Oh the male ego, speaking aloud through some real people…

Trey knows the kind of love this girl has/had for him is hard to find. Even if he’s taking it for granted, if she ever leaves him, he’ll miss all she did.

…but that should’ve been seen before, is no good now. He let her down. But even then, this love is like drug to this lady, is hard for her to let go.

Trey’s realizing that if the girl loved him that much, he should’ve cared more…

In exchange for her love, all she wanted was to be loved back. No cars, jewels, designer shit. A real keeper…

She didn’t cared about how much money he was making, she wanted his love. He, on the other hand, had models giving him head and this was the what had his girl hurt.

This outro is part of the episode “Paris Green” from an HBO show called Boardwalk Empire. In this part specifically, the character called Margaret is a widow, and through out the show becomes Nucky Thompson’s mistress. In this particular episode, Margaret argues with Nucky over another woman – Annabelle – and how Margaret and Nucky’s relationship is an ‘arrangement'that is making her sick.

Fits well with the song since the outro it’s an actual fight over ‘being the other’. Through out the song, the female character Trey is referring to seem to overlook his cheating, while Margaret starts a whole discussion over the relationship simply because she saw Nucky and Annabelle talking to each other and sharing some memories earlier on the episode.