The song Devil's Concubine by Hopesfall is a commentary on the media's exploitation of tragedy and sensationalism for profit. The lyrics speak of how the media seeks out and magnifies negativity and burdens, triggering people's dark impulses and sins for their own gain. They are also critical of religious hypocrisy and the idea of virtue being measured by monetary donations. The song also touches on the idea of interpretation and miscommunication, with the line "Looks like we got ourselves an interpreter" implying that even when communicating with each other, we may not fully understand or accurately convey our intentions and beliefs. The chorus of "Let's burn it down" is a call to reject the toxic influence of the media and other negative forces, and instead celebrate genuine individuality and creativity. The desire to burn things down can be seen as a symbol of destruction of these negative influences, rather than literal violence. Overall, Devil's Concubine is a commentary on the pervasiveness of negativity and exploitation in society, calling for a rejection of these forces and a celebration of individuality and positivity instead.
