Motherfucker See, Motherfucker Do

Murderdolls' song "Motherfucker See, Motherfucker Do" is a raw and unapologetic critique of societal conformity and the superficiality that often accompanies it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of individuals who mindlessly follow trends and imitate others without understanding the essence of what they are copying. The opening lines, "Too much too soon, Too bad for you man... The wheels fell off the bandwagon," suggest a rapid rise and fall, highlighting the fleeting nature of superficial success. The bandwagon metaphor underscores the idea of people jumping on trends without genuine passion or understanding, only to be left stranded when the trend fades.

The chorus, with its repetitive and aggressive lines, "You can be something, You can be everything you're not... Copy this and Copy that," emphasizes the emptiness of imitation. The song suggests that people often try to become something they are not by mimicking others, which ultimately leads to a hollow existence. The use of strong language and direct insults, such as "Hey now motherfucker, Fuck you, Fuck You," serves to shock the listener and drive home the disdain the band feels for this kind of behavior.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics become even more confrontational, calling out the subject as a "disgrace" and a "waste of space." The line "I'll chew you up and spit you out" conveys a sense of ruthless rejection of those who lack originality and authenticity. The song's aggressive tone and harsh language reflect the band's frustration with a culture that often values imitation over innovation. Through this intense critique, Murderdolls challenge listeners to reject superficiality and strive for genuine self-expression.