21st Century Living

these are the lyrics to the song 21 century living by matthew good:

Y’know, today I was only asked one question,
and that one question all day,
you know what it was?
“Do you want that supersized?”
Y’know, come to think of it,
I’d like the whole ----ing world supersized.
(Supersized guns!)
Supersized planes,
supersized satellites.
Think about how many more channels you could get with a supersized satellite.
(Supersized sales)
How do you supersize a sale?
How about we supersize third world debt relief?
(Supersize love)
(Supersize honesty)
Supersize government.
Come to think of it…Actually, nah, let’s not supersize the government.
I’d like to supersize death.
Can I have a supersize of death?
I’d like a supersize of death, with a Coke.
Y’know, we need some backup singers;
we’ll have, like, a little jingle.
(It’s alright, sooner or later)
Kinda like that, y’know?
We’ll supersize your song;
really, that’s the goal, isn’t it?
We can supersize the record;
we’ll sell more records!
It’s a supersized record!
That is, after all, our ambition.

Fake lightning flashes over the skyline
A deer in your headlights
So gun it
We’re singing songs about 21st century living
If hate’s in your heart, man
You’ll take what you’re given

Ambition,
ambition is a tricky thing.
It’s like riding a unicycle over a dental floss tightrope over a wilderness of razor blades.
Ambition can backfire.
Ambition means more,
ambition means faster,
ambition means better.
What if you could supersize – can you supersize ambition?
Does that make you ambitious to supersize ambition?
Around here, our ambition hurts more than it helps.
See, around here, our ambition throws a non-perishable item into the donation box at Christmas
and pats itself on the ----ing back because it thinks it’s done something decent.
Yeah, we’re supersizing ambition.
Make no mistake about it.
(It’s alright, sooner or later)
Ambition will televise the revolution,
and it will sell more ----ing commercial spots than the Super Bowl,
the Olympics,
the World Series,
and the tragedY DU JOUR  combined.
We’re supersizing,
we’re supersizing the record,
because we’re ambitious.

interesting, huh? i like that, to me, it doesn't sound preachy at all (i really don't like when books, movies, and music sound preachy. if i wanted preachy, i'd download a sermon.) he's just talking about ambition and obliquely getting his brazen, in-your-face opinion-message across. i like that he kind of tries to shock the listener into paying attention. this is my kind of ... whatever it is.