You Come In Hot
You Come In Hot
You Come In Hot is an edgy blues-rock roast aimed squarely at that one person who enters a room at full volume — and never notices everybody wishing they hadn't.
Swaggering, sarcastic and deliberately irreverent, the song follows a loudmouth who talks over the room, misses every social cue and keeps charging ahead long after the joke has stopped being funny. The guitars may have the attitude, but the real weapon is the lyric: dry observations, mounting frustration and a chorus built around one gloriously ridiculous piece of advice.
With a mouth that big, you should have been a Nalgene bottle.
Underneath the humor, though, there is a point. You Come In Hot isn't really attacking confidence or big personalities — it's about self-awareness. Sometimes the smartest thing you can contribute to a room is to stop filling every empty space and actually listen to it.
Rowdy blues rock with a sharp tongue, a mischievous grin and absolutely no intention of lowering its voice.