Kiss: Shout It Out Loud Meaning
Song Released: 1976
Covered By: Glee Cast
Shout It Out Loud Lyrics
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I think this song just says to have fun, enjoy the present time. It's an anthem to youth, fun and can be heard at sporting events everywhere
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According to Stanley, he suggests the listener shout about nothing in particular, everything in general. Clearly, he wants us to have a party. This was the first single off the Destroyer album, and the immediate follow-up to "Rock and Roll All Nite." The resemblance can be heard, although it is said that in 1976 some fans were put off by the presence of a grand piano.
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