Adam Sandler's "what The Hell Happened To Me?": How Music Affects Cult

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Also, it is shown that culture has made such a mess of his mind that he can't understand why he would be in this shape. he presents this information to us in the lines "It makes no sense, I can't believe I'm me.' He says this meaning "Why did I end up like this and how? I never saw it coming...
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This song really does not demonstrate the language of the culture besides his use of shortened words and contractions. This shows that in our culture, we are lazy and don't really care enough to finish complete words or to make full sentences. Lyrics: I used to ride the big wheel And sell lemonade Eat popcorn with Grandpa while we watched the parade But now I'm only happy when I'm drinkin' JD What the hell happened to me? I used to have fun throwing snowballs With my best friend Billy Then Mom would make us cocoa if we got real chilly But now I only get excited when I see a girl pee What the hell happened to me? I used to be the nicest kid in the neighborhood I only did the things Mama said I should But now I just do whatever I want I even whipped it out at a restaurant I used to help clean the park in the middle of town Then play kickball ?till the sun went down but now all I do is get VD What the hell happened to me? It makes no sense I can't believe I ended up me I'm outta my gourd Won't somebody please help me I'm kinda a weirdo
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