Who You Seeing Tonight Lyrics – Kodak Black, Don Toliver

Who You Seeing Tonight Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Don Toliver]
Just a quick hype start, setting the mood for the song.

[Chorus: Don Toliver, Don Toliver & Kodak Black]
He’s missing a girl and can’t stop thinking about who she’s with now. It hurts him knowing she’s alone but not reaching out. Even when she’s on the phone, he still feels her presence and wonders what’s going on in her life. The uncertainty drives him crazy because he still cares deeply, but he has no clue what she’s doing or who she’s seeing tonight.

[Verse 1: Kodak Black]
He’s talking directly to the girl, trying to reconnect. He notices how she’s changed—less dressed up, maybe less open—and he feels regretful. He mentions “Jessica,” wishing she’d forgive him and give him one more chance. He admits he’s not trying to be dramatic but wants her to know she’s special. He’s being honest about missing her, texting her, and hoping they can get back together instead of pretending to move on.

[Pre-Chorus: Don Toliver]
This part feels more romantic and intimate. He describes waking up next to her, everything feeling good again. There’s a sense of passion and closeness, where they’re physically and emotionally connected. He just wants to be near her, to hold her, to show affection. It’s all about that chemistry and wanting to keep her close, enjoying the moment without overthinking it.

[Chorus: Don Toliver]
He’s still stuck in that same emotional loop, wondering who she’s spending her time with. It really hurts him that she’s distant, even though he can sense her energy. He’s caught between hope and confusion, wishing he knew what she was up to. The feeling of not knowing eats at him, showing how deeply attached he still is.

[Verse 2: Kodak Black]
He’s spiraling a bit here, showing how obsessed he’s become. He doesn’t want to bother her, but he can’t help reaching out because he’s losing control. He’s desperate for her to take him back and questions why they’re apart. His emotions swing from frustration to longing—he’s even joking about calling a pastor or “kidnapping” her, showing how crazy she makes him feel. He reminisces about their adventures and luxury moments together, like private flights and fancy trips, proving she meant a lot to him. He feels like he’s never met anyone as beautiful, both inside and out. Despite his tough image, he’s fully caught up in his feelings, admitting he’s “simping.” He talks about wanting to spoil her, share meals in places like Switzerland or Türkiye, and just be with her again. It’s a mix of vulnerability, obsession, and desire, showing how lost he is without her.

[Pre-Chorus: Don Toliver]
Again, the focus is on intimacy and comfort. It’s about the peaceful, affectionate moments when they’re together, forgetting all the drama. He enjoys her presence, touching and caring for her, showing both physical desire and emotional closeness. It’s a soft and loving pause in the middle of all his confusion and passion.

[Chorus: Don Toliver]
He ends up back in the same emotional space—still wondering, still hurting. Even though he tries to act calm, he can’t stop thinking about her. The distance between them feels unbearable, and he’s haunted by thoughts of what she’s doing and who she might be with. It’s that mix of heartbreak, jealousy, and lingering love that stays with him.