Everyone Is Making The Same Joke After Nick Jonas Dropped His New Song "Find You"
What a day to be a Jonas fan. Nick Jonas just released his new song "Find You" on the radio, and it's obviously making fans lose their minds. There's so much to analyze, so much to consider, and also, who is "Find You" about? Well... we have some ideas.
Here's what we know: Nick Jonas is NOT dating anyone right now, so the possibilities could be freaking endless. He's been teasing the song since Monday, Sept. 11, but didn't give us any real information until the following day when we learned it was set to release this week. The singer told ET Online that he's really looking to create music that people want to get down to. And by "get down," I mean "have sex." Obviously.
Still, "Find You" has a little too much heart to make me think about getting freaky, like, immediately. In the lyrics, he very clearly references, ya know, someone. Take a look at some of the lyrical highlights:
I took a pill but it didn't help me numb I see your face even when my eyes are shut But I never really know where to find you I taste the words that keep falling out your mouth If I could love you I would never put you down But I never really know where to find you Where to find you Where to find you But I never really know where to find you Try, try, try Try, try, try Try, try, try But I never really know where to find you I look for you in the center of the sun I see your face even when my eyes are shut I taste the words that keep falling out your mouth I never really know just where to find you Try try try But I never really know just where to find you I look for you in the center of the sun But it didn't help me numb You got a lot I can never figure it out
Ya know, so on and so forth.
In the absence of Jonas naming names, fans can only assume one thing. Nick must be talking about them... in fact, he must be talking about ALL OF US.
Hey, boy, hey.
It makes sense that fans are having such a personal connection with the song, as that's Jonas' whole intention when creating his music. In 2016, he told Los Angeles Confidential,
Heartbreak is a theme that a lot of people relate to — the challenges of the next steps in your life, and when some doors close, and how you approach the next ones opening… I saw pretty quickly that it was a lot of what my fans could relate to. It's nerve-wracking when [the feelings] are as personal as the ones that I shared were. But I feel relieved when I use my writing as a way to process — it's very therapeutic.
Right now, the song has only been heard on the radio, but you can catch highlights in the clips Jonas shared on his own social media below. In them, he is seemingly getting way in touch with nature and also swimming with partially naked girls.
Here's my flash analysis of the music video based on the 30 seconds I have available to me: It's Nick walking in the desert like, "Ugh, I'm so hot and thirsty" and he's "looking" for someone, but really he's looking to be satiated from the incredible pain he's in walking around the desert in jeans. Then, at some point, he finds a water hole and jumps in and is like "YES!" and then bonus, the metaphorical love interests are swimming all around him.
No way to tell yet, but, you guys, check back in with me when the whole video is released.
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