Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby by The Beatles is a rock and roll song describing the experiences and feelings of the protagonist who is overwhelmed by attention from others. The song's key themes include fame, attention, and perhaps the isolation that can come with being in the spotlight. Particularly poignant moments in the song are the lines about taking some pictures and calling out the singer's name, which suggests both admiration and the incessant demand from the public. The overall vibe is upbeat, yet there's an underlying sense of fatigue from the constant attention.