"Fun, Fun, Fun" is a song originally recorded by the Beach Boys in 1964, but Joan Jett And The Blackhearts covered it in 1985. The song tells a story about a rebellious teenage girl who loves to have fun, especially by cruising around in her daddy's T-Bird car. She enjoys driving fast with the radio blasting and not worrying about responsibilities, like going to the library. The girl is admired by other guys who try to catch her attention but end up unsuccessful. However, her father eventually becomes aware of her behavior and takes away her T-Bird, which makes her think her fun is over. Despite this setback, the narrator, possibly a friend, encourages her to come along and assures her they still have plenty of fun things to do together. The song ends on a positive note, suggesting that even without the T-Bird, they will continue to have fun. Overall, the song portrays a rebellious spirit and the desire for freedom and enjoyment. It touches on themes of youthful rebellion, the bustle of life, and the pursuit of fun and excitement.
