Effects Of Still Into You By Paramore

Picture this. You are waiting outside your middle school in the bus parking lot with your three best friends talking about how you and the “bf” finally took it to the next level and hugged in between classes. When the bus arrives, you run to get your usual seats in the very back, and whip out the iPod. “Still into You” by Paramore, is catchy, upbeat, and relatable to you and your boyfriend. Unlike most pop songs, “Still Into You” has had an influence on millions of young teenage women, because it focuses on a positive outlook on relationships and dating.
Paramore is a rock band that formed together in “2004 in Franklin, Tennessee”, and it consists of lead singer, “Hayley Williams, guitarist, Taylor York, and drummer, Zac Farro” (Paramore). The drummer mainly formed the band, and at the time he was only 12 years old! Everyone that knew them did not have faith that they were going to get anywhere. In 2005,
This song has a positive look on a relationship between the lead singer and her boyfriend of a few years. One lyric says, “I should be over all these butterflies, but I’m into you… and baby even on our worst nights in into you.” This is stating that no matter how hard it gets and how ever many low points they have in their relationship they will always stick it out and move past it because they love each other. This song overall is an example to the society that not all relationships are bad, and that the man and woman should be equal, loving, and supportive of each other. This is something very important young women can take away from the song. In he music video, they show the band in colorful outfits and in a colorful mansion, dancing around, playing in balloons, riding bikes, and having fun together. The music video connects to the lyrics by showing the couple not only in love with each other, but them experiencing and capturing what love feels like in other ways. They act like they are best