For decades, Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" has captivated listeners, not just with its catchy melody and iconic riff, but with the burning question: who is the song about? The lyrics paint a portrait of an impossibly arrogant man, one who struts in riding crops and gazes at his reflection a little too often.

Simon has famously remained tight-lipped, confirming only that the song is about three men. She revealed one name: Warren Beatty (though only as part of a larger puzzle). The guessing game fuels the song's enduring appeal.

Beyond the mystery, the lyrics themselves are masterful. Lines like "You probably think this song is about you," are brilliantly meta, acknowledging the vanity the song skewers. It's a timeless critique of male ego, wrapped in a killer pop song. Whether you're analyzing potential suspects or simply enjoying the music, "You're So Vain" remains a captivating and endlessly debated masterpiece. What's your favorite lyric?