6B is a song by Jack Stauber's Micropop that seems to be about a person who loves to draw with a 6B pencil. The song opens with the lyrics "Knock out the goldie-goldie, actions bolder than a 6B pencil" indicating that the person is confident and believes in their artistic abilities. The chorus "Scribble it out, without a doubt, what are you drawing about?" seems to suggest that the person is constantly creating and experimenting with their art, even if they don't always know the exact direction they're going in. However, the song takes a dark turn when the lyrics "Boyo put that paper down, and don't you make a sound, because I've got your name, I'm gonna put you in the ground" are introduced. This suggests that someone is trying to threaten or bully the person who loves to draw with a 6B pencil. Despite this, the person remains confident and continues to chant "6B baby" throughout the song, perhaps indicating that they will not be intimidated or stopped from creating their art. Overall, 6B seems to be a song about the power of creativity and the need to stay true to oneself, even in the face of adversity.
