McKenzi Brooke’s F U stomps onto the pop scene with the subtlety of a neon sledgehammer, leaving listeners caught between wincing and toe-tapping.
This teen tech tycoon turned songstress hurls her post-breakup angst at us through a megaphone of synths and schoolyard chants.
The track’s production slaps harder than a disgruntled ex’s Facebook status update.
Her voice ping-pongs between conversational sass and melodic venom, riding a wave of pulsing bass and crisp hi-hats.
It’s the sonic equivalent of angrily doodling in your diary while blasting music to drown out your parents’ concern.
Lyrically, F U stumbles through breakup clichés like a clumsy toddler in stilettos.
Mckenzi Brooke spells out her disdain letter by painstaking letter, ensuring even the most oblivious listener gets the memo.
The verses paint a picture of stares that physically crawl and hearts on the verge of cardiac arrest, because nothing says “I’m over you” like medical hyperbole.
The music video cranks up the teen angst to eleven, transforming a high school into a playground of passive-aggressive posturing.
Mckenzi and her posse strut past yellow school buses, their choreographed moves a battle cry against heartbreak. It’s like “High School Musical” decided to have an emo phase.
The chorus hits like a sugar rush of petty satisfaction. It’s less a song than a weaponised earworm, designed to lodge itself in your brain and pop up at inconvenient moments.
You might find yourself absentmindedly spelling out “F-O-R-G-E-T-U” in your alphabet soup.
Mckenzi’s attempt at depth in the bridge feels like a teen movie’s obligatory moment of reflection before the final dance number.
She erases memories faster than your phone deletes those embarrassing selfies, leaving no room for nuance or growth.
F U is a glitter bomb of Gen Z spite wrapped in radio-friendly packaging.
It’s not reinventing the wheel, but it’s spinning that wheel with enough force to give you whiplash.
F U yanks you into its teenage tantrum, leaving you torn between eye-rolling and reluctant head-bobbing.
It’s the musical equivalent of a mood ring stuck on ‘petty’.
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McKenzi Brooke Forget U Lyrics
Think I could have a heart attack
When I see you from across the room
I can feel all your Stares
Walking over my back
And its like you lost a part of you
I hear what people say
“I hate you”
Come say it to my face
“You’re scarred too”
You chose to run away
“I’ll find you”
I give, you only take
Used to be in love with you
never thought I would ever say
You and me
We used to be friends but
Now you see
We’ve come to the end of your Fantasy
Get outta my life F-O-R-G-E-T-U
You and me
We hit every party Can’t believe
That you were somebody
Take your keys
Get outta my life F-O-R-G-E-T-U
Looking back on our memories
There is not single time i miss
Cause I remember all the bad that you did
Everything i put up with
I’m erasing you
Used to be in love with you
never thought I would ever say
You and me
We used to be friends but
Now you see
We’ve come to the end of your Fantasy
Get outta my life
F-O-R-G-E-T-U
You and me
We hit every party
Can’t believe That you were somebody
Take your keys
Get outta my life
F-O-R-G-E-T-U
You broke all my expectations
You tore apart all my patience
You lost all of your temptations
Oo, Oo, Oo, Oo
You and me
We used to be friends but
Now you see
We’ve come to the end of your Fantasy
Get outta my life
F-O-R-G-E-T-U
You and me
We hit every party
Can’t believe That you were somebody
Take your keys
Get outta my life
F-O-R-G-E-T-U
