The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Keyboards & Synths" by the artist "Tesla Boy"

The song "Keyboards & Synths" by Tesla Boy presents an ironic look at typical pop music themes and the lyrical hero's self-irony.

The first verse ("Happy. Happy. Happy.") creates a sense of feigned positivity, which is immediately destroyed by the following lines: "Give up, our champions are back! Hurry up, they will teach you to hate!". Such a contrast instantly grabs the listener's attention and hints that the song will not be a typical pop song.

The chorus reveals the main idea: the lyrical hero does not consider himself "cool" and does not sing about stereotypical things like many others. He chooses what is really close to him – "keyboards and synths," that is, music, electronic sound.

The repetition of the phrase "Someone sings about the stars, someone sings about money and dreams" emphasizes the contrast between the lyrical hero and the "mass" of pop artists.

The final eightfold repetition of "Happy" can be interpreted in different ways. It can be both sarcasm and a sincere expression of joy from doing what you love, despite the fact that it does not fit into the generally accepted framework of "coolness."

Overall, "Keyboards & Synths" is an ironic manifesto that asserts the right to be yourself and do what you love, regardless of the opinions of others.