Fatboy Slim: Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat Meaning

1. anonymous

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   Jun 24th 2019 !⃝

   How about this: this guy is high as fuck, done.
2. anonymous

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   Jun 23rd 2015 !⃝

   The song is beardyman describing the random stuff he saw during an acid trip. Y'all are way overthinking this lol
3. anonymous

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   Jan 15th 2015 !⃝

   it's just an acid trip heuehuehuhe
4. anonymous

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   Mar 3rd 2014 !⃝

   Anonymous,
   thank you for your reply. After reading through your reply, i can easily see you have little knowledge on interpretation of poetic music. In saying that cars are authourities and saying that they destroy freedom is possibly one of the worst statements i have ever heard. The car, which gives the driver freedom to drive wherever possible(espeicially 4x4, is one of the most advanced mechanics that grant many freedom. Just as the little german boy needed freedom from his islamic father, the car has granted him the power in the form of eating,sleeping, raveing and repeating. In saying this, it is clearly seen you have the brain capacity of a potato.
5. anonymous

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   Mar 3rd 2014 !⃝

   Anonymous.
   
   your tale of the islamic German boy is somewhat entertaining, i'll give you that. But it is only that, as no words of it speak any truth. Islam is the relgion of peace, not of party, the sheer fact that his father would instruct an endless cycle of partying is pure insanity in it self. I would like to add that Germans are known for cars, the police in the song also drive cars, the German boy is a representation of the authorities, therefore not making him the central character as you say he is. The German boy is the representation of another cycyle of the human condition, one of control and rules. I think that you have over looked the importance of the symoblism of the car. The car is the weapon that destroys our freedom, putting on this conveyor belt loop.
   
   Please respond, I would like to be entertained by another one of your mis-interpratations.
6. anonymous

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   Mar 3rd 2014 !⃝

   hello anonymous,
   i am writing in response to your interpretation to eat,sleep, rave repeat and i here to confirm that your interpretation is wrong. When closely listening to each word and sentence throughout the song. It can be clearly examined that in fact it is about alittle german boy, living in Germany. Throughout his life, this little boy was instructed to party via his islamic parents. His Islamic father, Mohammad, tells the little german boy that he must eat, sleep, rave and then repeat to forful the meaning of himself, and possibly life. The little German boy, not questinoning his father begins his new life in the form of eating, sleeping, raving and repeating and thus finding no t only his little german self, but also finding the true meaning of how the machines can work without the dianogsis of paradelobiologicalism.
7. anonymous

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   Mar 3rd 2014 !⃝

   It touches on the human condition, eating and sleeping is the most primative of all human actions. By drawing on this ole fat has shown what happens on this continues loop of eating sleeping. By adding the rave in to the cycle it adds the external, non-human side of the person. By raving we are almost breaking the cycle, excepet we are still repeating, proving that the cycle can not be broken even when we add our on stages. The human condition is one of repetiveness. I like da dubsteps aswell

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