"That Don't Impress Me Much" is a song by the American band HAIM. The song talks about a person who encounters someone who thinks highly of themselves and believes they are exceptional in various aspects of life. The narrator of the song expresses their indifference and lack of interest in the person's supposed achievements and qualities. The lyrics portray the narrator's awareness of individuals who believe they are intelligent, attractive, or successful, but these qualities do not hold significance for the narrator. The song emphasizes that although these traits may impress others, they do not impress the narrator. The song suggests that there are more meaningful qualities and connections that matter to the narrator. The song also satirizes the person's vanity and self-importance. It points out the exaggerated actions and behaviors that the person does to maintain their image. It describes them carrying a mirror and a comb, using extra hair gel, and excessively caring for their possessions like their car. In summary, "That Don't Impress Me Much" by HAIM is a song about not being impressed by someone's perceived intelligence, physical appearance, or material possessions. It highlights the narrator's indifference towards these qualities and the belief that there are more important attributes and connections in life. The song humorously portrays the person's vanity and self-importance.
