Danny Worsnop:
Eliyah, the song isn't a message of hate or any kind of shit-talking. It's fictional, as I said in the release.
I am in no way religious, but I don't have a problem with people having their beliefs.
Imagine all the movies and books that blaspheme and show animosity to religious figures... Morte Et Dabo is a story, not an attempt to offend.
It also has no reference to christianity. It could be one of MANY religions, or not a religion at all. If you don't want to take it in as christianity, it could be more of a metaphor for politics, even as small as your boss, or a school. It's the concept of tearing down that which controls you.
I understand the confusion, but you took it in that meaning yourself.
February 21 at 5:12am
that doesn't make sense. he said it has no reference to christianity yet in the song he talks of heaven, hell and a 'son'. if that's not aimed at christianity then that's really weird.
that doesn't make sense. he said it has no reference to christianity yet in the song he talks of heaven, hell and a 'son'. if that's not aimed at christianity then that's really weird.
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Danny Worsnop: Eliyah, the song isn't a message of hate or any kind of shit-talking. It's fictional, as I said in the release. I am in no way religious, but I don't have a problem with people having their beliefs. Imagine all the movies and books that blaspheme and show animosity to religious figures... Morte Et Dabo is a story, not an attempt to offend.
It also has no reference to christianity. It could be one of MANY religions, or not a religion at all. If you don't want to take it in as christianity, it could be more of a metaphor for politics, even as small as your boss, or a school. It's the concept of tearing down that which controls you.
I understand the confusion, but you took it in that meaning yourself. February 21 at 5:12am
that doesn't make sense. he said it has no reference to christianity yet in the song he talks of heaven, hell and a 'son'. if that's not aimed at christianity then that's really weird.
that doesn't make sense. he said it has no reference to christianity yet in the song he talks of heaven, hell and a 'son'. if that's not aimed at christianity then that's really weird.