Hollywood Lyrics – Victoria Monét ft. Hazel Monét

[Verse 2]
Philip Bailey's verse echoes Victoria Monét's sentiments from the first verse, emphasizing the idea that the simple pleasures of life can easily be overshadowed by the glitz and glamor of Hollywood. The repetition of the imagery highlights the pervasive nature of this theme throughout the song.

[Chorus]
In this chorus, both Philip Bailey and Victoria Monét sing together, emphasizing the collective experience of being caught up in the Hollywood dream. They acknowledge that their aspirations may be unrealistic or disproportionate, but they continue to chase after them nonetheless.

[Bridge]
The bridge section poses a series of existential questions, prompting the listener to reflect on the deeper meaning of life and the significance of their actions. It asks what one lives, breathes, stands, and dies for, encouraging introspection and self-awareness. The repetition of "What do you live for?" underscores the importance of finding purpose and meaning in one's life.

[Chorus]
The final chorus serves as a culmination of the song's themes, with both Victoria Monét and Philip Bailey acknowledging their participation in the Hollywood dream. Despite recognizing the potential pitfalls of their ambitions, they continue to dream big and strive for success.

[Outro]
The outro returns to the imagery of simple things getting lost in the allure of Hollywood, reinforcing the overarching message of the song. It serves as a reminder to cherish the small joys and memories in life, even amidst the glitz and glamour of Hollywood.

[Popular Phrases]
"Dreaming bigger than I ever should" - This line encapsulates the central theme of the song, highlighting the conflict between ambition and realism. It suggests that while dreaming big can be inspiring, it's essential to maintain perspective and not lose sight of what truly matters in life. ...Read Less