Hatari's song "Spillingardans" (Corruption Dance in English) is a critique of capitalism and consumerism. They sing about the world being caught in a consumption trance where people are driven by greed and lust for extravagance. The lyrics are in Icelandic, but the message can be understood in any language. The song talks about the corrupt practices of capitalists who feed their greed on the misery of others. The seven billion people on the planet dance to the same waltz, consumed by the same desire for more. Hatari mocks the façade of model countries and questions where they lead us. They urge listeners to break free from the cycle of consumption and to seek a better path. Hatari is known for their unconventional approach to music and their political activism. They often make wear disturbing and provocative costumes and use their platform to raise awareness about social and political issues. "Spillingardans" is a reflection of their worldview and desire to make a difference in the world.
