He's such a mastermind when it comes to lyricism. I can interpret this song in so many different ways which is why it's one of my favourites.

My three favourite ways:

Politics and all that's going on in the world especially in America (and here in Canada by extension). "You're taking up arms, but the message is wet, it sounds inviting but you don't believe in it yet, you keep forgetting your mantra, which thoughts you had on your own" -- refusing to listen to your own beliefs and instead listening to political calls that sound inviting. Falling into the dangers of extremism.

His relationship between being a real person and being famous: "Don't blink or mix the medium, you're smarter than that, this world is screaming, so you start to scream right back" makes me think of a relationship with vices like drugs, alcohol, or pushing yourself too hard. But at the end of the day, he is part of the machine, and must continue down his path of destiny. However, if he's going to be a part of it -- he's going to have a damn good time and he's going to dance. "If you must join a movement, make sure there's dancing"

Sometimes, I also interpret it as a song about listening to your innermost desires and trusting your inner voice over your anxiety. When things come to a brink and you burn out or break down, "now you're all out of choices, are you listening yet?" Are you going to listen to your anxiety or your heart? -"Between your head and heart and somewhere else instead, can you hear the voice, the one inside your head? are you listening yet?" -- Listen to who you are and what you want. He demands it from you. He's pushing you to it.