This track is a blistering reflection on family dysfunction, masculinity, and the scars left by a broken home. Through the eyes of a son who watched his father shrink under emotional weight, it wrestles with anger, identity, and the desire to rewrite the past. The repeated refrain—“I’m the man, I have the control”—is both defiance and defense, a vow to never repeat the cycle. It’s raw, confrontational, and steeped in the pain of growing up too fast.