The meaning of the lyrics of the song "You?" by the artist "Two Feet"

In the song "You?", Two Feet explores a toxic relationship built on selfishness and an unwillingness to take responsibility. The lyrical hero, addressing his "baby", demonstrates complete indifference to her problems, stating: "Don't tell me about your problems... I really don't care". He sees that she is confused ("Your head is spinning"), but instead of support, he uses her state to shift the blame: "So tell me the truth, was it me who needed you?".

The recurring question "Am I the one who needed you?" sounds more like a reproach, an attempt at manipulation and self-justification than sincere remorse. The atmosphere heats up, metaphorically described as a fire ("I'm twisting and turning... This room is on fire. Smoke in the air"), which may reflect a growing conflict and emotional tension.

The transition to the final part of the song exposes the hero's emotional turmoil: "Rip me apart! Why is time moving so slow?". He is full of conflicting emotions, cannot find answers, and in this chaos, he again turns to the girl with a consumerist attitude: "Tell me you need this. Ask me to take you home". The final question "Where do we go?" underlines the hero's unwillingness to take responsibility for what is happening, shifting the choice onto the one whose feelings he ignores.