0:00:00.295,0:00:03.522 ♪ (rock music) ♪ 0:00:17.472,0:00:18.932 "They're gonna clean up your looks 0:00:18.932,0:00:20.455 with all the lies in the books 0:00:20.455,0:00:22.001 to make a citizen out of you." 0:00:22.001,0:00:24.692 I am confused and intrigued. 0:00:24.692,0:00:26.564 I think I might know what this is. 0:00:26.564,0:00:29.380 It's My Chemical Romance: Teenagers. 0:00:29.380,0:00:30.729 They tryin' to clean you 0:00:30.729,0:00:32.237 and tryin' to make you proper, 0:00:32.237,0:00:34.106 but, nah, you're not about that. 0:00:34.106,0:00:37.870 The person, right, is an outcast [br]or almost a rebel 0:00:37.870,0:00:41.752 and they're gonna make them [br]into a cookie-cutter type of person. 0:00:41.752,0:00:44.545 He or she probably was dressed [br]like a rebel or something 0:00:44.545,0:00:46.842 that doesn't match society, [br]so they're gonna make her look 0:00:46.842,0:00:48.770 something that society would be okay with. 0:00:48.771,0:00:52.634 Sounds like somebody's conforming [br]to the government standard. 0:00:52.634,0:00:55.226 It's already pretty deep[br]from what I can pick up. 0:00:55.226,0:00:57.078 "Because they sleep with a gun 0:00:57.078,0:00:59.241 and keep an eye on you, son, 0:00:59.241,0:01:01.395 so they can watch all the things you do." 0:01:01.395,0:01:03.902 It's kind of reminding [br]me of System of a Down. 0:01:03.902,0:01:04.958 "Keep an eye on you, son." 0:01:04.958,0:01:07.413 I'm assuming they're talking [br]about someone younger. 0:01:07.413,0:01:09.044 "So they can watch all the things you do." 0:01:09.044,0:01:10.903 That kinda reminds me of the NSA. 0:01:10.903,0:01:13.353 I'm pretty sure this talking [br]about America and the government. 0:01:13.353,0:01:15.085 Like Edward watching Bella or something 0:01:15.085,0:01:16.746 when they're sleeping, [br]it sounds that guy's like 0:01:16.746,0:01:19.654 "I'm gonna be watching you, [br]like, all the time!" 0:01:19.654,0:01:22.917 The parents are always, like, [br]watching out for their kids 0:01:22.917,0:01:25.449 and making sure they [br]don't go out and do bad stuff... 0:01:25.449,0:01:27.154 (sarcastically) like all teenagers do. 0:01:27.154,0:01:28.546 "Because the drugs never work, 0:01:28.546,0:01:30.021 they're gonna give you a smirk 0:01:30.021,0:01:32.578 'cause they've got methods [br]of keeping you clean." 0:01:32.578,0:01:35.929 Thinking of a really dark futuristic thing, 0:01:35.929,0:01:38.411 kind of like 1984, George Orwell. 0:01:38.411,0:01:41.194 It sounds like this person's in rehab 0:01:41.194,0:01:42.961 and the medication [br]they're trying to give you 0:01:42.961,0:01:46.532 to control whatever you have, [br]what they think is wrong with you. 0:01:46.532,0:01:48.872 Prescription drugs make you "better". 0:01:48.872,0:01:50.015 This stuff never works, actually. 0:01:50.015,0:01:52.049 It just makes you more depressed. 0:01:52.049,0:01:53.371 The drugs are the lies. 0:01:53.371,0:01:55.690 Like, they have other ways [br]that they can make sure 0:01:55.690,0:01:58.817 that you don't do anything bad[br]that they don't want you to do. 0:01:58.817,0:02:00.756 "They're gonna rip up your heads, 0:02:00.756,0:02:02.947 your aspirations to shreds, 0:02:02.947,0:02:04.737 another cog in the murder machine." 0:02:04.737,0:02:07.106 You're predestined to be [br]how they want you to be 0:02:07.106,0:02:09.649 and anything you want to be,[br]you should just totally forget about it. 0:02:09.649,0:02:12.263 You go into the machine as, [br]maybe, a happy kid with big dreams 0:02:12.263,0:02:14.296 and come out as a dull person[br]who just works a regular job 0:02:14.296,0:02:14.982 during the day. 0:02:14.982,0:02:17.168 I feel like this is just kind of [br]what society does to you. 0:02:17.168,0:02:20.204 It tries to take away everything [br]that makes you unique and cool 0:02:20.204,0:02:24.668 and interesting so you can fit in[br]and be what society thinks is normal. 0:02:24.668,0:02:25.583 You're a machine. 0:02:25.583,0:02:28.388 You're programmed to do this set of things 0:02:28.388,0:02:30.735 because this path is okay with society. 0:02:30.735,0:02:32.362 "The boys and girls in the clique, 0:02:32.362,0:02:33.909 the awful names that they stick, 0:02:33.909,0:02:35.485 you're never gonna fit in much, kid." 0:02:35.485,0:02:37.552 So this is bullying, [br]when people who different, 0:02:37.552,0:02:39.114 and slapping a label on them. 0:02:39.114,0:02:40.988 This is about how the popular people, 0:02:40.988,0:02:44.391 they're always gonna bully you [br]or tease you for not being like them. 0:02:44.391,0:02:46.917 I don't like this song.[br]It's making me feel sad. 0:02:46.917,0:02:48.301 "But if you're troubled and hurt, 0:02:48.301,0:02:49.752 what you got under your shirt 0:02:49.752,0:02:51.494 will make them pay [br]for the things that they did." 0:02:51.494,0:02:53.263 Now it's taking a darker path, 0:02:53.263,0:02:54.996 so I'm assuming that[br]they're talking about guns, 0:02:54.996,0:02:56.239 like what you've got under your shirt. 0:02:56.239,0:02:58.478 Recently, you know, we have [br]all these school shootings 0:02:58.478,0:03:00.296 of people going crazy 'cause of bullying. 0:03:00.296,0:03:02.348 But this guy's kind of taking [br]it to an extreme. 0:03:02.348,0:03:06.087 Deep down inside, you're gonna far in life 0:03:06.087,0:03:09.162 and you're gonna make [br]the kids that bullied you pay 0:03:09.162,0:03:10.645 and you're gonna make them look like fools. 0:03:10.645,0:03:13.982 "All together now, all teenagers scare [br]the living [bleep] out of me. 0:03:13.982,0:03:16.303 They could care less as long [br]as someone will bleed." 0:03:16.303,0:03:17.792 The person singing this song, 0:03:17.792,0:03:20.944 up to now it's him talking [br]about how all teenagers 0:03:20.944,0:03:25.247 who are cliquey and so conformed scare him. 0:03:25.247,0:03:28.266 He himself is now scared of teenagers,[br]not all of society. 0:03:28.266,0:03:32.101 This is the parents beyond teenagers[br]and how parents 0:03:32.101,0:03:35.707 and the authority figures [br]are just scared of all the rebellion. 0:03:35.707,0:03:41.211 The higher power is actually [br]more scared of you, the teenager, 0:03:41.211,0:03:44.140 than you are of it, [br]therefore they're going to 0:03:44.140,0:03:47.108 try to brainwash you-- they don't care[br]how they do it as long as you bleed. 0:03:47.108,0:03:49.694 "So darken your clothes[br]or strike a violent pose. 0:03:49.694,0:03:51.621 Maybe they'll leave you alone, but not me." 0:03:51.621,0:03:56.996 These feelings are really angsty [br]and really betrayed and upset. 0:03:56.996,0:03:59.992 Are we talking about emo people [br]or depressed people 0:03:59.992,0:04:02.002 or suicidal teenagers? 0:04:02.002,0:04:03.499 Maybe those people that are bullying you 0:04:03.499,0:04:05.170 will leave you alone, but not me. 0:04:05.170,0:04:09.150 Maybe the singer's trying [br]to help these teenagers get past it. 0:04:09.150,0:04:10.968 So they're gonna leave you alone [br]'cause, guess what, 0:04:10.968,0:04:14.903 people are gonna forget about you,[br]but the singer, he cares. 0:04:14.903,0:04:17.395 He's gonna reach out to that person[br]and help 'em out. 0:04:17.395,0:04:20.308 At one point I thought it was [br]the government, or the people, 0:04:20.308,0:04:22.980 the teenagers-- this the most [br]confusing song of all time, dude. 0:04:26.130,0:04:27.177 (Finebros) What's this song about? 0:04:27.177,0:04:29.687 How, as a teenager, [br]you should react to bullying. 0:04:29.687,0:04:32.257 School shootings and violence and stuff. 0:04:32.257,0:04:35.982 Someone who puts a façade [br]of being tough and mean, 0:04:35.982,0:04:38.504 but in reality they need help. 0:04:38.504,0:04:43.394 A higher power attempting [br]to brainwash teenagers 0:04:43.394,0:04:45.517 and other people that may [br]seem like a threat 0:04:45.517,0:04:47.122 to their order of the world. 0:04:47.122,0:04:52.012 Authority and society [br]aren't letting teenagers 0:04:52.012,0:04:54.043 make their own decisions for themselves. 0:04:54.043,0:04:56.356 (Finebros) The artists states [br]that this song is a commentary 0:04:56.356,0:04:59.542 on kids being viewed as meat[br]by the government and by society. 0:04:59.542,0:05:01.243 As meat? That doesn't surprise me. 0:05:01.243,0:05:05.112 It conforming teenagers [br]to be the new model of citizens. 0:05:05.112,0:05:08.013 Kids are looked at as-- [br]I wouldn't say meat, 0:05:08.013,0:05:12.422 but blank disks that you can [br]download all your information on. 0:05:12.422,0:05:14.147 We're gonna get these kids.[br]We've got them. 0:05:14.147,0:05:15.684 We're gonna put them through the machine, 0:05:15.684,0:05:18.269 make 'em do whatever you want,[br]conform 'em so they can be 0:05:18.269,0:05:20.681 our 9-to-5 workers [br]for the rest of their life. 0:05:20.681,0:05:22.536 You should just be who you are, 0:05:22.536,0:05:24.754 whether you're the coolest kid on the block 0:05:24.754,0:05:27.383 or that nerdy art kid sitting [br]in the back of the room. 0:05:27.383,0:05:31.730 Everyone should just kind of stop [br]trying to mold these kids 0:05:31.730,0:05:34.755 in a way they don't want to be[br]because, in the long run, 0:05:34.755,0:05:38.893 even if they'll be richer or cooler[br]they're not gonna be happier. 0:05:38.893,0:05:41.299 They're like, "Oh, but you're [br]our future generation. 0:05:41.299,0:05:42.989 You're the one who's gonna be innovative." 0:05:42.989,0:05:46.652 But how do we be innovative [br]if we can't think for ourselves? 0:05:46.652,0:05:48.354 (Finebros) So do you know [br]the song's artist and title? 0:05:48.354,0:05:52.329 I don't know![br]Anyone, really. 0:05:52.329,0:05:54.040 I can guess. Eminem? 0:05:54.040,0:05:55.387 Jay-Z? Kanye West? 0:05:55.387,0:05:56.532 It might Nirvana. 0:05:56.532,0:05:59.062 Someone Will Bleed by Nirvana. 0:05:59.062,0:06:00.913 Teenagers. I don't know.[br]Just throwing that out there. 0:06:00.913,0:06:01.772 Don't think that's right. 0:06:01.772,0:06:03.691 Blink 182? Green Day? 0:06:03.691,0:06:04.390 Fall Out Boy. 0:06:04.390,0:06:05.207 Simple Plan? 0:06:05.207,0:06:06.474 My Chemical Romance? 0:06:06.474,0:06:09.329 It's Teenagers by My Chemical Romance. 0:06:09.329,0:06:12.197 (Finebros) It's called Teenagers [br]by My Chemical Romance. 0:06:13.327,0:06:16.211 Yep, that explains a lot. 0:06:16.211,0:06:18.558 Teenagers totally makes [br]sense as a song title. 0:06:18.558,0:06:20.812 (Finebros) It's called Teenagers [br]by My Chemical Romance. 0:06:20.812,0:06:22.160 (gasps) Oh, it's My Chem-- 0:06:22.160,0:06:23.079 (groans) 0:06:23.079,0:06:24.929 Oh my god.[br]I was way off. 0:06:24.929,0:06:26.899 I listened to their stuff [br]in elementary school 0:06:26.899,0:06:28.336 and they would be talking [br]about stuff like this. 0:06:28.336,0:06:30.741 I was never a big My Chemical Romance fan. 0:06:30.741,0:06:31.935 I can appreciate their music. 0:06:31.935,0:06:33.505 I've never heard this song though. 0:06:33.505,0:06:36.317 I've never actually thought [br]about this song. 0:06:36.317,0:06:39.024 I just know it's catchy.[br]I never analyzed it. 0:06:39.024,0:06:42.015 Thanks for watching us break down [br]Teenagers on the React channel. 0:06:42.015,0:06:44.483 Subscribe, everybody.[br]New shows every week! 0:06:44.483,0:06:46.784 Comment what song you [br]want us to break down next. 0:06:46.784,0:06:48.528 See you guys.[br]And, remember, be yourself. 0:06:48.528,0:06:52.352 ♪ (rock music) ♪