Song Meanings and Facts

Song Meanings and Facts

Author: SMF

Braindead!

Yungblud

“Braindead!” by Yungblud

Yungblud is an artist who heavily espouses the concept of individualism.  And “Braindead!” is based on his grasping of that belief system. The title, as you know, alludes to the idea of a person being mentally...

We Made It

Louis Tomlinson

“We Made It” by Louis Tomlinson

It is easy to conclude that Louis Tomlinson’s “We Made It” is based solely on a romance. The singer recounts getting acquainted with someone who would likely be his first true love (first verse). Then he...

Yesterday

The Beatles

The Beatles’ “Yesterday” Lyrics Meaning

For the most part, “Yesterday” is interpreted as a song about a doomed romance. This understanding of the tune is based specifically on its chorus.  The singer lets us know that a female (who would...

Look At Her Now

Selena Gomez

“Look At Her Now” by Selena Gomez

Just about 24 hours before the release of “Look At Her Now”, Selena Gomez released another track titled “Lose You to Love Me”.  That song was about her being caught up in a toxic...

Me Necesita

CNCO / PrettyMuch

“Me Necesita” by Prettymuch & CNCO

Sentimentally, “Me Necesita” is more or less your average young adult love song. As far as its storyline, it is a tale of mutual romantic infatuation, if you will, between the singer and the addressee...

Casual Sabotage

Yungblud

Yungblud’s “Casual Sabotage” Lyrics Meaning

Basically “Casual Sabotage” deals with the concept of Yungblud being the victim of his own celebrity. As such the title, “Casual Sabotage”, actually points to the idea of him being victimized by fans. However, what makes...

HEARTEATER

XXXTentacion

XXXTentacion’s “HEARTEATER” Lyrics Meaning

Like many of XXXTentacion’s song, especially those released posthumously, “Hearteater” is quite terse lyrically. It has logically been concluded to be based on the rapper’s well-publicized, tumultuous relationship with a young lady by the name...

What'd I Say

Ray Charles

“What’d I Say” by Ray Charles

Ray Charles’ “What’d I Say” is known for being quite-risqué, particularly in light of the era it was released in. Back in those days stating that a particular lady ‘knows how to shake her thing’...