Dax doesnโt just rap on โI Hate That I Love Youโโhe bleeds through every bar, pouring his soul into a song thatโs as gut-wrenching as it is powerful. From the moment the strumming guitars kick in, you know youโre about to be hit with something heavy. Then his voice comes inโraw, frustrated, breaking under the weight of pain. Every breath, every line feels like an emotional freefall, the kind you canโt look away from. Itโs fast, relentless, and yet somehow deeply controlled, like heโs balancing on the edge of an emotional cliff, teetering between heartbreak and rage.
The production is stripped down yet intense, with shimmering guitar licks giving way to pounding beats that amplify the agony in his words. You can hear the ache in his voice, the way his flow tightens with frustration, how the cracks in his tone betray the tears heโs trying to hold back. Itโs storytelling at its most vulnerable, Dax lays bare the pain of love lost, the wounds of abandonment, and the gut-punch reality of having his child taken away. When he screams โI STILL LOVE YOU!โ itโs a moment, a breaking point, a shattering of whatever composure was left.
And the YouTube music video is absolutely devastating. Every scene, every edit, and every frame hits you in the emotions which are so tangible they practically reach through the screen and grab you by the throat. But the ending is something else. Itโll leave you staring at the screen, jaw on the floor. No wonder people in the comments are crying, sharing their own stories, and connecting with the song with all their humanhood, especially men with their masculinity finally feeling heard.
Daxโs โI Hate That I Love Youโ is an emotional wrecking ball. If youโve ever loved someone who hurt you beyond repair, this track will hit home in ways you didnโt expect. Check out the YouTube music video with tissues in hand.
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Review by: Naomi Joan