The song "Rolling Out" by JT Machinima tells the story of a world where the population is made up entirely of tanks. The lyrics depict a post-apocalyptic setting where tanks engage in explosive battles and strive for victory. The song begins by highlighting the tanks as the "titans of industry" who pave the way for militant victory. They destroy cities and aim to establish their place in history. The protagonist, referred to as the "Tank Terminator," proclaims their dominance and superiority over other tanks. They confidently state that they will blast, wreck, and overpower their opponents, warning them to defend their bases. The next verse introduces a tank enthusiast referred to as the "History Buff" who claims to know every weakness and conducts extensive research. However, they humorously mention the possibility of getting "nerfed," a term used in gaming to refer to the reduction in power or effectiveness of a character or item. The verse reflects a humorously competitive exchange between the Tank Terminator and the History Buff. The chorus emphasizes the desolate nature of the world, with empty homes and lonely roads filled with smoke and clouds. It implies that the tanks must defend their territory and mow down their foes as they "roll out" into battle. The song continues with a focus on different aspects of tank battles. Lines like "let's lube 'em up and penetrate 'em" and "enter the rear, shoot 'em up" are explicit references to tank warfare tactics. The lyrics also poke fun at players who rely heavily on expensive ammunition ("gold") and those who form ineffective teams ("fail platoons"). The song highlights the importance of heavy tanks and their ability to sustain damage and repel attacks. It mentions different tank models, making specific references to the M3 Lee and French tanks. The Tank Terminator asserts their dominance by claiming they can strike back like a scorpion's sting. The lyrics also touch on the artillery class of tanks, known as "Clickers" in the game, and the hatred they inspire among other players. The protagonist boasts about having the advantage of high ground and crushing the artillery tanks. The final chorus reiterates the themes of destruction and dominance. It emphasizes the tanks' ability to demolish buildings and leave only treads rolling over the town. The song concludes with the call to action of "rolling out," signifying the tanks' readiness to engage in battle once again. Overall, "Rolling Out" captures the intensity, competitiveness, and humor of tank warfare in a post-apocalyptic world.