"Hip to Be Square" is an upbeat and catchy song by the American rock band, Huey Lewis and the News. The song was released in 1986 as part of their album "Fore!" and quickly became a commercial success, reaching high positions on several music charts.
The song features lead vocalist Huey Lewis' distinctive and soulful vocals, backed by a lively melody of electric guitars, keyboards, and horns. The lyrics of "Hip to Be Square" celebrate individuality, self-confidence, and nonconformity in the face of societal pressure to fit in.
The chorus is particularly memorable, with Lewis singing, "It's hip to be square. It's hip to be square. I like my bands in business suits. I watch them on TV. I'm working out most every day and watching what I eat. They tell me that it's good for me, but I don't even care. I know that it's crazy. I know that it's nowhere."
The song's fun and irreverent message has resonated with many listeners over the years, making it a popular choice for dance parties, movie soundtracks, and nostalgia playlists. Overall, "Hip to Be Square" is a lighthearted and entertaining expression of individuality and self-acceptance that continues to delight audiences today.
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