I think it's kind of about the split. Ryan expresses his feelings through his lyrics, and no doubt him and Jon really aren't liking Brendon and Spencer right now. Especially after seeing that AP interview they did, where they kind of bashed Brendon and Spencer. "Some people never change, they just stay the same." Brendon and Spencer always had wanted to stick with the original music of Panic! At The Disco and Ryan and Jon didn't. They wanted to change. Apparently, that's pretty much the reason they broke up. The reference to a "she" in this song could just be Ryan's way of talking about Brendon and Spencer, so that the media doesn't get all up on them about it. And, "In matters of opinion, our rivals are insane." That's pretty much a key clue. Brendon and Spencer are their key rivals right now, I suppose, so don't you think?
I think it's kind of about the split. Ryan expresses his feelings through his lyrics, and no doubt him and Jon really aren't liking Brendon and Spencer right now. Especially after seeing that AP interview they did, where they kind of bashed Brendon and Spencer. "Some people never change, they just stay the same." Brendon and Spencer always had wanted to stick with the original music of Panic! At The Disco and Ryan and Jon didn't. They wanted to change. Apparently, that's pretty much the reason they broke up. The reference to a "she" in this song could just be Ryan's way of talking about Brendon and Spencer, so that the media doesn't get all up on them about it. And, "In matters of opinion, our rivals are insane." That's pretty much a key clue. Brendon and Spencer are their key rivals right now, I suppose, so don't you think?