"LAX" by Hawk Nelson is a song that expresses the singer's frustration and dislike towards airports, particularly the experience of traveling through them. The lyrics convey a sense of animosity and disdain towards airports, emphasizing the feeling that airports dislike the singer as well. The repetition of the line "I hate airports, I know they hate me, I know they jade me" reinforces the strong negative emotions the singer associates with airports. The word "jade" suggests that airports have exhausted or worn out the singer, contributing to their dislike. The reference to specific airport codes like Lax (Los Angeles International Airport), BNA (Nashville International Airport), ORD (Chicago O'Hare International Airport), and YYZ (Toronto Pearson International Airport) represents the singer's personal experiences and reveals their frustration with various layovers and security measures (TSA). This highlights the universal struggle and inconvenience often associated with air travel. Ultimately, the song captures the singer's dissatisfaction and takes a humorous approach in expressing their negative feelings towards airports.
