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* The title of the song is similar to Futurist poem ones. | * The title of the song is similar to Futurist poem ones. | ||
* ''I'm the leader of the club And I've shrugged off my mouse ears'' is a reference to Mickey Mouse, which Manson posed as throughout The Golden Age of Grotesque era. | * ''I'm the leader of the club And I've shrugged off my mouse ears'' is a reference to Mickey Mouse, which Manson posed as throughout The Golden Age of Grotesque era. | ||
| + | * ''I'm the leader of the club And I've shrugged off my mouse ears'' is also a reference to the Micky Mouse Club from which many of America's pop talent has originated. For example, Justin Timberlake and Brittany Spears. | ||
* ''Depraved new world'' is a reference to ''Brave New World'', a dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley; this line also refers to the Disney song "[[It's a Small World|It's a Small World (After All)]]". | * ''Depraved new world'' is a reference to ''Brave New World'', a dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley; this line also refers to the Disney song "[[It's a Small World|It's a Small World (After All)]]". | ||
* The song was written and recorded as retaliation toward the Interscope executives who remarked that the new songs (The Golden Age of Grotesque) didn't rock. | * The song was written and recorded as retaliation toward the Interscope executives who remarked that the new songs (The Golden Age of Grotesque) didn't rock. | ||
