! Liam !

Recently went to a concert and that millisecond when the singer turns to look at you really made me go insane (lmao).

I might be busy but I'm not dead! If I can create more Cinderella boy stuff I will!! (Also I can't wait anymore but my poor ahh won't buy the fast pass either, so I'm coping by drawing things that don't happen in the webtoon lol)

Bonus: Chase close up!

Music makes up a big part of who I am. Ever since I was a kid, my entertainment would be seen through me listening to music on repeat, watching lyric videos of lines that I couldn't quite decipher.

I've always been one to look for a "deeper" meaning in things. Like, the curtain isn't just blue...the lyrics every singer writes have meaning, and I believe so even after years of listening to music. Lyrics and singing are a story of their own, and oftentimes they represent hardships, reflect who we are, and show that we still have humanity.

This blog is dedicated to me mashing up a bunch of different interests I have, and to discover a community with it. I'm a young adult who's obsessed with finding the meaning in things, and what better way to do so than through music?

Music holds so much meaning, and represents societal and human phenomena. I believe these topics can be connected through topics in sociology, psychology, politics, and neuroscience.

I plan to post an analysis a week about a song and how its lyrics connect to the topics listed above. I would love to find a community of others who are interested in finding deeper meanings and analyzing the ordinary.

I believe connecting complex topics to simpler things I'm already into, like music, is a fun way for me to learn new concepts and build upon my passion for discovery.

If you like the idea of this blog, please consider giving me a like and/or follow! I just hope to find a community of like-minded nerds and post little yaps once in a while :D

Note:

This blog is simply to analyze song lyrics and connect them to scientific phenomena. I understand that some artists I listen to may be problematic, but for the purposes of this blog, I am separating them from their history and only taking the aspects of their songwriting into account.