Under the Lemon Demon name, Neil has released seven full length albums and two EPs. Neil is also known for being the creator of a genre of Flash animation called "Animutation" which is characterized by unpredictable montages of pop-culture images set to music, often in a language foreign to the intended viewers. He is also known from his YouTube channel, 'NeilCicierega', most famous for his Potter Puppet Pals series.
what's in the toaster
Lemon Demon Lyrics
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You can see it but it's bathed in Ambiguous Red Light.
At what point does bread become toast?
Should you hit the lever? It's been a while.
The lyrics of Lemon Demon's song, "What's in the Toaster," revolve around the sense of uncertainty and doubt over the process of toasting bread. The song debunks the clarity of the toasting process as it is bathed in ambiguous red light, and the singer is unable to differentiate between bread and toast. The lines "At what point does bread become toast?" highlight the vagueness of toasting and the inability to identify the point at which bread receives its perfectly browned texture.
The song's lyrics also depict the hesitation and doubt that comes with toasting bread, with the line "Should you hit the lever? It's been a while" expressing the fear of toasting bread to the point of burning it. However, the final line of the song, "No, in the end, you just have to trust the machine," represents the acceptance of the uncertainty inherent in the toasting process.
Overall, "What's in the Toaster" presents a metaphoric representation of the doubts and hesitations we reserve for everyday decisions. The song asks us to trust the process and let it run its course, even in the face of uncertainty.
Line by Line Meaning
You don't know if it's bread or toast.
It's unclear whether the item in the toaster has fully transitioned from bread to toast.
You can see it but it's bathed in Ambiguous Red Light.
The item is visible in the toaster, but the red light makes it difficult to determine its exact state of readiness.
At what point does bread become toast?
The toaster's transformation of bread into toast is a gradual process, and it's unclear when exactly it reaches the endpoint.
Should you hit the lever? It's been a while.
Since it's been a while since the bread was put into the toaster, the question arises whether it's time to trigger the lever and retrieve the toast.
No, in the end, you just have to trust the machine.
Ultimately, despite any uncertainty, we must trust in the toaster's ability to turn bread into toast and wait for it to complete its job.
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@rebbekahcannons9805
Combine this with Jack Stauber's Bread and you have a whole heap of existential questioning to do.
@amtrakfan9125
rebbekah cannons Hey! Another Jack fan.
@Zulf85
And the vocaloid classic "Creepy Toast" as the incomprehensible sequel
@rikk5196
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@RayliaStiles
Thank you I needed a companion for meditative thought. Music is my guide so I appreciate it. ☆♡☆♡☆
@official_hats
Favorite song produced by Neil honestly
@explodamite2
I like Lemon Demon (song) ngl
@Maddie-qc1ui
this makes me feel like im going to die in 3 days
@inactive3597
same
@esquilo_atomico
same