VIP
Mrs. GREEN APPLE Lyrics

The lyrics of Mrs. GREEN APPLE's song VIP describe a sense of frustration and anger towards those who are privileged and/or hypocritical. The singer seems to be addressing a group of people whom they once held in high esteem, but who have since disappointed them. The first verse references the feeling of being "overvalued," as if the singer had placed too much faith in these individuals. The second verse references a sense of disgust towards their empty, insincere behavior, and the chorus tells them to dance and laugh grotesquely, as if mocking their superficiality.

The second half of the song takes on a more sinister tone, with the singer admitting to occasionally feeling a sense of revulsion and even violence towards these people. The line "we don't know when we'll break" suggests a fear of the unsustainable, temporary nature of their privilege. The final two verses end with the sentiments that the singer dislikes the way these people are oblivious to their own privilege and how much others sacrifice just so they can enjoy their comfortable lives.

Overall, the lyrics of VIP seem to reflect an awareness of both the unfairness of privilege and the anger that can result from its arrogance and thoughtlessness. The feelings expressed can be seen as representative of a broader societal critique of those in power.