Holiday

Lil Nas X's 'Holiday' is a braggadocious anthem that celebrates the artist's success and unapologetic lifestyle. The song's lyrics are filled with confidence and a sense of triumph over adversity, reflecting Lil Nas X's journey in the music industry. The repeated line 'Ayy, it's a holiday' suggests a festive mood, implying that the artist's life is a continuous celebration, filled with excess and revelry, as indicated by 'hoes on hoes and they out of control.' This could be a metaphor for his success and the opportunities that come with it.

The song also touches on Lil Nas X's resilience and adaptability. He references his ability to switch genres with 'Switch the genre on you hoes, do a rock hit,' showcasing his versatility as an artist. The mention of 'I got the biggest damn song, fuck the charts, sis, I don't need 'em' likely refers to his breakout hit 'Old Town Road,' which blurred genre lines and topped charts despite initial skepticism. Lil Nas X also addresses his critics and the obstacles he faced, such as 'Nobody tried to let me in, nobody opened doors,' highlighting his outsider status and how he overcame barriers to achieve fame.

The song's defiant tone is further emphasized with references to pop culture icons like Michael Jackson, 'Hee, hee, I'm bad as Michael Jackson,' suggesting a comparison to Jackson's success and perhaps controversy. Lil Nas X's reference to 'even if I started floppin', there'd be fashion' indicates his belief in his lasting influence and presence, whether in music or other ventures like fashion and film. Overall, 'Holiday' is a declaration of Lil Nas X's staying power and a testament to his self-assuredness in the face of an industry that may not have initially welcomed him.