Optimism in a backwards visor and velour tracksuit. Glossy, overproduced 90s R&B/Pop that reminds us all of the importance of a good lyricist and/or a reminder to wear protective headgear. Bouncy and positive, this mid-tempo cut features electric bass, acoustic drums, synths, piano and vocoded, robotic male "yeahs" to suggest celebrations, PSAs, a counter argument to the "Just Say No" movement, or literally, a less formal version of the song "Yes, Yes, Yes" elsewhere in our library. The cut gets most positive @:17 with a percolating, affirmative-filled chorus that leads into a series of simpler, time-is-passing beds @:33 that feature clapping and, unfortunately, more "yeah"ing. A bed of clapping and whistling audience @1:14 provides a welcome break from the vocals, which sense that you don't like them and return @1:23 just to piss you off.