"That Boy That Girl" by Hadouken! is a fast-paced, energetic song that speaks about the different subcultures and cliques in society. The lyrics describe a boy who dresses in skinny fit jeans and pink and a girl with a Lego haircut and polka-dot dress. The singer doesn't care about their personal style as long as the boy doesn't steal his drink and the girl's uniqueness is dubious. The chorus mentions the dance floor where people with skin-tight clothes and white lines come to party. The singer references the band boys in their specs and sneakers who are ready to blow the speaker. However, the song suggests that not everyone is having a good time at the party, and some people are too cool to dance. The rest of the song is a playful commentary on the British underground music scene. The singer talks about his preference for grimey music and not being too cool to enjoy it. He mentions the critics who put on their "best myspace pout" and the gatekeepers who make it difficult for people to have fun. Overall, "That Boy That Girl" is a fun, tongue-in-cheek song that captures the spirit of rebellion and inclusivity advocated by the indie and grime cultures it celebrates.
