I once interviewed Cole and we had a chat about Spiderman and Batman. He explained the song as followed:
"In theory I prefer Spiderman. We wrote a song about him for the new album. We show his dark side, like it was done with Batman in the film The Dark Knight. When we were kids, we got this comic at school about Spiderman for our sex ed class. It wasn't sold anywhere, but was specifically written for nine-year-olds in elementary school. In this comic Spiderman narrated about how he was molested as a child and tried to prevent it for the children of the future. That's what the song is about, because it was really a said day for us when we read that story. You know, we were young and Spiderman was our hero. And then you realize that the world is actually fucked up. The number is called 'Spidey's Curse' and it'll be on Arabia Mountain."
I once interviewed Cole and we had a chat about Spiderman and Batman. He explained the song as followed:
"In theory I prefer Spiderman. We wrote a song about him for the new album. We show his dark side, like it was done with Batman in the film The Dark Knight. When we were kids, we got this comic at school about Spiderman for our sex ed class. It wasn't sold anywhere, but was specifically written for nine-year-olds in elementary school. In this comic Spiderman narrated about how he was molested as a child and tried to prevent it for the children of the future. That's what the song is about, because it was really a said day for us when we read that story. You know, we were young and Spiderman was our hero. And then you realize that the world is actually fucked up. The number is called 'Spidey's Curse' and it'll be on Arabia Mountain."
There you go.