Joss Whedon is a writer, director, executive producer, & creator of several… Read Full Bio ↴Joss Whedon is a writer, director, executive producer, & creator of several television series, most famously Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, and Dollhouse. In film he wrote and directed 2005's Serenity, based on his television series Firefly, he co-wrote and produced 2012's The Cabin in the Woods, and wrote and directed 2012's Marvel's The Avengers, the third highest-grossing film of all time. Additionally he has written 2 musicals. One an episode of Buffy, "Once more with feeling" and the other a web release "Dr. Horribles sing-along blog". Many of Whedon's projects, as well as Whedon himself, enjoy a cult status.

He was educated at Winchester College in England and received a film degree from Wesleyan University in 1987.

The Mustard
Joss Whedon Lyrics

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Man:
They got, the mustard, out

Crowd:
They got the mustard out

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Joss Whedon's song "The Mustard" seems simple at first glance, but under the surface, there is a deeper meaning to the song. The mustard here could be referring to a problem or an obstacle that the man and the crowd had to overcome, and they successfully managed to resolve the issue. The use of the phrase "they got the mustard out" suggests that the man and the crowd worked together to solve the problem.

Joss Whedon is known for his storytelling and ability to create compelling characters in his TV shows and movies. With this song, he may be portraying the idea of community and how working together can lead to progress. It could also be a metaphor for larger issues such as social justice and equality.

Overall, the lyrics of "The Mustard" seem simple, but Whedon may be trying to convey a more complex message about the importance of unity and cooperation in society.

Line by Line Meaning

Man:
A male individual speaks up

They got, the mustard, out
The mustard, which was previously causing distress, has been removed

Crowd:
A group of people responds to the man's statement

They got the mustard out
Reiterating that the mustard has been successfully removed from the situation

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