Eminem’s latest profanely ponders how to make sense of life as fame begins to fade.
“MotorSport” is less like a sport, and more like a degrading song that glorifies promiscuity, drugs and violence.
Selena Gomez’s latest tells the story of a young woman haunted by the intoxicating memories of intimacy she hasn’t found …
Bebe Rexha teams up with Florida Georgia Line in a country song about waiting to see if something is “Meant …
Taylor Swift continues to drift toward the kind of airy, hedonistic vapidity that her younger self would have rejected.
Catchy, yes. But a worthy message about loving yourself is buried in the song’s problems.
This chart-topping hit from rapper Post Malone either embraces hedonism or satirically critiques it—but it’s not clear which.
Profane, dehumanizing degradation of women is the name of the game on rapper G-Eazy’s latest hit.
Success hasn’t made Sam Smith less melancholy. But it has given him a bigger platform for his progressive perspective.
Camila Cabello’s latest hit reminisces about Cuba and kindles a forbidden relationship with a “malo” man.
Kelly Clarkson’s latest single flirts with suggestive naughtiness … but goes deeper than that, too.
U2 returns with a melancholy song that’s not as sunny as its title might suggest.
Maroon 5 teams up with R&B singer SZA in this suggestive lyrical glimpse at the game of love.
Taylor Swift’s latest takes vicious aim at her haters, at fame and perhaps at … herself.
Halsey chronicles her failed romantic relationships with both men and women in “Bad at Love.”
