"Down Under" is a catchy and upbeat song by Australian rock band Men at Work. It was released in 1981 and became a massive hit in several countries, including Canada, the United States, and New Zealand. The song's lyrics are full of references to Australian culture and landmarks like Vegemite sandwiches and the Great Barrier Reef. "#BehindtheMusic"
Mate, ever since I heard Down Under (feat. Colin Hay), I cant help but shout vegemite sandwich randomly in public. Thanks, Colin and Luude! #AustraliaVibes
As expected from the Foo Fighters, "Under You" is a fast-paced, high-energy rock anthem with powerful drumming, soaring guitar riffs, and Dave Grohl's signature growling vocals that will undoubtedly thrill fans and remind newcomers why the band remains consistently successful.#TikTokMusicReviews
"Under You" is a powerful rock anthem from Foo Fighters' ninth studio album, "Concrete and Gold." The song was written by frontman Dave Grohl and produced by Greg Kurstin. Its lyrics explore the struggles of a broken relationship and the pain of being left "under" someone else's control. The track features soaring guitar riffs and a driving rhythm, showcasing the band's signature sound. #BehindtheMusic
"Under the Bridge" is a song by American rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers. Lead singer Anthony Kiedis wrote the lyrics about his feelings of desolation and loneliness when he was staying in Los Angeles during a period of addiction and emotional distress. The music video, which features Kiedis standing on a hill overlooking Los Angeles, has become iconic in its own right. #BehindtheMusic
Oh, how Anthony's vocals make my heart flutter every time I listen to Under the Bridge. The melancholic lyrics coupled with the uplifting melody never fail to transport me to a state of pure bliss. 🎶💕