Nirvana: Rape Me Meaning
Song Released: 1993
Rape Me Lyrics
Rape Me
Rape me
Rape me, my friend
Rape me
Rape me, again
I'm not the only one[4x]
Hate me
Do it and do it again
Waste me
Rape me, my friend
I'm not the only one [4x]
My favorite inside source
I'll kiss your open...
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This song is abvout a guy that rapes a girl then goes to prison for it and gets raped himself.
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Actually in a interveiw kurt's exact words were "it is an anti let me repeat that anti-rape song" he later on said it was a "Just reward for a man who rapes a women violates her and then goes to prison and gets raped there himself"
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I think it is mainly about Kurt Cobain being depressed and he wants people to see the real him as a human being not a celebirity. He is using "rape me" as see me maybe it's what I think.
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Simply put, this song is about someone getting raped, then the rapist going to prison and getting raped themselves. This part is evident from the phrase 'I'm not the only one'. Effectively it is a anti-rape song.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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If you'd like to research it yourself, it IS actually about karma and how a guy raped a girl then went to prison and was raped himself... Kurt's words.
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I don't think any of you really no much about Kurt cobain. Kurt Cobain suffered from depression. Most people who suffer from depression disrespect themselves and consider others better than themselves. This is Kurt Cobain saying that you are better than me and you are allowed to do whatever you want to me. Cobain had an idea of what rapists thought, this was that they were making their mark upon you. He was saying he deserved this; he basically had VERY low self-esteem.
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This song is an ANTI rape song. Kurt Cobain did not mean this literally. It is about how rapists go to jail and are raped there temselves.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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Actually, this song is a first person narrative of a rape victim, provoking her assailant. Kurt Cobain himself said this song was about bad karma - reaping what you sow. I personally think it's a visionary of a song, and leaving the listener to determine whether or not the victim was a man or a woman.
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It's obviously about Kurt feeling depressed and he feels like he's so vunerable so he's saying "Just use me and do what you will" and calls them his "friend" when they really aren't.
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