The iCarly theme song is about using 9/11 as justification for the US's intervention in the Middle East.

This might sound a bit far-fetched, but just hear me out.


I know, you see - preface to try to make the listener believe they already know this

Somehow the world will change for me - a new world order

And be so wonderful - the world order will be better than the previous one because it will be ruled by America

Live life, breathe air I know somehow we're gonna get there - the Iraq war, intervention in the Middle East and NATO are a means to get to the new world order from the last stanza

And feel so wonderful - Again, be better than the old one

And it's all for real - The new world order is going to be real

I'm telling you just how I feel So wake up the members of my nation - nation does not mean her following, but instead the actual nation of America

It's your time to be - 9/11 was used as a justification for going back into the Middle East

There's no chance unless you take one - No better a time to go back, literally the Pearl Harbor of the 21st century

And it's time to see The brighter side of every situation - 9/11 was bad, but this new world order will be better

Somethings are meant to be - America believes its job is to rule the world

So give your best and leave the rest to me - support the war and we’ll do it

Leave it all to me Leave it all to me Just leave it all to me - America alone will rule the world

It's simply undeniable. The iCarly theme song represented the justification of America’s actions in the Middle East after 9/11. Wouldn't it make sense that they would want to indoctrinate children to justify the government’s actions?