Seems to be your basic anti-America song, perhaps with an extremist libertarian mindset to it. Everything seems pretty self-explanatory throughout the song. However one reference (that I couldn't figure out) seems to stick out.
"We don't need your tribulation.
We don't need your royal scam.
This is all just masturbation.
Martin, John and Uncle Sam."
I wasn't sure what exactly this was talking about or what was meant by "Martin, John and Uncle Sam." But after a google search I found that that last line is a reference to a folk song from the late 60's by Dion called "Abraham, Martin and John."
The song is a audio memorial to some American heroes (Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King and John Kennedy). So it's fitting that this pro-America song is belittled by the Moistboyz. Referring to these heroes as the equivalent of a royal family (like the British that once controlled the US).
Seems to be your basic anti-America song, perhaps with an extremist libertarian mindset to it. Everything seems pretty self-explanatory throughout the song. However one reference (that I couldn't figure out) seems to stick out.
"We don't need your tribulation. We don't need your royal scam. This is all just masturbation. Martin, John and Uncle Sam."
I wasn't sure what exactly this was talking about or what was meant by "Martin, John and Uncle Sam." But after a google search I found that that last line is a reference to a folk song from the late 60's by Dion called "Abraham, Martin and John."
The song is a audio memorial to some American heroes (Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King and John Kennedy). So it's fitting that this pro-America song is belittled by the Moistboyz. Referring to these heroes as the equivalent of a royal family (like the British that once controlled the US).