Pablo Picasso
Unveiling Picasso's Charisma: The Art of Irresistibility
Lyrics
Well
Introduction or transition to a topic.
Some people try to pick up girls
Some individuals attempt to attract romantic partners.
And get called asshole
They face criticism and are called unpleasant names.
This never happened to Pablo Picasso
Contrast: Pablo Picasso never faced such criticism.
He could walk down your street
Pablo Picasso could casually walk down the street.
And girls could not resist to stare
Girls couldn't help but stare at him.
And so Pablo Picasso was never called an asshole
Pablo Picasso was never criticized like others.
Well, the girls would turn the color of an avocado
Girls' reactions to Picasso: turning the color of an avocado.
When he would drive down their street
Specifically when he drove in his El Dorado.
In his El Dorado
Repetition: Girls' reactions to Picasso's presence.
He could walk down your street
Similar to line 5, emphasizing his casual stroll.
And girls could not resist to stare
Girls irresistibly stared at him.
Pablo Picasso never got called an asshole
Reiteration: Picasso was never criticized.
Not like you
Explicit comparison: Not like the listener or others.
Alright
Expression of affirmation or agreement.
Well he was only five foot three
Details about Picasso's height, highlighting his charisma.
But girls could not resist to stare
Reiteration: Girls were captivated by him.
Pablo Picasso never got called an asshole
Confirmation: Picasso was exempt from criticism.
Not in New York
Emphasis: Particularly not in New York.
Ah, well
Expression of acknowledgment or realization.
Show me not, smock me not, obnoxious me not, bell bottom, bummer or asshole
List of things to avoid, possibly humor or satire.
Remember the story of Pablo Picasso
Reminder of the central theme: Picasso's immunity to criticism.
He could walk down your street
Reiteration: Girls were fascinated by Picasso.
And girls could not resist to stare
Confirmation: Picasso wasn't criticized like others.
Pablo Picasso was never called an asshole
Reiteration of Picasso's exemption from criticism.
All right, this is it
Indication of the end or transition.
Well
Repetition of lines 2-7: Parallel structure.
Some people try to pick up girls
Reiteration of people trying to pick up girls.
And get called an asshole
Reiteration: Criticism for others, but not for Picasso.
This never happened to Pablo Picasso
Contrast: Picasso exempt from negative labels.
He could walk down your street
Repetition: Picasso's casual stroll and girls' reactions.
And girls could not resist to stare
Confirmation: Girls irresistibly stared at Picasso.
And so Pablo Picasso was never called
Final affirmation: Picasso was never criticized.
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