Lyrics like “Hold up wait a minute put a little love in it”, “Ugly people put your hands down” and “My momma raised me in the dirty south, a country gentlemen” pretty much set the tone for this record. If you look at the videos these guys are putting out you’re seeing choreographed moves, bad poses and hip outfits. It's very not true or grim. But really, if you hear a track like ‘Cadillac Phunque’ (notice the hip spelling!) on the radio, I bet you consider it a damn groovy rock track. The band utilizes enough catchy riffs, sing along vocals and samples to make every track a single. I don’t think that I should look for a deeper message besides just being able to nod my head along these tracks, and just shake that ass (did I really just say that) on the for example almost hiphop-ish track ‘Supersonic’.

So yeah, is it a bit overdone? Is it a bit cliché? Is it “commercial” and will it do great on radio and TV? Definitely yes. Is it bad music? Definitely no. I can already tell you that this band will be hated for what they are doing (omg omg sellouts poprock omg!) but I’m pretty sure that if you play this record on a party that you will get a crowd moving, and I think that’s all these guys want.