The spoken interludes used in the song are clips of Columbine shooter Eric Harris talking. They were taken from a video he and Dylan Klebold made for a school project called 'Hitmen for Hire' that was about a boy that was being bullied and hired two bodyguards (hitmen) to protect him.
An AK47 was a gun that neither Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold used or had an interest in, but 'Black Duster' is most likely referring to the boys' infamous trench coats. Both boys had worn their hats on backwards at one point, and had matching black combat boots.
'Cracked through VHS tapes' may be referring to the Basement Tapes that the boys made before their crimes, which still have not been released.
The spoken interludes used in the song are clips of Columbine shooter Eric Harris talking. They were taken from a video he and Dylan Klebold made for a school project called 'Hitmen for Hire' that was about a boy that was being bullied and hired two bodyguards (hitmen) to protect him.
An AK47 was a gun that neither Eric Harris or Dylan Klebold used or had an interest in, but 'Black Duster' is most likely referring to the boys' infamous trench coats. Both boys had worn their hats on backwards at one point, and had matching black combat boots.
'Cracked through VHS tapes' may be referring to the Basement Tapes that the boys made before their crimes, which still have not been released.