Avril Lavigne: Hello Kitty Meaning

Song Released: 2014

Hello Kitty Lyrics

Min'na saik? arigat?,
K-k-k-kawaii, k-k-k-kawaii.

[Verse 1]
Mom's not home tonight
So we can roll around, have a pillow fight
Like a major rager OMFG

Let's all slumber party
Like a fat kid on a pack of Smarties
Someone chuck a cupcake...

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   #1 top rated interpretation:
   anonymous

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   Aug 12th 2018 !⃝

   This song is about a lesbian fling.
   I mean, read between the lines. “Mom’s not home tonight” / “spin the bottle [...] keep it just between you & me” / “roll around in our underwear”. The message is obvious. Later on she goes “come and play with kitty & me” hinting at her female part.
   The theme of the video is Japanese cuz Hello Kitty is Japanese, and there’s her fans behind her etc it’s cute, but don’t forget the all FEMALE dancers behind her. It’s all a message.

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   anonymous

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   May 18th 2014 !⃝

   I think it means lesbian sex.
3. anonymous

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   Jul 7th !⃝

   It’s for her love of Japan and hello kitty. Some of her biggest fans are from Japan so she wrote this song for them. And it just says Let’s play Spin The Bottle we’re not gonna talk about it tomorrow, it doesn’t say which gender she is playing it with.
4. anonymous

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   Mar 1st 2024 !⃝

   Avril admitted that it was flirtatious and s*xual, but also was about her love for Hello Kitty. It has a double meaning, and she makes it obvious, along with admitting the s*xual undertone. Nobody read far into this, it was right there in front of us.
5. anonymous

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   Jul 20th 2023 !⃝

   She admitted she wrote this song because she was just obssessed with hello kitty. Ya'll overanalyzing it
6. anonymous

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   Jun 22nd 2023 !⃝

   Everyone saying its a song about lesbianism/a lesbian fling...are we just gonna ignore the fact she has made statements talking about her being obsessed with Hello Kitty and the song was supposed to be a for fun? You expect people to take your word at face value but then will ignore her statements at face value...yikes
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   Jan 17th 2021 !⃝

   Avril Lavigne is a hardcore Christian I doubt this is about lesbianism

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
8. anonymous

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   Sep 7th 2017 !⃝

   This song is about duality. I think there for I am. She is expressing having a good time at a slumber party...and thanking her Japanese fans. Which are mostly female. You may interpret it literally or metaphorically. Meaning it's ok to have fun do what u want be who you are. - Doc Dead Records.
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   Aug 10th 2017 !⃝

   Tbh I only started listening to this song in 2016-2017 but anyway I think it means being a dumbass.

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
10. anonymous

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    Jan 18th 2015 !⃝

    It means I love Tokyo, I love hello kitty. Let's be like hello kitty.
11. anonymous

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    May 31st 2014 !⃝

    I think this song is about having fun, not taking life too seriously, and just enjoying the world for what it is.

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