"We’re all Devo Grandpa."
Devo, the New Wave band, based their work on the theory of "de-evolution," which posits that humanity is not evolving forward, but rather regressing or devolving, particularly due to the negative influence of consumer culture and corporate control. The band’s name itself, short for "de-evolution," reflects this core concept. They used music, visual imagery, and performance to satirize and criticize what they saw as societal decay.