| Twenty One Pilots – Fake You Out Lyrics | 9 years ago |
| @[Ravengal101:14244] are you referencing a music video when you say "the different parts that blurryface appears at"? | |
| Twenty One Pilots – Fake You Out Lyrics | 9 years ago |
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I agree with all the other interpretations, except I'd add that it seems Tyler is referencing a struggle with self-harm, specifically cutting, when he says "And the wrists of my mind have the bleeding lines/That remind me of all the times I have committed/Dirty dirty crimes that are perfectly form-fitted/To what I've done and what I'm doing." I interpret this as him saying he looks at his wrists and in his head he envisions them sliced up ("bleeding lines"), leading me to think he used to suffer from self-harm but is trying to break his addiction, yet still he wants to cut himself when he looks at his arms. He says his cutting, or "dirty, dirty crimes" are "form-fitted to what [he's] done and what [he's] doing", meaning he cuts, or used to cut himself, as a form of self-punishment, almost. He then continues with the song to say "that's what all the kids are doing" and if "you're one of them, you're one of me", saying he understands and that we're unified in that way. |
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