Three Days Grace: I Hate Everything About You Meaning
Song Released: 2003
I Hate Everything About You Lyrics
After every hit we take
Every feeling that I get
But I haven’t missed you yet
Every roommate kept awake
By every sigh and scream we make
All the feelings that I get
But I still don't miss you yet
Only when I...
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#1 top rated interpretation:The song is about Adam(Lead singer)'s encounters with drug addiction and abuse. Being the lyrical genius that he is, he cleverly makes it seem like the song is about a bad breakup to attract the common crowd but a closer look at the lyrics reveals that it has nothing to do at all with a girl. Whenever Adam uses a word like "we"("Every time we lie awake, After every hit we take"), it's because he's showing how he and the drugs have almost become one united being. Adam's bouts with drug addiction are referenced and the meaning of many of the bands songs like "Animal I Have Become", "World So Cold", "Break" and Over and Over(which is written similarly to this song making it sound like a girl he's writing about). Adam has been damaged so much by the drugs that he has had to leave the band on their current tour for medical help and has had to leave before for rehabbing.
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#2 top rated interpretation:I understand this song can be interpreted as a break up or a drug addiction, but there isn’t a write or wrong answer. However the listener views the song is theirs and theirs alone. For me I never really felt a connection to this song until I thought, what if, “I hate everything about you”, was the singer not saying that about a break up, nor drug addiction, but instead at themselves? There are people who look at themselves and ‘hate’ who the are, what they are, what they have done, etc, however, still wonder why they ‘love’ themselves at the same time. That’s just how I relate to the song as if I’m looking at a mirror of myself and all I’m saying is that’s how I see this song for its greatness. Love Three Days Grace and will always love them.
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#3 top rated interpretation:Actually, the band explains the meaning behind this song on their website. Basically, it's about how you hate something, but at the same time you keep coming back to it, and letting it take over you, whether it's drugs, or a relationship, or whatever.
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The song is very obviously about some sort of drug, but I think it's about crystal meth.
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This seems either like he's addicted to crystal meth or he has lost a loved one (exgirl), the We part makes it seem obvious but not in which way it's going, @ThreeDaysGrace, drugs or breakup?
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I think the song is about hungry hungry hippos
I mean I so hated to lose the game but so loved to win it !!!! I loved watching my stupid ass friends sigh and scream and cry every time I barreled through those god damn marbles I mean with every hit on the back of that purple son of a bitch I wasn’t even thinking about how much those lil Whiney ass bastards had no clue that this fat purple bitch was just as hungry as I was and once I finished them all off they were never going to know that I also ate every fukn bomb pop in the god damn freezer.
Hate me …love me…. WHO fukn cares right
I mean I hated everyone of those cork suckers -
The artist has told the meaning of this song in an interview. Adam states; "The song is pretty blunt you know? It's to the point. It's about realizing there's something in your life your wasting time on. I think everybody, even in this band and a lot of other people have felt that way before at one point or another in their life. Whether it's a person, a relationship whatever it is your just wasting time on it. The song is a realization of that."
Source:
https://web.archive.org/web/20090116054817/http://www.floridaentertainmentscene.com/music/artists/three_days_grace/interview.htm -
this song got me through some really dark times. The way i see it, it's about hating someone you love. I mean I sing it when I'm in my room alone and I'm raging about DDLC Yuri. Mostly because of some video i watched, It was some wanna be sex video. And deep down inside, I've hated that character ever since. I know that most DDLC fans might think that I've got no idea what I'm talking about. I want to ask you, have you ever seen that character's chest, it's big, and well She Is no strqanger to rule 34 nonesense. But When I see her, I play that song to remind me of all the hell I went through because of HER! thanks for your time.
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I think this is about Adam singing to someone who broke him but yet he goes back for another try but everytime it fails
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It's obvious that this song is about, whatever the listener wants it to be about. There is room for listener interpretation, especially since the artist at no time mentions anything about a significant other or any substance being used or abused.
You all try to put way too much into it. Just enjoy the song for what it is that it reminds 'you' the individual of. -
It’s obvi about a break up . He sounds like he’s in a toxic relationship and he’s trying to get out but he can’t cause he’s still hooked on the girl
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Hmm
Maybe the girl/guy that the specific person really love are both heartbroken and disappointed with each other.
And the person just can't move on. -
This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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The song is most def about crystal meth.
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I feel like it is about the artists use of drugs and how they hate the way it feels afterward but you just can't stop it
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So let me get this straight. None of you grasp the concept of art? This song may have been written about a relationship with a girl/drug/anything! You guys are getting so specific about what YOU think it's about lol forgetting to realize that they're your problems, not the songwriter's. And to the guy who keeps saying that there is no way it can he about drugs because it's an inanimate object-- you are an idiot. Music lyrics/poetry/creative writing breaks the rules of 'literal meanings'. They arenter writing English papers, songs titled about Martians can be about dogs. (Death oh a martian-red hot chili peppers)
Also, don't look at the music video to figure out what a song is about you fools. Music videos are almost always an idea/conecept/theme COMPLETELY separate from the song. Obviously we have a bunch of fucking idiots here, I'm shocked how many comments made me fucking punch my own forehead. I guess you listen to three days grace, so it's expected that you're all stunted in the cerebral cortex -
It is so obvious that the song is about a person. "every sigh and scream we make" is referring to making love. and things such as drugs cannot love or hate back, the song says, "i hate you. you hate me. i hate you. you love me" inanimate objects cannot and will never have feelings, therefore it is about another person. It is simple logic and using your brains. yes the song COULD be about a person, or it could be just a song, that someone came up with that would be catchy, sell records, and make the artists and record label money. people look into these things way too much. seriously, give it a rest people.
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That makes me think of a parent who could be violent, Abusive,...... And destroy their kid, and the kids cannot totally hate him because that´s still his father/mother and he suffers. Obviously, i think the interpretation depends of your story, when you listen to it, you think to one particular person or maybe thing that you know, like me for violent parent, so everyone is right and wrong at the same time ;)
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