Mr. Hundred Thousand
Mr. Hundred Thousand: Unmasking the Rebellion Within
Lyrics
So far, you have just been a buyer
Addressing someone as a buyer, suggesting a passive role in life.
You slave to sad and fake desires
Describing the person as a slave to false and sorrowful desires.
So now, it’s time to join the riot
Encouraging the individual to rebel or participate in a riot.
So nice to meet you
Expressing pleasure in meeting the person.
I let you steal my face
Allowing the person to take on one's identity or influence.
Go wherever you like
Giving freedom to the person to go anywhere.
‘Cause I am one
Claiming individuality, stating "I am one."
Maybe no one
Suggesting a potential lack of recognition, "Maybe no one."
I’m everyone, yeah
Asserting universality, "I’m everyone, yeah."
Mr. Hundred Thousand
Introduction of the character as "Mr. Hundred Thousand."
Feeling every demon you hide
Acknowledging awareness of the person's hidden struggles or demons.
You still bleeding
Noting continued suffering or bleeding from past emotional wounds.
For the bad feelings they forced you to swallow
Referring to the negative emotions imposed on the person by external forces.
Join us, we are no one
Invitation to join a collective identity, "we are no one."
Ye-ey-ey-ya
Repetition of expressive sounds, possibly emphasizing unity or rebellion.
Ye-ey-ey-ya
-Ye-ey-ey-ya
-Ye-ey-ey-ya
-And I am
Reiteration of individuality, "And I am."
So far, you have just been a client
Recasting the person as a client, desiring chaos or destruction.
And now want everything on fire
Suspecting that the person sees the speaker as a messianic figure.
You think I’m your insane Messiah
Ironically expressing pleasure in meeting oneself.
So nice to meet me!
Claiming a powerful, radiant identity as "the sun."
I’m the sun
Describing the speaker as numerous grains of sand and "Hundred Thousand."
Grains of sand
-You call me Hundred Thousand
-They gave you a name and a surname
Highlighting the artificiality of the person's given name and surname.
But that name is their best lie
Emphasizing the deceptive nature of the provided identity.
Ye-ey-ey-ya
Repetition of expressive sounds, possibly indicating a collective identity.
Ye-ey-ey-ya
-Ye-ey-ey-ya
-Ye-ey-ey-ya
-And I am
Repeating the assertion of feeling the person's hidden demons.
Feeling every demon you hide (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
Reiteration of the invitation to join a collective identity.
You still bleeding (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
-For the bad feelings they forced you to swallow (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
-Join us, we are no one (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
-I am one, I’m no one
Reasserting individuality and identity as "Mr. Hundred Thousand."
I’m Mr. Hundred Thousand
Repetition of the assertion of being "Mr. Hundred Thousand."
I am one, I’m no one
-I’m Mr. Hundred Thousand
-I was sent to drop sand, Yeah
Describing a mission to improve a struggling land.
In the eyes of these cunts, yeah yeah
-I was sent as a saint, yeah
-To make grand this poor land, yeah yeah
-I already told you
Repetition emphasizing the importance of choosing a face and fighting.
I already told you
-One hundred thousand times
-Choose a face and fight right now
Asserting a familial and spiritual connection with a call to action.
Let them bleed out ri-right now
-We are Father, son and holy spirit from ri-ri-right now
-We can fight against the gravity
Expressing a willingness to defy norms and embrace new mentalities.
No analogies
-New realities
-Same anatomy
-New mentalities
-To eternity
-Ri-right now!
Urging action or rebellion "Ri-right now!"
Ye-ey-ey-ya
Repetition of expressive sounds, possibly emphasizing unity or rebellion.
Ye-ey-ey-ya
-Ye-ey-ey-ya
-Ye-ey-ey-ya
-And I am
Repeating the assertion of feeling the person's hidden demons.
Feeling every demon you hide (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
Reiteration of the invitation to join a collective identity.
You still bleeding (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
-For the bad feelings they forced you to swallow (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
-Join us, we are no one (Ye-ey-ey-ya)
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