What do you think Roaring 20s means?

Panic! At The Disco: Roaring 20s Meaning

Tagged:   No tags, suggest one.
Album cover for Roaring 20s album cover

Song Released: 2018


Roaring 20s Lyrics

Broadway is back like a sinkhole
Everyone raced to the suburbs
And I'm on the rooftop with curious strangers, this is the oddest of summers!

Maybe I'll medicate, maybe inebriate
Some situations I get anxious.
Maybe I'll smile a bit, maybe...

  1. 1TOP RATED

    #1 top rated interpretation:
    anonymous
    click a star to vote
    Jul 19th 2018 !⃝

    “Roaring 20s” describes Brendon Urie’s experience playing Charlie Price in the Broadway musical Kinky Boots.

    Urie was “raised on musicals” and found himself infatuated with The Sound of Music and listened to a live record of Les Miserables “religiously”. Before taking the stage himself, Urie experienced Kinky Boots from the audience. Taking in the beautiful message of love and acceptance, he found himself in tears, and happy to be a part of the show in any capacity.

    Though the experience began riddled with anxiety, Urie ultimately conquered his fears and found a family on Broadway.

    Urie references the “roaring 20s,” because

    At thirty years old [I] topped off my twenties by doing Broadway, just like everybody does.

  2. anonymous
    click a star to vote
    Dec 11th 2019 !⃝

    Broadway was big in the 1920’s now there’s not a care in the world and oscars and Amnys and Grammys

    This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
  3. anonymous
    click a star to vote
    Sep 22nd 2018 !⃝

    Brendon is singing about his 'roaring 20s'

  4. anonymous
    click a star to vote
    Jul 23rd 2018 !⃝

    He made references to The Tell-Tale Heart and kinda talked about the craziness from that story.

    This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway

More Panic! At The Disco songs »


 


Latest Articles

 


Submit Your Interpretation

[ want a different song? ]




Just Posted

Live Forever anonymous
Space Oddity anonymous
Remind You anonymous
You've Got A Friend anonymous
Austin anonymous
Bel Air anonymous
Firefly anonymous
My Medicine anonymous
Orphans anonymous
Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) anonymous
A Whole New World (End Title) anonymous
Eyes Closed anonymous
The Phrase That Pays anonymous
Montreal anonymous
Moonlight anonymous

(We won't give out your email)