There is no game-playing when it comes to Bieber’s smooth moves - when he says that you’re shining bright like you’re laying in the snow, the simile is so real to him that he actually feels a bit chilly. “I’ma make you shine bright like you’re laying in the snow/Burr.” There’s a lot to love in this one - not only the idea that Bieber’s adoration will make his lady shine so bright that it’s like she’s covered in the crystal-clear whiteness of fresh, powdery snow, but also the extra “Burr” for added emphasis, as if he’s convincing his girl that she is, indeed, laying in the snow, and yes, it is cold. Can we start printing up a thousand “Swaggie” t-shirts yet?Ģ.
Bieber needs a catchphrase, and like his buddy Chris Brown’s “leggo,” “swaggie” is perfectly cool-sounding nonsense. What could it be doing there? Bieber has already busted out the “swag” in the song (more on that later) is he now going for the jugular by dropping a context-free “swaggie”? If so, count us on board. “Swaggie.” As it exists on the lyrics sheet, this one, crazy word is given its own separate line in the second verse, after the phrase, “Voice goin crazy on this hook like a whirl wind,” and before the second pre-hook. But it’s the thought that counts, and Bieber is demonstrating just how far he would literally travel to please his special girl.ģ. Who doesn’t like “Toy Story”? Although, technically, Buzz Lightyear never really had any desire to “fly across the globe” - dude was more of a Space Ranger than a pilot.
“Tell me what you like yeah tell me what you don’t/I could be your Buzz Lightyear fly across the globe.” Classic Pixar reference. Is 18-year-old Bieber really ready to commit to one girl (in this case, Selena Gomez) for all of eternity, until the apocalypse arrives? If that’s the case, why doesn’t he just marry that special girl? Is this line suggesting that Bieber will never choose a wife, and will only be capable of “boyfriend” status until Earth is no more? We’ve probably read too much into this one already - let’s move on.Ĥ. “You could be my girlfriend until the - world ends.” This chestnut from verse 2 raises a lot of questions.
What, you ask, are the standout lines in “Boyfriend,” the memorable turn-of-phrases that pop fans will be mouthing along to all summer long? was happy to rank (and attempt to decipher) the five best lines from Justin Bieber’s latest single:ĥ.
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