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It’s terrifying to write about love as someone who’s grown up with extreme behaviors in relationships that would always send me on an emotional rush. The lyrics explain the anxiety of a relationship having no end point and thinking, ‘Oh my god, this might work out.’ I wanted to capture that feeling that I’m finally safe
You are reading the page about the Traumatic Livelihood single. You may have been wanting to read about the tour or it's intro.
You are reading the page about the Traumatic Livelihood single. You may have been wanting to read about the tour or it's intro.
"Terrified" is a song by Jazmin Bean. It was released on October 13, 2023, as the the third single from their debut studio album, Traumatic Livelihood, and is the fourth track on the album.
On March 18, 2023, Bean posted a snippet of the song via TikTok.[1] Later on September 11, Bean shared a new snippet of the song again on TikTok where they also revealed the title.[2] They later revealed that their record labels told them to do this, along with with wanting to post another snippet of the song after posting one in their Discord server.
On October 1, 2023, Bean shared a post via Instagram teasing the song and music video with the caption "Something coming very 🔜 ⭐️"[3]
On October 3, 2023, Bean shared a snippet of the video and song along with its release date and pre-save link.[4] Once the song was pre-saved, the page redirected to another featuring an image of a flower field where you were instructed to find all the stars for a surprise.[5] One of the surprises was a snippet of the song, performed live at their show in Paris, France, on September 27, 2023.[6] Another surprise was a snippet of the music video.[7]
Theme[]
The song talks about Bean's first healthy relationship. In the song, Bean is terrified, as they have trauma from their past abusive relationships. However, as they stay longer in the relationship, they feel more safe and cared for by their partner. The stars in the music video also represent this healing process, being healed by Bean and flying into the sky.
Track list[]
"Piggie" and "Favourite Toy" were released as B-sides to the song in it's single release on Spotify. On the track list all songs are explicit.
Bean considers the only fully happy song on Traumatic Livelihood.
The song likely inspired the title of Bean's first tour, The Terrified Tour.
The song and "You Know What You’ve Done" use the standard Traumatic Livelihood opposed to having their own single artworks, as they were released after the album cover was revealed.
