They fit into many categories but one they are famous for is the Bubblegum dance.
Bubblegum Dance is a sub-catogory of Eurodance, but with happier vocals and themes, as well as double-meanings threaded throughout the lyrics.
A-Moe have two members, Natalia Davadi and the "Wolf".
Their first song they released was "Mom is Home" and was totally famous. They was inspired by the grimm tale "Little Red Riding Hood" and start to do a song about it. And this song got more famous than "Mom is Home".
They released the debut album "Beauty and the beast" in February 2005.
Little Red Riding Hood
A-Moe Lyrics
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Where are you? Where are you?
Granny, where have you gone to?
Where are you?
Don't hide from me.
x4
I'm here, I'm here
I'm lying in my bed
Come here, come here
Don't be scared
Granny
What strange eyes you have
So big teeth you got
So I can eat you up
(repeat x2)
x2
Where are you? Where are you?
Granny, where have you gone to?
Where are you?
Don't hide from me
Don't be scared, rawr
Where are you? Where are you?
Granny, where have you gone to?
Where are you?
Don't hide from me
(repeat x2) (Don't be scared!)
Rawr!
I'm here, I'm here
I'm lying in my bed
Come here, come here
*
(repeat x2)
Rawr!
x2
Don't be scared!
Rawr!
Don't be scared!
The lyrics to A-Moe's song "Little Red Riding Hood" are a reinterpretation of the classic fairy tale of the same name, with a focus on the fearful sensations of the singer and the predatory nature of the wolf, who is impersonating Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother. The song opens with Little Red Riding Hood asking where her grandmother is, followed by the refrain "Don't hide from me" and a repetition of the question "Where are you?" This creates a sense of unease and frustration as Little Red Riding Hood cannot find her loved one.
The second verse is sung from the perspective of the grandmother, who assures Little Red Riding Hood that she is lying in her bed and invites her to come closer. However, the lyrics begin to reveal the true identity of the singer when the grandmother is described as having "strange eyes" and "big teeth," traits that belong to the wolf. The repetition of the line "So I can eat you up" is a warning of the danger Little Red Riding Hood is in and adds a chilling tone to the song.
The song ends with a reprise of the first verse followed by the sound of a roar from the wolf. The repetition of the phrase "Don't be scared" feels more like a plea than an assurance as the lyrics suggest that the wolf will not hesitate to attack. The song's dark interpretation of the classic fairy tale adds a new layer of complexity to the story and highlights the fears we face when encountering danger.
Line by Line Meaning
Where are you? Where are you?
Asking where Granny is located.
Granny, where have you gone to?
Expressing concern over Granny's whereabouts.
Don't hide from me.
Asking Granny not to conceal herself.
I'm here, I'm here
Informing Granny of the singer's presence.
I'm lying in my bed
Describing the singer's current location.
Come here, come here
Inviting Granny to approach the singer.
Don't be scared
Assuring Granny that there's no need to be afraid of the singer.
What strange eyes you have
Commenting on the unusual appearance of Granny's eyes.
So big teeth you got
Noticing the size of Granny's teeth.
So I can eat you up
Mischievously suggesting that the singer could eat Granny.
Rawr!
A playful growl intended to give Granny a scare.
Don't be scared, rawr
Telling Granny not to be frightened by the singer's roar.
Contributed by Elena T. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@ms.gamerladyharlow6871
13+ years later, I once again come across this song. I was 5 when this came out. I am now 19 and listening to a completely different genre of music. Back then, I loved pop and this stuff for example. I'm laughing at how catchy they made a song based on a fairytale that has been around for who knows how long! And they made it work.
@charbok
SWEET JESUS I FOUND THIS ON SPOTIFY TODAY AND I COULD NOT STOP LAUGHING. I WAS IN CLASS OH GOD.
@alkamaci
la primera vez que escuché esta canción fue en el in the groove y me gustó mucho
@PragmaticTornado
Oh man, I haven't heard this in years. I've been thinking that A Moe was just a one-hit wonder, but this one isn't bad. But I only like a few of the parts in the song, for some reason.
@myohmyapril
i can't stop watching/listening to this song. it's so catchy. <3
@alkamaci
me gusta mucho esta cancion
@sturedenlure
Norwegian black metal has changed. A lot.
@xchickenmanx
now thats some nice true kvlt norwegian black metal right there
@BladesAndDiamonds
Great song!!
@MerJaime
If this isnt an Actual M usic Video; Id have to say its pretty damn GOOD! I do agree with the Fail of the Wolf (Good Concept though). But other than that, I really Loved it!