blah blah blah

Camille de la Cruz's song 'blah blah blah' is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and resilience in the face of negativity. The lyrics reflect a confrontation with someone who is persistently negative and critical. The repeated phrase 'blah blah blah' serves as a metaphor for the meaningless and tiresome nature of the negative comments directed at the singer. This repetition emphasizes the singer's decision to tune out the negativity and not let it affect her well-being.

The song opens with the singer questioning the source of the other person's anger and negativity, suggesting that their behavior is a result of past hurt or unresolved issues. The lines 'I wonder who hurt you? / I wonder who made you so, so mad?' indicate a sense of empathy, but also a clear boundary as the singer refuses to take on the burden of the other person's negativity. The phrase 'I'm just minding my business / But you so in your feels' highlights the singer's focus on her own life and happiness, despite the other person's attempts to bring her down.

As the song progresses, the singer's tone becomes more assertive. She dismisses the negative comments as 'blah blah blah,' indicating that they hold no real value or impact on her. The lyrics 'Your life must be so boring / Boring out of your mind / Am I your entertainment?' suggest that the negative person may be projecting their own dissatisfaction onto the singer. By the end of the song, the singer remains unbothered and confident, reinforcing the message that negativity from others should not dictate one's self-worth or happiness.