Death of the Robot with Human Hair

I'd say the whole main idea of this song is, well, through science and everything, the robot died as a robot and was reborn as a man. Became human or... something. The themes would have to be centered around how man doesn't really know their limits with science and try to play God all the time, then they sell all their ideas and artificial ideologies to mankind an those ideologies kinda take over society sand become the new norm, making mankind ignorant for not questioning it. Then science itself become the false god of the people.

I don't know though I'm totally just taking a shot in the dark here

I feel like this song is not necessarily about a "robot", but about someone who is different than everyone else. Maybe they were trying to fit in, but in the end, decided to just be themselves and it paid off. (I'm probably wrong, just my interpretation)

Personally, I love this song. For my interpretation, I think it tells about the future of mankind. I think like in the bible tells about the rupture.

I see this as tillians initiation to the dgd way of thinking "level up his brain in the fast lane". There seems to be a theme in jon mess's lyrics that I would like to call conscience release, i started noticing it on the self titled album. When kurt travis was singing about love and relationships, jon was basically saying he is above it by saying he chooses not to give a fuck, he fucks whoever. Tillian was clealy going through some self doubt and he is taking will and jon's advice "I take a bow Listen to the crowd My survival is all I think about now". Survival meaning not being beat up by heavy weighing emotions. This song is pretty cool, their basically showing him how to evolve past lowly human, self induced hell and into thriving.