What is "Old School Hollywood" by System of a Down really about? In this video, we break down the meaning behind one of the band’s most unique and polarizing songs. From its sarcastic tone to Daron Malakian's commentary on fame, celebrity culture, and alienation, we’ll explain how this track fits into the larger themes of Mezmerize. Learn what inspired the lyrics, the real-life references behind the names dropped, and why this song is so misunderstood.
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Lyrics
Old schoolHollywoodBaseballOld school Hollywood, Baseball
Tony Danza cuts in lineOld school Hollywood, washed up HollywoodStanding in the sun I'm wasting my timeOld school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, baseballJack Gilardi's ten feet tallOld school Hollywood, baseballMe and Frankie Avalon
Old school Hollywood, washed up HollywoodOld school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Hey man, don't you touch my beltOld school Hollywood, washed up HollywoodStanding in the sun I'm about to meltOld school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, baseballJack Gilardi's ten feet tallOld school Hollywood, baseballMe and Frankie Avalon
Old school Hollywood, washed up HollywoodOld school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
Old school Hollywood, baseballOld school Hollywood, baseballOld school Hollywood, baseballOld school Hollywood, baseballOld school Hollywood, baseballOld school Hollywood, baseball
Old school Hollywood, baseballJack Gilardi's ten feet tallOld school Hollywood, baseballMe and Frankie Avalon
Old school Hollywood, washed up HollywoodOld school Hollywood, washed up HollywoodOld school Hollywood, washed up HollywoodOld school Hollywood, washed up Hollywood
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