Honestly, I agree man. Never got it. I get that it would speak to a lot of awkward teens during the MSN messenger days which was my high-school generation. I guess it's kind of like radioheads version of a Weezer song. They were also big with the upper middle class kids at that time. I definately don't get how it stood the test of time. I guess it just speaks as "to each his own". I'm a musician and I've written and recorded in a variety of genres but this huge song has zero effect on me. Weird when you think about it...