Role Model released Kansas Anymore in 2024, and it quickly became the ultimate break-up album. Here are the songs and lyrics that many fans believe are about Emma Chamberlain.&nbsp;

Over a year after its release, <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/music/role-model-kansas-anymore-album-tour-interview" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Role Model&rsquo;s</a> album Kansas Anymore has continued to be one of the top albums on everyone&rsquo;s mind. The breakup record has a total of 13 songs on the original album, and 17 songs on the deluxe edition, Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye). This record features themes of homesickness, heartbreak, and love that many fans believe reflect his past relationship with social media star and businesswoman Emma Chamberlain.&nbsp;
The pair was together for three years and became each other&rsquo;s first ever public relationship. After their split in October 2023, the internet felt like they were going through a &ldquo;divorce,&rdquo; mourning the loss of one of their favorite couples. Many of the tracks on Kansas Anymore and <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/music/role-model-kansas-anymore-album-tour-interview" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kansas Anymore </a>(The Longest Goodbye) talk about Role Model&rsquo;s struggle with the relationship's end, but here are the top five songs that speak the most candidly about their relationship and break-up.&nbsp;

<h2>"Frances"</h2>

Track 5 on the album is "Frances," not only is the song&rsquo;s title Chamberlain&rsquo;s middle name, but it also explores the significant themes of regret and the loss of someone you love. Throughout the song, Role Model reflects on the days and nights the two spent together, which adds a mix of nostalgia to the vibe of the song. The most gut-wrenching lyrics? Probably when Role Model sings about what could have been. &ldquo;The small chance we&rsquo;d be together if I didn&rsquo;t push you out of the spotlight.&rdquo; Role Model singing about always thinking of Chamberlain fondly is a close second. &ldquo;At the end of the day I&rsquo;m just happy I could say she was mine.&rdquo; The song closes out with Role Model trying to figure out why he &ldquo;still can&rsquo;t get it right,&rdquo; making "Frances" one of the saddest songs about Chamberlain on the album.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<h2>"Deeply Still In Love"&nbsp;</h2>

"Deeply Still In Love" is track 8 on the album, and the song takes an energetic twist on the idea of heartbreak. The meaning of the song is right there in the title, but the specificity of Role Model's lyrics is what solidifies that this song is a love letter to Chamberlain. With lyrics like &ldquo;Well, hey there, lover, I heard you&rsquo;re sober now. It must be easier without me around,&rdquo; take direct influence from Chamberlain talking about no longer finding enjoyment in drinking. &ldquo;Well I heard, you might&rsquo;ve found somebody new. I still can&rsquo;t swallow it, but I think I&rsquo;m proud of you,&rdquo; is Role Model reflecting on Chamberlain&rsquo;s new relationship with fellow musician Peter McPoland. "Deeply Still In Love" is obviously about still having feelings for an ex, but it&rsquo;s complex in the fact that Role Model goes back and forth with his emotions, feeling both acceptance and longing.&nbsp;

Role Model performing at Outside Lands music festival. Getty Images.

<h2>"Superglue"</h2>

Another upbeat yet heartbreaking track is number 6, "Superglue," which has a hopeful tone. In this song, Role Model chronicles all the different things he&rsquo;s doing wrong in his relationship, and despite never changing his actions, he hopes everything will turn out all right. In one of her podcast episodes, Chamberlain discusses a relationship where she would often stare up at the ceiling at night, feeling a bad gut feeling. In "Superglue," Role Model addresses this directly. &ldquo;Steady, staring at the ceiling. I should probably ask you how you&rsquo;re feeling. Maybe I&rsquo;m just scared of how you&rsquo;d answer, ooh my tiny dancer.&rdquo; These lyrics illustrate the push and pull Role Model felt during the relationship.&nbsp;
But the pre-chorus is the hopeful yet tragic part of the song that makes it so gut-wrenching. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m sorry for all the stressing, I&rsquo;ll leave you guessing, I&rsquo;m slipping. The only thing I&rsquo;m doing is never doing enough, maybe someday I&rsquo;ll start picking it up.&rdquo; Fans have decided that this song is exactly what it feels like when you know a relationship needs fixing, but you stay complacent.&nbsp;

<h2>"Some Protector"</h2>

"Some Protector" was released on Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye) and has the most internal conflict dialogue of any other song on the album. The main theme is wanting to be there to shield and protect someone you love, but not being able to because you&rsquo;re no longer their person. Role Model&rsquo;s lyrics &ldquo;Why yes, I am, and I always will be some protector, to you.&rdquo; But the song&rsquo;s bridge is the most talked about part, when he sings, &ldquo;Am I guilty? Am I sorry? Do I miss you at the party? Am I dragging this forever? Am I thinking &lsquo;bout September? Am I wrecking reputation while you&rsquo;re making reservations? Am I lying to my mother that someday I&rsquo;ll find another?&rdquo; Each of these questions draws a direct line to Chamberlain, making Some Protector the embodiment of yearning.&nbsp;
In a recent podcast episode of Chamberlain's, fans went crazy online after she told a story and mentioned being with a "protector in theory," referring to none other than her ex-boyfriend, Role Model. Fans thought this was a petty attack referencing Role Model's song.&nbsp;

Role Model performing at Austin City Limits. Getty Images.

<h2>"Something, Somehow, Someday"</h2>

Lastly is the closing track on the original release of Kansas Anymore is "Something, Somehow, Someday" which perfectly closes the breakup album. The song is told in third person, and Role Model reminisces about a couple that he believes is meant to be. Throughout the song, Role Model discusses his own flaws while admiring Chamberlain&rsquo;s lovable qualities, creating a poignant portrayal of the relationship. &ldquo;Well he&rsquo;s a loose cannon, foolish man who needs some medication, she&rsquo;s a shoe-tied, blue sky, honeymoon vacation,&rdquo; the phrase &ldquo;loose cannon&rdquo; being the way Chamberlain used to describe him. In the hopes of giving himself closure, Role Model wrote &ldquo;And I believe, they&rsquo;re meant to be, something, somehow, someday.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Every Role Model Lyric Fans Believe Is About Emma Chamberlain

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