Synopsis

A young couple bonds over their shared enthusiasm for Indian food in this playful, deliberately low-key punk vignette. Their affection is presented through awkward smiles, casual gestures, and an almost deadpan sense of romance, while the song's rough first-wave punk attack provides an amusing contrast to the everyday courtship. The video's homemade charm and comic timing turn a simple curry-centered love story into a lighthearted character piece that fits the fictional world surrounding Fucked Up's David's Town project.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Do You Feed?" is presented as a song by Animal Man, one of the fictional British punk bands created for Fucked Up's companion compilation David's Town.

• David's Town expanded the fictional setting of David Comes to Life by imagining a local music scene in the made-up town of Byrdesdale Spa. All 11 tracks were written and recorded by Fucked Up, with several guest musicians contributing to the project.

• The song also carries the subtitle "The Curry Song," making its focus on Indian cuisine part of the track's official joke rather than just a detail added for the video.

• Fucked Up bassist Sandy Miranda and guitarist Ben Cook play the couple. Cook also performs the song in an intentionally exaggerated English accent.

• At approximately 1:27, Cook breaks character to deliver the self-aware aside, "not sure what to do at this part... bit of a key change, innit?" The moment underlines the video's parody of amateurish late-1970s punk presentation.

• The track runs for roughly two minutes and 20 seconds, matching the video's brisk, sketch-like format.

• David's Town was issued as a limited Record Store Day vinyl release in 2011, reportedly with 2,000 copies pressed.