100 gecs - Frog on the floor {OFFICIAL AUDIO}

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Lyrics:
frog on the floor
whered he come from
nobody knows
where hell go

hes been chillin in the basement for a minute
i just think its time we moved into the kitchen
give him some space and let him do his thing
make him feel safe and listen to him sing

frog on the floor
whered he come from?
nobody knows
where he’ll go
frog on the floor
whered he come from?
nobody knows
where he’ll go

hey yeah i heard you met my friend the other weekend
i heard that he was telling croaks at the party
and then he got on his front legs and did a keg stand
wow that's so cool, i wish i was there so I could see it
and then the party got real still,
and nobody made a sound
cuz he was chasing flies around
and he was stuffing them in his mouth
give him some space, he’s still working it out
give him some space, he doesn’t know what people think about

frog on the floor
whered he come from?
nobody knows
where hell go
frog on the floor
whered he come from?
nobody knows
where hell go

*breakdown*

he gets the party jumping still
when hes jumping all around
hes not worried about the bill
hes just fucking around
will you buy my friend a beer
if you see him jumpin round
cuz hes got flies in his mouth
and he needs to wash them down

#100gecs #Frogonthefloor #10000gecs

[legendofnintendo]

There are lots of songs about being in love with a girl, or break-ups, or wanting to party, but there are very few songs about frogs on the floor.

[PlatinumWoW]

mosh pit is going to go crazy with this

[riley]

the fact that this is one of the gecs more aux friendly songs is astonishing

[TheThomasOfzo]

0:56 Laura audibly trying not to laugh while singing "croaks at the party" is the reason i wake up in the morning

[gabrieltavares]

They really turned up the sploinky yonky on this album

[zoesusername]

only 100 gecs would have a song about a murderer and a song about an alcoholic frog in the same album
god i love 100 gecs

[kipper]

i wish people still made real music like this

[DokiDokiDiscourse]

just when we thought real hip hop was lost forever, thank you gecs

[Ratlovera_]

the ribbit sample in the chorus is killing me I love you gecs

[Yickerman]

this is just the wiggles for terminally online people

[GHz]

100 gecs will make the silliest songs ever and they’re still gonna be a fucking bop lmfao

[connorcraft]

I was worried for a second and thought the frog might end up being a metaphor for something

[broomietunes]

this makes me want a 100 gecs kids album

[rdhand]

i feel a little ridiculous walking around with this in my headphones but i also kinda feel amazing every time i hear this song

[alfredoxdddd]

i don't think we need a government

[OliveTF]

It's the way Laura chuckles after saying the frog was "telling croaks"

[sirtainlee]

That frog is going places...leave him be.

[zorgaxful]

The song depicts a lighthearted and playful narrative centered around a frog. The lyrics explore the curiosity and fascination with the frog's presence and behavior. The frog is initially found on the floor, and nobody knows where it came from or where it will go. The protagonist suggests moving the frog from the basement to the kitchen, giving it space and allowing it to do its own thing.

The lyrics convey a sense of acceptance and appreciation for the frog's uniqueness. They suggest that the frog should be allowed to feel safe and comfortable, emphasizing the importance of giving it space and listening to its "singing, " which could be interpreted as its natural sounds or actions.

The second part of the lyrics introduces the frog as a friend that the protagonist's acquaintances have encountered. The frog's presence at a party is portrayed as entertaining, with mentions of it telling "croaks" and performing a keg stand. The lyrics also highlight the frog's spontaneous and carefree nature as it chases flies and consumes them.

The breakdown section of the lyrics adds a lively and energetic tone, describing how the frog's presence enlivens the party. It implies that the frog's actions bring a sense of fun and disregard for societal norms, symbolized by not worrying about the bill and playfully asking others to buy the frog a beer.

Overall, the lyrics celebrate the presence of the frog as a source of entertainment and spontaneity. They promote the idea of accepting and appreciating the uniqueness of others, even if they may be unconventional or different. The lyrics capture a sense of joy and playfulness, encouraging an open-minded and carefree perspective.

[MAEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE]

I stared at a Minecraft frog for 40 minutes while listening to this FUCKING BOP

[videosofmesinginggreendayt]

The way Laura giggles when she says 'telling croaks' is so fuckin cute haha