Ouueeoueou

Capoxxo's song 'Ouueeoueou' delves into the hedonistic and often chaotic lifestyle of youth culture, particularly within the context of parties and substance use. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night filled with euphoria and escapism, where the protagonist and their partner are deeply immersed in the party scene. The repeated references to being 'high in the party' and the use of substances like lean, molly, and xans highlight a desire to escape reality and experience a heightened sense of pleasure and detachment.

The song also touches on themes of materialism and impulsivity. The line 'Life is like a dream, I see something I like I cop it' suggests a carefree attitude towards spending and a focus on instant gratification. This is further emphasized by the disregard for price tags, indicating a sense of financial freedom or recklessness. The mention of getting kicked out of Barney's for not being able to keep up their pants adds a layer of humor and rebellion, showcasing the protagonist's nonchalant and carefree demeanor.

Despite the seemingly glamorous and carefree lifestyle depicted, there is an underlying sense of vulnerability and a cry for help. The protagonist acknowledges their own 'tweaking' and 'geeking,' and expresses a need for someone to help them calm down. This plea for support reveals a deeper emotional struggle, suggesting that beneath the surface of the party lifestyle lies a yearning for stability and connection. The song captures the duality of seeking pleasure and escape while grappling with inner turmoil and the need for genuine human connection.