“Worth It” by Beabadoobee

According to Beabadoobee, the lyrics of “Worth It” are based in the teenage world of sexual experimentation and temptation. And yes, on the track she does come off as someone who is quite unsure of herself in regards to her love life. Or looked at alternatively, the addressee is someone she is attracted to yet at the same has serious apprehensions about getting involved with. 

And ultimately, it appears that she does not ‘think it’s worth it’ in terms of actually taking it there with this particular person. 

So conclusively yes, the singer is in fact feeling the addressee and tempted to get physical with him. In fact she is so enticed that in the name of self-control she thinks it would be best if she doesn’t even befriend him, as she does not want to do anything with him romantically that she will ultimately regret.

Beabadoobee talks about “Worth It”

Below are Beabadoobee’s precise words in relation to the meaning of “Worth It”:

In all, it looks like “teenage infidelity” is at the heart of this song.

Teenage infidelity

Infidelity can simply be described as cheating in a relationship. Though it is a problem in any aspect, it becomes much of a topical issue when it involves teenagers. Those who are affected by this are likely to go through lots of psychological trauma which might cause them to lose their trust in their partners and also feel betrayed.

Most teenagers in relationships are finding it difficult to deal with cheating from their partners. Though many have rightfully criticized the act, it will be unfair to sit back and condemn the person totally. Yes, it is always difficult to defend a teenager who is having a romantic relationship with two or more partners, but there might also be a reason why he or she has chosen that path. Studies have shown that people who cheat in a relationship have one or more reasons for doing so. Anger or revenge, falling out of love, and unmet needs, are some reasons why people cheat in a relationship, according to research.

However, most of these young ones cannot be solely blamed since their parents even find it difficult to talk to them about this issue. We believe that most of the teenagers engaged in this act do not really understand their actions. Parents must engage their children when they start finding their partners and teach them how to handle their relationships.

When did beabadoobee release “Worth It”?

In September of 2020. She brough it out as the official third single from her “Fake It Flowers” album.