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    The Kid LAROI Hot Girl Problems Lyrics Explained

    Alex HarrisBy Alex HarrisJuly 29, 2025Updated:August 30, 2025No Comments5 Mins Read
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    HOT GIRL PROBLEMS single cover artwork by The Kid LAROI
    HOT GIRL PROBLEMS single cover artwork by The Kid LAROI

    It’s officially Laroi summer with Hot Girl Problems, but don’t expect sunshine and nostalgia.

    This is a breakup anthem wrapped in designer shades and passive-aggressive applause.

    Released on July 25, 2025, and produced by Devin Workman, who shaped XXXTentacion’s Sad! into a minimalist heartbreak weapon.

    The track ditches LAROI’s usual emo-rap edge for a sleek, detached flex.

    It’s a sonic eye-roll aimed at a woman who treats love like a seasonal pop-up: “She live in L.A., Miami and New York / ‘Cause her phone is the only place she work.”

    The song dropped amid confirmed rumours of LAROI’s split with Tate McRae.

    Unlike vague celebrity denials, LAROI addressed it head-on, leaking a text screenshot on X (Twitter): “Tate and I are on good terms and this just looks messy.” 

    The texts were a clapback against “slander tweets,” but the internet had already ran wild.

    Hot Girl Problems sketches a jet-setting archetype: all yachts and no attachments.

    The chorus, “Love can’t keep her / She makes sure you see her” could read as bitter, but LAROI’s delivery leans into complicity. He’s not crying; he’s arching an eyebrow.

    What starts as a flex morphs into something blurrier. When he sings, “Tell me that you don’t believe in love, you ain’t never seen it work,” it doesn’t come off bitter.

    It sounds like someone who’s already packed the suitcase and left the key on the table.

    The music video, starring Love Island’s Hannah Fields and Iris Kendall, turns subtext into spectacle.

    Reality TV’s favourite “hot girls” play themselves, smizing for cameras, sipping champagne, and embodying the song’s critique of performative romance.

    What’s interesting is how LAROI never fully removes himself from the game. He’s present, complicit, and possibly even enjoying it.

    On Reddit, fans are debating whether LAROI is mocking influencer culture or getting pulled into it.

    And with Love Island stars front and centre in the video, it’s clear this is bound to get the net talking.

    The ‘hot girl’ trope isn’t new (see: Megan Thee Stallion’s Hot Girl Summer), but LAROI flips it into a cautionary tale for the influencer age.

    Where Megan celebrated carefree confidence, Hot Girl Problems exposes the emotional toll of a life curated for likes where connections are as disposable as the next DM.

    Even fans admit it’s a departure. Compared to June’s How Does It Feel, a song about longing, Hot Girl Problems is a smirk. Less “I miss you”, more “I see your new pics, and wow.”

    LAROI isn’t just mocking “hot girl summer”; he’s using it. The track drops as influencers dominate culture, and the video’s meta-casting proves he knows the game.

    Whether it’s satire or self-own depends on how deep you wanna read, but the streams (and the drama) don’t lie.

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    The Kid LAROI Hot Girl Problems Lyrics

    Intro
    “We need hot girl summer”

    Chorus
    She on yachts all summer
    Boyfriend just to come up
    ‘Til she get another
    Yeah-yeah, yeah
    Love can’t keep her
    She makes sure you see her
    London to Ibiza
    Yeah-yeah

    Post-Chorus
    She got hot girl problems
    She got hot girl problems (Hot, hot, yeah-yeah)
    She got hot girl problems
    She got hot girl problems (Hot, hot, yeah-yeah, yeah, hot, hot)

    Verse 1
    Is it Rick or Bottega when she walk?
    She live in L.A., Miami and New York
    ‘Cause her phone is thе only place she work
    Don’t beliеve her, it’s on you if you get hurt

    Pre-Chorus
    She with all her friends, yeah
    I send ’em a truck, huh
    Who am I to judge?
    ‘Cause I still wanna—, haha

    Chorus
    Now she on yachts all summer
    Boyfriend just to come up
    Till she get another
    Yeah-yeah, yeah
    Love can’t keep her
    She makes sure you see her
    London to Ibiza
    Yeah-yeah

    Post-Chorus
    She got hot girl problems
    She got hot girl problems (Hot, hot, yeah-yeah)
    She got hot girl problems
    She got hot girl problems (Hot, hot, yeah-yeah, yeah, hot, hot)

    Verse 2
    Okay, how you gon’ settle down for the million options? (How? Yeah)
    You tried play it off sweet, sweet, but underneath, you’re toxic (You are)
    You tell me that you don’t believe in love, you ain’t never seen it work (Oh, no, ayy)
    Tell me that you too scared to get hurt, so you gotta leave first (Shh)
    Guess we gon’ see how that works (We are, ayy)
    Talk shit out, then you disperse (I did, ayy)
    Our love is losin’ its value, it’s not goin’ up like your diamonds and purse (No, no, ayy)
    Now you out drinkin’ and takin’ lil’ pictures with your fans, girl, whatever works (Whatever, ayy)
    Tryna act like you ain’t hurt
    But that’s not the shit I deserve

    Pre-Chorus
    Trips with all your friends, yeah (Ayy)
    You got sent a truck (Ayy), yeah-yeah
    But who am I to judge?
    ‘Cause I still wanna—, haha

    Chorus
    She on yachts all summer
    Boyfriend just to come up
    ‘Til she get another
    Yeah-yeah, yeah
    Love can’t keep her
    She makes sure you see her
    London to Ibiza
    Yeah-yeah

    Post-Chorus
    She got hot girl problems (She got, she got)
    She got hot girl problems (Hot, hot, she got, she got, yeah-yeah)
    She got hot girl problems (She got, she got)
    She got hot girl problems (Hot, hot, she got, she got yeah-yeah, yeah)
    (Hot, hot, she got, she got, she got)

    The Kid LAROI
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    Lyric sleuth. Synth whisperer. Chart watcher. Alex hunts new sounds and explains why they hit like they do.

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