Hatari's song Klámstrákur is about a man struggling with his identity and self-image. He feels weak and helpless, constantly crying and trembling, and feels like doctors don't understand what he's going through. He has a weak sense of self and often feels like he's drowning in moral decay. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Þú ert klámstrákur," which translates to "You are a porn boy." This refers to the man's addiction to pornography and how it affects his self-image. He feels like an disgusting, lustful man who is constantly struggling with his urges. The song also touches on themes of loneliness and isolation. The man feels like he's always alone, and even when he's with others, he's still alone in his thoughts. The chorus could also be interpreted as society labeling and shaming someone who is struggling with addiction and their own self-image. Overall, Klámstrákur is a dark and introspective song about struggling with addiction and feeling lost in one's sense of self.
