John Legend – Doing Me
Self-belief can sound like a shrug, and John Legend turns it into a title with Doing Me, from the Muse album.
The phrase is common slang for living your life your own way, without apologising or waiting for approval. When someone says they are just doing me, it means they have stopped worrying about opinions and decided to follow their own path.
Nigerians will recognise the attitude. After enough comments from relatives, colleagues and neighbours, a point arrives where you decide to stop explaining yourself. It might be a career choice, a relationship or a change in style, and the phrase carries a quiet freedom.
I will not pretend to describe production details or lyrics I cannot confirm, but a title like this suggests an easy, confident record, probably about independence and self-acceptance. Placed on a project about inspiration, it also fits the idea that creativity grows when you stop copying others.
There is a small humour in it as well. Everyone claims to be doing themselves, but few really do. By the time a friend jokes about Doing Me while skipping a plan, you will know they have chosen their own comfort.
Anyone who has walked their own road, despite loud advice, will see themselves in the idea. It suits relaxed weekends and quiet confidence.
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