We R Who We R

The lyrics celebrate a group of young people who reject being overly serious and choose to enjoy the night together. The mood is bold and playful: the speakers present themselves as confident outsiders, then build toward a carefree party where dancing and feeling like a star matter more than other people’s judgments.

Several images create this rebellious style. Glitter, dramatic makeup, and ripped stockings suggest deliberately messy, attention-grabbing fashion. “Running this town just like a club” is an exaggeration: it makes the group sound as if they control the place and can turn everyday life into a party. The repeated idea that “the world is ours” similarly expresses confidence and freedom, rather than literal ownership.

The lyrics mix glamour with signs of hardship: the speakers mention selling their clothes and sleeping in cars, while still calling themselves superstars. This contrast may suggest that self-worth and fun do not depend on money or polished appearances. “Dancing like we’re dumb” can mean letting go of self-consciousness, not that the dancers lack intelligence. The repeated claim of being “forever young” sounds exuberant, though it may also hint at a desire to hold on to youth and avoid responsibility.