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"TwoAM" is a song by American singer-songwriter SZA. It is a remix of PartyNextDoor's 2016 single "Come and See Me" featuring Drake, whom SZA briefly dated in 2009. A downtempo song with an R&B instrumental, "TwoAM" is about a dysfunctional couple portrayed in "Come and See Me" and is written from the perspective of the woman in the relationship. She sings about her conflicted feelings for a neglectful boyfriend who values her only for sex; on one hand, she recognizes she must leave him, but on the other, she cannot bring herself to stop being attracted to him. Released as a standalone single on SoundCloud on May 18, 2016, the song is part of a years-long series of indirect interactions between SZA and Drake in which they referenced each other in their music. Critics received "TwoAM" positively, with praise directed towards the vulnerable tone and what they deemed a faithful recreation of the original song's quality. It got its official release on June 9, 2022, as a song on the deluxe edition of SZA's debut studio album, Ctrl (2017), after it was scrapped from the standard version's tracklist.
"TwoAM" is a song by American singer-songwriter SZA. It is a remix of PartyNextDoor's 2016 single "Come and See Me" featuring Drake, whom SZA briefly dated in 2009. A downtempo song with an R&B instrumental, "TwoAM" is about a dysfunctional couple portrayed in "Come and See Me" and is written from the perspective of the woman in the relationship. She sings about her conflicted feelings for a neglectful boyfriend who values her only for sex; on one hand, she recognizes she must leave him, but on the other, she cannot bring herself to stop being attracted to him. Released as a standalone single on SoundCloud on May 18, 2016, the song is part of a years-long series of indirect interactions between SZA and Drake in which they referenced each other in their music. Critics received "TwoAM" positively, with praise directed towards the vulnerable tone and what they deemed a faithful recreation of the original song's quality. It got its official release on June 9, 2022, as a song on the deluxe edition of SZA's debut studio album, Ctrl (2017), after it was scrapped from the standard version's tracklist. ==Charts== ==Certifications==
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