Someone asked “who he and she in Nuts refers to?” He and she are actually the same person. His ex. RM purposely made 2 POVs to show that in a toxic relationship, both are the victim and the abuser at the same time. She a pro rider: RM’s version of seeing his ex. From his eyes, she’s the one who’s good at gaslighting, good at playing with feelings. He a pro rider: His ex’s version of seeing RM. From her eyes, RM is also an asshole, always on KakaoTalk (allegedly cheating / not paying attention), always fighting about money. So RM is not playing victim. He’s admitting: You’re toxic, I’m toxic too. You’re good at hurting me, i’m also good at hurting you. It’s not like those typical sad songs that’s like “you’re bad, I’m good.” Here he’s saying “we’re both freaks, we’re both the reason this love failed.” That's why the closing lyric is “ Love will inevitably fail, love is for the freaks.” Love is bound to fail if it’s filled with two freaks gaslighting each other like this. Could also be interpreted like this: He/She are actually two sides of RM himself. The side that wants to be loved vs the side that ruins the relationship. Cause the album title is Right Place, Wrong Person. He feels like he is the wrong person. His songs are pretty general. They're not specifically about romantic relationships. You can interpret them with your personal life, family, friends, whatever.