Blow my brains out - Tikkle Me [Lyrics]

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Song: Blow my brains out by Tikkle Me

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[rymaiCooking]

I get the message of this song, basically, it’s saying the privilege should try to walk a mile in their shoes, and the chorus relates to the title. They want to blow their brains out so they can live an unaware and carefree life, but their brain makes them aware of the problems of the world. The chorus also is about how they envy the life of a privileged person who doesn’t have to deal with real-world problems. And the savior part is about how it’s almost impossible to convince an ignorant person to be more aware and open-minded, so the world needs someone to make a change for the progression of the world. Also, about how privileged people have to deal with criticism (maybe homophobia, or racism) and the creator wants to make the privileged more aware too. This is my favorite song not only because of the music but because of the message.

[centipede]

Choose your fighter:
Blow My Brains Out - Tikkle Me
Body - Mother Mother
Modify - Lemon Demon
Body Terror Song - AJJ

[XxgoodtimeswithaimseyyyxX]

To the people who think being mature at a younger age is better, its not. You start to realize how much the world is unfair. You realize how much youve actually been through. How its simply not fair. Sure, youre responsible. But what youre responsible for isnt always what you should be responsible for because your 'smarter'.

Edit: Also, feel free to vent in the replies. We all have some thing to talk about, so dont be shy and join our therapy session :). Have a nice day/afternoon/night.

[slowplusreverbed]

the melody has such a strange nostalgic tune

[maiajf]

I feel like this song is very personal to me. As I grew up I slowly got less and less happy because I felt like my family was making me more aware of the pain I would face in the future and how cruel the real world is. I always hated being mature at a young age.


:(

[LtusBlm]

This song’s lyrics describe my life perfectly. To me, it’s lyrics seem to be about being self-aware, overthinking, and struggling to fit in, which I haven’t heard many songs talk about.

[erenstastymom]

“lucky is he who lives unaware, who doesnt get bothered by those who dont care” I relate to this so much.

[moonyasnow]

My mom is friends with one of the Tikkle Me bandmembers, so I basically grew up hearing this song playing at home. I remember going to a restaurant they were playing at once as a child, and then another live music thing when I was a little older, and said friend would come visit and have dinner with us sometimes.
So it feels kinda strange for me that this band is famous, since I just think of them as 'mom's friend's band' and merch t-shirts from them were such a normal part of my mom and her wife's wardrobe growing up that I get nostalgic when I see the logo with the woman dressed in 1700s French Fashion now.
Them being famous feels kinda like something small and niche you liked suddenly exploding in popularity. But I'm really happy for them :)
Though I think they split up a few years ago, sadly

[mirror]

God this is so general yet specific in the most perfect way. It somehow embodies gender dysphoria, political ideals, sexualities, race, gifted kid burnout (like HOW) and even family traumas. The want to live in a body that will be loved and accepted alone embodies most of these elements. This is wonderful and heartwrenching

[emhughes]

I know this song doesn’t mean it like this, but when I hear it it reminds me of growing up with ptsd, like when I was growing up I just wanted to be a different person and a different body/mind, and I keep hearing the verse “all just because I have some brain” it reminds me of when I felt like my brain wasn’t even mine and I was just holding onto it because of all those blurry memories, but lol I just really like the song

[bunnyrabbitjey]

sometimes i wish i could lend you my eyes.

[everwsh]

This song reminds me of my struggles of being autistic.

[-violet-]

as someone who has been bullied for the way they look, specifically their body, this hits hard

[desuhiko]

i love how you can interpret this song in so many ways

[hunny_milk]

This song kinda touches me, because I recently was diagnosed with PTSD, depression, and anxiety, and the line "Lucky is he, who lives unaware" makes me think of a younger me when I was all happy and carefree, and then all my friends who try to comfort me, by saying "it's not that big of a deal." or, "It's alright." or, "Try not to think about it too much." or, "You didn't deserve that trauma, try to forget about it." when really, it's not that easy.

"Unlucky me, who knows way too much.", I know what it's like with these mental illnesses, but all of my friends kind of push it off like it's nothing, "Unlucky me, aware of the pain, all cause' I happen to have some brain!", another thing my friends say is that, "Smarter people tend to process emotion better which is probably why you cry so much, and smarter people also tend to react with bigger emotions which is probably why you have trauma." which I know is probably not true, but the thing is, if I was a smarter person, then why do I struggle with coping?

I think my friends are really trying to be good friends, but just can't understand where I am right now, because they've never really had to deal with having mental illnesses..

Thanks for reading my long rant.

[mssy_frgz]

This song makes me think about my gender dysphoria and my obvious mental problems that my family neglects, as well as the fact I grew up around nothing but adults for a long while, making me understand and see the real world at a young age. "give you my tears" Me being depressed from a young age, giving away all the other body parts is me wishing I had a different body and that I wasnt me. "Lucky is he who is unaware" Being surrounded by kids who dont know.

[darksongoftheshadows]

Are we all gonna take the 'humblebrag' at the end of the chorus at face value and pretend that that's not an actual thing that happens to people or (specifically people being in situations where they have no choice but to acknowledge the bad all around them, while others get the privilege of living unaware)

[hello-vwkx]

This song is what it feels like to be "mature for your age."

[doingurmomrn]

0:52 you're welcome uwu

Edit: this is the most embarrassing thing I’ve ever made why does it have 730 likes

[gersonandrescuevaspierola]

Isn't it "lucky is she"?