The Real Meaning Behind Demi Lovato's Cool For The Summer

Recently, Demi Lovato admitted that Cool for the Summer was inspired by her fling with a fellow female celeb. Her approach to the secret hookup is reflected in the first verse: Tell me if its wrong, if its right, I dont care/I can keep a secret, can you?

Recently, Demi Lovato admitted that “Cool for the Summer” was inspired by her fling with a fellow female celeb. Her approach to the secret hookup is reflected in the first verse: “Tell me if it’s wrong, if it’s right, I don’t care/I can keep a secret, can you?”

“I was thinking about the hookups that I had had with a girl and decided to write this song,” Lovato told “The Howard Stern Show”. She confirmed that the woman was also famous, but that their relationship was never public: “Sometimes I write songs and I just leave them, let them be.” Her beau’s same-sex identity is further confirmed in the chorus: “Take me down into your paradise/Don’t be scared, ’cause I’m your body type.”

While Lovato said that she should have revealed the mystery woman’s identity in the past, that moment has now passed. What’s more, the “Camp Rock” alum claims that her old girlfriend has no idea she inspired “Cool for the Summer.” Lovato also referenced the risks they took for the short-lived relationship: “Evеn if they judge, f** it, I’ll do the timе/I just wanna have some fun, with you.” When Lovato finally felt ready to address her sexuality in 2021, she opened up about her journey to becoming unapologetically queer.

Post source: The List

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