The phrase "It's Called: Freefall" is primarily known as the title of a song by the rock band Rainbow Kitten Surprise, released in 2018 on their album "How to: Friend, Love, Freefall." The song carries multiple interpretations but generally speaks to themes of emotional release, letting go, and personal struggle. It portrays a narrative where the speaker contemplates difficult feelings such as depression and the burden of being a "good friend" who is emotionally exhausted. The song uses the metaphor of "freefall" as letting go of control or the perfect facade one tries to maintain, allowing oneself to "let gravity win" or to stop fighting against hardships. It is also seen as a story of negotiating with inner demons or depression, symbolized by a conversation with the devil, ultimately expressing a desire to break free from negative feelings and find peace or release. The lyrics highlight the complexities of friendship, personal identity, and the challenges of mental health, concluding with a soothing message of surrender and acceptance of life's uncontrollable aspects.
In another context, "Freefall" can refer to various movie plots titled "Free Fall" or "The Free Fall," which are unrelated to the song and involve different storylines. For example, one film titled "The Free Fall" (2021) is a horror drama involving possession and trauma, while another "Free Fall" film (2013) is a drama about a police officer struggling with identity and relationships.
If you are asking about "It's Called: Freefall," the song by Rainbow Kitten Surprise captures an emotional and metaphorical exploration of letting go and facing inner struggles. If you meant something else by "freefall," please specify.
