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The People Song Pump Of Kicks
The Foster The People song “Pumped of kicks” is about a kid named Robert planning to shoot the kids at his school because he is feeling like the outcast because of bullying and being treated differently.Mark Foster wrote the song to say that bullying should stop and so people could know how they felt. Roberts gotta a quick hand he'll look around the room he Won’t tell you his plan…(line 1-3) this quote is explaining what the shooter is thinking and feeling about
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how he’s planning to shoot the kids instead of the victim because he trying to get into the teens heads who have been bullied or are feeling like the outcast like he once was when he had a drug addiction . When Robert is planning to shoot the kids at his School he saying all
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