Taylor Swift in “Hoax” speaks about a doomed relationship which drove her into a period of brokenness and pain. Although she is aware of the danger of staying with this person, she seems unable...
Gojira’s “Another World” depicts the predicted end of civilization while suggesting that the only way to survive is to live in a new world. The singer makes mention of the ‘evils’ of the Earth...
“Be Free” expresses the pain felt by J. Cole as he loses another young black man to police brutality. He expresses the shock and disappointment he feels waking up to the news of police...
In “Dance”, Toni Braxton convinces herself that she can get over her ex by simply dancing. Supposing that dancing is an activity she enjoys doing, she plans to focus on the joy it brings to...
Going “Ultra Black” in the context of this song involves being proud of one’s blackness, while advocating for the growth, success and improvement in the lives of black people. Nas, in the first verse,...
Taylor Swift uses “Mirrorball” to portray herself as a mirror ball, a mirror-like object which is often hung atop a dance floor at discos to reflect light and create a mood of excitement. Like...
In “Mad Woman”, the singer tells the story of a hysterical woman who intends to fight back her critics and adversaries despite being perceived as crazy. Her use of ‘mad’ in the context of this...
On “Midnight Sky”, Miley breaks down her previous relationships and how she is embracing her free-spirited lifestyle once again. The first verse makes mention of ‘a lot of years’, which is most likely a...
In “Invisible String”, Taylor borrows the East Asian legend which describes the “Red String of Fate” as an invisible string which ties two people who are destined to meet together. Taylor explores the possibility of...
On “Ain’t Messin ‘Round”, tt is unclear whether Gary Clark Jr. is referring to his musical abilities or his personality in general. Either way, he seems to suggest that he cannot be compared with...