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The track featured a more aggressive style that was new to them. Along with it's acid trip of a music video it quickly grew in popularity. The music video features political characters like Ronald Reagan and Joseph Stalin portrayed by puppet caricatures that fall somewhere in the uncanny valley. They are from a British television show called Spitting Image, when Phil Collins saw his caricature on the the show he asked them to make the rest of the band as well as some you see in the music video.

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The music video wraps up with Ronald Reagan's character waking up from his nightmare and then accidentally pushing a nuke button instead of a nurse one. All in all this song is well known for its music video and its strong anti-government style, along with its simple but entertaining music score. It definitively left a lasting impression on me and in my opinion, its one of the best 80's songs.

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The last verse is very combative in tone with lyrics like "My generation will put it right We're not just making promises That we know, we'll never keep". the imagery in this part is a mixed bag, with Collins singing into a phone and then a party full of caricatured celebrities in a party singing along. Also mixed with some strong imagery of an adult hands holding the hands of a babies. But the symbolism is pretty clear here, the party of people is again stating that we cant change the world on our own, that we need to work together. And the child's hands represents our future generations, and the world we pass down to them.

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The next event, is Ronald Reagan waking up and putting on a superman Costume. We see him running while it flashes back in forth between him and a stage with political figures delivering speeches. It follows this up with Reagan getting distracted and falling asleep again. This part is clearly try to point out that one person cannot change the world. Along with the lyrics "The men of steel, the men of power
Are losing control by the hour", paint a very clear picture of their meaning. And the statement is very true, no one man can truly change the world.

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The music video starts off with the Ronald Reagan  character going to sleep, and we enter his dreams. As soon as we enter the drums and guitar kick. Shortly after the lyrics come in while in the video we see some running shots through a foggy marsh along with some people marching. In the foggy mash we can see heads of political figures being ripped out of the ground by the marching people. Along with the lyrics "Been haunted by a million screams But I can hear the marching feet They're moving into the street" All this cryptic symbolism sums up to people revolting against the governments and their leaders in a violent and terrible way, the worst way. I believe that this is the terror that is supposed to inspire action in prevention of this outcome.

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Genesis is an English rock band that was popular in from the 60's to 80's. Through out it's life the band went through a lot of changing members, like Peter Gabriel leaving and Phil Collins joining. In the mid 80's the band consisted of three people Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks, and Phil Collins. The three made a new album Invisible Touch, the third track was a song called Land of Confusion.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_of_Confusion#Charts

https://www.songfacts.com/facts/genesis/land-of-confusion

https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-song-Land-of-Confusion-by-Genesis-really-mean

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq7FKO5DlV0

https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/genesis/landofconfusion.html