Untouchable
YTCracker Lyrics


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The only way to level 20 is ascension.
Addicted to the internet,
Yeah I need an intervention.
Displace any class or race,
Scorch ports with my digital mace.
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Overall Meaning

In YTCracker's song Untouchable, the lyrics "the only way to level 20 is ascension" suggest the idea of reaching a higher state or level through evolution or spiritual enlightenment. This is a common theme in various cultures and religions, and the reference to "level 20" implies that there are different stages of progress in one's journey. The line "addicted to the internet, yeah I need an intervention" suggests a negative addiction to technology and the need for help in overcoming it. The subsequent line, "displace any class or race, scorch ports with my digital mace" could be interpreted as a powerful ego that transcends social constructs such as class and race, and instead focuses on exerting dominance through the use of technology (scorching ports with a digital mace).


Taken as a whole, the song touches on themes of power, progress, and addiction within the digital age. It speaks to the idea of using technology as a means of self-improvement and growth, but also acknowledges the potential pitfalls and negative consequences of doing so. It's a complex and thought-provoking piece that offers insight into the modern human experience.


Line by Line Meaning

The only way to level 20 is ascension.
If I want to reach the highest level, I have to ascend.


Addicted to the internet,
My addiction is the internet,


Yeah I need an intervention.
I require an intervention to overcome my addiction.


Displace any class or race,
I can beat any gamer, no matter their class or race,


Scorch ports with my digital mace.
My skills are so advanced, I defeat my opponents with ease.




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