Interpretations:Super Cool
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Pretty direct[edit]
A nervous man wants to impress his crush with some incendiary moves and takes lessons at a dance studio. He succeeds his endeavor. AnaNgInASpaceSuit (talk) 15:58, 20 September 2021 (EDT)
My Super Long Interp for Super Cool[edit]
Alright, here's my complete interpretation of the song "Super Cool"
When you come around I hide my face in hyperspace
When she appears, he gets scared and hides in "hyperspace" maybe the later mentioned trapdoor?
When you come around I'm no foot tall against the wall
No foot tall could mean he is really in the fetal position against the wall In Summary: The narrator is shy, if not terrified about his crush
But then I found just the place Up a story from the drugstore Working hard to just convince myself How to lose it on the dance floor
Aw, he found a club. Good for him
Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool)
either he's saying it's super cool or it's the name of the club
If you break it down Swim in the sea of reverie If you break it down All the fear has disappeared
When he (as you say) breaks it down, he is no longer afraid
That sweet day I forget it all And stop searching for the trapdoor I'll come back here to remind myself Of when I lost it on the dance floor
I think he's looking for a trapdoor to hide from his crush, also, the losing it on the dance floor is probably referring to an incident where he went crazy on the dance floor
Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool) Super cool (Cool)
Still, kind of no idea what the chorus means in context. --Jimmyzenshins311 (talk) 09:47, 22 September 2021 (EDT)
Singer is a Nervous Wreck![edit]
To me, this song is about finding a coping mechanism to deal with social anxiety. The place that he finds a story above the drug store is a dance studio. He learns to use dance to overcome his fear of other people, rather than just hiding from them (the mentioned 'trapdoor'). -B33-1N-Y0UR-B0NN3T (talk) 12:21, 27 September 2021 (EDT)