Bad Things (with Camila Cabello) by mgk, Camila Cabello: song meaning

This song conveys a story of a relationship driven by instinct and intense physical desire. It is a love that isn't beautiful by conventional standards, but is instead filled with pain and an indescribable obsession.

Obsessive · Raw · Passionate · Uncontrollable desire · Dangerous yet seductive relationships · Escaping morality

Behind the song

This song may be inspired by relationships filled with intense passion that cross the boundaries of conventional correctness or morality.

Mood

The atmosphere of the song is dark yet sexy, giving the feeling of being in a private world shared by only two people amidst the chaos.

Symbols in the song

Interpretations

Song info

Tracks on the album bloom

  1. The Gunner
  2. Wake + Bake
  3. Go For Broke (feat. James Arthur)
  4. At My Best (feat. Hailee Steinfeld)
  5. Kiss the Sky
  6. Golden God
  7. Trap Paris (feat. Quavo & Ty Dolla $ign)
  8. Moonwalkers (feat. DubXX)
  9. Can’t Walk
  10. Bad Things (with Camila Cabello) (this song)
  11. Rehab
  12. Let You Go
  13. 27

Frequently asked questions

Who sings Bad Things (with Camila Cabello)?

Bad Things (with Camila Cabello) is a song by mgk, Camila Cabello, from the album bloom.

When did Bad Things (with Camila Cabello) come out?

Bad Things (with Camila Cabello) came out on May 12, 2017 on the album bloom, track 10 of 13.

What is Bad Things (with Camila Cabello) about?

This song conveys a story of a relationship driven by instinct and intense physical desire. It is a love that isn't beautiful by conventional standards, but is instead filled with pain and an indescribable obsession.

What mood does Bad Things (with Camila Cabello) have?

The atmosphere of the song is dark yet sexy, giving the feeling of being in a private world shared by only two people amidst the chaos.

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