 Genius Meanings
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Muse – Big Freeze
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[Verse 1] / Healed (Healed), or are you still just reeling? / Are you fine (Fine), have you found a way to escape? / Are you here (Here) just because I need you? / Can we hole up
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Muse – Animals
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This song, as the video shows, is about the bloodthirsty capitalists who will get what’s coming to them for eating the public alive.
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Muse – Supremacy
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‘Supremacy’ sees the band going to “absurd levels,” according to Matt. Spiralling swamp blues of the track builds to a climax of orchestral hysteria as Matt orates a terrifying
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Muse – Prelude
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[Instrumental]
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Muse – Panic Station
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Another single from The 2nd Law. Very funky, with hooks full of falsetto. The theme of the song is you need to go and achieve your dreams, no matter how hard it is.
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Muse – Liquid State
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This song was written by Muse’s bassist Chris Wolstenholme. The lyrics were mainly driven by his alcohol abuse in the past and how it affected him on a consistent basis. The song’s
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Muse – The 2nd Law: Unsustainable
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This song applies the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, stating the eventual increase of entropy in isolated systems, to the world economy. Capitalism necessitates infinite growth as a
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Muse – The 2nd Law: Isolated System
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“It’s the noise of humanity on a tiny planet in the middle of nothing,” says Matt. “Hanging around space would be so peaceful and quiet and suddenly you come to this little blip
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Muse – Save Me
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“Save Me” is the first song written and sung by bassist Chris Wolstenholme in the whole band’s catalogue, and it’s one of the only two to date, the second one being the following
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Muse – Madness
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Track 2 of their 6th LP, The 2nd Law. According to Bellamy, the song was written after a fight with his then-fiance Kate Hudson:
You’ve had a fight with your girlfriend and she
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Nicki Minaj – Barbie Dangerous
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On “Barbie Dangerous” Nicki Minaj raps about her dominance in the Hip-Hop game, her individuality and her overall success and superiority within the rap game.
The song heavily
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The Notorious B.I.G. (Ft. Method Man) – The What
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“The What” features Wu-Tang Clan standout Method Man as he was the only other rapper to appear on Ready To Die. In a retrospective published by XXL, Meth revealed the early
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Muse – Explorers
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“A song lamenting dying crops and abused nature, inspired by Matt’s concerns of industrial greed and business monopolies. ‘Explorers’ is drenched in the sense of not belonging in
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Llegos – Clips
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Intro / This right here is a vocal exercise / Verses and freestyles, 3 to 1, that's a ratio / Ayo so lemme explain how this is gonna work / When you hear this sound (Gun Cock
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The Mars Volta – The Widow
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“The Widow” is the lead single from the second studio album, Frances the Mute. It is notable for being the only song by The Mars Volta to chart, finishing at #95 on the Billboard
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Qveen Herby – THANK GODDESS
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[Intro] / Come into my temple / [Chorus] / Lights up, baby, this my scene / Where I'm going after all my dreams / So much abundance that a bitch can't breathe / (Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha
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Gucci Mane – Must Be Me
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[Intro] / Huh / It must be me / (That's how I know it's a hit, because J. White just produced it) / Me, must be me / Me, must be me (Who else could it be?) / Me, must be me (Uh
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Bob's Burgers (Ft. Dan Mintz, Eugene Mirman, H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Kristen Schaal & Larry Murphy) – The Nice-Capades
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“The Nice-Capades” was featured in Season 6, Episode 5 “Nice-Capades”
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Muse – Survival
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First single out of The 2nd Law, “Survival” was the official theme of London Olympic Games in 2012.
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Mister Wallace – IT GIRL
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[Intro] / Have you seen me in the magazine? / Huh? / Have you seen me? / [Verse 1] / Beep, beep, my Jeep clean, the reems stink / Bling, bling, my ring fing, cha-ching-ching / Ice
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Frank Ocean – Pyramids
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Frank Ocean’s “Pyramids” is a nearly 10-minute-long tale of the ancient history of the Black woman and her gradual decline from a Queen in her homeland to her now degrading role in
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Muse – Follow Me
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“Follow Me” is the third single from The 2nd Law, released 7 December 2012.
The song is widely recognised as an ‘ode to fatherhood’. This is reinforced by the beginning, which
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Lil Kapow – BLACKOUT
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“BLACKOUT” is a fun-filled, rattling, trap banger. Packed with punchlines, imagery, and braggadocio, the 83-second freestyle is anything but short of a mesmerizing, unrelenting
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Drake & GIVĒON – Chicago Freestyle
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“Chicago Freestyle” released simultaneously with Drizzy’s “When To Say When.” Drake dedicates his lyrics to the lessons he learned on his come-up and reflects on the various
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Brent Faiyaz – DEAD MAN WALKING
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Brent Faiyaz is bringing in his 25th birthday the right way with his new single “Dead Man Walking”.
The song describes Brent Faiyaz as a man living life on an adrenaline rush with
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The Verve – Bitter Sweet Symphony
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“Bitter Sweet Symphony” is perhaps the most ambitious Britpop hit of the late 90s. It is now absolutely everywhere. It’s lyrically opaque, and it is six minutes long, but that hasn
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JAY-Z (Ft. Eve) – Jigga My Nigga
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“Jigga My Nigga” is a prime example of the Roc-A-Fella Records/Ruff Ryders Entertainment musical chemistry. Backed by two female accomplices and a legendary Swizz Beatz production
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The Cars – Drive
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“Drive” is The Cars' third single from the band’s Heartbeat City album. It was written by Ric Ocasek and sung by bassist Benjamin Orr. It is the band’s greatest international hit.
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Taylor Swift – Begin Again
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Swift closes the tumultuous Red album with “Begin Again,” on which she expresses her hope for a budding relationship while reflecting on past romantic mistakes. It ends the album
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Swono – Album History
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ShittyBoyz – Game Breaker
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[Intro: BabyTron] / ShittyBoyz / [Verse 1: BabyTron] / I got something that you don't and it's called talent / Fuck Fortnite, scamming is my daily challenge / Word jumped like
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Nicki Minaj (Ft. Beyoncé) – Feeling Myself
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This highly anticipated song featuring Beyoncé celebrates the achievements of both moguls.
“Feeling Myself” could be viewed as the continuation of their acclaimed summer
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