Euphoric

Ice Spice's song 'Euphoric' is a bold declaration of self-confidence and empowerment. The lyrics are filled with assertive statements and vivid imagery that paint a picture of a woman who is unapologetically herself. The repeated phrase 'shittin' on bitches my hobby' sets the tone for the song, emphasizing her dominance and superiority over her peers. This line, along with others, showcases her confidence and the joy she finds in her success, which she describes as 'euphoric.'

The references to 'Whitney and Bobby' and 'smokin' on 'za like a hippie' add layers of cultural context to the song. Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown's tumultuous relationship is used as a metaphor for a passionate, albeit chaotic, connection. Meanwhile, the mention of 'za' (a slang term for high-quality marijuana) and hippie culture highlights a carefree, rebellious attitude. These references help to build a persona that is both relatable and aspirational, blending elements of pop culture with personal bravado.

Ice Spice also addresses the challenges and criticisms she faces, particularly from other women. Lines like 'First they ignored me, but niggas is startin' to notice' and 'Bitches be needin' niggas to get hot' reflect her journey from being overlooked to becoming a recognized figure. She takes pride in her independence and ability to thrive without relying on others, particularly men. This theme of self-reliance is further emphasized with lines like 'Bitch, I'm a baddie I'm used to the spotlight' and 'Don't you compare me to bitches, I'm not like.' The song is a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever felt underestimated or overlooked, celebrating the triumph of self-belief and resilience.