I disagree with the earlier comments to the effect that this song has no meaning or purpose. In fact its purpose is very clear: To explore what might happen if the characters Skeletor and Beastman, from the Masters of the Universe cartoon series, were to engage in a homosexual relationship. Of course this is done for the sake of humour but also just out of sheer caprice.
Furthermore, given that the title on the album is in fact "Skeletor/beastman!", it is highly likely the song was created to parody the many examples of slash fiction that exist on the internet and use similar structure in their titles in order to describe the relationships therein.
You're right: there IS a purpose to this song. This is just definitely not a song with many levels and facets of meaning. I always enjoy it when someone puts a thought-out meaning to a song.
You're right: there IS a purpose to this song. This is just definitely not a song with many levels and facets of meaning. I always enjoy it when someone puts a thought-out meaning to a song.
I disagree with the earlier comments to the effect that this song has no meaning or purpose. In fact its purpose is very clear: To explore what might happen if the characters Skeletor and Beastman, from the Masters of the Universe cartoon series, were to engage in a homosexual relationship. Of course this is done for the sake of humour but also just out of sheer caprice.
Furthermore, given that the title on the album is in fact "Skeletor/beastman!", it is highly likely the song was created to parody the many examples of slash fiction that exist on the internet and use similar structure in their titles in order to describe the relationships therein.
You're right: there IS a purpose to this song. This is just definitely not a song with many levels and facets of meaning. I always enjoy it when someone puts a thought-out meaning to a song.
You're right: there IS a purpose to this song. This is just definitely not a song with many levels and facets of meaning. I always enjoy it when someone puts a thought-out meaning to a song.