First of all, TreAdos: The keyboard player (Roddy Bottum) is gay, not the bass player. And Bottum wrote the lyrics to Be Aggressive, not Patton (he even said that he wrote it, because he thought that it would be funny to make a straight singer sing about gay oral sex!).
Secondly, Patton has said that the song Jizzlobber is about his fear of going to jail. While he didn't elaborate, I assume (based on the lyrics) that he is afraid of getting raped. The beginning of the song seems to be him pleading to a police officer, and trying to get out of going to jail (he's willing to make a commitment, he's willing to make love to concrete). Him hiding his dirty minutes (the time spent getting raped) under his dirty mattress (mattresses are dirty in jail), is him trying to forget about what happened. He feels dirty after getting raped (my skin is soot, I spend my days scrubbing, etc.).
First of all, TreAdos: The keyboard player (Roddy Bottum) is gay, not the bass player. And Bottum wrote the lyrics to Be Aggressive, not Patton (he even said that he wrote it, because he thought that it would be funny to make a straight singer sing about gay oral sex!).
Secondly, Patton has said that the song Jizzlobber is about his fear of going to jail. While he didn't elaborate, I assume (based on the lyrics) that he is afraid of getting raped. The beginning of the song seems to be him pleading to a police officer, and trying to get out of going to jail (he's willing to make a commitment, he's willing to make love to concrete). Him hiding his dirty minutes (the time spent getting raped) under his dirty mattress (mattresses are dirty in jail), is him trying to forget about what happened. He feels dirty after getting raped (my skin is soot, I spend my days scrubbing, etc.).