Feel Invincible

The speaker describes facing repeated pressure and setbacks, feeling as if others are trying to defeat them. The mood shifts from danger and exhaustion toward confidence, because someone’s support helps them keep standing and fighting. “Invincible” expresses this powerful feeling, not necessarily literal protection from harm.

Several images make the confidence vivid. A “target on my back” suggests being under attack or singled out, while “knocking me down” and “spitting me out” portray setbacks as rough physical treatment. By contrast, a rocket, earthquake, and tidal wave suggest energy and force that are difficult to stop. Calling the supporter “my titanium” implies strength and toughness. “You in my corner” comes from boxing: it means someone is on your side and encourages you during a struggle.

The lyrics leave “you” open to interpretation. It could be a close person, a group, or another source of support; the words do not specify. The song also balances personal determination with reliance on someone else: the speaker chooses to fight, but says this support makes them brave. The repeated claims of being unstoppable sound like a rallying cry or an effort to build courage, rather than a calm statement that failure is impossible.