Striped down to its basic definition, Nina Simone’s “Mississippi Goddam” is a protest song. It was written during the height of the Civil Rights Movement in America. It originated from Nina’s frustration due to...
In the song, the writer (Passenger) tells “Rosie” who could possibly be a young daughter or as seen in the official video of the song, his pet, not to be afraid or worried about...
The song “Stand Still” speaks about an unstoppable love for a particular person. Zayn uses natural elements such as time, flowers, rain and rocks to depict how this love can stand any kind of...
“Cold Little Heart” captures the intrinsic emotions of a man who doubts himself. He gets so discouraged that he claims he cannot stand himself and might actually die due to the state of his...
Ciara’s “Girl Gang” centers on friendship and fun. As the title “Girl Gang” denotes, the singer talks about her group of female friends who regularly hang out with each other and stand up for each other....
This song by the English band Tears for Fears puts forth the idea that “everybody wants to rule the world.” However, this isn’t meant in a literal sense per se. It rather serves as an...
This song is about a romantic relationship. To be more specific, it about a romantic union that has already passed, much to the chagrin of the narrator, Jon Bellion. Most of the track is centered...
As the title suggests, Logic’s “Don’t Be Afraid To Be Different” is a song which encourages its listeners to be fearless in expressing their individuality. The artists (Logic and Will Smith) use two different...
The term “Clickbait” actually refers to controversial practices media personalities use in order to increase viewership. Or put differently, such individuals will sometimes resort to insensitive and/or intrusive tactics in the name of instantaneously and dramatically...
“Fallingwater” is basically a breakup song where the artist is reflecting on what exactly went wrong in her relationship. The unique-artistic angle utilized throughout the track is the different applications of the symbol of “water”...