How to hang a Warhol

Little Joy's song 'How to hang a Warhol' delves into the aspirations and struggles of an artist seeking authenticity and recognition. The lyrics are a heartfelt conversation with the artist's parents, expressing dreams of achieving greatness in the art world. The mention of 'hanging in the New York gallery' and 'writing a symphony' symbolizes the ultimate artistic success and acceptance. However, the artist acknowledges the challenges and uncertainties that come with these ambitions, questioning whether their work will be seen as 'brilliant or plain.'

The recurring theme of not knowing 'how to hang a Warhol' serves as a metaphor for the artist's struggle with self-doubt and the pressure to conform to established standards of success. Andy Warhol, a symbol of avant-garde art and commercial success, represents the pinnacle of artistic achievement. The artist's admission of continuing to create 'very simple and true' works, despite not fitting into the conventional mold, highlights a commitment to personal authenticity over external validation.

The song also touches on the influence of love and personal relationships on the creative process. The artist finds solace and inspiration in their connection with a significant other, as reflected in the lines 'Ever since I met her, I keep thinking