Contemporary Jaguars

Rebels in the Digital Age: Contemporary Jaguars Unveiled
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Lyrics

Contemporary Jaguars don't give a damn

Contemporary Jaguars are indifferent or unconcerned.

there's spitting on the shoulders of the blue collar man

There is disrespect towards working-class individuals.

and eating them breakfast with citalopram

Mockingly refers to having breakfast with an antidepressant (citalopram).

Contemporary Jaguars don't drive cars

Contemporary Jaguars don't use cars.

don't even know a trabi from the DDR

They are unfamiliar with cars from East Germany (trabi from DDR).

they get from A to B but they don't get far

They can move from point A to B but lack substantial progress.

contemporary Jaguars aren't so discreet

Modern wealthy individuals are not discreet about their lives.

they're showing off their lives in my daily feed

They showcase their lives extensively on social media.

it's something that I'm seeing but I surely don't need

The observer acknowledges this behavior but doesn't find it necessary.


You say you want to be them, you're such a number

Expresses a desire to emulate the contemporary wealthy, reducing individuals to mere numbers.

then build a Colosseum, you'll never be a star

Suggests building a Colosseum won't lead to stardom.

then we can meet and greet them

Potential meeting with the wealthy if the suggested steps are followed.

you say you want to be them, you're such a number

Reiteration of the desire to be like the wealthy.

and fill a Colosseum, you'll never be a star

Similar to line 12, emphasizing the unattainability of stardom.

then we can meet and greet them

Repeats the idea of meeting the wealthy.


Incendiary film stars on CNN

References provocative film stars on CNN, possibly criticizing sensationalism.

they're spreading little fires think it's all win-win

They create controversies, thinking it's beneficial.

don't even see the shitstorm that they're gettin in imaginary rah-rahs for him and her

Failure to recognize the consequences of their actions, coupled with imaginary praise.

they think that we all love em but I don't concur

They believe everyone loves them, but the observer disagrees.

I'd like to help you out but I'm no connoisseur

The observer lacks expertise to support or assist them.


You say you want to be them, you're such a number

Reiteration of the desire to be like the wealthy, emphasizing being reduced to a number.

then build a Colosseum, you'll never be a star

Repeats the idea that building a Colosseum won't lead to stardom.

then we can meet and greet them

Repeats the possibility of meeting the wealthy.

you say you want to be them, you're such a number

Similar to line 24, emphasizing the unattainability of stardom.

and fill a Colosseum, you'll never be a star

Repeats the idea of filling a Colosseum and the unlikelihood of becoming a star.

then we can meet and greet them

Repeats the possibility of meeting the wealthy.


You say you want to be them, you're such a number

Reiteration of the desire to be like the wealthy, emphasizing being reduced to a number.

then build a Colosseum, you're such a number

Suggests building a Colosseum and being reduced to a number.

then we can meet and greet them

Repeats the possibility of meeting the wealthy.

you say you want to be them, you'll never be a star

Reiterates the unlikelihood of becoming a star.

and fill a Colosseum, you'll never be a star

Repeats the idea of filling a Colosseum and the unlikelihood of becoming a star.

then we can meet and greet them

Repeats the possibility of meeting the wealthy.

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