High School (feat. Lil Wayne)

Nicki Minaj's 'High School' featuring Lil Wayne is a song that delves into the complexities of a romantic relationship intertwined with themes of power, control, and a lavish lifestyle. The lyrics paint a picture of a man with a questionable past and uncertain legal status, who is involved in illicit activities. Despite his background, the protagonist of the song, presumably Minaj herself, is drawn to him, finding his lifestyle and attitude alluring. She describes a relationship that is both nurturing and controlling, as she 'felt him, helped him, put him on lock, seat belt him,' indicating a sense of possession and protectiveness over her partner.

The chorus of the song suggests a dynamic where the woman holds the power, offering her partner anything he desires, reinforcing the idea that 'Baby, it's your world.' This could be interpreted as a role reversal, where the woman is in control of the relationship, providing for the man's needs and desires. The repeated affirmation that it's his world could also imply a sense of sarcasm or a commentary on the expectations placed on women in relationships to cater to their partners.

Lil Wayne's verse introduces another perspective, where he describes a woman with a complicated personal life, including a secret relationship and a tumultuous relationship with her mother. The verse explores themes of infidelity, sexual freedom, and the blurred lines between different types of love and relationships. The song as a whole seems to challenge traditional notions of romance and fidelity, presenting a more modern, if morally ambiguous, take on love and power dynamics within relationships.