So What
P！Nk Lyrics

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na
The singer is hyping herself up and getting ready to let loose.

I guess I just lost my husband
The singer's relationship has ended suddenly and she's lost track of where he's gone.

I don't know where he went
The singer is unsure where her husband went after they split up.

So I'm gonna drink my money
Instead of using her money to pay her husband's rent, she's going to drink it away in order to feel better.

I'm not gonna pay his rent (nope)
The singer refuses to support her ex-husband financially, and is going to spend her money on herself instead.

I got a brand new attitude
The singer has decided to adopt a bold new outlook on life after her relationship ended.

And I'm gonna wear it tonight
She's going to show off her new attitude and take control of the night.

I wanna get in trouble
The singer is ready to let loose and not worry about consequences.

I wanna start a fight
She wants to blow off some steam by purposely starting an argument or confrontation.

So, so what?
The singer is asking a rhetorical question to show that she doesn't care about what anyone else thinks of her actions.

I'm still a rock star
The singer is confident in her abilities and persona, and her breakup has not changed that.

I got my rock moves
The things that make her a rock star: her confidence, style, and way of life.

And I don't need you
The ex-husband is not necessary for the singer to feel good about herself or be successful.

And guess what?
She's purposely teasing the ex-husband, sending the message that she is doing fine without him.

I'm having more fun
The singer is asserting that she's enjoying life more now that she's single and free to do what she wants.

And now that we're done
Her relationship is over, and she's moving on and living life on her own terms.

I'm gonna show you tonight
She's determined to prove to her ex-husband that she's doing great without him.

I'm alright, I'm just fine
The singer is reassuring herself that she's doing well and doesn't need anyone else's validation.

And you're a tool
The ex-husband is being insulted here. He's someone who has taken advantage of her love and support.

You weren't there
The singer is expressing frustration that her husband was absent from her life when she needed him most.

You never were
She's acknowledging that the relationship probably wasn't healthy or fulfilling from the beginning.

You want it all
The ex-husband is portrayed as selfish and greedy.

But that's not fair
The singer is resisting her ex-husband's attempts to take everything from her.

I gave you love
The singer has given her all to this relationship but it wasn't enough to save it from ending.

I gave my all
She has put all of her efforts and energy into the relationship.

You let me fall
The ex-husband is blamed for the downfall of the relationship. He was there but he let her down.

No, no
The singer is expressing defiance and pushing back against her ex-husband's toxic behavior.

I don't want you tonight
She's made it clear that she's done with this relationship and wants nothing to do with it anymore.

Woohoo
The singer is fully embracing her new identity and having fun with it.

Ba, da, da, da, da, da
Non-lyrical sounds used to create a fun, upbeat finale to the song.