Set List Two doesn't knock — it kicks the door off its hinges and starts shouting truth at anyone left standing. These poems burn with confrontation, battling hive minds, violence-as-policy, and fractured brotherhood. "Rest In Power" isn't mourning — it's a resurrection in fire. "B.F.T." and "Status Quo Woes" throw punches at broken systems and the men who profit from collapse. Nothing here is safe, and that's the point. "Unwinnable" dares you to keep playing a rigged game while "Rival" and "Violence Is Their Solution" declare open war on apathy. These aren't just poems — they're pipe bombs in pretty envelopes. By the time we reach "Multiverse," the only thing left to question is which version of reality we were supposed to be living in all along.
| # | Track Title | Rating | Four Word Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rest In Power | Resurrection through righteous fire | |
| 2 | B.F.T. | Systems built to fail | |
| 3 | Status Quo Woes | Profiting from collapse again | |
| 4 | Unwinnable | Rigged game, still playing | |
| 5 | Rival | Brothers turned against brothers | |
| 6 | Violence Is Their Solution | Apathy met with force | |
| 7 | Multiverse | Which reality is real? |
Here, the main character fights back against unfair systems and a world that feels numb. The songs use powerful language to speak out against injustice and point out what's wrong with society.