I’ve just kind of left it up to interpretation." -Mac Miller But … I’ve also not talked about what songs mean, what’s this or what’s that. "I have noticed that, as far as headlines and people listening to the music and taking them into account, and applying them to the music. It’s still common after 14 years to find fans of “Confessions” who aren’t aware of the song’s real muse. After all the radio station debates and gossip columnist tall tales, no truth was loud enough to correct what was accepted as a fact. The single was too massive the album was a spectacle of itself. Countless interviews with Usher, Dupri, and even Thomas have attempted to debunk the false narratives to no avail. II” comes from a real place, but it’s pulled from the life of co-writer Jermaine Dupri. My assumptions reflected the general consensus about Usher, Chilli, and Confessions as a masterpiece of dirty laundry.
Cheating was the rumored cause of their separation before Confessions hit stores, which was touted as a diary of their end after 10 million copies were sold worldwide. In 2003, prior to the release of Confessions, Usher and his longtime girlfriend, TLC singer Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas, ended their two-year relationship. My mind assumed that to make “Confessions” meant Usher had to live as the lyrics described. Some songs are able to capture a circumstance so well, it becomes second nature to conclude the inspiration came from experience.
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