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Senior year, in September we took the best girls trip of our teenage lifetime. 7 girls, one beach, and a smash song. The 6-hour car ride was full of songs but this one got all of us girls boomin’ and in the most energetic mood. And every single time after that trip when the song came on it flooded in memories of the trip and the same energetic vibes and moods within us all.
At one point during senior year me and close friends all went through a rough point within our relationships. This became our girl anthem against the boys in our lives. Any time one of us were sad or upset about a boy one of the others would put this on and say, “we don’t need no man” and the jamming would commence.
My girls all senior year.
This song was the go-to hype up song for soccer throughout the entire season. Every girl in the locker room would sing and vibe to the song whether it was for a big game or a simple conditioning practice. It gave us a form of unity beyond the same uniform we wore. Nerves or anger or whatever was going on inside our heads disappeared. Which was so important for the seniors on the team, leaving their mark on the “family” and sport.
Super Bass was the best hype up head banger song for the car ride from my best friend’s apartment to the soccer fields. During senior year club soccer season, my best friend and I would ride together to every single practice and this song was the best hands down and would make the ride go by way faster, so every time I hear it I think of those let loose times.
Not “Super Bass” by Nicki Minaj but this can give an idea of how our car rides went.
This song was my go-to spiritual song for the year. Any time something was super stressful or if I felt beyond unattached from myself I’d listen to the song to try to bring me down back to Earth and to myself and to remind myself that I am okay and that I have a huge future ahead of me, AKA college and life!!
This song was played on my 18th birthday which was during senior year and it was such a fun bop that it became the song we played for nearly all of our friends birthdays and to this day it is still a tradition and it was played on my 19th birthday. I will probably always cherish this tradition because it will remind me of the close friendships I solidified in my last year of high school.
The first time I heard this song was my first trip to Statesboro senior year. As me and a few other girls were getting ready to go out and explore we put this song on, and it just made the room beyond energetic. Now every time I get ready to go out down here, I put the song on to make me reminisce on how I fell in love with Georgia Southern.
This song hit hard around April of senior year because it’s all about leaving high school and cherishing all the old memories and leaving them behind. I actually was beyond excited to leave despite the song but the message for sure hit me hard in the feels making me think about what I’m leaving behind. Any senior about to graduate should give it a listen and cherish the memories like I did.
Grad Pictures. Cherishing the memories that I have growing up with these girls.