Marcus Aurelius Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago ROAD HOUSE by the DOORS sounds right for us geriatric boomers Quote
CSBill Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 21 hours ago, JPL7 said: How about we stop playing it anyway, due to the fact it’s not a positive song to begin with?! Do ppl not realize it’s a song about being freaking cheated on?!? Just because it’s got a poppy beat, doesn’t mean it’s a cheery song, nor is it a football anthem. it’s actually a depressing song lyrically. I know nothing about the song so I did some Google Gemini research: “Mr. Brightside" by The Killers is a true story about lead singer Brandon Flowers discovering his girlfriend cheating at a Las Vegas bar when he was 19, leading to an imagined scene of betrayal and intense jealousy. The "Mr. Brightside" persona is the narrator's ironic attempt to stay positive amidst crippling heartbreak and rage, symbolized by the repeated "I never" at the song's end. The lyrics depict his internal struggle, fueled by jealousy, which makes him feel trapped and tormented by sick lullabies in his mind. Overall Meaning: The song captures the raw experience of discovering infidelity and the debilitating, obsessive nature of jealousy. The title, "Mr. Brightside," is a poignant and ironic nickname for the narrator, who is desperately trying to stay optimistic and put on a brave face despite the devastating pain and rage he feels. The song's upbeat melody contrasts with its dark and melancholic subject matter, reflecting the cathartic release found in the shared experience of heartbreak. So there you have it. It’s a terrible song with a fully depressing origin and message. A guess it perfectly suits a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan. But a pump up song? Really? The only thing more depressing than the origin and lyric's of the song, is hearing it. 1 1 Quote
machine gun kelly Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago On 10/6/2025 at 12:58 AM, Simon said: Agreed Guys, I agree that song should only happen with a decided win, or winning with maybe 30 seconds left in the game and a two score lead. We look stupid by playing it prematurely. I didn’t notice it, but that was a big mistake. Quote
Chandler#81 Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago I’ve been saying this since Knox got married 🤦♂️ Quote
SirAndrew Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Brightside needed to be retired after the CMAC show in Canandaigua sold out mostly because of the Bills, but the guys who love the song didn’t even show up. It was fun while it lasted, move on for good karma. Quote
Captain Caveman Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) Never made sense to me while we're playing this weird song about getting Cuckolded. We should switch to Black Betty by Ram Jam Edited 2 hours ago by Captain Caveman Quote
Mikie2times Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 4 hours ago, CSBill said: I know nothing about the song so I did some Google Gemini research: “Mr. Brightside" by The Killers is a true story about lead singer Brandon Flowers discovering his girlfriend cheating at a Las Vegas bar when he was 19, leading to an imagined scene of betrayal and intense jealousy. The "Mr. Brightside" persona is the narrator's ironic attempt to stay positive amidst crippling heartbreak and rage, symbolized by the repeated "I never" at the song's end. The lyrics depict his internal struggle, fueled by jealousy, which makes him feel trapped and tormented by sick lullabies in his mind. Overall Meaning: The song captures the raw experience of discovering infidelity and the debilitating, obsessive nature of jealousy. The title, "Mr. Brightside," is a poignant and ironic nickname for the narrator, who is desperately trying to stay optimistic and put on a brave face despite the devastating pain and rage he feels. The song's upbeat melody contrasts with its dark and melancholic subject matter, reflecting the cathartic release found in the shared experience of heartbreak. So there you have it. It’s a terrible song with a fully depressing origin and message. A guess it perfectly suits a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan. But a pump up song? Really? The only thing more depressing than the origin and lyric's of the song, is hearing it. Ya, I have no clue here. I like everything from the Doors to Dr Dre, and The Killers as well, but I don't get "pumped up" listening to any of the songs they have. Solid music, but just not a football song. I don't get it, never have. Quote
JP51 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago I am baffled by this song too... but, the players and the stadium seems to like it... Kinda like in Pitt... they play Renegade it just becomes a thing... So, i really dont care one way or the other... just win... if the players like it.. then awesome... Quote
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