"The Second Son" is a song by JT Machinima that is inspired by the video game "inFamous: Second Son." The game tells the story of Delsin Rowe, a young man who discovers that he possesses superhuman abilities. In the game's universe, certain individuals called Conduits possess different powers based on their unique genetics. Delsin, the protagonist, gains the ability to manipulate concrete. The lyrics of the song reflect Delsin's perspective as he embraces his newfound powers and sets out to make a name for himself. He proudly represents his Native American tribe, Akomish, and addresses the challenge of his appearance, stating that despite looking homeless, he has the power to rock society. Delsin declares himself a vigilante and the lyrics highlight his determination to take down his enemies, particularly Augustine, the main antagonist and leader of the Department of Unified Protection (D.U.P.) who also possesses concrete-based powers. Delsin mocks the D.U.P. and wants to reclaim the power of other Conduits for himself. The chorus embodies Delsin's rebellion against authority and societal norms. He rejects logic, reason, and laws of nature, implying that he doesn't need to abide by the rules imposed on him or follow conventional paths. The song emphasizes Delsin's desire for freedom and the chaos he brings as he goes on a rampage throughout the city, leaving his mark through graffiti and destruction. Delsin sees himself as a god, feeling invincible and unstoppable. He embraces his differences and believes he is destined for greatness. Overall, "The Second Son" portrays Delsin's journey of self-discovery, rebellion, and his quest for freedom. The lyrics capture the game's themes of power, identity, and the consequences of choices, as well as the conflicts between conformity and individuality.