singer enjoying life again. They’re going out, doing their own thing, and genuinely feeling fine. They don’t miss the past and are focused on having fun with their friends, living life on their own terms. There’s a sense of freedom and peace in that.

Even when the chorus comes back again, it just reinforces the same confident attitude. They’re not wasting energy on someone who didn’t treat them right. They’re fully aware that the relationship was toxic and it’s best to leave it behind. That person might regret it now, but it’s too late.

Toward the end, it circles back to the beginning, showing how nothing has changed—the other person is still playing games, spreading stories, and trying to blame the singer. But the singer stands strong, not falling for it, and not even thinking about them anymore.