Bulletproof by Freekstar: Review

by admin February 27, 2025

February 27, 2025

Freekstar shakes up the scene with “Bulletproof,” a raucous, rebellious anthem that drips with punk rock attitude and refuses to take itself too seriously. Hailing from Newcastle upon Tyne, this eccentric duo, Tim Hutchinson and Sharon Wilson, cranks up the distortion, throws caution to the wind, and dares you to sing along like you don’t have a care in the world.

From the first grinding guitar riff, “Bulletproof” pulls you into its whirlwind of crunchy power chords, smashing cymbals, and Wilson’s confident, infectious vocals. There’s an energy here that’s both playful and fierce, as if the song itself is daring you to take a punch—only to bounce back laughing. The lyrics are a middle finger to judgment, self-doubt, and whatever anyone else thinks. “I am what I am, whether you like it or not, I’m bulletproof”—it’s a battle cry wrapped in punk-rock swagger, and it’s impossible not to get caught up in the sheer fun of it all.

And then there’s the video. If the song didn’t already scream ‘unapologetic chaos,’ the sight of Freekstar rocking out in full-on animal costumes absolutely seals the deal. Guitars, violins, tennis rackets—nothing is off-limits in their plush, high-energy performance, and by the time the track winds down, you’ll be grinning at their pillow-fight finale.

So if you need a dose of confidence, a reason to let loose, or just a killer punk jam to blast at full volume, “Bulletproof” has got you covered. Fully loaded, unexploded, and 100% Freekstar.