The quickly follows up with "Ready To Go", their second album, which was self-released on April 9, 2012. It peaked at No. 13 on Dance/Electronic Albums in the US, and No. 18 on the Top Heatseekers Billboard chart. Their third album Anything Goes was released on August 12, 2014. A couple of more singles was released between 2014 and 2016, which after no more music has since been released from the trio. Presumably they've moved on to their other projects.
Hit Me
Klaypex Lyrics
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I want you to hit me as hard as you can
I want you to hit me as hard as you can
You hit me in the ear
The lyrics in the song "Hit Me" by Klaypex seem quite provocative, but they hold a deeper meaning. The lyrics are about someone yearning for an emotional connection with someone else. The line "Come on, hit me" is the metaphor for the singer's desire for an intense emotional connection, a connection so strong that it hurts him. He wants the other person to hit him as hard as he can, not physically, but emotionally.
The singer also wants the other person to understand his feelings and thoughts, so he repeatedly asks them to hit him as hard as they can. The last line, "You hit me in the ear," is metaphorical for the other person not truly understanding the depth of the singer's emotions. The ear symbolizes the inability to hear and comprehend the true meaning behind the words spoken.
The song speaks to deep-seated human desires that often manifest in strange ways. The desire for an intense emotional connection, while still wanting to maintain control, can be seen as the driving force behind the lyrics in this song. Even though the words may not make sense at first glance, the underlying emotions resonate with almost everyone.
Line by Line Meaning
Come on, hit me
Challenge me to face the consequences of my actions.
I want you to hit me as hard as you can
I want you to push me to my limits and test my strength.
You hit me in the ear
You caught me off guard and surprised me with your attack.
Contributed by Jake S. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@alexsalas5811
6 years and it’s still music to my ears 👂
@sinisinsini
@Banned Brother i can confirm
@Warsheep2k6
@spacesoul yeah but there are people that either lose interest in a genre or listen to some songs until they cant hear them anymore so to them its not music anymore but noise
@lemogawron4463
11 years ;3
@bannedbrother
still hitting you in the ear 12 years later! epic stuff Klays!
@davidschaffer8384
I can believe it wasn't intentional. I made a song with a bass track that was even more similar to Timestretch than this, before I ever heard of Bassnectar. It's just a naturally good bass-line for electronic music that anyone could come up with independently.
@Real28
Considering the same 4 chords can be found in hundreds of top billboard hits, its not surprise it happens in dubstep too. This is so artistically different from timestretch that I dont see any need for legal talk.thats the beauty of music.
@Klaypex
Actually, just to clear things up -- we hadn't even heard of Timestretch nor Bassnectar during the making of this song, and frankly, the chord progression is a very simple one, so we hope you believe us when we say it was a total coincidence.
@lukeciaffi8931
Klaypex :D
@vespine1749
6 years later and I’ve just came to say your music is underrated and it shaped my childhood. Thank you.