You think it's hot to be sad but it's not.

Do you have a friend of a friend that continuously makes poor decisions and they just bring you down? This is one take on K.Flay's "Bad Vibes."
"You think it's hot to be sad but it's not. You're an ex punk slipping stones in your Docs. You're in a circle of people with fun that's illegal."
Sure, we may feel bad for these people but you have to watch out for Number One and that's you. Kristine Flaherty tells us to not engage in these bad decisions. After all, you already feel great so why mess up a good thing?

Stop interacting with those who make you feel worried, afraid, or upset. There comes a point where trying to help others doesn't feel rewarding anymore—especially when the people you try to help complain about nonsense.
"You think it's cooler to have bad thoughts, never eat ice cream, only take white drugs."
The lyrics make up one big dis but the intention of "Bad Vibes" is anything but… In fact, K.Flay wants us to feel good. She tells us to leave the narcissistic people behind and enjoy what's right in front of us.

Regardless of the title, the sounds in this song are full of great vibes. It just makes you want to dance. You instantly feel like you're in a club with strobe lights where everyone is having a good time. The bass is heavy and K.Flay's catchy lyrics brings up the treble.
"You can't drag me down because I feel good. Yeah I'm real good. I said I feel good."
You already have the words. It's time to tell off the person you're thinking of right now. Once that's over, it's goodbye forever. But even K.Flay knows you need a cold brew to build up the courage.

The question remains; what beer best pairs with this story? You're full of good energy while the person you're taking down is full of dark thoughts.
"You give me bad vibes, bad times, bad nights with you. Yeah, I get bad energy, sick pleasure from you."
Try Abita's Turbodog! It's a little sweet which will perk you up and get you ready to take down your nemesis. It's a dark brown ale with notes of caramel and chocolate.


Song: Bad Vibes
Album: Single
Artist: K.Flay
Released March 1, 2019
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Beer: Turbodog
Style: Brown Ale
Brewery: Abita Brewing Company
Covington, LA
ABV: 5.6%; IBU: 28
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