The singer describes someone living a wild life but at the moment in the narration when it sounds like they've arrived at real trouble, they say/think/reflect, "I'm going to Disneyland," which had recently been associated with success in sports (the Super Bowl, Olympics, etc.) by a Disney ad campaign. This probably indicates that the wild youth refuses to face up to the consequences of his deeds and whimsically thinks that he's winning when he's losing.
Despite what one commenter wrote several times, there's no apparent link between any particular celebrities and this song – the bassist explains on the Wikipedia page that he wrote it and didn't mention anyone else.
The singer describes someone living a wild life but at the moment in the narration when it sounds like they've arrived at real trouble, they say/think/reflect, "I'm going to Disneyland," which had recently been associated with success in sports (the Super Bowl, Olympics, etc.) by a Disney ad campaign. This probably indicates that the wild youth refuses to face up to the consequences of his deeds and whimsically thinks that he's winning when he's losing.
Despite what one commenter wrote several times, there's no apparent link between any particular celebrities and this song – the bassist explains on the Wikipedia page that he wrote it and didn't mention anyone else.