These lyrics of Charlie Puth’s “I Don’t Think I Like Her” reflect the musings of a man who has decided to forsake the dating game due to less-than-ideal experiences he’s had therein. In the song’s...
As of this writing “Unholy” has not been officially released, so what we’re currently analyzing is apparently a snippet that Sam Smith made available via Twitter. So far there’s a pre-chorus and chorus, both rendered by...
“Bad Decisions” is a somewhat simple love song in which the titular metaphor, if you will, represents the vocalist’s romantic intentions with the addressee, the apple of his eye. The lyrics do not entail what...
Lizzo’s “Grrrls” is somewhat of an odd outing. The thesis sentiment revolves around Lizzo celebrating her sistren, i.e. this being a dance-based, female-empowerment song. But the way the vocalist illustrates her sisterhood in the first verse...
Tate McRae’s “What Would You Do?” really isn’t overtly romantic, but the logical implication would be that the vocalist is addressing her boyfriend. Premise-wise, he is presented as someone who ‘takes her for granted’. Moreover,...
Lizzo is one of those types of 21st century artists who are not keen on moping. That is not to imply that she doesn’t understand that depression is a part of life. But if she does find...
The lyrics of “Mood” aren’t difficult to understand in the least. But still, as far as cohesion goes, it may not abundantly be clear what the vocalists are trying to get at. Or let’s say that...
Perhaps the best way of describing “Doom” is as it being a combination come-up and love song, with more of an emphasis on the latter, Juice WRLD style. That basically means that this story is...
