August 21st, 2009 
James Shotwell Want to see a band, beyond the shadow of a doubt, sell out? Check out this new Nerf commercial featuring Forever The Sickest Kids:
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this is terrible. the lyrics make no sense to the commercial and it feels way out of place overall. FAIL.
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I love it.
It has an upbeat sound, and the words don’t make sense PERFECTLY, maybe. But certain lines do.
I love it.
For sure.
It’s not called selling out, it’s called trying to make it. That’s what most bands aspire to do and the fact that FTSK got to be in a commercial for a big brand like Nerf is a big deal. You would do it too.
The Nerf commercial sounds better with “What do you want from me?”