The song "Stimulated" by UNSECRET seems to explore themes of power, manipulation, and emotional control. The lyrics suggest a scenario where the speaker is aware of their influence over another person and takes pleasure in seeing them emotionally affected. The opening lines convey a sense of overstimulation, visualization, and satisfaction in witnessing the other person's distress: "Overstimulated, visualizing / My demising, feels good to see it / Both your eyes crying." This indicates that the speaker takes pleasure in causing pain or emotional suffering. The chorus emphasizes the speaker's awareness of the other person's desires and fantasies: "Don't pretend you don't want it / I know you dream it, dream about what I would do." The speaker asserts their control, expressing confidence about the effect they have on the other person. The following lines suggest that the speaker's ego is being built upon, disregarding any moral or ethical principles: "Build it on my ego, never mind a credo." The energy derived from this power dynamic is highlighted, with the speaker proclaiming that those who survive or remain are energized: "Whoever's left surviving, come see it from our view." The bridge indicates that the speaker believes their actions are justified as a form of art, despite the harm caused: "They told you this was art." The repetition of the phrase emphasizes that the speaker sees their actions as a creative expression, implying they feel morally justified. Overall, the song portrays a narrative of control, manipulation, and the speaker's satisfaction in causing emotional pain. It suggests a power dynamic where one person dominates and thrives on the emotional vulnerability of another.
