Role Model

Vyncent Flaw's song 'Role Model' delves into the complexities of identity, societal expectations, and the search for authenticity. The opening lines, 'Alright take it away then I'll bring it right back / Bring what back? Show you what it means inside my head,' suggest a struggle to communicate one's true self amidst external pressures. The mention of 'next sequel you'll be seeing it in a year / 2005 to be continued..' hints at an ongoing journey of self-discovery and the anticipation of future growth or change.

The lyrics 'Look at my wrists they're completely scar free / Emo kids wish they could look gay as me..' juxtapose physical appearance with societal labels, challenging stereotypes and the superficial judgments often placed on individuals. This line can be seen as a critique of the way society categorizes people based on their looks and behaviors, and a call for deeper understanding and acceptance. The phrase 'forget your life buy mine for free..' further emphasizes the theme of identity, suggesting that one's true self cannot be commodified or easily understood by others.

In the chorus, 'YO I cant stand it when you cant see why / what happens when i don't know how to even try,' the frustration of being misunderstood is palpable. The lines 'take all my ambitions and all my love for life is gone / but did it exist in the first place?' reflect a deep existential crisis, questioning the very essence of one's motivations and desires. This introspective questioning highlights the internal conflict between societal expectations and personal authenticity, making 'Role Model' a poignant exploration of the human condition and the quest for self-acceptance.