I understand the whole concept of the song, but what does the title "killpop" even mean? I went onto Genius and found an effortful translation of the line "something tells me I'm the one whose kept", implying that the narrator has control of "killpop". So does anyone know what that even means?
@MITLM8896 He's saying kill pop music. The song is a metaphor about his love hate for the music industry. He loves music and creating but he hate what the music industry has become; plastic and fake, lacking substance and all about money, not the artist or creating , especially creating things with substance.
@MITLM8896 He's saying kill pop music. The song is a metaphor about his love hate for the music industry. He loves music and creating but he hate what the music industry has become; plastic and fake, lacking substance and all about money, not the artist or creating , especially creating things with substance.
@MITLM8896 It's pretty much self-explanatory... If Corey Taylor says it's about the music industry, Killpop signifies killing "Popular" music (Pop). Killing the trends, labels, sheep-thinking, followers, "Popular" culture...
@MITLM8896 It's pretty much self-explanatory... If Corey Taylor says it's about the music industry, Killpop signifies killing "Popular" music (Pop). Killing the trends, labels, sheep-thinking, followers, "Popular" culture...
I understand the whole concept of the song, but what does the title "killpop" even mean? I went onto Genius and found an effortful translation of the line "something tells me I'm the one whose kept", implying that the narrator has control of "killpop". So does anyone know what that even means?
@MITLM8896 He's saying kill pop music. The song is a metaphor about his love hate for the music industry. He loves music and creating but he hate what the music industry has become; plastic and fake, lacking substance and all about money, not the artist or creating , especially creating things with substance.
@MITLM8896 He's saying kill pop music. The song is a metaphor about his love hate for the music industry. He loves music and creating but he hate what the music industry has become; plastic and fake, lacking substance and all about money, not the artist or creating , especially creating things with substance.
@MITLM8896 It's pretty much self-explanatory... If Corey Taylor says it's about the music industry, Killpop signifies killing "Popular" music (Pop). Killing the trends, labels, sheep-thinking, followers, "Popular" culture...
@MITLM8896 It's pretty much self-explanatory... If Corey Taylor says it's about the music industry, Killpop signifies killing "Popular" music (Pop). Killing the trends, labels, sheep-thinking, followers, "Popular" culture...