Pierce the Veil: I'd Rather Die Than Be Famous Meaning

I'd Rather Die Than Be Famous Lyrics

Call the police this whole place is gonna burn. Come on holly put the gun down for me. Call the police this whole place is gonna burn you love money and the sex in your veins. Call the police this whole place is gonna burn they're trying to take...

1. anonymous

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   May 19th 2016 !⃝

   This Song is about going to hollywood and reaching fame, but once the person reaches fame they get caught up and get addicted to drugs and alcohol.
2. Bmtbutts913

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   Sep 8th 2014 !⃝

   I believe this song is about rape. "Love me as you lay" and "narcotic sweet talk" suggest that the victim was unconscious, therefore nonconsensual. Also, "leave this girl alone" suggests someone standing up for her after maybe a repeated incident. The lyrics also say something along the lines of jumping off of a balcony just to make it stop. I perceived this as the victim wanting to end her life or the hell she's been put through. Pierce the Veil often writes about traumatic events, and, as tragic as they are, they need to be spread. (Also: it is said that yelling "FIRE!" Is more effective than yelling "RAPE!", hence the "call the police, this place is gonna burn.")
3. anonymous

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   Mar 13th 2014 !⃝

   Vic Fuentes would rather die than be famous
4. anonymous

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   Jan 22nd 2013 !⃝

   Me duhh
   I mean I guess i'm trying to shoot him cause he tells me to put the gun down but haha JK!

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway

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