Breakaway facts for kids

Breakaway can mean different things, but it often refers to leaving something behind or moving away from a group. It can be used in many situations, from sports to music.

What Does "Breakaway" Mean?

The word "breakaway" describes an act of separating from something. Think of it like a sudden move to get free. This idea can be seen in many parts of life.

"Breakaway" in Music

In music, "Breakaway" is a very famous song by American singer Kelly Clarkson. It was released in 2004 and became a huge hit. The song is about growing up, finding your own path, and leaving behind what holds you back. It's an inspiring song about becoming independent.

The Breakaway Album

Kelly Clarkson also released an album called Breakaway in 2004. This album included the hit song "Breakaway" and many other popular songs. It helped Kelly Clarkson become one of the biggest pop stars in the world. The album's themes often matched the song's message of freedom and self-discovery.

Other Uses of "Breakaway"

The term "breakaway" is also used in other areas:

• In sports: A "breakaway" happens when a player or a group of players suddenly gets ahead of their opponents. For example, in cycling, a cyclist might make a "breakaway" from the main group to try and win the race. In hockey, a player on a "breakaway" is skating alone towards the opponent's goal.
• In politics: Sometimes, a group might "break away" from a larger country or organization to form their own independent group or nation. This is a big decision and usually happens because of strong disagreements.

See also

In Spanish: Breakaway para niños