It’s “Undeniable,” that Hey Slugger knocked another banger out of the park with their latest single, “Undeniable!”
Bio: War, sickness, natural disaster, economic turmoil, the 2000s were lousy and filled with tragic events, and a cloud of uneasiness smothered us. For kids who could barely understand, let alone comprehend the constant tension they found themselves in, there was Punk Music. To run, jump, skate, fight, scream that tension away was all some knew in the ceaseless fight for a place to belong. The search for something happy in a vast, confusing world full of unhappiness was a continuous task for teenagers. But “When I was a child, I spoke like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child; when I became an adult, I put an end to childish ways.” Or if you’re Hey Slugger, it’s just the beginning. Don’t put an end to the childish ways. Keep chasing that feeling you feel at the front of the crowd, scoring the game-winning point, or throwing caution to the wind. The 2000s were tough, but all of that stuff sounds eerily familiar. Lace-up, Slugger.
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Hey Slugger went up to bat again and hit a home run with “Undeniable.” Like their previous single, “With Us or Not,” Hey Slugger pulls on that early 2000s nostalgia that’s buried in our heartstrings. The opening riff drags that nostalgic feeling from the early 2000s to the surface and primes you for the rest of the song to make you feel all the feels. The vocals come in with heartfelt and meaningful lyrics, sung in a way that drives them home. The drums smack exactly right and make you sway. The guitar fills you with emotion from the novel, yet familiar riffs. The bass booms and fills the room with its rumbly goodness. The chorus lyrics tell you all know need to know about what the song is about, “You’re so undeniable. Everything I dreamed about and more. So, let’s go and run away to a place that we’ve never been before. We’re living the high life. It’s better than I ever thought for sure. So, let’s go and run away to a place that we’ve never been before.” The song reminds me of movies from the early 2000s, where the two characters, in love, drive off to the edge of town to overlook the city. It’s undeniable that “Undeniable” is a fantastic song. It could easily hold its own in a playlist with early 2000s pop-punk artists like Blink-182, Good Charlotte, and New Found Glory. There isn’t a doubt that you need “Undeniable” in your playlist now!
