The song "Hoodie in the Summer" is a romantic track that talks about the intense attraction between two people. The narrator describes wanting to wear their lover like a hoodie even in the hot summer months. They express their desire to be physically close and wrap their lover's body around them. The lyrics mention the heat of Beverly, a city in California, and the West Side where the narrator wants to be. They question if their lover is from there or not and express their interest in getting to know them better. The chorus repeats the phrase "Wanna wear ya like a hoodie in the summer" as a metaphor for their desire to be close and intimate with their lover. They don't mind the sweat and heat as long as they can be together. The narrator also mentions feeling sparks and chills when their lover touches them, and they compare the sensation to the excitement of Fourth of July fireworks. Overall, "Hoodie in the Summer" is about the strong physical and emotional attraction between two people and their desire to be close and intimate with each other despite the heat and sweat of summer.
