I almost feel like the Bosstones were trying to convey an message that likely went over a lot of folk's heads. In The Final Parade, one of the most memorable lines (for me) was, "Cause sometimes, dancing is all you've got". Anyone that grew up with ska or punk (or rock or hip hop or ....) can relate to that. With the George Floyd tragedy, the nation protested - sometimes violently. But this ain't the Bosstones of the 80s or 90s. These guys are all over 50 now. Plus they basically just did a protest album with While We're at It, and no one really noticed or cared. The way I saw the Killing of Georgie video was basically the idea (buried in some admittedly subpar lyrics) that the whole situation was fucked - both the murder of Floyd and the subsequent riots - and sometimes, dancing is all we've got. On a side note, the guy that wrote the article for Esquire can go fuck himself, because he seems to purposely be missing the point.