POP GIRL Lyrics – Lexie Liu

POP GIRL Lyrics Meaning

[Pre-Chorus]
This part talks about being the center of attention on social media. The singer describes having clear skin and shiny hair, which represent beauty standards. “Girls and gays like me” suggests that she is admired by certain groups who appreciate her style. “Tap, I’m on your screen” means people are constantly engaging with her online presence. She’s presenting herself as the ultimate trendy and fashionable “Pop Girl,” effortlessly serving looks and confidence.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the same ideas, reinforcing the theme of being admired and seen as a beauty and fashion icon. The singer highlights how her polished appearance and trendy style make her stand out. The repetition of “Tap, I’m on your screen” suggests that she is always visible on social media, being liked, shared, and followed. It captures the idea of being a digital-era “It Girl,” constantly in the spotlight.

[Refrain]
This section describes the signature moves of a “Pop Girl”—walking with confidence, spinning stylishly, and smiling for the camera. The final line, “Now post it,” emphasizes how everything she does is curated and shared online to maintain her image.

[Verse]
Here, the singer proudly claims her “Pop Girl Chic” identity. She describes being featured in magazines and maintaining a perfectly coordinated look. “Nine hours of sleep” could be a playful exaggeration of how effortless she makes it all seem. She treats her walk as part of her outfit, implying that confidence is just as important as fashion. The verse reinforces the idea that she embodies a flawless, aspirational lifestyle admired by many.

[Refrain]
This refrain is similar to the earlier one but adds “They like it,” showing that her audience is actively enjoying and approving of her style and presence. It highlights the validation she gets from others.

[Bridge]
This part takes a more vulnerable turn, revealing the pressure behind maintaining a perfect image. She admits to editing her photos to meet unrealistic beauty standards and struggling with anxiety and insecurity. “Doomscroll” refers to endlessly scrolling through social media, which worsens her self-esteem. The line about needing a beauty filter shows how she feels pressure to always look flawless. She recognizes jealousy and self-doubt creeping in but reminds herself to stay confident. This part contrasts with the confident “Pop Girl” image, showing the emotional toll of social media perfection.

[Chorus]
The chorus returns to the glamorous and confident tone, repeating the idea of being admired for her beauty and fashion. It reinforces the theme of being constantly seen and validated online, despite the insecurities hinted at earlier. The repetition keeps up the catchy, almost hypnotic nature of the song.

[Outro]
The outro is a final reaffirmation of her “Pop Girl Chic” identity. By repeating the verse, she reinforces her place in the world of fashion and social media. It leaves the listener with a strong impression of her confidence and influence, despite the underlying struggles hinted at earlier in the song.