WASTE

The final track on 'SATURATION' and the only song title on the album not to run to four letters, 'WASTE' strips the collective down to a single voice. Where the rest of the record thrives on the group's overlapping energy, this closer pulls back to expose a quieter kind of hurt. The lyrics trace the aftermath of a relationship through small, vivid details: hands in someone else's shirt, a name that keeps surfacing, the fear of what you might see if you look too closely. BROCKHAMPTON frame the loss as both immediate and lingering, the repeated reassurance 'but I'll be fine' undercut by the circling melody and the admission that the singer is losing their way. It's a moment of vulnerability that feels earned, the album's brashness giving way to something more fragile.