"Degeneration," a song by musician Kurt Holes, which explores a profound sense of societal decline and disorientation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of modern urban life characterized by superficial motion—people are "moving but staying still" while chasing unattainable aspirations. The central theme of degeneration is directly tied to the impact of technology, highlighting how individuals are "lost in screens and a digital beat" and metaphorically "lost in the phone, no destination." Holes uses this powerful repetition to question humanity's current trajectory, asking pointedly, "Where did we go? What's our foundation," suggesting a collective loss of grounding and genuine connection amidst the technological static and fast-paced city glow.