RED FLAG (ลองดูมั้ย?) Lyrics – PRETZELLE

RED FLAG (ลองดูมั้ย?) Lyrics Meaning

She’s calling him out from the start, saying she knows he’s hiding something. He might think he’s being slick or mysterious, but she’s already figured out that he’s the kind of guy who causes trouble. He’s not fooling her, even if he tries.

If he’s going to act like a bad boy, she’s daring him to try her and see how that goes. He’s just a red flag, but she’s way beyond that—she’s bold and fiery. She sees through his love b0mbing, those intense fake feelings to mess with her, and she’s not falling for it. If he wants to play, he better be ready for what’s coming.

She tells him to slow it down. What he doesn’t realize is that she’s been in this situation before—dealing with charming guys like him. But even though she knows he’s trouble, she still finds herself into him. He’s exactly the type she usually falls for.

She tells him to chill, nothing serious is going on. She’s just being nice, sending him off to rest. But if he tries to move too fast, he might end up getting weak in the knees. Don’t get the wrong idea, she’s just letting things take their time.

People say he’s dangerous in love, but compared to her, he doesn’t even come close. If he thinks he’s good at the game, he better bring his best skills, because otherwise he’s going to lose badly.

She’s open to letting him try and prove himself. But if he doesn’t impress her, or if he’s not exciting enough, she won’t waste her time—she’ll leave the next day without hesitation.

She wants to see the real him, flaws and all. She’s not scared—she’s even willing to risk her heart this time. But it’s all or nothing. If he starts whining or acting weak, he’ll lose. She’s putting her heart on the line, ready to see who’s more intense, who’s more dangerous—him or her.

She’s warning him not to think he can manage her or play her. If he tries, he’ll definitely lose. She’s confident that she’s tougher and more fearless than anyone he’s ever dealt with.

Even though his red flags are obvious, she’s choosing to ignore them. Whatever signals he’s throwing, she doesn’t care. If he thought he could hurt her or make her fall apart emotionally, he’s wrong. He’s not as smart or clever as he thinks.

He might be trying to manipulate her emotions, but to her, it’s just laughable—it’s nothing new. She suggests he stop trying because it’s just going to be a waste of his energy. He’s playing a basic game, while she’s steps ahead, thinking deeper and moving smarter. In this love game, she’s the champion.

She’s heard people talk about how skilled he is, so she’s challenging him—go ahead and prove it. Whatever move he’s planning, he should do it now. She’s unpredictable, and he might not get another chance to catch her off guard.

She questions if he really thinks he’s going to win. She’s ready to start the game and warns him not to underestimate her. He’s not the only one with emotional baggage—she’s got her own red flags too, and she knows how to use them.