Personally, I find it obvious what the song is about, and most definitely, the music video. In the video, Motionless In White is being bombarded with people telling them "Go back to Hell, where you belong" and "You're a disgrace to God." etc. Chris then finds himself getting upset because someone spit at him, and of course, he gets in trouble and arrested. I find this as a way of them showing how people can pick and pry on others, and the victims who finally fight back are the ones who get the accusations. Although it's disgusting, it is true. The whole song is about people like them and all of the Creatures (MIW fans) are inferior to the mass population, which listens to different music and doesn't dress the same way. He also addresses that he gets letters and messages from fans discussing how they have been bullied, and felt worthless and he wanted to show how he will be the voice for all of those people. This song is really just another example of their strong belief in being who you are, and not giving a damn about what other people think of you as. And with the part of him being nailed to the cross and essentially being Jesus, I think of that as a way of incorporating the way of how religious people are offended by him and how he's a "devil worshiper". Almost like he's saying to the religious people saying this to him that they are being hypocritical. Jesus was crucified because he thought differently. He spread the word of something most people disagreed with. How is that different from what bands like Motionless In White do? It's really not. He's saying that their holy Jesus was murdered because of people not being like him. And in the video, Chris is crucified for the same exact reason. So, his message is "How is what you're doing different from what others did to your Lord and savior Jesus"? That's how I see this part. It may just be me, but that's what I think the message is that they're trying to say. And again, the entire song is based off of their common message about them and their fans being different, and they don't care if people have a problem with that, because it's who we all are.
Personally, I find it obvious what the song is about, and most definitely, the music video. In the video, Motionless In White is being bombarded with people telling them "Go back to Hell, where you belong" and "You're a disgrace to God." etc. Chris then finds himself getting upset because someone spit at him, and of course, he gets in trouble and arrested. I find this as a way of them showing how people can pick and pry on others, and the victims who finally fight back are the ones who get the accusations. Although it's disgusting, it is true. The whole song is about people like them and all of the Creatures (MIW fans) are inferior to the mass population, which listens to different music and doesn't dress the same way. He also addresses that he gets letters and messages from fans discussing how they have been bullied, and felt worthless and he wanted to show how he will be the voice for all of those people. This song is really just another example of their strong belief in being who you are, and not giving a damn about what other people think of you as. And with the part of him being nailed to the cross and essentially being Jesus, I think of that as a way of incorporating the way of how religious people are offended by him and how he's a "devil worshiper". Almost like he's saying to the religious people saying this to him that they are being hypocritical. Jesus was crucified because he thought differently. He spread the word of something most people disagreed with. How is that different from what bands like Motionless In White do? It's really not. He's saying that their holy Jesus was murdered because of people not being like him. And in the video, Chris is crucified for the same exact reason. So, his message is "How is what you're doing different from what others did to your Lord and savior Jesus"? That's how I see this part. It may just be me, but that's what I think the message is that they're trying to say. And again, the entire song is based off of their common message about them and their fans being different, and they don't care if people have a problem with that, because it's who we all are.