Intro
Wormy Lyrics

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Hey ne, hey man, it's uh, it's Jeremy your manager. So excited to dive into this album. I'm looking at it right now. I'll call you afterwards with my, uh, initial impressions and then we'll discuss opportunities. Right off the bat, I see the first song is called "Gatorade", which when I see this my jaw drops basically to the floor. My my jaw basically dropped through through the floor and below. That's how shocked I was because there's this opportunity. Gatorade, the company, is looking for songs to go in the cooler that they pour on the football coach's head. So at the Super Bowl, you know the winning team, the the football coach gets Gatorade poured on their head? Well they're looking for songs to go in there. And your song is called Gatorade, I kind of can't believe it. So we're gonna try to submit you to put the song in the Gatorade bottles, uh, and then get that going around the country. So that could be a pretty cool opportunity. Anyway, can't wait to listen, bye. (Can't wait to listen).

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Intro" by Wormy are a phone call from Jeremy, Wormy's manager, expressing his excitement about the upcoming album and the opportunities it may bring. He mentions the first song on the album, "Gatorade", and how it has the potential to be featured in Gatorade commercials during football games. The excitement in Jeremy's voice is palpable as he describes the potential opportunities that could come from this.

The opening lines of the song show Jeremy's enthusiasm about diving into the album and his desire to provide Wormy with opportunities for success. He is optimistic about the potential of the album and is eager to talk to Wormy about it. The mention of the Gatorade opportunity further emphasizes Jeremy's excitement and belief in Wormy's talent.

The reference to Gatorade and the Super Bowl highlights the importance of commercial branding and marketing in the music industry. It shows how brands are always looking for new ways to promote their products and how music can be a powerful tool in achieving this. The fact that Wormy's song is titled "Gatorade" only adds to the potential of the song being used in a commercial way.

Overall, the lyrics to "Intro" depict the excitement and hope that comes with the release of a new album and the potential opportunities it may bring. The mention of the Gatorade opportunity underscores the importance of commercial branding in the music industry and serves as a reminder of how music and advertising are often intertwined.

Line by Line Meaning

Hey ne, hey man, it's uh, it's Jeremy your manager.
Jeremy, your manager, greets you with enthusiasm.

So excited to dive into this album. I'm looking at it right now.
Jeremy is thrilled to explore this new album and is currently examining it.

I'll call you afterwards with my, uh, initial impressions and then we'll discuss opportunities.
Jeremy plans to share his first thoughts with you and then discuss potential opportunities together during a later phone call.

Right off the bat, I see the first song is called "Gatorade", which when I see this my jaw drops basically to the floor.
Jeremy immediately notices that the first song on the album is named "Gatorade", leaving him in awe.

My my jaw basically dropped through through the floor and below.
Jeremy’s amazement was so intense that it felt as if his jaw dropped past the floor.

That's how shocked I was because there's this opportunity.
The shock is due to the opportunity for Wormy's song to be featured in Gatorade's Super Bowl ad for the winning team.

Gatorade, the company, is looking for songs to go in the cooler that they pour on the football coach's head.
Gatorade is seeking songs to include in the cooler that is dumped on the football coach's head during the Super Bowl game.

So we're gonna try to submit you to put the song in the Gatorade bottles, uh, and then get that going around the country.
Jeremy plans to submit the song for consideration to be included in Gatorade bottles and promote it throughout the country.

That could be a pretty cool opportunity. Anyway, can't wait to listen, bye. (Can't wait to listen).
Jeremy believes that this is an exciting opportunity and looks forward to listening to the rest of the album.

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Written by: Jeremy Levick

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