01110011 is the binary code for "s". In the video, we can see a mouse that is escaping from a snake, and snakes make the sound "sssss" so I think it may be a reference to that sound. Also, they say "hearing zeros and crying ones" wich can refer to the fear the mouse feels when it hears the snake.
@westernllama actually if you flip it around its "11001110" then if you add "10010100" (crying zeros tonight I'm hearing 111's is a loose description) you get 11001110 10010100 which is the code for ∆ in binary. The song starts with the band's name in binary, not an s for snake (though your explanation is very valid still)
@westernllama actually if you flip it around its "11001110" then if you add "10010100" (crying zeros tonight I'm hearing 111's is a loose description) you get 11001110 10010100 which is the code for ∆ in binary. The song starts with the band's name in binary, not an s for snake (though your explanation is very valid still)
01110011 is the binary code for "s". In the video, we can see a mouse that is escaping from a snake, and snakes make the sound "sssss" so I think it may be a reference to that sound. Also, they say "hearing zeros and crying ones" wich can refer to the fear the mouse feels when it hears the snake.
@westernllama actually if you flip it around its "11001110" then if you add "10010100" (crying zeros tonight I'm hearing 111's is a loose description) you get 11001110 10010100 which is the code for ∆ in binary. The song starts with the band's name in binary, not an s for snake (though your explanation is very valid still)
@westernllama actually if you flip it around its "11001110" then if you add "10010100" (crying zeros tonight I'm hearing 111's is a loose description) you get 11001110 10010100 which is the code for ∆ in binary. The song starts with the band's name in binary, not an s for snake (though your explanation is very valid still)