Airplane Mode

In 'Airplane Mode,' GEPPS delves into the complexities of modern relationships and the lingering emotional connections that persist despite attempts to disconnect. The song's central metaphor, 'airplane mode,' refers to the feature on smartphones that cuts off all communication. Here, it symbolizes the protagonist's attempt to distance themselves from a past relationship. However, the repeated assertion that 'you're still gonna think about me' highlights the futility of this effort. Emotional bonds, the song suggests, are not so easily severed by physical or digital barriers.

The lyrics emphasize the enduring nature of these emotional ties. Lines like 'It can take you all night for the rest of your life' suggest that the memories and feelings associated with the past relationship will continue to haunt the person, regardless of their attempts to move on. This creates a poignant contrast between the desire for emotional detachment and the reality of persistent longing. The repetition of the phrase 'you're still gonna think about me' serves as a haunting reminder that some connections are too deep to be forgotten.

GEPPS' musical style, characterized by its minimalist yet evocative production, complements the song's themes perfectly. The sparse instrumentation allows the lyrics to take center stage, making the emotional weight of the words even more impactful. The song captures a universal experience—trying to move on from someone who remains a significant part of your emotional landscape. It's a relatable narrative that resonates with anyone who has struggled to forget a past love, making 'Airplane Mode' a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring power of memory.