A concept album from Metallica that is full fledged Luciferian, and not shy about it. It stinks of so much symbolism, one doesn't even need to listen to it to understand its propagandised nature. They had to release it in April (4th month) on the 14th day, the #144 being the gematria calculation for Light in Ancient Hebrew, also associated with Christ's return and Kingdom, to top it off. My guess is that this is their propositional Reawakening and Rebirth through their former series of Life (Loads) Suffering (St. Anger) Death (Magnetic), and Destruction (Hard-Wired). July 2nd (7/2) is when...

A concept album from Metallica that is full fledged Luciferian, and not shy about it. It stinks of so much symbolism, one doesn't even need to listen to it to understand its propagandised nature. They had to release it in April (4th month) on the 14th day, the #144 being the gematria calculation for Light in Ancient Hebrew, also associated with Christ's return and Kingdom, to top it off. My guess is that this is their propositional Reawakening and Rebirth through their former series of Life (Loads) Suffering (St. Anger) Death (Magnetic), and Destruction (Hard-Wired). July 2nd (7/2) is when the Continental Congress voted for Independence, ending the rule of a Crown and its parliament over a new nation. It could be that their next album has to do with the zodiac and Aquarious, possibly.

The point of this song is to mock most friendships. Overall, it expresses his distrust in people. I think reality is harsh and this harsh reality is singing to Kurt's feelings. In Kurt's mind, I think he's feeling the need for a true friend, but then he feels discouraged when his imaginary friend places unfriendly demands on him, so then Kurt longs for the memory of when he believed true friends were easy to find and keep.

The point of this song is to mock most friendships. Overall, it expresses his distrust in people. I think reality is harsh and this harsh reality is singing to Kurt's feelings. In Kurt's mind, I think he's feeling the need for a true friend, but then he feels discouraged when his imaginary friend places unfriendly demands on him, so then Kurt longs for the memory of when he believed true friends were easy to find and keep.

The song describes a true friend but then implies most people fake it because they're users. In the song, the person welcoming you...

The song describes a true friend but then implies most people fake it because they're users. In the song, the person welcoming you as a friend appears to be open minded and generous but then contradicts it all. For example, your schedule should really fit his schedule, and you're just a trend to make him look trendy too, and you'll be kicked to the curb when you no longer serve this purpose. You can be dirty or clean (physically, emotionally or morally), but whatever it is, it needs to be useful to your so called friend. In other words, your value isn't determined by your true character and health, it's determined by what you can accomplish for your so called friend. He also talks about you once being an enemy but now has use for you for some reason; and just in case you suspect he might still harbor resentment and be shady, he swears he doesn't have a gun. Kurt himself had guns and said he wasn't afraid to use it, so he's implying somebody who claims to not have intentions of hurting you can't be trusted because a real friend will just simply be your friend instead of just saying they will be. In other words, earn your trust with your actions, don't buy it with promises. Yet, most people are just empty promises.

I know this is the complete opposite of what most people want to believe about the song. But Kurt was a very sarcastic and cynical person. Courtney Love says he had no real social friends and that he resented most people who considered themselves to be his true friend. He was a very grounded person who thought people didn't value the important things in life (like true friendship) and instead were shallow and often backstabbing. Most of his lyrics are contradicting and ambivalent, which is his way of being sarcastic and expressing his frustration and cynical views on humanity.

This song, like almost all his songs, is so ambivalent you could actually interpret it many ways. I think he does this not only for artistic purposes, but also to give the listener the freedom to feel the way they want to about it. But I think he believes in the cynical interpretation even though he wishes for the non-cynical interpretation.