Madison Beer's composition delves into the complexities of being entranced by an idealized and ultimately unattainable figure. The lyrics explore the emotional turmoil and disorientation that arise from clinging to a fantasy—represented by the character Tyler Durden, a symbol of chaotic allure from the film "Fight Club." Beer sings about the intoxicating yet destabilizing experience of being entrapped in a relationship with someone who embodies this erratic and ungrounded fantasy. The song underscores a conflict between reality and illusion, hinting that such infatuations are unsustainable and detrimental. Through vivid imagery and raw confessions, Beer conveys the futility of seeking fulfillment in a figment of one's imagination, emphasizing a poignant struggle with self-awareness and existential angst.
