Everybody Hates Me

Tom MacDonald's song "Everybody Hates Me" is a bold and unapologetic response to the criticism and hate he receives from various groups. The lyrics are a direct confrontation of the stereotypes and accusations thrown at him, ranging from accusations of racism to being labeled as a Satanist. MacDonald addresses the hate from different demographics, including white people, black people, feminists, and the LGBTQ+ community, highlighting the absurdity and contradictions in their criticisms. He also touches on the impact of pop culture and government on society, suggesting that his music aims to expose these influences.

The chorus of the song emphasizes MacDonald's indifference to the hate, as he finds it "stupid funny" and acknowledges that it only makes him more famous. This defiance is a central theme of the song, as he refuses to apologize or be affected by the negativity directed at him. Instead, he sees the hate as a source of motivation and a way to generate income, turning the tables on his critics.

MacDonald also addresses the phenomenon of online hate, pointing out the irony of people wasting their energy on him while he continues to succeed. He criticizes those who spend their time spreading negativity online, suggesting that they are unhappy with their own lives and projecting their frustrations onto him. The song ultimately serves as a declaration of self-confidence and resilience, with MacDonald embracing the hate and using it to fuel his success.