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"Fantasy" appears to be a song about a desire for love and attention, albeit with an emphasis on the pleasure and sense of escapism that comes with physical attraction and affection. The chorus of the song speaks to the desire to dance and express oneself without any judgement or concern for others. This vulnerability and openness is then tied to feeling love "on me" as something that is freeing and enjoyable, but also something that is essential to the singer's happiness.
The lyrics of the verses continue with the theme of wanting to be loved, but also to be worshipped or admired in a somewhat exaggerated sense. The idea of "spend it on me" implies a desire for material and emotional attention, while the repeated refrain of "on me" emphasizes the importance of the self in this dynamic.
The line "diamonds on my wrist, that's my love language" implies that the singer values material symbols of love and luxury, but also values more traditional romantic expressions, such as "kisses down my back". The idea of being "loyal as they come" and "down to ride" suggests a willingness to be committed and invested in relationships.
The bridge of the song speaks to the idea of making amends and starting fresh in a romantic relationship, with a sense of hope and optimism for the future.
The song features singer American singer Don Toliver. Overall, "Fantasy" seems to be a song about the desire for love, attention, and affection, and the liberating feeling that comes with being able to express yourself freely without judgement.
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