GASOLINE Lyrics

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About

Genius Annotation

Måneskin first published a snippet of this song on the 8th of April 2022: they shared it on the social media. “GASOLINE”, as well as the rest of RUSH!, was then released on December 15th and it is part of the “Stand Up for Ukraine” project.

This song refers to the Russian invasion of Ukraine: criticims to Putin’s arrogance and indifference, the key role of Russia as an energy supplier and the dance as a reaction to the war are the main topics of the song.

The song was performed for the first time at Coachella 2022 in April 2022: Damiano presented the song quoting Charlie Chaplin’s speech in The Great Dictator. Sometimes Damiano waves an Ukrainian flag while is singing this song.

Q&A

Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning

When was this song first performed live?
Genius Answer

The song was first performed live at Måneskin’s first performance at Coachella on the 17th of April 2022.

What did Måneskin say about "GASOLINE"?
Genius Answer

We’ve been writing a lot of music these past few months, so of course this whole fucking insane situation with Ukraine really affected us. We just felt like we could do something to use our privilege and the people that look up to us to stand for what’s right, and make some people feel helped and understood. We want to raise our voice for something that’s meaningful. It just came pretty naturally because we felt the urge to do it while we were writing and this thing really affected us, as it has everyone. We just felt the need to talk about it.

– Victoria De Angelis, The Indipendent

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