1. A-TOWN HARDCORE, JUNGLE FEVER OWN IT UP.

NO MORE THAN TWO DESERTS… Read Full Bio ↴1. A-TOWN HARDCORE, JUNGLE FEVER OWN IT UP.

NO MORE THAN TWO DESERTS! MOTHAFUCKA

Jungle Fever played their last concert @ Hardcore 2008, and have now split.

2. Garage/ Pop-punk band from San Diego, California.
2010 - Cryin' Blood 7'' on Windian Records.

3. Oi band from Greece, Athens
Made a Split with Bootstroke

Pop!
Jungle Fever Lyrics

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Plastic people
Plastic lives
Plastic faces
Plastic wives
Plastic cards
Control your life
Plastic cars
Plastic friends

Plastic houses
Plastic men

But we all turn into dirt in the end
Were gonan light a fire and melt your whole world

Overall Meaning

The song Pop! by Jungle Fever highlights the idea of how people are living a plastic life in today's world. The lyricist emphasizes the idea that everything in our lives, including the people and things surrounding us, are all plastic. The use of repetition in the lyrics emphasizes the depth of the idea and forces the listener to pay attention. The repetition emphasizes how everything in our life is fake and does not have any soul or character to it. The emphasis on plastic is a metaphor to represent how everything is superficial while neglecting what is important in life. The lyrics suggest that people are living their lives controlled by the standards of the society, and they are losing their identities along the process. At the end of the song, the lyricist emphasizes that everything, inclusive of people, will turn into dirt, suggesting the insignificance of these superficial things in life.

Line by Line Meaning

Plastic people
People who are fake and insincere.

Plastic lives
Lives that lack genuine meaning and purpose.

Plastic faces
Faces that hide true emotions and feelings.

Plastic wives
Wives who lack real love and affection.

Plastic cards
Credit cards or other forms of consumer debt that control one's life.

Control your life
Having too much debt or consumerism can take away one's freedom and autonomy.

Plastic cars
Cars that are flashy and superficial, rather than practical or eco-friendly.

Plastic friends
Friends who are shallow and only care about appearances and status.

Plastic houses
Houses that are extravagant and unnecessary, rather than functional and comfortable.

Plastic men
Men who lack authenticity and genuine emotions.

But we all turn into dirt in the end
Despite our superficial pursuits, we all share the same fate of death and decay in the end.

Were gonan light a fire and melt your whole world
We will use the power of rebellion and disruption to break through the fake and plastic world that surrounds us.

Contributed by Gabriel A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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