This is most likely wrong, but I assumed that this song is about the Burger King vs. McDonald's war. How? Well, they constantly sing about a bubble jungle, which could be interpreted to be the "Play Lands" filled with the bubbles and slides and such. Why McDee's and BK, though? The two lines:
Wearing a crown, Life in a bubble jungle
Chasing the clown, Not short another chuckle
Wearing a crown = BK. Clown = McDee's. Chasing the clown means that BK is always trying to catch up to McDee's in the popularity category.
Another two lines:
Left with no arms,
In the power struggle,
McDee's is always beating BK at most things (not food quality of course), including toys, licenses, technology, availability, comfort, and so much more. You see, McDee's has practically cut off BK from important selling-points.
This is most likely wrong, but I assumed that this song is about the Burger King vs. McDonald's war. How? Well, they constantly sing about a bubble jungle, which could be interpreted to be the "Play Lands" filled with the bubbles and slides and such. Why McDee's and BK, though? The two lines:
Wearing a crown, Life in a bubble jungle Chasing the clown, Not short another chuckle
Wearing a crown = BK. Clown = McDee's. Chasing the clown means that BK is always trying to catch up to McDee's in the popularity category.
Another two lines:
Left with no arms, In the power struggle,
McDee's is always beating BK at most things (not food quality of course), including toys, licenses, technology, availability, comfort, and so much more. You see, McDee's has practically cut off BK from important selling-points.
That's it, take it with a grain of salt.