⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING – SET LIST SEVENTEEN (17) This set contains explicit, graphic, and potentially disturbing content. Strong language, sexual content, depictions of mental instability, violent fantasy, and references to child neglect and incestuous abuse are present. Many tracks blend surreal humor with real-world trauma, intentionally blurring the line between confessional and caricature. Listener discretion is strongly advised. MAJOR CONTENT FLAGS MENTAL HEALTH / PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTABILITY "Fly Swatter of Love," "Times Up," "Tired," "Actress" deal in depressive spirals, detachment, grief, and cynical post-love collapse. The speaker is often volatile, sarcastic, or dangerously numb. Suicidal ideation is implied or directly stated. SELF-HARM & DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR "Times Up" contains violent metaphors, gun references, and personal collapse. "Point of Reference" plays with dissociation and lack of grounding. "Fly Swatter of Love" describes grief and romantic loss as a predatory trap. CHILD ABUSE / NEGLECT / INCEST REFERENCES "Tired" references a woman discovering her mother having sex with her sister's husband, producing a daughter. The lyrics include:"They ended up having a daughter / My family tree's now a jungle... they pretended her dad was her uncle." This is delivered in a deadpan voice but carries a direct and disturbing implication. SATIRICAL / VIOLENT SEXUAL LANGUAGE "Sunday Morning Sex," "Behave," "Beware of the Snoogins," "That's That" blend crass eroticism with mockery of religion, youth, gender roles, and morality. Expect: Blasphemy ("I am worse than Judas") Sexual puns ("one eye," "Snapple") Gutter talk stylized as absurdist critique "Beware of the Snoogins" spirals into violently absurd anti-parental satire:"Uh oh daughter in the water / Uh uh son added to the slaughter" "Dumpster baby in the trash" This is delivered with a deliberately deranged tone, yet the language may be triggering to survivors of familial trauma or pregnancy-related grief. MANIPULATION / GASLIGHTING / TOXIC LOVE "Actress" is a venomous critique of a lover who used the narrator to climb up. "That's That" relies on cruel mocking dismissal ("I'm a sexy young thing, and you're you... and that's that"). SOCIAL MISANTHROPY / NIHILISM "Spreading the Word" is loaded with apocalyptic sarcasm, eugenic overtones, and anti-human rhetoric. Claims like:"We could use another plague…" "Man's the only animal who takes prisoners…" "We're the only ones with our finger on the button…" These may be shocking or offensive to some listeners, especially given current global trauma. WHO SHOULD AVOID THIS SET Survivors of incest or childhood abuse Listeners triggered by violent or cruel sexual language Religious individuals sensitive to mockery or blasphemy Those who are grieving, especially romantic or familial loss Listeners seeking positivity, empowerment, or resolution SUMMARY Set List 17 is an acid trip through bitterness, grief, manipulation, and cultural rot, laughing through its own destruction. It is blunt, mocking, reckless, often offensive — but always in full control of its tone. This is confrontational art disguised in humor, where satire swings a heavy bat at love, family, belief, and sanity itself. Know what you're walking into. SMIRKS, SWEARS, MOANS AND CRIES SET LIST SEVENTEEN (17) 1 Point of Reference 2 Cello 3 That's That 4 Beware of the Snoogins 5 Dot Dot Space 6 Flyswatter of Love 7 Times Up 8 Sunday Morning Sex 9 Behave 10 Spreading the Word 11 Tired 12 Actress 13 Empty Room