The song "Untutored Youth" by The Hives is an anthem for rebellious and independent young people who refuse to conform to societal norms and expectations. The lyrics express a sense of pride in being young and uneducated, asserting that there is a certain freedom and power in not conforming to traditional educational systems. The song suggests that untutored youth have found their own way of learning and gaining knowledge, which is through their own experiences and the music they listen to. They believe that listening to more records (music) is a form of education in itself. The lyrics also emphasize the idea of not needing to fit in or be a perfect match for society. The untutored youth refuse to conform to societal expectations and assert that they won't be victorious in trying to make them conform. They take pride in their uniqueness and reject any attempts to tell them what is right or wrong. In a sarcastic tone, the song implies that the untutored youth have no interest in the advice or opinions of others. They express this by sarcastically offering lemon or lime as a response to those who attempt to give them advice. Overall, "Untutored Youth" is a rebellious and defiant song that celebrates the freedom and power of being young and uneducated, standing against societal norms and expectations. It encourages individuality, self-expression, and rejection of conformity.
