What's The Real Meaning Behind Drake's Texts Go Green? Here's What We Think

No, "Texts Go Green" isn't a diss track about Android users. Rather, it's about having your number blocked on iMessage. Between Drake and the song's subject, it's hard to tell who's blocked by who, but it could go either way.

Drake starts verse 2 by singing, "I moved on so long ago," so even though he's in his feelings throughout the track, it sounds like he's overall made peace with the relationship's end. Meanwhile, the woman in question is still attempting to contact him. If Drake was the one who moved on, he would presumably be the one doing the blocking. However, at the end of verse 2, he says, "'Posed to let me know how you feel, now what to do? / It shouldn't take a text from me to speak your truth." If he wants the subject to reach out, it wouldn't make sense for him to block her, so it's possible she did the honors.

Later on, there's more evidence that Drake is the one who got blocked. In verse 4, he says, "Just have some faith, we can do it this time / Your favorite thing to say, 'We can do it this time,'" using the subject's past words against her. Drake then closes out the song by repeating, "You're dealing with me rough" over and over, suggesting that the woman isn't taking the end of their relationship well either. Unfortunately, some of his fans feel the same way about the song.

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