Corporate Deathburger
MDC Lyrics

Ronald laughs as millions starve
The mascot of McDonald's corporation laughs at the suffering of millions of people who are unable to afford basic necessities like food due to poverty and inequality.

And profits forever increase
Despite the widespread poverty and hunger in the world, McDonald's continues to prioritize their profits above all else and seeks to maximize their revenue at all costs.

Your stenching farts as they smile
McDonald's presents a friendly and cheerful public image, but their actions and policies are causing serious harm to people and the environment, while they pretend to be making an effort to please everyone.

They say they try to please
McDonald's claims to be committed to providing quality service and products, but their actual practices show that they prioritize profit over customer satisfaction and ethical concerns.

Plastic chairs and fake shakes
McDonald's uses cheap and low-quality materials and ingredients to reduce their costs and increase their profits, at the expense of their customers' health and comfort.

To help it all go down
The fast-food chain uses marketing strategies and addictive flavors to entice customers to consume their unhealthy products, which are harmful to their health and wellbeing.

Polluting your children with their lies
McDonald's manipulates and misleads children and young people through deceptive advertising and branding, luring them into consuming their unhealthy and addictive products.

And trying to destroy your mind
McDonald's encourages a culture of consumerism and materialism, which can have damaging effects on people's mental health and wellbeing, while promoting products that contribute to the environmental and social problems of the world.

Corporate deathburger, Ronald McDonald
McDonald's is a powerful corporation that operates globally and contributes to many of the world's problems, such as environmental degradation, animal cruelty, and social injustice. Ronald McDonald is the company's mascot that symbolizes their cheerful and friendly image but conceals their destructive practices.

Change from your five
The song calls for consumers to boycott McDonald's and other corporations that prioritize profits over people and the planet, and to choose a different lifestyle and set of values that prioritize sustainability and social responsibility.

Ankles deep in blood
McDonald's and other corporations that exploit resources and people for profit are responsible for widespread environmental destruction and human suffering, which is often invisible and disguised behind their glossy advertising and branding.

Make it your career
The song criticizes the dominant culture of hyper-consumerism and encourages people to find alternative ways of living and working, such as sustainable agriculture, local food systems, and community-based economies.

Sell billions every year
McDonald's and other multinational corporations have enormous economic and political power that enables them to dominate markets, exploit resources and labor, and evade taxes and regulations, while shifting the costs and consequences of their operations onto society and the natural world.

Golden arches and Ronald smiles
McDonald's and other multinational corporations use branding and advertising to create a powerful image of reliability, consistency, and friendliness that appeals to consumers worldwide, while concealing their harmful practices and impact.

Feeding all your grain to cows
McDonald's and other industrial agriculture and food companies contribute to global food insecurity and ecological degradation by using vast amounts of resources and producing unhealthy and unsustainable food products.

Dead children rest in peace
The song refers to the numerous health problems and diseases that are caused or exacerbated by the consumption of fast food, especially in children and young people, who are the main target of McDonald's marketing and branding.

The stench of humans rotting
The song highlights the severe environmental and social impacts of industrial agriculture and food systems, which contribute to soil depletion, water pollution, deforestation, and displacement of indigenous peoples and local communities.

Smells just like fish filet
The song uses irony and humor to criticize the unnatural and unhealthy ingredients used in McDonald's food products and to expose the gap between the company's cheerful branding and the devastating impact of its operations.

Your sign neglects to mention
The song accuses McDonald's of hiding and downplaying the social and environmental costs and consequences of their operations, while emphasizing their supposed benefits and value to consumers and society.

50,000 starved today
The song refers to the global problem of hunger and malnutrition, which affects millions of people worldwide, especially in developing countries, where resources and opportunities are scarce and food prices are volatile and unstable.

Torture camps for cows
The song denounces the cruel and inhumane treatment of animals in industrial agriculture and food systems, which often involves confinement, mutilation, and exploitation, while disregarding their natural needs and welfare.

Slaughter and starvation
The song highlights the paradox of modern food systems, where millions of animals are killed and processed every day, while millions of people go hungry and suffer from malnutrition and poverty, due to unequal distribution and access to resources and opportunities.

From death Corporation
The song refers to the lethal and destructive impact of McDonald's and other corporations that prioritize profit over people and the planet, and the need to shift to more sustainable and equitable systems and practices that promote health, wellbeing, and justice.

You say you're Christians but you're a fake
The song criticizes the hypocrisy and double standards of people and institutions that claim to follow ethical and religious principles, but act in ways that contradict those values and contribute to social and environmental harm and injustice.

Multinationals on the take
The song exposes the corrupt and illegitimate practices of multinational corporations that use their economic and political power to influence and control governments, institutions, and societies, in order to maximize their profits and interests, while disregarding social and environmental concerns and human rights.

Starving children deserve a break today
The song highlights the irony and unfairness of a world that produces enough food to feed everyone, but fails to distribute and allocate resources and opportunities in a just and equitable way, leading to widespread poverty, hunger, and suffering, especially among children and vulnerable populations.