Billy Corgan

Okay, well, we can go there too. No, I'm just kidding. Well, my point is, what's the oppositional force to the scrappy fighter? Does it make sense? Yes.

Okay, well, we can go there too. No, I'm just kidding. Well, my point is, what's the oppositional force to the scrappy fighter? Does it make sense? Yes.

No, it's like if you're a person who wants to be understood or seen, the foe on that end of the equation is somebody who doesn't see you or doesn't appreciate you.

No, it's like if you're a person who wants to be understood or seen, the foe on that end of the equation is somebody who doesn't see you or doesn't appreciate you.

No, it's like if you're a person who wants to be understood or seen, the foe on that end of the equation is somebody who doesn't see you or doesn't appreciate you.

And you have to prove them wrong. Yeah, it's kind of funny. But the positive side of that equation is somebody who understands, but what is it that they understand about you that maybe most people... I don't know.

And you have to prove them wrong. Yeah, it's kind of funny. But the positive side of that equation is somebody who understands, but what is it that they understand about you that maybe most people... I don't know.

And you have to prove them wrong. Yeah, it's kind of funny. But the positive side of that equation is somebody who understands, but what is it that they understand about you that maybe most people... I don't know.

But so when you're writing a love song and you're writing about somebody else, is it just a sort of miasmic idea of... Well, I'm just in that character.

But so when you're writing a love song and you're writing about somebody else, is it just a sort of miasmic idea of... Well, I'm just in that character.

But so when you're writing a love song and you're writing about somebody else, is it just a sort of miasmic idea of... Well, I'm just in that character.

But is there an oppositional character usually that you're speaking to?

But is there an oppositional character usually that you're speaking to?

But is there an oppositional character usually that you're speaking to?

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

I've heard the angry songs, too, but... Yeah, those are fun. I was just wondering if there's, like, sort of an idealized thing. Does it make sense?

I've heard the angry songs, too, but... Yeah, those are fun. I was just wondering if there's, like, sort of an idealized thing. Does it make sense?

I've heard the angry songs, too, but... Yeah, those are fun. I was just wondering if there's, like, sort of an idealized thing. Does it make sense?