Tygriz ’s “Stupid Parties” And The Voice Of A Generation

American artist Tygriz, known for her versatility, unveils her latest track “Stupid Parties.” This mix of pop, R&B, and rap resonates with college students who have ever felt alienated in the midst of a boisterous party environment. The song explores the internal conflict of desiring acceptance and the hollow feelings that can emerge from overindulgence. 

The words pierce the soul, underscoring a yearning for authentic, intimate relationships: “Baby can’t you see I’m about to leave/ Til I hear you say that you want me/ Now we’re both sitting on these sheets/ All I wanna see is your eyes on me/ Baby can’t you see that I’m breaking down/ Gotta get away cuz I hate this town/ Do ya like its work, but I’m playing around/ Music to my ears got you safe and sound.”

This sentiment is powerfully conveyed through Tygriz’s profound verses that prompt listeners to pause and reflect: “I hate these stupid parties/ Where things get taken too far and/ I hate moving through bodies/ That smell like booze and molly/ I hate these stupid parties/ Where I lose my heart at.” 

Following the release of “Stupid Parties,” Tygriz is unstoppable, gearing up to unveil additional chart-toppers, featuring a track that delves into her challenging childhood. As a self-taught pianist and beat producer, she embodies the essence of a self-made sensation. Drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Eminem and Beyoncé, she exemplifies a blend of resilience and versatility.

Listen to “Stupid Parties” here: