The song "Kinko's Field Trip 2006" by underscores is a track that delves into feelings of insecurity, self-doubt, and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. The lyrics reflect on the idea of never having accomplished much, not living up to people's perceptions, and the desire to be authentic instead of pretending. The opening lines "Never have I ever, no I haven't and I bet I probably won't" suggest a lack of achievement or success, while also expressing doubt about future accomplishments. The lyrics also touch upon the notion that the speaker doesn't know how they manage to do things, further emphasizing their feelings of inadequacy. The line "Fuck celebrities, I might as well just copy my friends" reveals the speaker's frustration with the obsession society has with celebrities. They feel that they might as well imitate their friends instead of aspiring to be like famous individuals. This highlights the desire for authenticity rather than chasing fame or popularity. The chorus "Hey, I think I'm full of it, Hey, I must be full of it" is a refrain that suggests the speaker's realization of their own insecurities and self-doubt. It implies that they may be deceiving themselves or pretending to be something they are not. The verses also touch upon the theme of mental health and the idea that people may exaggerate or feign depression for attention or validation. The lyrics question why someone would purposely portray themselves as depressed and call for honesty in expressing true emotions. Overall, "Kinko's Field Trip 2006" explores themes of self-doubt, the pressure to conform, and the desire for authenticity. It critiques the obsession with fame and highlights the importance of being true to oneself.
