Its style is probably more caustic than that of my rendering of Radiohead’s Karma Police, but the purpose behind it is drastically different. However, despite all this, I couldn’t help writing a parody on Supermassive Black Hole. An encounter between two forces of such a caliber invariably leads to powerful experiences in this particular case Bellamy’s relationship with the heroine (most likely an unsuccessful one in fact, I suspect he never even was in a relationship with her, thus the bitter regret in “ How long before you let me go?” implying the imprisonment was solely a matter of his indulging) resulted in a masterpiece a most worthy outcome justifying anything that actually happened between them. Creator) whose nature is to bestow.īoth the man and the woman here are no ordinary folks but people with monstrously huge desires, so the whole world wouldn’t be enough for them. Naturally, it can be matched only with a superstar: a man (i.e. Of course, the supermassive black hole here represents a femme fatale, an unsatisfiable female source, a pure form of egoism whose only essence is to absorb.
But I also really liked the song’s lyrics.ĭespite their overall simplicity (Bellamy is only a natural composer and singer, not a poet), the focal image can hardly go unappreciated by any real man.
For starters, how about one of the most effective base lines, or Matt’s signature falsetto (hit that, baby).
Supermassive Black Hole by MUSE used to be among my favorite songs back when I still respected Matt Bellamy, and there were several reasons for that. MUSE’s “Supermassive Black Hole” Lyrics Explained He knows she's no good for him, but he still gets sucked in by her, hoping that on day the truth will come out and that she'll honestly want him.Even if you are a superstar, there’ll be aĮvery superstar’s sucking on the super acid The second verse is calling her superficial, saying he's a fool for her. She's the black hole nothing can escape her, not even light. The superstar getting sucked into the supermassive black hole represents Matt getting sucked in by this girl. The glacier is melting, reserves are melting, lines are getting blurred, inhibitions drop. Then, he goes onto say "you set my soul alight" which is pretty obvious in meaning.Ī glacier melting in the dead of night/superstar getting sucked into a supermassive black hole are both actions where a victim is undergoing inevitable circumstances. The speaker of the song, I'll just name him as Matt, met a woman under the said "false pretenses." She promised him more than he was going to get and he definitely wants more from her. The first verse is setting the listener up for the situation. General CommentI've liked this song for a while but only feel compelled to post about the meaning now because it totally applies to my life haha. Glaciers melting in the dead of night (ooh)Īnd the superstars sucked into the super massive (you set my soul alight)Īnd the superstars sucked into the (you set my soul)Īnd the superstars sucked into the super massiveĪnd the superstars sucked into the (you set my soul alight)
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