The Making of 'Don't Grow Up (It's a Trap)' – ME & The Robots

Since Wave 1 dropped, a lot of people have been asking how the ME & The Robots tracks come together. So here’s a full breakdown of Don't Grow Up (It's a Trap!)—from the early ideas to the final mix. This track blends pop-punk energy with futuristic production, staying true to the ME & The Robots sound.

In this video, I’ll walk through:
🔥 The inspiration behind the song
🎸 Layering guitars & synths for that big sound
🎚️ Mixing techniques to get it polished
🎵 The process behind crafting the final version

If you’re into futuristic pop-punk, anime-inspired music, or discovering new ways music is made, this one's for you. Let me know what you think in the comments!

🎧 Listen to Don't Grow Up (It's a Trap) here:
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[Gazman]

Wave 1 is a must buy for anyone who likes 90's & early 00's pop, it is an awesome album.

[menendezzz]

Love this and your music and your explanation!!

[Sulcino]

Thank you very much. Your music is something I needed to find at this point, it's helping me a lot. And I'm trying to learn how to make music, so this video is very helpful - to get a glimpse of how my beloved songs are made.

[GoTE_DocShock]

I absolutely love how transparent you are with your music. It's so cool to see the full production of one of the stronger songs on the album. Keep up the hard work!

[MauroDelRock]

I really enjoyed watching the ‘making of’ a song that has a lot of that essence of 90‘s and 00’s punk rock bands. The bass melody reminded me of Blink-182's Anthem Part Two and when you mentioned it I thought: She says he was inspired by Blink and that's great! In conclusion, all the elements of the song have a perfect harmony and the work behind it is beautiful. Keep it up!

[LukePennerAerobatics]

Really enjoyed learning about what actually goes into making a song like this. This is such a great song ~ one that you should be immensely proud of.

[pappas]

This was great, more of these please!