All That x Alien Boy

Oliver Tree's song "All That x Alien Boy" delves into themes of authenticity, self-doubt, and societal expectations. The lyrics are a raw and unfiltered expression of the artist's frustration with people who project a false sense of superiority. The repeated phrase "like you all that" serves as a direct challenge to those who act arrogantly without substance to back it up. This sentiment is further emphasized by the dismissive tone and the use of strong language, which underscores the artist's disdain for superficiality.

The song also explores Oliver Tree's personal struggles and the impact of these societal pressures on his mental health. Lines like "I been high my whole God damn life" and "Even my momma couldn't tell me why" reveal a sense of existential confusion and a search for meaning. The references to smoking and being "too fucked up to function" highlight the coping mechanisms he employs to deal with his inner turmoil. The mention of his father telling him to "man up" and the imagery of collapsing in the street paint a vivid picture of the artist's battle with his own vulnerabilities.

In addition to critiquing others, Oliver Tree also reflects on his own journey towards self-acceptance. The line "I'm all that and a little bit extra" signifies a reclaiming of his identity and a rejection of societal norms. By stating "Google me if you wanna see but don't bother me," he asserts his independence and self-worth, refusing to be defined by others' perceptions. The song ultimately serves as a powerful commentary on the importance of staying true to oneself in a world that often values appearances over authenticity.