When anarchy wears a badge, you get this punk rock satire! Dead Kennedys' rendition of "I Fought the Law" flips the classic on its head, delivering a cheeky critique of corruption and power misuse. With lines that could make a lawyer blush, the song sarcastically celebrates beating the system through nefarious means—because apparently, with enough twisted friends in high places, anyone can turn into a folk hero for all the wrong reasons. It's less about fighting the law in any traditional sense and more about highlighting how sometimes, unfortunately, if you can't beat 'em... you might just join 'em. And win? Well, according to our punk protagonists—absolutely.
