People Pops & Fudgesicles for the (S)hit Factory The Arrogant Sons of Bitches

"People Pops & Fudgesicles for the (S)hit Factory" by The Arrogant Sons of Bitches, released in 2002, is a ska-punk anthem that critiques consumer culture and societal apathy. Its energetic brass sections and catchy hooks convey frustration with conformity. The song resonates with youth disillusionment and has influenced the underground punk scene. #SkaPunk

[Verse 1]
I'm sorry that you've all gone soft
Advanced apologies required now for pissing you off?
I'll deny all of this to your face
Quit claiming to be indie rock
Because you aren't independent, and your rock and roll's fucked
I'll get the coffin, you supplied your own hammer

[Chorus 1]
(Please, please, please, please, please)
We'll put a nail in it, I hope the scene can fit
We'll throw it in the pit
As a sacrifice for middle aged men and screaming girls
(Please, please, please, please, please)
Your scene is full of shit, so start killing it
Don't be the hypocrite
The last teary-eyed thrift-store mope star in the world

[Verse 2]
A victim of the latest hoax
The iconoclasts have lied and you're not in on the joke
Prove they're not what they claim to be
Your money, gonna get your money, oh!
Criticize all that I've said
'Cause if I wasn't so pretentious, I'd cash in on the trend
Do lines, double fist pills, and O.D

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