The song "Young Girl Talking About Herself" by Parry Gripp is a lighthearted and catchy tune that portrays a young girl who loves to talk about herself. The lyrics repeat the phrases "She's a young girl, talking about herself" and "She keeps on talkin'" to emphasize the girl's self-centeredness and incessant chatter. The song touches upon the idea that this girl is so preoccupied with talking about herself that she may unintentionally break other people's hearts by disregarding their feelings and interests. She seems oblivious to the consequences of her actions as she self-indulgently shares her thoughts and experiences with the world. The repetitive lines "He was like, she was all, they were like, oh my God, like totally" and "We were like, I was all, they were all, he was like" highlight the colloquial language and style often associated with casual conversations and gossip among young people. Overall, the song captures the self-centered nature and incessant talking of a young girl, painting a light-hearted picture of her interactions and the impact she has on those around her.
