HOTEL NUISANCE Lyrics – Odetari, LOVEKILLS

HOTEL NUISANCE Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part talks about someone who’s tired of drama and chaos in their life. They’re saying if you can’t handle their lifestyle or personality, you’re free to leave anytime because they’re not going to chase after anyone. The “beasts in the front” could mean they have protection or problems they’re dealing with, so they’re not easy to mess with. The person gets frustrated when the other is mean, especially when drunk, which makes things worse. They mention being in a balanced but fragile state (“homeostasis”) but leaning on drügs to cope. There’s a casual, almost careless attitude toward what’s happening around them — like throwing cheese on someone or ignoring s*xual advances. The line about counting to three and then “busting” hints at quickly reacting or ending things, and brushing teeth after suggests a strange, intimate moment before the other person becomes weak and falls asleep.

[Verse]
This verse paints a picture of a restless night filled with searching for something—maybe peace or answers—but ending up just wanting to crash on the couch. The hiccups in the Uber show the singer feeling uneasy or sick, and when they look at the girl with lice, it adds a grim, uncomfortable detail to the scene. Someone asks if they’re okay, but they admit they don’t feel right at all. They think about taking more pills, possibly to numb themselves or to confirm if what they’re experiencing is real. The singer talks about buying things no matter what others say, showing a rebellious or carefree attitude. The girl kissing like a child but biting hard suggests innocence mixed with danger. The gold on teeth and wheels hints at flashy, expensive lifestyle, even though things feel rough inside.

[Refrain]
This line repeats how the hotel keeps calling or interrupting them, probably symbolizing constant disturbances or problems that won’t go away. It shows they can’t find peace or quiet even when they want it.

[Chorus]
Again, the singer is clear: if someone can’t handle their lifestyle or attitude, they can leave whenever they want. The singer isn’t going to beg or try to fix things. They have their own issues (“beasts in the front”) that make them tough. The person gets upset when the other is mean while drunk, and they’re trying to stay balanced but rely on drügs to manage. The casual and strange interactions continue, like throwing cheese or ignoring s*xual advances. The quick reactions and intimate moments end with the other person becoming weak and falling asleep, showing a strange mix of tension and care.

[Refrain]
Once more, the hotel keeps ringing, showing those constant interruptions or problems that the singer faces regularly, making it hard to find calm.