I think it was ahead of its time. It's about acceptance and love and the insignificance of gender norms.
UrbanHymnsClub Host
@LunaDelRey completely agree. In some ways even in today’s world it still feels ahead of its time. Like “Unsatisfied” it has this simplicity being at its essence a love song while having the complexities conventional society has on social norms regarding gender roles, ultimately saying if you really love someone that stuff doesn’t matter; it’s all just noise.