Analyzing Olaf's Poem For Summer

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This song is very relevant to the movie. The song shows how little Olaf knows about heat, shows how long he’s has been living (not long). The song shows how excited he is for summer while providing a lot of info about Olaf. Overall this song is very important to the movie, so now into more detail about how little he knows about summer.
To Olaf summer means happiness. He doesn’t know how he will die. Here is some evidence “Winter's a good time to stay in and cuddle, but put me in summer and I'll be a - happy snowman!” The sentence shows that he doesn’t know much about summer and hasn’t experienced summer yet. In the song Christoph said: I’m assuming you haven’t experienced heat, Olaf responded with “Nope!" In conclusion, Olaf knows very little

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