The Marsh Family, a particular music group from Kent, has released their first professional song, “Cool Kid”. This family of six has been making music and videos at home since 2020, but now they’re trying something new with this exciting song. The song “Cool Kid” talks about how people pretend to be perfect on social media but may not be genuine. Ella and Tess Marsh, the talented sisters, primarily sing the song, which features a strong beat with funky bass, guitar, and drums. The goal is to make a fun song with an important message about being true to yourself.
The song “Cool Kid” discusses the stress of trying to fit in, especially at school and on social media. The lyrics remind us that having many followers or likes doesn’t mean you have real friends. The music video shows the Marsh family riding an old bus through school hallways. It depicts bullying scenes, highlighting the importance of being true to oneself and finding genuine connections. Ben and Danielle, along with their four children, Alfie, Tom, Ella, and Tess, who all play multiple instruments, comprise the Marsh Family. During the lockdowns, they became famous for sharing humorous parody songs that brought people joy and hope.
The New York Times dubbed them the “Von Trapped” family, and they have appeared on TV shows like Comic Relief. They have a big following worldwide because their songs are relatable and humorous, making fun of everyday life. After Tom sang their first song, “The Bubble Song,” the Marsh Family released their second song of the summer, “Cool Kid.” The family continues to make fun and meaningful music, showing that they are not just a music group but also a voice for being true to oneself in a world where people often pretend to be perfect online.
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