“Cry Baby” explains in its verses the challenges of being an open-hearted and emotional person. In this song, Melanie expresses with deep passion and knowledge, what it means to be different from others, especially when society does not fully understand your personality.
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Melanie talks about “Cry Baby”
Melanie, speaking with Vice, disclosed that she is Cry Baby, adding that she finds it hard to separate herself from the character she created in the song. And why? Because she was teased as a child for being extremely emotional. So in a sense this is a song with a strong autobiographical content.
Release Date of “Cry Baby”
“Cry Baby” is the title song from Melanie Martinez’s maiden album. It was released with the rest of the album on 14 August 2015.
And its music video came out a few months later, on 14 March 2016. Unfortunately due to some of the offensive words used in the video, we can’t include it here.
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As of the publishing date of this post, this song currently enjoys a Gold Certification in the United States.
Yes. Melanie Martinez and its producers (the musical duo Kinetics & One Love) wrote this song.
No. The album on which it appears was supported by just three single releases. And they are as follows:
Interestingly enough, despite not coming out as a single, this song ended up being even more notable than some of the singles mentioned above. Apparently this is because it shares the same name with the album.
