I was busy yesterday. I went to play at a place called 24 pickle and they are actually open for 24 hours. I will probably write a review of this place in a future post. Anyways the 24 kind of leads to the idea of the theme for my late three tune Tuesday. I want to share three songs that have 24 in it.

#1. 24k Magic - Bruno Mars

Staring out with this fun party song by Bruno Mars. It's a fun uplifting song that does give some nostalgia to old school songs I feel. I don't think there's too deep of a meaning for this song. The 24k in the song I believe is referring to gold and that 24k is like the purest form of gold and most expensive. I'm guessing that is a visual representation of the wealth of the person portrayed in the song. The person has a lot of money and with that money they can make amazing parties anytime and out of nowhere hence where the magic comes from. I could be wrong though!

#2. 24 Hours - Sunmi

The next song I want to share is 24 hours by Sunmi. The song is in Korean and has a sexy upbeat melody and voice. The song is just about a girl obsessed with a guy or maybe another girl. She is with him/her all the time and it's not enough. 24 hours with them is not enough to satisfy her.

#3. 24 - sundial

I actually found this song today. I loved the melody and I found it interesting and relatable to those in their twenties that still haven't figured out their future. They get a bit pressured by those few around them that have married and figured things out. They are getting older and can't party as hard. I guess it's more about adjusting into the adulting life.

Thank You

If you made it to the end, thank you so much for reading and listening. Do you have any good 24 songs? What do you think of the ones I shared?

Please don't be afraid to share your three songs every Tuesday! Share the music share the love.

Credits

I do not own any of these songs and these are not my YouTube channels; it's just for fair use and sharing new music to everybody. All credit for these songs go to their singer🙏.

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