Freak Out

The repetition of "Freak out" sets the theme of the song, emphasizing a state of excitement or exuberance.

(Freak, freak, freak, freak, freak out)

(Freak, freak, freak, freak, freak out)

The music induces a positive feeling, coursing through the veins, suggesting a visceral connection to the sound.

The intensity of the music compels the person to stand up and express themselves physically.

The vibe is highly enjoyable, affecting the feet, and the person is unable to contain the urge to move.

I can feel it in my feet (Right now)

I cannot hold it anymore

Despite not being a skilled dancer, the individual embraces the joy of dancing, indicating a carefree attitude and a desire to let loose.

I don't care I'm freaking out (Freaking out)

I cannot dance, but I dance

I don't care I'm freaking out

The repeated "Oh, freak out" intensifies the anticipation and excitement, signaling an imminent moment of letting go.

Oh, freak out
I'm about to freak out

Dancing is described as slow-motion, full of love and emotions, resembling a form of self-meditation, and even better than a vacation.

Full of Love and emotions (Emotions)

It's like a self-meditation

Better than on vacation

The positive vibe is reiterated, affecting the feet, and the inability to contain the excitement is emphasized again.

The vibe is really good (Right now)

I can feel it in my feet (Right now)

I cannot hold it anymore

Despite the admission of not being a skilled dancer, the person continues to dance without caring, reinforcing the theme of carefree enjoyment.

I don't care I'm freaking out (Uh, freak, freak)

I cannot dance, but I dance

I don't care I'm freaking out

The anticipation of "freaking out" is heightened, creating a sense of climax and excitement in the song.

Oh, freak out
I'm about to freak out

Repetition of "Freak out" with additional vocal expressions emphasizes the energetic and joyful state of being.

Hmm (Freak out)

Oh-oh-oh (Oh-oh-oh)

Oh-oh-oh (Oh-oh-oh)

Yeah (Yeah, freak out)

The music is not only felt but also in the air, with a desire to raise hands to the top and jump, indicating a desire for a collective and exuberant experience.

I put my hands up to the top, to the top

I can feel the drop coming up

coming up My hands are in the air

And I just wanna jump, jump

Reiteration of dancing without caring, emphasizing the liberating feeling of letting go and embracing the excitement.

I'm freaking out (Freak, freak, freak out)

I cannot dance, but I dance

I don't care I'm freaking out

The phrase "Jump, jump" intensifies the anticipation of "freaking out," suggesting a climax in the ecstatic experience.

I'm about to freak out (Jump, jump)

Oh, freak out (Jump, jump)

I'm about to freak out (Jump, jump)

Repetition of "Freak out" reinforces the overall theme, leaving a lasting impression of the exuberant and carefree atmosphere.

(Freak out)

(Freak out)

(Freak out)