Like a lot of the other comments are saying, I think this mainly about voyeurism. If the song was about his girlfriend, then why would he use the word spy. If you are a spy it means you shouldn't be caught, that is kind of the whole point, and if you are a voyeur, the whole point of the pleasure you get from it, is the fact that the other people don't know you are watching them. See a bit of a connection there?
Ooo hoo! I'm a product of a nation
Ooo hoo! My Nintendo's on the floor
On a permanent vacation
Ooo hoo! Mama's bangin' at my door
"Na na na!" she's screaming at me
But I don't want to understand
And I go "Aaaagh!"
It goes on and on and on?
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? I just want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause it feels like a Saturday
Maybe it's a Saturday
Ooo hoo! I was raised by the television
Ooo hoo! Jerry Springer was my dad
And it wouldn't matter if Martha Stewart was my mother
And Aaron Carter was my brother, ?'cause I?d still be bad
Ooo hoo! I'm a product of a nation
Ooo hoo! And I'm the last generation
Na na na! They won't stop screaming
And I don't think they understand
And I go "Aaaagh!"
It goes on and on and on?
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? I just want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause it feels like a Saturday
Maybe it's a Saturday
Information overload, too much in my mind that I can't control
In the back of my head are the eyes that I see
That it's got to be a Saturday
Information overload, too much in my mind that I can't control
In my mind, in my mind that I can't control, in my mind, in my mind
And I go "Aaaagh!"
she's screaming at me, but I don't want to understand
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? I just want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause it feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday
'Cause it feels like a Saturday
It just feels like a Saturday
Maybe it's a Saturday
I was raised by the television?
Ooo hoo! My Nintendo's on the floor
On a permanent vacation
Ooo hoo! Mama's bangin' at my door
"Na na na!" she's screaming at me
But I don't want to understand
And I go "Aaaagh!"
It goes on and on and on?
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? I just want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause it feels like a Saturday
Maybe it's a Saturday
Ooo hoo! I was raised by the television
Ooo hoo! Jerry Springer was my dad
And it wouldn't matter if Martha Stewart was my mother
And Aaron Carter was my brother, ?'cause I?d still be bad
Ooo hoo! I'm a product of a nation
Ooo hoo! And I'm the last generation
Na na na! They won't stop screaming
And I don't think they understand
And I go "Aaaagh!"
It goes on and on and on?
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? I just want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause it feels like a Saturday
Maybe it's a Saturday
Information overload, too much in my mind that I can't control
In the back of my head are the eyes that I see
That it's got to be a Saturday
Information overload, too much in my mind that I can't control
In my mind, in my mind that I can't control, in my mind, in my mind
And I go "Aaaagh!"
she's screaming at me, but I don't want to understand
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? I just want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause it feels like a Saturday, maybe
Is it Saturday yet? 'Cause I want to get up
Is it Saturday yet? It just feels like a Saturday
'Cause it feels like a Saturday
It just feels like a Saturday
Maybe it's a Saturday
I was raised by the television?
Lyrics submitted by AshleyRose
Is It Saturday Yet? Lyrics as written by Martin Brammer Gary Clark
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Downtown Music Publishing
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This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
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