So What

The repetition of "Na, na, na" suggests a carefree, dismissive attitude or a way of drowning out negativity.

Na, na, na, na, na, na

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na

Na, na, na, na, na, na

The singer has lost their boyfriend and decides not to worry about it, choosing to spend money on themselves and not contribute to the boyfriend's rent.

I don't know where he went

So I'm gonna spend my money

I'm not gonna pay his rent

The singer adopts a new, confident attitude and expresses a desire to start a fight or confrontation.

And I'm gonna wear it tonight

I'm gonna get in trouble

I wanna start a fight

Reiteration of the desire to start a fight with a defiant tone.

I wanna start a fight

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na

I wanna start a fight

Despite challenges, the singer asserts their identity as a rock star, claiming to have fun and looking forward to proving it tonight.

I got my rock moves and I don't need you

And guess what, I'm havin' more fun

And now that we're done I'm gonna show you tonight

The singer asserts their well-being, dismisses someone as a fool, and reiterates their rock star identity without needing the other person.

So, so what, I am a rock star

I got my rock moves and I don't want you tonight

The singer narrates a situation where a waiter gives away their table, leading them to sit with someone (drum boy) who at least knows how to sing.

And gave it to Jessica Simps

I guess I'll go sit with drum boy

At least he'll knows how to sing

The singer anticipates trouble, especially if the song is on the radio, and expects their ex to start a fight.

Somebody's gonna die

I'm gonna get in trouble

My ex will start a fight

Repetition of the anticipation of a fight, emphasizing that the ex will start it.

He's gonna start a fight

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na

Yeah, he's gonna get in a fight

Reaffirmation of the singer's rock star identity, asserting independence and the intention to show others a good time.

I got my rock moves and I don't need you

And guess what, I'm havin' more fun

And now that we're done I'm gonna show you tonight

The singer declares contentment, rejects someone, and emphasizes their rock star identity without wanting the other person.

So, so what, I am a rock star

I got my rock moves and I don't want you tonight

The singer expresses disappointment in someone who was not there when needed, highlighting a sense of betrayal and imbalance in the relationship.

You want it all but that's not fair

I gave you life, I gave my all

You we're there, you let me fall

Reiteration of the rock star identity and the singer's determination to have fun and prove their worth after the relationship ends.

I got my rock moves and I don't need you

And guess what, I'm havin' more fun

And now that we're done I'm gonna show you tonight

Continued assertion of well-being, rejection of someone, and the rock star identity without wanting the other person.

So, so what, I am a rock star

I got my rock moves and I don't want you tonight

Final affirmation of well-being, rejection, and rock star identity without desiring the other person.

So, so what, I am a rock star

I got my rock moves and I don't want you tonight