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Falling In Reverse - "ZOMBIFIED"

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  • Introduction to Video Content
  • Falling In Reverse - “ZOMBIFIED”
    Falling In Reverse is back with their hard-hitting new single, “ZOMBIFIED,” and it's a song that packs a punch. With powerful lyrics and a heavy sound, “ZOMBIFIED” tackles the issues of cancel culture, censorship, and the loss of individuality.
    The song begins with the haunting line, “Our stars are living under your bed, cause they are the voices in your head.” This sets the tone for the rest of the song, as it highlights the influence and power that others have over us. The voices in our heads represent the opinions and judgments of others that have seeped into our subconscious.
    Falling In Reverse doesn't hold back when it comes to expressing their thoughts on cancel culture. They sing, “Oh no, they'll never let go, something you said ten years ago. They're cancelling, cancelling you.” This speaks to the phenomenon of digging up someone's past and using it against them in the present. It's a powerful statement about the potential consequences of past actions and the unforgiving nature of cancel culture.
    The band also touches on the issue of censorship, singing, “You better shut your mouth and bite your tongue. Cause you don't wanna piss off anyone.” In today's society, there is a fear of speaking out and expressing unpopular opinions. This line captures the pressure to conform and the fear of facing backlash or being “cancelled” for saying the wrong thing.
    One of the key themes of “ZOMBIFIED” is the idea that we are becoming “the walking dead.” Falling In Reverse sings, “They won't stop till everybody's Sombified. They're blocking us with lies like it's formaldehyde. We're dead inside.” This speaks to the idea that we are losing our individuality and becoming mindless followers. It's a commentary on the power of influence and the danger of allowing others to control our thoughts and actions.
    The video for “ZOMBIFIED” further emphasizes these themes with its dark and eerie visuals. It features the band members trapped in a maze-like structure, representing the feeling of being trapped in a society that suppresses individuality and free expression.
    In conclusion, Falling In Reverse's “ZOMBIFIED” is a powerful song that addresses the issues of cancel culture, censorship, and the loss of individuality. With its hard-hitting lyrics and heavy sound, the song serves as a reminder to stay true to oneself and resist the pressures to conform. It's a call to break free from the influence of others and reclaim our individuality in a world that seeks to “Sombify” us all.
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  • Our Stars are living under your bed, cause they are the voices in your head.
  • Sombified By the lies they said, we've become the walking dead.
  • Cause everybody's half a bitch.
  • Oh no, they'll never let go, something you said ten years ago.
  • They're cancelling, cancelling you.
  • And they won't stop till everybody's Sombified.
  • They're blocking us with lies like it's formaldehyde.
  • We're dead inside.
  • It goes on and on.
  • Let this go.
  • When it stops, we'll never know.
  • We're hypnotized.
  • And they won't stop till you're Sombified.
  • Sombified.
  • You better shut your mouth and bite your tongue.
  • Cause you don't wanna piss off anyone.
  • We're traumatized by the damage done.
  • Welcome to America.
  • Cause everybody's half a bitch.
  • Oh no, they'll never let go, something you said ten years ago.
  • They're cancelling, cancelling you.
  • And they won't stop till everybody's Sombified.
  • They're blocking us with lies like it's formaldehyde.
  • We're dead inside.
  • It goes on and on.
  • Let this go.
  • When it stops, we'll never know.
  • We're hypnotized.
  • And they won't stop till you're Sombified.
  • A broken Mind.
  • They won't let it multiply.
  • We've become so fucking blind.
  • They won't stop till you're Sombified.
  • It's Sombified.
  • They're pounding us with lies like it's formaldehyde.
  • We're dead inside.
  • It goes on and on.
  • Let this go.
  • When it stops, we'll never know.
  • We're hypnotized.
  • They won't stop till you're They won't stop till I'm They won't stop till we're Sombified.
  • Sombified.
  • Sombified.