You Can’t Help But Love Bree Jaxson In ‘Make Me Hate You’

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvGt5YqT1SI

Download/Streaming Link: https://soulspazm.ffm.to/makemehateyou

“Make Me Hate You” describes the sorrow of broken love. The blue-tinged complexion of the music video compliments the melancholic character of the song perfectly. It opens on Bree Jaxson comfy and cosy in her bed, looking back on a strained relationship that recently came to a close. It wasn’t all bleak — there were joyful moments mixed in with the sad. Breaking the fourth wall, Jaxson uses her memories to craft the song that she is singing, jotting down notes and melodies into her songwriting journal. She’s writing about her desire for her ex-lover to scorn her so badly that she’d no longer have to miss him. She begs for an easy way to get closure and move on. 

“This song represents the anguish of a torn relationship. The want and desire for someone to do something so awful that it is easier for you to walk away than to be tormented by the uncertainty of the future or past,” Jaxson says of the single.

The “Make Me Hate You” music video tackles her fraught relationship’s past, present and potential future. All outcomes are portrayed in vivid detail and give the viewer a clear picture of why Jaxson would want her once-loved to make her hate him. It achieves the difficult task of delivering visuals that are as striking as Jaxson’s lyrics.