Discover the story of the song > Di Ako Fuckboy (feat Agsunta) – John Roa

The protagonist is singing to his partner, asking why she doesn't notice him and if she thinks he's unattractive. He reassures her that he is not like other guys and may not have fancy possessions, but he can give her his heart. In the second verse, another artist raps about how their relationship started on Facebook and how he quickly became friends with the partner, but when he expressed his feelings, he was called a "fuckboy" (a negative term for someone who is only interested in sex or not trustworthy). The chorus repeats the protagonist's plea to be given a chance despite not being rich or good-looking, because he is not a "fuckboy". The bridge acknowledges that it's difficult to trust and believe in promises, but the protagonist hopes he can be believed. In the end, he begs once again to not be rejected for not fitting the stereotype of a "fuckboy".