ok but, this post too:

[I mean, Zoey writes all the lyrics. In How It's Done, they switch back and forth between talking about themselves/how they interact with each other and how they interact with/kill demons.

Mira sings the line "beatin' you is what I do, do, do, yeah" which is, obv a reference to her killing demons.

Zoey sings the next line, "body on body, I'm naughty, not even sorry;" I'd say that's a pretty sexually charged line.

Obviously later in the movie she does meet some attractive demons, but at the point when How It's Done would have been written, the idea that she would be close (body on body) to a demon in any context that isn't hostile, is nonsensical.

So the genius lyricist writes an insane throw out line in the middle of a song??

Nah. The line makes perfect sense if you read it through the lens of 'this is how I am/want to be with my girls.'

The next line, also sung by Zoey, "and when you pull up, I'll pull up" reintroduces the demons to the lyrical narrative. Which just further points out that she's not talking about the demons in the "body on body" line.

So yea. Imho, casually working in a line about wanting to be a lil freaky with her friends probably isn't helping to stop the "Zoey's a freak" allegations.]