"They'll be young forever" is the saying people use when somebody dies young or commits suicide. Hear it all the time, like "x and y celebrity died at 27, they'll be remembered forever young", etc.
The lyrics are about a boy that made promises to grown old with Nicki, but then he becomes "frozen in time" (dead) and "don't say goodbye" (suddenly, without warning), so it's about suicide imo...
The song has achieved enormously positive reviews from music critics, who complimented Dr. Luke's production. In a positive review, Popdust stated "Sounds like a summertime puppy-love pop ballad, produced by Dr. Luke for maximum crossover potential. Like “Right By My Side,” it sets its sights for mainstream appeal pretty damn high, and Nicki even forgoes the token rap verse she throws in at the end of that song here". Idolator also gave a positive review, "Frozen in time / Always be mine / Baby boy, you’ll be young forever, Nicki sings in her latest (rap-free) pop blockbuster. She sounds just a little wistful, just like she did in the “Marilyn Monroe” track (also of unknown provenance) that surfaced a week ago. That might’ve made this one ideal for Valentine’s Day (the album’s original release date). Make sure to listen through the bridge — Nicki shows just a little extra vocal power".
i do too. she hasn't acknowledged him at all and I remember her being in the studio with him one night and SB tweeting "what an asshole" but that still shouldn't affect releasing an amazing song
Why hasn't people from her school came out and told us about her
I've spoken to somebody that went to La Guardia - Diana - though she was 3 school years below Nicki's year. They didn't know each other, and she couldn't remember Nicki at all, which sucks.
Worth remember Nicki went to a performing arts school, so her boyfriend was arty and had to be very good at it to go La Guardia.
I want to know everything about this subject. It's obviously a sensitive subject to her.
