Snowflake

Snowflake calls out the culture of fragility, entitlement, and safe spaces with a dose of old-school tough love. It’s a rallying cry for personal responsibility, resilience, and the forgotten art of growing a pair—because life doesn’t hand out participation trophies, and real strength comes from facing opposition, not hiding from it.

Snowflake

There’s a trend going on across this land
I shake my head cause I just don’t understand
As a young man, I could hardly wait
To prove myself, pay my own freight
Never violated anyone’s rights
Minded my business, fought my own fights
When life got tough, I stood up tall
Got the job done even if I had to crawl

Stand up, know your role
Sleeves rolled up, part of life’s toll
Hurt feelings, suck it up
Life ain’t always safe when you’re all grown up
Safe spaces, is this a joke
Laughin’ so hard I’m about to choke
If you don’t relate, can’t take opposition
Diagnosis, snowflake, you have a condition
Snowflake, you have a condition

Snowflake is a new disease
For men, it attacks first their testes
Then on up into the brain
Every little thing causes them pain
Along with that come feelings of entitlement
Spreading quickly in certain environments
Followed by extreme cases of fragility
Robbing its victims of affability

Don’t worry, there is a cure
Write this down, what you must procure
A dose of resolve, a heaping of responsibility
Quit whining and stop with the hostility
Critical thinking, only facts matter
Drop the emotions and useless chatter
Don’t give up, you’re almost there
Embrace maturity and grow a pair

Stood up, knew my role
Sleeves rolled up, paid life’s toll
Hurt feelings, sucked it up
Life wasn’t always safe when I grew up
Safe spaces, I made my own
Seeds I threw, are what I’ve sown

No time for hate, chased my ambition
Life’s been good, worth the admission
Life’s been good, worth the admission
Life’s been good, worth the admission