We So Fly

The GGGG's song 'We So Fly' captures the essence of youthful rebellion and the thrill of living in the moment. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of teenagers sneaking out, evading parental control, and seeking the freedom to party with friends. The opening lines, 'Caught me sneaking out the back / Daddy chased me down the street,' set the stage for a night of adventure and defiance. The protagonist's quick escape, aided by their track-running skills, symbolizes the youthful desire to break free from restrictions and experience life on their own terms.

The chorus, 'We so fly / We hate your b.s.,' serves as an anthem of self-confidence and disdain for societal norms. The repeated assertion of being 'fly' reflects a sense of pride and self-assuredness, while the rejection of 'b.s.' indicates a refusal to conform to expectations. This attitude is further emphasized in the lines, 'Girl you know we got that mad swag / Baby we know where it’s at,' highlighting a sense of belonging and identity within their social circle. The song celebrates the camaraderie and shared experiences that define teenage friendships.

The imagery of sneaking into a backyard and cannonballing into a pool adds a layer of carefree fun and spontaneity to the narrative. The night culminates in a loud, energetic party where the group 'drown[s] out the d.j.' and 'scream[s] until we can’t,' capturing the unrestrained joy and exuberance of youth. 'We So Fly' is a celebration of the rebellious spirit, the bonds of friendship, and the unforgettable nights that define adolescence.