Society Wants You to Get Fatter

[Intro] (Spoken, sarcastic)

“Eat up, buy more, don’t think—just feed the machine.”

1-2-3-4!

Billboards say “You’re beautiful,” then sell you shame,

A diet pill ad right next to a burger chain.

Scroll your feed, it's a buffet of lies,

Supersize your worth while your spirit dies.

They love you soft, sedated, slow—

Keep consuming, don’t you grow.

Society wants you to get fatter,

Keep you stuffed so you don’t shatter.

Feed the system, feed the lie,

Quiet the rage and pacify.

More for them, less for you—

Comfort kills the rebel in you.

Streaming snacks and sugar highs,

Cover your truth in processed lies.

They say “self-love”—then sell you guilt,

In towers made from the bodies they built.

Shove your hunger deep inside,

Wrap it up in branded pride.

Society wants you to get fatter,

Lull you soft, ignore the chatter.

They’ll feed you fear, sell you peace,

All while slicing off a piece.

Keep you full, keep you tame—

So you forget who’s to blame.

Eat this! Drink that! Sit still! Obey!

Don’t think! Just click! Every single day!

Plastic joy and empty plates,

You were born to break their gates!

Society wants you to get fatter,

And quiet while they climb the ladder.

But you’re not weak, you’re not blind—

Spit it out, reclaim your mind!

Burn the ads, break the mold—

Starve the lies, take back control.

So next time they say “Just one more bite,”

Ask yourself—

Who’s winning this fight?