The song is about trying to justify belligerent indignation. This cat shows up to a wedding dressed up like an extra on Hee-Haw, and then tries to make the bride, groom and guests feel bad about themselves for having made life choices that differed from his own.
With all of that charm, I can't imagine why she didn't choose to marry him instead.
@obnoxion .. "belligerent indignation"? Do you even know what those words mean? I see no one in the song that is enraged and waging war because they were treated unfairly or unjustly...
@obnoxion .. "belligerent indignation"? Do you even know what those words mean? I see no one in the song that is enraged and waging war because they were treated unfairly or unjustly...
I do see the opposite though.. He told her she'd "never hear him complain"... Doesn't seem very hostile to me... Get yourself a dictionay, and then read it..
I do see the opposite though.. He told her she'd "never hear him complain"... Doesn't seem very hostile to me... Get yourself a dictionay, and then read it..
The song feels like a bit of a blue collar anthem. He doesn't need snooty high society, because his and his peers love each other.
The song feels like a bit of a blue collar anthem. He doesn't need snooty high society, because his and his peers love each other.
And that's fine, and I don't even disagree with the sentiment.
And that's fine, and I don't even disagree with the sentiment.
The problem is that he essentially crashes a wedding with the intent to troll his ex girlfriend. Even if invited, he plainly admits to intentionally showing up dressed for haggling at a flea market rather than adhering to the dress code. He then proceeds to disrupt the reception and have a tantrum, rather than handling their breakup like an adult. That's what I...
The problem is that he essentially crashes a wedding with the intent to troll his ex girlfriend. Even if invited, he plainly admits to intentionally showing up dressed for haggling at a flea market rather than adhering to the dress code. He then proceeds to disrupt the reception and have a tantrum, rather than handling their breakup like an adult. That's what I mean by belligerent indignation. He was clearly indignant. He was clearly belligerent.
The song is about trying to justify belligerent indignation. This cat shows up to a wedding dressed up like an extra on Hee-Haw, and then tries to make the bride, groom and guests feel bad about themselves for having made life choices that differed from his own.
With all of that charm, I can't imagine why she didn't choose to marry him instead.
@obnoxion .. "belligerent indignation"? Do you even know what those words mean? I see no one in the song that is enraged and waging war because they were treated unfairly or unjustly...
@obnoxion .. "belligerent indignation"? Do you even know what those words mean? I see no one in the song that is enraged and waging war because they were treated unfairly or unjustly...
I do see the opposite though.. He told her she'd "never hear him complain"... Doesn't seem very hostile to me... Get yourself a dictionay, and then read it..
I do see the opposite though.. He told her she'd "never hear him complain"... Doesn't seem very hostile to me... Get yourself a dictionay, and then read it..
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The song feels like a bit of a blue collar anthem. He doesn't need snooty high society, because his and his peers love each other.
The song feels like a bit of a blue collar anthem. He doesn't need snooty high society, because his and his peers love each other.
And that's fine, and I don't even disagree with the sentiment.
And that's fine, and I don't even disagree with the sentiment.
The problem is that he essentially crashes a wedding with the intent to troll his ex girlfriend. Even if invited, he plainly admits to intentionally showing up dressed for haggling at a flea market rather than adhering to the dress code. He then proceeds to disrupt the reception and have a tantrum, rather than handling their breakup like an adult. That's what I...
The problem is that he essentially crashes a wedding with the intent to troll his ex girlfriend. Even if invited, he plainly admits to intentionally showing up dressed for haggling at a flea market rather than adhering to the dress code. He then proceeds to disrupt the reception and have a tantrum, rather than handling their breakup like an adult. That's what I mean by belligerent indignation. He was clearly indignant. He was clearly belligerent.