Thoughts about songs with #MusicMetaphor

Drogba (Joanna) cover Drogba (Joanna) by Afro B

In this vibrant track, Afro B weaves a narrative of romantic pursuit intertwined with playful sports imagery. The repeated reference to Didier Drogba, a renowned football player known for his skill and finesse on the field, metaphorically illustrates the singer's feelings of being skillfully maneuvered and perhaps outplayed in love by Joanna. Her "busy body" suggests an energetic, captivating presence that Afro B finds irresistible yet overwhelming. The song captures the dynamic tension of chasing someone who is as elusive and mesmerizing as a top athlete in their prime. #AfroB #Drogba #RomanticChase #MusicMetaphor

I Used to Love H.E.R. cover I Used to Love H.E.R. by Common

In this lyrical masterpiece, Common cleverly uses the metaphor of a woman to represent hip-hop music. He narrates a story about falling in love with her (hip-hop) during its early, pure stages and then growing disillusioned as she changes and commercializes. The song is filled with nostalgia for the 'old school' days of hip-hop, reflecting on how it has strayed from its original roots and become influenced by mainstream trends and commercial interests. This heartfelt lament shows Common's deep passion for the genre and his desire to see it return to its authentic form. 🎵💔 #OldSchoolHipHop #MusicMetaphor #Commercialization

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