In Love With Myself (feat. Joachim Garraud & JD Davis)

David Guetta's 'In Love With Myself,' featuring Joachim Garraud and JD Davis, delves into the theme of self-love and narcissism. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is deeply infatuated with their own image and persona. This self-obsession is not just about physical appearance but extends to a broader sense of self-satisfaction and self-direction. The repeated lines 'In love with myself' and 'With my own reflection' emphasize a profound self-admiration that borders on narcissism.

The song also explores the consequences of this intense self-love. The protagonist acknowledges that they are 'falling so deep inside it' and 'can't hide it,' suggesting a sense of being consumed by their own ego. The imagery of dancing with oneself while 'hundreds of eyes are waiting' highlights a performative aspect, where the individual is aware of being watched and judged but remains engrossed in their own world. This creates a paradox where the person is both the performer and the audience, reveling in their own perfection.

However, the song also hints at the emptiness that can accompany such self-absorption. Lines like 'Tonight I'm gonna meet somebody' and 'After all the lights have died, I'm still living, but what am I giving?' suggest a moment of introspection. Despite the outward confidence and self-love, there is an underlying question about the value and impact of such a self-centered existence. This duality adds depth to the song, making it not just an anthem of self-love but also a subtle critique of narcissism.