The lyrics highlight themes of gaslighting and emotional manipulation, with Max singing about a partner who consistently shifts blame. Lines like "All the things I heard from your ex / Now they make a whole lot of sense" emphasize the realization that her ex's toxic behavior was a long-standing pattern.
Critics from The Musical Hype noted that Max "sings her face off," delivering a powerful, "sublime" vocal performance over the exuberant production. Critical and Commercial Reception Ava Max - Maybe You’re The Problem (Lyrics)
It is described as a mix of dance-pop, synth-pop, and dance-rock, featuring a "relentless" beat that complements the frustration expressed in the lyrics. The lyrics highlight themes of gaslighting and emotional
Produced by long-time collaborator , alongside Jonas Jeberg and Abraham Dertner , the track is a "deliriously catchy" blend of several genres: Critical and Commercial Reception It is described as