No heartbreak is easy, especially when you’re in 6th grade and have no clue how to cope with your feelings towards the guy that only wrote “HAGS” in your yearbook or the girl who dumped you over a sticky note in math class. As middle schoolers in love, we felt a connection to ...
As we know that music is aesthetic literature. Most people choose to create music or sing a song to express their feelings. Almost all people love music, starting from among children, teenagers and even adults. When we are talking about music, of course, we are talking about the song, ...
“No Suburban” is more than a church bell filled New York anthem. It’s a lane opener for a wave of teenagers realizing that for the first time since “Hot Nigga” people want to hear what they have to say. So why not take advantage of it and show the fuck out? —ALPHONSE PIERRE...
More than anything else, it is the sense of connection, almost like family, that you get from the Folk Road Show, but a family that is fleeting, so you need to get in all the love you can before they’re gone. It’s a sentiment I deeply relate to, and is why I think I gravita...
This song powerfully depicts the animalistic lifestyle that leads many teenagers to shame and sadness. 4 Holiday I think this is your ideal, typical Green Day song. It's what got me into them and it feels like a throwback to their original punk ways before selling out. While being more ...
Sure, almost every rock and metal act hassongs about loveorsongs about tragedy. Not to mentionsongs about death. These are life topics every listener can relate with. But, without googling it, do you know what metal band only writes about Viking mythology?
Sure, almost every rock and metal act hassongs about loveorsongs about tragedy. Not to mentionsongs about death. These are life topics every listener can relate with. But, without googling it, do you know what metal band only writes about Viking mythology?
Bowling for Soup's "High School Never Ends" is an upbeat, fun song that speaks to people of all ages. The song is about the similarities between teenagers and adults, and how the same problems can be faced at any age. It also uses humor to compare celebrities to stereotypical high schoo...
The song's lyrics are quite self-explanatory and universal, combining two elements everyone can relate to: money and love. In this case, love wins out, which is quite the opposite from the lyrics in "Money (That's What I Want)" from the previous year. ...
that thumps hard enough for the guys but nods to the bedroom for the girls. "I was obsessed with it," Pharrell says in the ATCQ documentaryBeats, Rhymes and Life. "I had never heard nothing like that in my whole life." The song exemplified the group's mellow side and turned Q-Tip ...