TB Saga
Tyler Joseph Lyrics

Fast food
The song is about the love for fast food, insisting on how this love is further focused on tacos from Taco Bell.

Greasy
The fast food is greasy, whereas this seems to be a desirable quality in the song as the song talks about how much Tyler Joseph loves Taco Bell's tacos.

Taco
Tacos are the central feature of Tyler Joseph's song. The whole song is dedicated to voicing his appreciation for tacos from Taco Bell.

I love
The song is an expression of how passionate Tyler Joseph is about tacos and how much he loves them.

Nacho bell grande
This is one of the different types of tacos offered at Taco Bell, expressing Tyler Joseph's love for them.

Cheesy gordita
Another type of taco served at Taco Bell, which Tyler Joseph seems to like specifically for the cheese factor.

I like your nachos
Tyler Joseph professes his love for Taco Bell's nachos and how much he enjoys eating them.

Like diarrhea
This expression is a comparison of how much he likes eating at Taco Bell to the types of food that can lead to diarrhea, but still, he loves it nonetheless.

Man I really like
Tyler Joseph emphasizes his love for Taco Bell and how much he enjoys the food they serve.

Taco bell
Tyler Joseph repeats the name 'Taco Bell,' indicating the food chain's importance and the love that he feels for it.

I know I can't
Tyler Joseph mentions that he cannot watch the staff make his food, indicating that he's a little concerned about the preparation of his food in a fast food chain, but his love for Taco Bell's tacos overshadows his concerns.

Watch you make my food
He affirms that he cannot stand and watch his order being prepared by the staff.

Drop it on the floor
Tyler Joseph mentions how he finds it rude when staff drop your Taco Bell order on the floor. This could be another way of expressing his concerns regarding food preparation in a fast food chain.

I think it's rude
This line expresses Tyler Joseph's frustration with how the staff may behave, especially when he has ordered something that he loves.

Here's to the Mexican
Tyler Joseph expresses his admiration for the person from Mexico who is preparing his food and refers to his love for Mexican food.

Who makes me my food (me gusta)
This line can be translated from Spanish as 'I like,' after mentioning the person who prepares his food from a Mexican origin.

How is that I just ate
Tyler Joseph notes the time between when he has just eaten Taco Bell's food and when he suddenly needs to go to the restroom.

Now I have to poop
Tyler Joseph finally admits that the food from Taco Bell ends up making him use the restroom almost immediately after eating.

T-A-C-O B-E double L
This is a section of the song that spells out the Taco Bell name as another expression of his love for the food chain.

The cashier's name is Omar Vizquel
This line seems to be a random reference to the Venezuelan former professional baseball shortstop named Omar Vizquel.

People always persecute me
This line seems to be conveying the idea that Tyler Joseph becomes a target of ridicule and persecution for his undying love for fast food, especially Taco Bell.

But I know they'll die
Despite the ridicule, Tyler Joseph stands by what he believes, even suggesting that some people will die for eating something else, other than Taco Bell's food.

For eating Chipotle
The reference to Chipotle could be another restaurant chain or a restaurant critic, ridiculing the food choices Tyler Joseph makes and his love for Taco Bell.

We walked into the Taco Bell
In this line, Tyler Joseph narrates his experience of walking into Taco Bell to satisfy his Taco cravings.

Because I was craving some crunchy shell
He further emphasizes his love for Taco Bell's 'crunchy shell,' which seems to be an important part of his Taco experience at the fast food chain.

The man behind the counter said oopah (oopah)
The phrase 'Oopah' might be a Spanish word that he heard from the person behind the counter or it could be another random reference that Tyler Joseph mentions in the song.

I was flying as high as a kite
This line could be expressing the feeling of a crazy sugar or food high, resulting from eating a combination of greasy and cheesy fast food from Taco Bell.

And I looked up to my delight
Tyler Joseph was delighted when he looked up and saw a special on the type of Taco he was craving for at Taco Bell.

They were having a special on chalupas
He found out that there was a special on chalupas 'crunchy, puffy taco shells filled with seasoned beef or chicken, cheese, lettuce, and more,' at Taco Bell.

My chalupa
Tyler Joseph emphasizes the Crunchwrap Supreme menu item offered at Taco Bell, consisting of chalupas, hailing it as 'his' chalupa.

And as you know there was a man
This line refers to Jesus and his connection to food. Within Christian mythology, it is believed that Jesus fed people with loaves of bread and fish as a miracle.

Who preached the truth
The reference to Jesus could be because he is associated with truth or he is often preaching about morality and spirituality.

On rock and sand
This reference might allude to one of the stories in the Bible when Jesus is talking about building a house on a rock or sand, symbolizing good or bad foundations for life.

And Jesus won't hold you sins to you
Tyler Joseph mentions that Jesus won't hold one's 'sins' against them, regardless of the type of food they consume or where they buy it.

And we all know he broke the bread
In Christianity, it is well known that Jesus had the miraculous ability to multiply loaves of bread and feed thousands of people with them.

That his favorite food was chalupas
This is a reference to a false rumor that circulated online claiming that Pope Francis' favorite food is chalupas. The rumor was quickly debunked, but it seems Tyler Joseph is using the false rumor to illustrate an idea in his song.

I love this song
Tyler Joseph uses this line to express his love for his own song.

Beef
This line refers to the type of meat commonly used in Taco Bell's tacos, which Tyler Joseph seems to enjoy.

It's a good song
Tyler Joseph takes a moment to reassure himself that he has made a good song expressing his love for Taco Bell and all things greasy and salty.

And Cheese
This line refers to one of the central ingredients of Taco Bell's tacos and expresses Tyler Joseph's love for cheese.

Beef and cheese
Tyler Joseph repeats his love for beef and cheese in Taco Bell's tacos.

Beef and cheese yeah
Tyler Joseph reiterates his love for this combination with greater emphasis.

Beef and cheese in a taco shell yeah
This line refers to the tacos served by Taco Bell and Tyler Joseph's love for them. It highlights the importance of the taco shell as an essential component of a good Taco Belle taco.

Take that it'll make you fat
The song acknowledges that eating fast food like Taco Bell can result in excessive consumption of calories, leading to weight gain.

We got the stuff that'll your booty go
Tyler Joseph is implying that Taco Bell's food can cause digestive problems like diarrhea, which can also be due to the high fat and grease content in the food.

And lettuce
This line refers to another ingredient in Taco Bell's tacos, where Tyler Joseph reminds you that the dish also contains lettuce.

Beef and beef and cheese
Tyler Joseph repeats the combination repeatedly to signify his love for the taste of the Taco Bell's tacos and all the components in it.

Now is the time
Tyler Joseph is ending the song and is concluding the love he has for Taco Bell's tacos.

That we end this song
Tyler is concluding this song and acknowledging that it is all about the love he has for Taco Bell.

Without tacos
The song couldn't exist, and Tyler Joseph couldn't have expressed his love for Taco Bell without its staple food - tacos.

Life would be wrong
Tyler Joseph is emphasizing just how integral Taco Bell and their tacos have become in his life.

Michael was right
This line seems to be some kind of reference, possibly to Michael from the band '5 Seconds of Summer,' whose song Tyler Joseph may have been inspired by to make his own fast-food song.

Tacos are great
Tyler Joseph is repeating that he loves tacos served at Taco Bell even though it may not always be the healthiest choice.

If you're real hungry
Tyler Joseph is implying that when you are very hungry, Taco Bell's menu is the perfect place to satisfy your hunger cravings.

They're open real late
This line emphasizes the convenience of Taco Bell's late-night hours for people that would like something to eat late after work, party or hangouts.

How is it that you could hate
This line is calling out people who may not like Taco Bell's food, and he is questioning how one could hate something he loves so much.

Good old taco bell
This line is a sentimental phrase Tyler Joseph is using to refer to Taco Bell, his beloved food chain.

From above
This line suggests that the love he has for Taco Bell's food can be of divine origin since it's too hard for something human-made to make someone as passionate about it.