In general I agree with the other posters; the song has a few different subtexts all woven together with cocaine being the common theme:
modern multinationals pushing products on consumers through advertising and hooking us like they're selling drugs
the execs of these companies, the wall street yuppies, the world leaders, all actually being ON cocaine, feeding their own habit by fleecing everyone else
the brilliant reference to Coca-Cola's history of actually using cocaine to hook customers to tie it all together.
The last line of the chorus ("freeze, man, freeze") and the last verse about the snub-nose .44 don't seem to fit at first, but they do make sense. The way I see it, he's saying you're getting robbed by coke-heads either way, whether one is coming through your door with a pistol, or you're paying for some product because advertising told you to. Every commercial you see is telling you to freeze and give up your money.
In general I agree with the other posters; the song has a few different subtexts all woven together with cocaine being the common theme:
The last line of the chorus ("freeze, man, freeze") and the last verse about the snub-nose .44 don't seem to fit at first, but they do make sense. The way I see it, he's saying you're getting robbed by coke-heads either way, whether one is coming through your door with a pistol, or you're paying for some product because advertising told you to. Every commercial you see is telling you to freeze and give up your money.