Double Team

Tenacious D, the comedic rock duo consisting of Jack Black and Kyle Gass, is known for their over-the-top and humorous take on rock music. 'Double Team' is no exception, offering a satirical look at sexual bravado and rock star fantasies. The song begins with a casual, almost lazy vibe, as the narrator talks about unwinding after a hard day's rockin'. The mention of 'The Buttress of Windsor' adds a humorous touch, suggesting a mix of highbrow and lowbrow elements.

As the song progresses, the lyrics become more explicit, detailing a fantasy scenario where the duo seduces a woman with their 'sex supreme' skills. The humor lies in the exaggerated portrayal of themselves as irresistible lovers, complete with a '70s groove soundtrack. The song's comedic effect is heightened by the absurdity of the situation and the duo's self-awareness of their over-the-top sexual personas. The repeated references to 'sex' and 'double team supreme' are delivered with a tongue-in-cheek attitude that is characteristic of Tenacious D's style.

The song concludes with a series of exclamations and a humorous nod to Satanism, which is often used in rock music for shock value. Tenacious D's use of 'Hail Satan!' at the end of the song is likely another layer of their satire, poking fun at the trope of rock stars being associated with devil worship. Overall, 'Double Team' is a playful mockery of rock star clichés and sexual machismo, wrapped in the comedic and musical talent of Tenacious D.