In Madison Beer’s song “17,” she expresses nostalgia and a longing to slow down the pace of her life, which feels rushed and unappreciated. Through metaphors like “black and white TV,” she illustrates a...
Madison Beer dropped her first full-length album, “Life Support”, in 2021. And it met with some notable success, such as breaking the top 30 of the UK Albums Chart. So as it currently stands, once again via...
“Home to Another One”, which Epic Records released on 2 June 2023, is one of the singles from Madison Beer’s “Silence Between Songs” album. Madison gets both writing and production credit for this track,...
For starters, it’s not abundantly clear how the term “dangerous”, as rendered in the chorus, relates to the narrative at hand. But apparently, it’s Madison Beer’s metaphorical way of theorizing that she may be a...
Romantic relationships are not as simple as some women are led to believe. And we are well aware of this fact after having covered countless songs of the same nature as “Reckless”. For once again we are...
The “white rabbit” is a character that has enjoyed an enduring, diverse presence in American entertainment. The origin of the figure dates back to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865), a late 19th-century novel which has made its...
Thematically, “POP/STARS” is more or less the type of song you would expect to be attached to a game like League of Legends. In other words, the singers make loose, albeit identifiable references to their prowess...
Madison Beer’s “Selfish” has been described as a breakup song. More to the precise point is that the songstress had come to realize that her ex was “too damn selfish”. So the implication is that said breakup...
As the title suggests, in this song Madison Beer is perceiving the “good in goodbye”. And what it is she is saying goodbye to is a “toxic boy”. Or as the singer explains, she is in...
Madison Beer’s song “Dear Society” delves into the prevalent subject of social media and it’s adverse effects on the youth. In the song, she portrays her exposure to the internet and social media as...
