When KATSEYE’s song ‘Gnarly’ came out, many fans did not like it at first. They said it sounded too rough or strange. Soon, though, the song became very popular online and got lots of love from people. The same thing happened with their new song, ‘Internet Girl’. Its lyrics caused a big stir and arguments on the internet. Now, group member Lara Raj has explained one line that people are talking about a lot. Read on to know all about it.
KATSEYE Lara Finally Explains “Eat Zucchini” Line From Latest Song ‘Internet Girl’
In a recent interview with The Cut, Lara Raj talked about the repeated phrase “Eat zucchini” in Internet Girl. She made it clear that it is slang for a rude and explicit insult, telling haters to back off in a strong way. She felt the meaning was straightforward and easy to catch.
In her words, “It means eat a d***; it’s quite obvious, I think.” Her answer quickly made rounds across social media platforms and everyone began sharing their views. Some fans expressed discomfort with the meaning. One online user pointed out how the baby-like voice in parts of the song felt wrong when paired with bold or vulgar lines. Others raised concerns because the group includes a younger member; hence, this lyric seems out of place to them.
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On the other hand, fans, aka ‘eyekons’, said it’s not that deep and it’s not at all vulgar. One user said, “Lara really just said it with her whole chest. ‘Eat zucchini’ will never sound the same again.” “Overall, the entire stan tweet is divided. Some don’t mind it, whereas others expressed disappointment over the song and demanded better songs from them.
What are your thoughts on it? Let us know!
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