Bootleg
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Bootleg
I don't need your help




Overall Meaning

In the song "Bootleg" by Death Grips, the lyrics "I don't need your help" may be interpreted as the artist's assertion of his independence and resistance to influence or guidance from others. This is a common theme in many Death Grips songs, as the group is known for their non-conformist attitudes and avant-garde approach to music. The lyrics suggest a sense of defiance, as if pushing back against societal norms and expectations for conformity. This is further emphasized by the aggressive, industrial sound of the music, which creates a sense of chaos and tension that supports the rebellious themes of the lyrics. Overall, the song Bootleg can be seen as a celebration of individuality and a rejection of societal constraints.


Additionally, the opening lines of the song, "I'm a fish out of water, a fish on my own," can be interpreted in multiple ways. On one hand, it may suggest a feeling of isolation or alienation from others. Alternatively, it could represent the artist's rejection of the status quo and his willingness to pursue a unique path, even if it requires taking risks or going against the grain. The fish imagery adds a surreal, dreamlike quality to the lyrics that is characteristic of much of Death Grips' work.


Line by Line Meaning

Bootleg
This is the title of the song.


I don't need your help
I am self-sufficient and do not require your assistance.




Lyrics © WARP MUSIC LIMITED
Written by: ANDREW MORIN, STEFAN CORBIN BURNETT, ZACHARY CHARLES HILL

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KingThrillgore

I feel like you can see an improvement in Zach's ability to use Blender the deeper into the playlist you get

Random Some Guy

Would've thought Andy was doing this all?

Drew

@Random Some Guy seems like a very Zach thing to do. he likes doing weird art.

Random Some Guy

@Drew very fair point

Altrostar

i never even hear zach in all the death grips tracks

Swagger Dagger

ralseixcorner is that actually zach? Damn
You got like a source or something?

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John A

Government plates is the album that you skip after listening to a few seconds of one track because you think it's boring but then you keep listening to it after a while because you've practically heard the entire discography except for that album and you realize it's one of the most underrated pieces of art produced in the 21st century

Bingus Dingus

Government Plates is the most noided album ever made.

snitch

This is exactly what happened with me

TGwC

average government plates experience

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