The subject of peer pressure appears to be completely irrelevant to survival however it is not. In this song peer pressure is approached as a negative matter. The writer describes himself doing drugs only because he is in the company of his friends: “I got the blunt in my mouth, usually I'm drug-free But sh*t, I'm with the homies”. He is changing his values for the sake of his friends and for the sake of fitting in with the crowd. More or less – the writer is transforming himself into a new individual to ‘survive’ socially.
Friday, 16 August 2013
"THE ART OF PEER PRESSURE"
The subject of peer pressure appears to be completely irrelevant to survival however it is not. In this song peer pressure is approached as a negative matter. The writer describes himself doing drugs only because he is in the company of his friends: “I got the blunt in my mouth, usually I'm drug-free But sh*t, I'm with the homies”. He is changing his values for the sake of his friends and for the sake of fitting in with the crowd. More or less – the writer is transforming himself into a new individual to ‘survive’ socially.
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