“COPYCAT” by Billie Eilish addresses themes of individuality and the pressure to conform, criticizing those who try to mimic others to gain attention or validation.
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The song’s lyrics, such as “You’re a copycat, hit the lights and now they’re off” and “You’re so obvious, you’re so oblivious,” directly criticize individuals who attempt to replicate others’ styles or behaviors without developing their own identity.
Eilish uses the metaphor of a “copycat” to highlight the superficiality and lack of originality in such behavior.
The repetition of “copycat” throughout the song emphasizes the disdain for those who seek validation through imitation rather than authenticity.
The chorus, “You’re a copycat, but I’m the original,” reinforces the message that true individuality and originality are more valuable and respected than mere imitation.
This interpretation aligns with Eilish’s broader artistic persona, which often explores themes of identity and societal pressures.
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