YMMV / Psychostick

• Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: The less than 11-second-long "Vah-Jay-Jay" (only six seconds of which is the actual music).
• Crosses the Line Twice: "Orgasm = Love", which crosses it at least a dozen times by the end.
• Fridge Logic: In "Fake My Own Death and Go Platinum", the issues surrounding the band releasing another record without exposing themselves are never discussed (though it's possible they could just try to pass it off as Posthumous Collaboration).
• Harsher in Hindsight: "You've Got Mail Enhancement", which is mostly a screed against spammers, has a narration near the end of the song about how Internet Jerks ruin this "wonderful place". Come The New '10s and The New '20s, the information that is being circulated throughout the internet is essentially weaponized by a few people, creating a ripple effect that consists of the proliferation of fake news, news outlets having to go behind paywalls, tech giants trying to take the flow of information to themselves, and other sour things. Essentially, those few people are "shitting all over this precious gift to mankind".
• Hilarious in Hindsight: "Hokey Fuckin' Pokey", an unreleased/bonus track from We Couldn't Think of a Title is, well, a metal cover of "The Hokey Pokey". A year after the album's initial 2003 release, VH1 aired a "Most Awesomely Bad Songs" countdown where one of the entries was "Rollin'" by Limp Bizkit, which was described by one of the commentators as "a heavy metal version of 'The Hokey Pokey'."
• Unintentional Period Piece: "This Is Not a Song, It's a Sandwich" has references to Windows Vista and buying (or stealing) their dumb CD.

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