My take is that this song is Daron's comment on global warming. Probably written in 2005 from the perspective 1,000 years on in 3005. Basic components of ideas:
-Clapping hands that the show is over for everybody, good, evil, in between. A genocide of the human race and everything we've done (internet, Mickey Mouse, etc).
-The spaceship reference combined with the comments about sinking under the ocean and losing ground means that the only place to survive will be "in the air" above it all.
-The ending about "every other motherfucker that's burnin up in this house" draws the ideas back to the present day that we are slowing burning ourselves away.
-I haven't figured out whether the "shooting up the world" phrase is about shooting at the world or shooting up in the drug sense of the last survivor in a spaceship above a waterworld remembering what things were like. Getting high on samples of what used to be. The drug analogy makes more sense to me.
Final comment: I do not believe there is man-made global warming and that whatever is going on are just normal fluctuations. For all of Daron's resistance to establishment power, I wish he would see that the leftist ideas he parrots are as much an establishment power as any other. The true skeptic sees the global warming movement as a threat to the individual just as much as right wing ideologies.
My take is that this song is Daron's comment on global warming. Probably written in 2005 from the perspective 1,000 years on in 3005. Basic components of ideas: -Clapping hands that the show is over for everybody, good, evil, in between. A genocide of the human race and everything we've done (internet, Mickey Mouse, etc). -The spaceship reference combined with the comments about sinking under the ocean and losing ground means that the only place to survive will be "in the air" above it all. -The ending about "every other motherfucker that's burnin up in this house" draws the ideas back to the present day that we are slowing burning ourselves away. -I haven't figured out whether the "shooting up the world" phrase is about shooting at the world or shooting up in the drug sense of the last survivor in a spaceship above a waterworld remembering what things were like. Getting high on samples of what used to be. The drug analogy makes more sense to me.
Final comment: I do not believe there is man-made global warming and that whatever is going on are just normal fluctuations. For all of Daron's resistance to establishment power, I wish he would see that the leftist ideas he parrots are as much an establishment power as any other. The true skeptic sees the global warming movement as a threat to the individual just as much as right wing ideologies.
@McGarrett50 this didn’t age well
@McGarrett50 this didn’t age well