Tropes in Sarina Paris
- Break-Up Song: Her song “Just About Enough”
- Driven to Suicide: Is implied in “Angel”. The song is about a girl who couldn’t cope with an abusive relationship and resorted to having to end it all.
- Early-Installment Weirdness: She had a higher pitched voice and whispered every other lyric in her earlier music. As time went on she sounds deeper.
- Everybody Is Single: Her song “The Single Life”The single life is for me! With the fun company!
It’s go great to be answering to nobody - Flowers of Femininity: She incorporated flowers into her cover photos with her in them.
- Growing Up Sucks: In “Romeo’s Dead” the song is about the pain of letting go of childhood memories.
- Looped Lyrics: “Just About Enough” repeats the chorus at every other line in the lyrics.
- Pep-Talk Song: “Look at Us” is about a couple who was successfully rekindled and that you can do the same with your own lover.
- Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: In the song “Just About Enough””Just. About. Enough! Just. About. Enough!”
- Wolverine Publicity: Her music was played heavily on the radio at the time of the release of “Look at Us” to the point where the song was everywhere.
