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twenty one pilots Lyrics

“We don’t believe what’s on TV” is a song by the American music duo Twenty One Pilots, written by Tyler Joseph. The acoustic version of this song was released in 2015, as part of the deluxe edition of their fourth album, “Blurryface”. The song addresses the idea of fabricated realities through media and how it alters our perception to the point where real life becomes uninteresting. The song has a slow, melancholic feeling, which addresses these themes.

The first verse talks about how media shows us exactly what we want to see, but that the things we want to see are never really the truth. This creates a generation of people who find it difficult to trust and believe in anything. They are also forced to kill their dreams, in order to conform to society's standards.

The chorus discovers the value of someone who is willing to stick around even when things start to fail. The singer finds comfort in the fact that their dignity and self-esteem will not be compromised even if he does not fulfill his dreams. It also touches on materialism and how an individual in love with another can have productive results.

The second verse explores how failure can bring about change and realization of one's limited time. It explores the idea of a person who has to change their outlook on life after a dream they have held for years is no longer achievable. It poses questions of whether the dream was wrong in the first place and what the consequences of the failure will be.

Overall, “We don’t believe what’s on TV” highlights the importance of genuine connection in a world that is becoming increasingly virtual, and how it can help individuals persevere through the toughest of times.