Released April 24, 2012 Length 2:50 | Format Digital single Label Asylum, 7 Bros. | |
Recorded January 2012–March 2012 Recorded and Mixed at Architekt Music in Butler, New Jersey Genre Hard rock, alternative metal | ||
"Biggest Fan" is a song by American hard rock band Call Me No One. It is the first single from their debut album Last Parade. It was released onto digital media outlets in April 24, 2012.
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Song meaning
Clint Lowery in an interview with theaquarian.com explained the story behind of the song:
"The song was just basically, you know, about observational topics. It's based on what I see in a lot of musicians and a lot of singers. They're all kind of self-absorbed, not just musicians, but people in entertainment, actors, and people who are kind of put on a pedestal of any kind. They start to believe that they really are special and are above other people, so it's just kind of my whole jab at that. It's about people who are just completely involved with themselves and look at themselves as being above others. That was just the spark, the inspiration, that people just get this ego that takes over their lives".
Reception
Liz Ramanand from Loudwire gave the song 3.5/5, stating that "With crushing drum patterns, blistering guitar riffs and a serious solo, 'Biggest Fan' is going to pound your ear drums. Right out of the gate Lowery croons, There’s nothing worse than a hero / Condescending believer, creating an anthem to keep arrogant, egotistical chumps in check and also the chorus is bound to get stuck in your head. Sputnikmusic noted "The single off of Last Parade, 'Biggest Fan', is solid material. It's fast, to the point and would have been the perfect choice to open the album up with."