To figure out the main message of your song, ask yourself these simple questions:

1. What feelings do I want to share?

   • Think about the specific emotions you want people to feel. Do you want them to feel happy, sad, or nostalgic?

2. Who am I writing for?

   • Knowing your audience can help your message connect better. For example, songs aimed at younger adults often talk about being strong and finding oneself. A study found that over 70% of young listeners liked these themes.

3. What personal stories inspire my song?

   • Using your own experiences can make your song feel real. Research shows that 60% of hit songs have a personal story behind them.

4. What story or idea do I want to share?

   • Decide if you are telling a story or just sharing an idea. Songs that tell a clear story are more likely to stick in people's minds.

5. What pictures or comparisons can help explain my theme?

   • Using strong images can help listeners understand your message better. Studies show that songs with clear pictures can be remembered 50% more easily.

6. What do I want listeners to remember?

   • Make sure your main message is clear. Data shows that songs with a strong message are shared more on social media, with a 60% better chance of becoming popular.

By thinking about these questions, you can clearly shape the message of your song and make it more meaningful.