Cool Kids was released in 2013 by American indie pop band Echosmith, a group of siblings from California, as a single from their debut album Talking Dreams. The song became a major radio hit in 2014 with its chorus about wanting to belong and be accepted by the popular crowd. Its simple, universal theme kept it in playlists for years and gave it a second life in short video edits, where creators reuse the hook for school, friendship and fitting in stories.
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The Cool Kids clip from Echosmith's pop hit, featuring the wishful chorus hook about wanting to fit in, used for relatable and nostalgic edits.
This short clip lifts the instantly recognisable chorus from Echosmith's Cool Kids, centred on the line about wishing to be like the cool kids. The bright indie pop vocal is wistful rather than confident, with a light, singalong melody that makes the longing feel sweet instead of heavy. Played over a scene, it instantly frames someone as an outsider looking in, turning an ordinary moment of envy, exclusion or teenage awkwardness into something relatable and gently funny for the viewer.
