Turning That Day's Nightmare into Art, Pumped Up Kicks

It's actually a really famous song. Foster The People's "Pumped Up Kicks" was released in 2010. It's a pop song that deals with the theme of "mass shootings," inspired by the Columbine High School massacre. The Columbine High School massacre occurred in 1999, and was the worst mass shooting of its time, resulting in 14 deaths and 20 injuries. The incident had a significant impact even after it happened, leading to copycat crimes, and crucially, a cousin of one of the band members was a victim of the event (fortunately, they survived). Despite the grim lyrics, the song stands out with its calm music and soft vocals. The song's title, "Pumped Up Kicks," refers to shoes with built-in air pumps (like Reebok Pumps). As they were quite expensive sneakers, they were reportedly worn by the wealthy or by delinquents/bullies (who might have stolen them). As a side note, there are many remixes, so if you're curious, I recommend searching for them.