[Secret Agent Man]

None, I still can’t tell wtf he’s saying.

[Bellflower]

It's not so much what he is saying, but what he is doing. His soul cries out for sanity and goodness, trying to find it by first endeavoring to call out and disqualify all of the vast amounts of hypocrisy, vanity and despair that so many have bought into. He addresses the nonsense, thereby disqualifying it, so as to leave in it's wake only bare, raw truth.

You always feel that there is desperation in his quest, and that he may not make it, but remain in the depth of futility himself. This leaves him as a sympathetic human being, who you hope finds his way. At the same time he causes his listener, who has often become very deaf to their own soul's cries, to become aware of his/her own struggle for meaning in the face of so much confusion and seemingly meaninglessness in life.