WHAT IS ON UR MIND Lyrics – Tommy Richman

Tommy Richman keeps the introspection rolling on Worlds Apart with What Is On Ur Mind, the moody centerpiece from his new project that dropped today, November 21, 2025, via ISO Supremacy/PULSE Records, and it creeps in like that 2 a.m. text you know you shouldn’t send, all hazy funk and the quiet dread of wondering if it’s really over.

Tommy’s been in this pocket of funky vulnerability since Coyote, and this track leans hard into it. No big features here, just him over a slinky bassline and those warped synths that make everything feel a little off-balance, like you’re replaying arguments in your head while trying to act like you’re fine going solo. The chorus loops that simple question—what’s on your mind?—until it starts to sound desperate, flipping between wanting answers and begging to just leave it unsaid.

He wrote it during a stretch where the highs from Million Dollar Baby were fading into real-life mess, and you can feel that tension: the crashed-out fights, the three months of silence, the haunting realization that maybe you were the problem all along. It’s short, direct, and hits harder on repeat.

What Is On Ur Mind slots right in the middle of Worlds Apart’s eight-track run, bridging the smoother vibes like Bother Me with Brent Faiyaz to the rawer cuts that close things out. The whole project’s only 20 minutes but feels lived-in, like Tommy finally shaking off the one-hit pressure to make something that breathes. No filler, just moods that shift from nostalgic to numb. Stream it everywhere now; it’s the kind of quick listen you throw on when you need to sit with your thoughts but don’t want to be alone with them.

Tommy’s riding this wave smart at 25, turning the viral chaos into actual artistry without chasing the next big thing. Worlds Apart feels like the reset button he needed.

X is already clipping the chorus over rainy window shots and late-night drives, folks saying it’s the one that sticks when the high wears off.

Dive into the What Is On Ur Mind lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Worlds Apart tracks for more of Tommy Richman’s hazy pull.