Bea Miller wrote "Like That" on a day she decided to stop feeling sorry for herself. She expressed to People magazine that she felt angry about being sad for so long and literally forced herself to "get over it" and become a happier, stronger person. This raw emotion is reflected in the song’s slick, pulsing synths and her rhythmic, breathless vocal performance. Lyrical Breakdown & Meaning
: In the second verse, she points out the hypocrisy of a partner who claims they can "save" her while they were actually the ones who "made [her] fall". Like That - Bea Miller (lyrics)
The song is built on the idea that mistreatment from a partner can actually be a catalyst for self-empowerment. Bea Miller wrote "Like That" on a day
: The chorus emphasizes her growth: "When you treat me like that... I only get stronger" . The lyrics mention being "pushed harder" and having her "back broken," metaphors for the immense pressure and criticism she faced. Lyrical Breakdown & Meaning : In the second
is a powerful anthem of resilience released on June 2, 2017, as part of her EP Chapter Two: Red . The track serves as a turning point in her sophomore album, aurora , where she confronts the emotional fallout of a toxic relationship and finds strength through independence. The Inspiration: Choosing Strength