The song "Change" by Hendersin explores the theme of staying true to oneself and refusing to conform to the expectations and demands of others. The lyrics discuss a struggle between maintaining personal authenticity and succumbing to external pressures for change. In the first verse, Hendersin mentions being fabricated by others and how it keeps him destitute. This can be interpreted as people trying to manipulate or control his image and identity. He refuses to be hung out to dry and stands firm in his individuality. The second verse showcases Hendersin's determination to pursue his dreams and reach his goals, despite the skepticism and criticism he faces from others. He compares himself to successful individuals like Memphis Bleek, Thomas, and Martin and Anthony (presumably referring to actors Martin Lawrence and Anthony Anderson) to highlight his talent and potential. Hendersin suggests that he is destined to make an impact with his voice and music. The chorus emphasizes that no matter what others want or expect from him, he remains true to himself. He asserts his identity as Henny, feeling like the chosen one among many. This shows his confidence and refusal to conform to societal norms or change who he is. The third verse references influential figures and moments in hip-hop history. Hendersin mentions artists like Jay-Z (Jigga), 50 Cent, Nelly, Eminem, Kanye West, Fabulous, and Luda, along with their iconic songs and albums. This highlights the impact these artists had on Hendersin's musical journey and personal growth. He acknowledges their influence but also emphasizes that he is still his own unique self. Overall, the song "Change" conveys a message of self-empowerment, individuality, and staying true to oneself despite external pressures. Hendersin reflects on his journey and pays tribute to the artists who have influenced him, while asserting his own identity and refusing to conform or change for anyone else.
