B.B.B (Bigger Badder Better) Lyrics – A2O MAY, A2O

B.B.B (Bigger Badder Better) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
It’s a quick, confident statement of self-pride.

[Verse 1]
The singer is saying they don’t need to copy trends or fit into what people call “cool.” They are confident enough to take risks even if others doubt them. Their style and choices make them stand out, and while others try too hard to look impressive, it all feels fake and empty. They’re not interested in following shallow behavior or blending in with a crowd. Instead, they choose to stick to who they are without apology.

[Pre-Chorus]
They only want to be themselves without pretending to be someone else. Anything fake feels wrong to them, so they stick with honesty and authenticity, showing their real self instead of putting on a mask.

[Chorus]
This part doubles down on the idea that they don’t need validation from the “cool kids.” Instead of being impressed, they actually see those kids as silly and overrated. They put themselves above that shallow image, reminding everyone that being real and self-assured is far better than chasing fake popularity.

[Interlude]
It’s a short, sharp reminder of their bold self-confidence.

[Post-Chorus]
Here they point out that they don’t hide or pretend. Standing out in the corner as their true self, they show confidence without faking it. The repeated line is their way of proving that authenticity makes them cooler than anyone trying too hard to impress.

[Verse 2]
They call out people who hide under flashy lights or fake images because it’s easier than being genuine. The singer sees this as a desperate way to grab attention, almost like an unhealthy rush, and it comes across as empty and needy rather than impressive.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, they stress that all they want is to stay real. Pretending to be another person feels like lying, so they prefer showing honesty and truth in everything they do.

[Chorus]
Once again, they place themselves above the so-called popular crowd. The repetition pushes the idea that they don’t envy those kids—instead, they think the obsession with being “cool” is pointless, and true power comes from self-assurance and originality.

[Interlude]
A short punch of pride, showing off their confidence again.

[Post-Chorus]
They repeat the idea of standing alone, not faking, and proving their coolness by being authentic. It’s a playful yet confident declaration that realness wins over shallow popularity every time.

[Bridge]
They dismiss labels and judgments thrown at them, saying they’ve heard it all before and don’t care. People can fake applause and put on a show, but it doesn’t bother them. Instead, they rise above negativity, even showing kindness to haters as they confidently move forward.

[Chorus]
The same confident message repeats—being real and true to yourself is way bigger and better than chasing fake popularity or trying to impress the “cool kids.” It’s about rejecting shallow approval and choosing self-belief.

[Interlude]
Once again, they boldly repeat their strength and self-assurance.

[Post-Chorus]
This final part reinforces the playful confidence, where they point out that they don’t need to fake anything to prove their worth. Standing proudly as themselves, they show they’re cooler than anyone chasing trends or pretending to be something they’re not.