“I Only Lie When I Love You” Lyrics: What is Jay-Z Talking About

Jay-Z is one of the most famous rappers in the world. He has been nominated for 19 Grammy Awards and won 21. In his song “I Only Lie When I Love You,” Jay-Z talks about how he only lies when he loves somebody, which is usually because they’re cheating on their partner or something along those lines. The lyrics are all over YouTube and social media sites like Facebook so people can share them with friends to see what they think.”

I only lie when I love you lyrics: What is Jay-Z talking about

There are many theories as to what the song “i Only Lie When i Love You” by Drake was talking about. Some people believe that it could be a reference to his relationship with Rihanna, while others have said he’s been in this type of situation before and has lied to someone else. Whatever your theory may be on the subject matter behind these lyrics; there are some deeper meanings in them than just infidelity or betrayal. For one, we know from listening to other songs from Drake that he often talks about how fame can take away our sense of self (and soul) over time, which would then explain why so many artists make references to Grammy Awards and have won 21 so far. He is the President of Def Jam Records, a clothing line called Rocawear, as well as an executive producer on American Idol.

I am a firm believer in the power of music, not only as an emotional tool for release but also to get people together. This article will take you through Jay-Z’s lyrics and explain what he might be talking about.

Jay-Z is known for his clever wordplay which can sometimes leave even those who understand English scratching their heads at times (who would have guessed that “ouija board” had something to do with playing Bingo?). In this song, however, it seems like there are some obvious allusions to love…or its absence. Notice how much easier the words flow when we know they’re apart? It’s clear from lines such as these: I’m just out here getting my heart broke/messin’ with a player, and I get my heart broke/messin’ with another that Jay-Z is talking about his own personal struggles.

Many people have speculated what the lyrics mean when he sings “I only lie when I love you,” but it’s hard to say for sure without getting inside Jay-Z’s head. One interpretation is that he never lies because lying means admitting one loves someone in order to deceive them or gain something from them somehow: this could be interpreted as being deceitful which contradicts the title of the song so it can’t be true. Another possible interpretation may come from an interview where Jay-Z said “sometimes I’m afraid, maybe too scared to admit how much I care”–this would suggest that he only lies when he loves someone, but is afraid to admit it.

There are many interpretations of Jay-Z’s lyrics in “I Only Lie When I Love You” and these lines might just be for the listener’s own interpretation–or even a little bit of both. There is no way to know what on earth this song is about because there are too many possible explanations as well as how everyone interprets things differently.

This article will explore some popular theories behind these intriguing words with mixed results. What does Jay-Z mean by “I only lie when I love you?” Is it all true or could there be another meaning behind his confession? We’ll give you our guesses based off of up to date research and current theories.”

The first theory is that he means exactly what the song says: he only lies when he loves somebody, but is afraid to admit it so instead pretends like everything else in life isn’t a big deal–in other words, living as if nothing matters because none of it really does anyway. The second theory is that he’s talking about the type of lies we all tell ourselves. We lie to make our lives better–to protect kids, spouses, and friends from hurtful realities, or because it’s easier than dealing with life head-on. This second theory fits best with Jay-Z’s lyrics “I only lie when I love you” since they’re referring to both himself as well as other people.”