“R.I.P.” is an international effort that features Sofia Reyes from Mexico, Rita Ora from the United Kingdom and Anitta via Brazil. And accordingly, the song is sung in three different languages – Spanish, English and Portuguese. R.I.P., as we...
Many people will recognize this son as a popular anthem used during sporting events, including being the theme song of the 1994 World Cup. Part of the reason for the athletic appeal of Queen’s “We Are...
“Save Me” by Queen is rooted in a tale of real-life heartbreak. In other words, it is based on the band’s guitarist Brian May’s sad experience of witnessing an actual friend go through a bitter divorce. In...
LSD is the triumvirate of multifaceted musician Labrinth, singer Sia and DJ/producer Diplo. And as the title implies, the purpose of the track is to express their lack of desire for new companions. However, this is...
“Sally Walker” by Australian Iggy Azalea is a song based on a nursery rhyme entitled “Little Sally Walker”. In the modern iteration of this children’s poem, ‘Little Sally Walker’ is told to ‘do her thing’....
“Crazy Little Thing Called Love” was written by Queen’s lead singer Freddie Mercury as a tribute to the legendary musician Elvis Presley, who died just a couple of years before this track was penned. And while the...
This song finds Queen lead singer and the track’s writer Freddie Mercury engaged in soul searching. Interestingly enough, at certain junctures in the course of the song, Mercury even questions God directly. However, it is not simply...
This is one of the greatest rap songs in history, even if some purists deny such due to prejudices against the artist. In fact due to this track, the word “stan” has now become...
First of all, let’s get this out the way – the “numb numb juice” Schoolboy Q is referring to is actually a callback to “num num juice”, an alcoholic beverage espoused by fellow California...
Queen’s “We Will Rock You” is a song known more for its highly-infectious chorus than for its overall lyrical content. In other words, the general meaning of this song is widely understood, but the story...