Korn: Twisted Transistor Meaning
Song Released: 2005
Twisted Transistor Lyrics
Listening to your Twisted Transistor
Hold it between your legs
Turn it up, turn it up
The wind is coming through
Can't get enough
A lonely life, where no one understands you
But don't give up,...
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Alright, you at the top... I would have, WOULD HAVE, believed your story, but..
"Hold it between your legs, turn it up, turn it up"
WHY WOULD SHE HAVE A RADIO AND HOLD IT BETWEEN HER LEGS WHILE TURNING IT UP!?!?
No, if she had free hands to turn the radio up, she would have free hands to hold the radio. And why do you believe, if this was about a radio in between her legs, that it is strictly music-related? As if you were in denial... It's quite possible that she was using the music or bass of vibrations WHILE masturbating. It doesn't have to be strictly music or sex, why can't it be she's having sex and is using music to drown out her moans? Or, hell, using the bass's vibrations as a turn-on. Some people need to be more open-minded when interpreting... -
Its a simple song people its a severely depressed girl who trys using music to make her better but we al know music is depressing and he is telling her don't listen just cause its saying fuck you don't absorb everything its saying what the hells wrong with and she is also using drugs to keep herself calm hence the this won't hurt a bit part
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well the hole thing with the girl is what the song is about but the actual meaning to the song is in the song
"A lonely life, where no one understands you
But don't give up, because the music do
Music do"
its saying that the music will be with you
johnothen davis even said this
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"You know that feeling when you're alone in your room, you feel bad and nothing around you seems to be going well then suddenly when you turn on your radio, you are immediately 'deep in the music'. That's exactly the subject of Twisted Transistor with the lyrics: "A lonely life where no one understands you but don't give up because the music do" -
There is no crazy ass deep meaning to this song! It about life sucks and music will always be there for you!
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Dude I think its About Rape.Think about it Hold it between your legs turn it up turn it up
and your screams a whisper.
as tear fall on your breast your dress VIBRATIONS coming thro your in a mess thats my opinion -
This song is not about happy music power or anything else...If you guys knew korn at least...You would know that Jonathan Davis' songs are all about the dark side of things and sex and controversy... Did you guys know that he sang at a band called SexArt? Well...I cann tell you that's not about how life is great with music -.-
He IS talking about a vibrator and how that can be the only solution to a lonely girl who has been rejected by society, period.
Go search for Korn's songs or even their history first. Might help you guys.. -
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Just use Wikipdeia!
Concept
"You know that feeling when you're alone in your room, you feel bad and nothing around you seems to be going well then suddenly when you turn on your radio, you are immediately 'deep in the music'. That's exactly the subject of Twisted Transistor with the lyrics: "A lonely life where no one understands you but don't give up because the music does". – Jonathan Davis -
It's about feeling alone and listening angry music.
It is NOT about masturbating with vibrators or woofers.
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The song is about a lady masturbating I mean cmon "hold it between your legs" "vibrations coming through" "forever breaching" just listen an you'll see, and the twisted transistor part is the fact that she's using a speaker to masturbate an "turn it up turn it up is saying she turning up the music to make the vibrations bigger this is y the only music video for ts is that one of snoopdog
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Whoever said that all of KoRn's songs are about sex or dirtiness is totally wrong. All KoRn songs have a veneer of perversion to them, but a ton of them have deeper meaning. I'm not sure what this song's about (you guys have all given good interpretations), but I'm sure that if it was supposed to be about jacking off, it would be a lot more obvious.
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This song is about someone who is living her life among people who are so different to her and they don't understand why she is different to them. When they say anaesthetise this bitch it is the other people's answer to the pain she feels just give her anti depressants or whatever. When they say this won't hurt a bit it is like what everybody around you will say to you to make you submit to what they want you to do, just take these pills and you will feel better "it won't hurt a bit"
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