Azerrad plays upon the juxtaposition of Cobain's contradictory lyrics (such as "It's fun to lose and to pretend") and states "the point that emerges isn't just the conflict of two opposing ideas, but the confusion and anger that the conflict produces in the narrator—he's angry that he's confused".
Azerrad lægger vægt på den sidestilling af Cobains modstridende lyrik (såsom "It's fun to lose and to pretend") og fastslår "pointen der fremkommer er ikke bare konflikten mellem de to modstridende ideer, men den forvirring og vrede som konflikten producerer i fortælleren - han er vred over at han er forvirret."