This is very likely one of the first songs ever written addressing what we now know as the "incel" phenomenon.
Paul's 2014 memoir "Face the Music" spends a lot of time detailing how he was an extremely insecure teenager and had a very warped view of relationships. This spiralled into his adult life as he was often extremely skeptical of women's intentions, and saw how they reacted to his (and others) newfound fame. Paul vocalizes this on the final track of 1976's "Destroyer."
This is very likely one of the first songs ever written addressing what we now know as the "incel" phenomenon.
Paul's 2014 memoir "Face the Music" spends a lot of time detailing how he was an extremely insecure teenager and had a very warped view of relationships. This spiralled into his adult life as he was often extremely skeptical of women's intentions, and saw how they reacted to his (and others) newfound fame. Paul vocalizes this on the final track of 1976's "Destroyer."