Move On Lyrics – Offset

Move On Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
These lines are like a push forward, showing he’s ready to let go and step ahead.

[Chorus]
Here, Offset is saying he’s not looking for drama, he just wants peace while moving forward. He’s working on leaving the past behind but feels the weight of someone not letting him go peacefully. He’s happy to see the other person doing well, but he’s confused and hurt about why that same happiness isn’t returned. It’s like he’s saying, “I’m rooting for you, so why can’t you root for me too?” These lines carry both relief and frustration. Relief because he’s finally finding closure, but frustration because the other side still seems bitter. The chorus feels like a plea for mutual respect, making it clear he doesn’t want negativity holding him back.

[Verse]
In this part, Offset takes responsibility for mistakes, admitting he feels shame but refusing to keep playing toxic games. He says their relationship made them look foolish, full of back-and-forth revenge, where both sides hurt each other. He can’t believe how far things went, and it feels like she wanted him to lose. Love between them turned into hate, and lies left visible pain. Now, he’s stepping away, finding someone new who brings him joy without the drama. He paints a picture of his new partner—confident, attractive, and not tied to the same patterns. Then, he reflects on how the past relationship crumbled, pointing out how rules weren’t followed and priorities clashed. Instead of building together, she preferred going out, showing a lack of care. He even suggests she got involved with the wrong person and wishes her well with whoever comes next. It’s a mix of regret, disappointment, and acceptance that the chapter is over.

[Chorus]
Once again, he repeats the need for peace, almost like a reminder to himself to stay focused on moving on. The repetition makes it clear this isn’t easy, but it’s necessary. He’s tired of the cycle and only wants calmness while closing this chapter of his life. He highlights how unfair it feels to celebrate someone else’s happiness while not being celebrated in return. It shows how much he values mutual respect, even after everything. The chorus brings back the emotional tension—wanting peace but also wrestling with the lack of support from someone who used to be close. It underlines the core struggle: letting go with grace, even when the other person doesn’t.