“Breaking Resolutions” is proof that stepping outside your comfort zone can pay off. Eylsia doesn’t usually live in rap territory, but this New Year’s track sounds like someone having real fun with the challenge, and that energy carries the whole song. It’s light, witty, and surprisingly sharp, with every element sitting where it should. Nothing feels forced. The beat, delivery, and timing all click.
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This song is a running list of New Year lies we all tell ourselves. From the “fresh new planner, still shrink wrapped tight” to the January gym signup that lasts about a week, Eylsia turns everyday self-deception into punchlines that land. The bars are clear, conversational, and easy to follow, which makes the humor hit harder. Lines about color-coding the future, clipping coupons while overspending, and waving at the gym instead of going in feel pulled straight from real life.
What really sells it is the self-awareness. Eylsia isn’t roasting anyone else, she’s very much in on the joke. The hook, “Time to make more resolutions we are sure to break,” feels less like a chorus and more like a group chat chant everyone can nod along to. By the time she’s rapping about midnight scrolling and memorizing strangers’ dogs instead of self-control, the song feels like a shared confession rather than a performance.
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There’s also something refreshing about the tone. This isn’t aggressive rap or preachy self-improvement talk. It’s playful, observational, and low-pressure. The flow stays relaxed, the beat keeps things moving without stealing focus, and the writing does the heavy lifting. For a dare-driven experiment, it sounds confident, and that’s the real win here. “Breaking Resolutions” works because it doesn’t try to be deep or perfect. It just tells the truth in a clever way. As a year-ender release, it’s spot-on: funny, human, and easy to replay when January starts feeling a little too ambitious.
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