I hope you guys enjoyed the video, I’d like to take a moment to bring attention to and support those who are affected by Alzheimer's and dementia. These conditions impact millions of lives, causing individuals to lose precious memories and the ability to live independently. I encourage you to donate to charities dedicated to Alzheimer's and dementia research and support. Your contributions can help fund vital research, provide care for those in need, and bring us closer to finding a cure. Together, we can make a difference. Here are a few reputable organizations you can support: - Alzheimer's Association: www.alz.org - Alzheimer's Disease International: www.alzint.org - Alzheimer's Society (UK): www.alzheimers.org.uk Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Let's work together to create a future where memories are never lost. ❤️ === Hope you guys liked this little playlist if you'd like to support my work check out my Ko-Fi page (helps to keep the lights on) ko-fi.com/tsukibeats Love ya guys, keep walking the good path
That's a beautiful thing to do Tsuki my grandma suffers from dementia and it's honestly so hard to watch thank you for doing this and making this amazing video genuinely made me kind of emotional you're a beautiful soul 💛
I absolutely adore Pokemon, and dementia (specifically Alzheimer's) is one of my biggest fears as my family is predisposed to it. This strikes a chord in me... But the execution is brilliant. Kudos to you!
@@magickmskh Everywhere At The End Of Time is a 6+ hour long album by an artist called The Caretaker that is meant to represent the different stages of dementia. It's why the music continues to deteriorate through the different stages detailed in the description. It represents the deterioration of the patient's mind. This video takes inspiration from that concept
I didn't know what Everywhere At The End Of Time was so I looked it up and wow Reading about it while listening to this video has been demolishing for me. Because these are not random tunes for me: this is the music of my life. And I'm still young, but I know there will be a time when I'll be old, deteriorating, and I'll remember this music as a chilldhood memory
This adaptation is a brilliant, phenomenal way to drive home the messaging of the original work. Us as viewers know these songs intimately, they're long ingrained in our minds and memories, and thus hearing them distorted and abstracted in this way makes the concept all the more brutally clear.
27:00 one of my favourite part of the playlist, you can hear the memories overlaps each other into a confusing mess as your memories gradually collapsing, you're supposed to remember Violet City but then National Park interrupts the melody and then eventually took over at the end of it as if you haven't already reminisce it from just earlier. It's such an uncomfortable listening experience, one that is brilliantly executed
It hit me especially hard because the National Park theme is like my favourite from the entire GSC soundtrack so it felt both welcome and kind of not. For someone who has ADHD it's so relatable, and often when I try to just recall songs in my head they keep mushing together
47:16 is the heaviest part. A sudden moment of clarity. You know what's coming next - you recall it from before, and you've heard it many times. But then the pause holds for just a bit too long, and it's back to the fuzzy vague familiarity that almost reminds you... but not quite like it once did. The rest of the song I spent waiting for another rush of clarity like that... wow
Glad you picked up on it village bridge is one of my all time favourites so really wanted to show the moment of clarity even if it’s just for a brief moment
Including the RSE Surf Theme near the end was a stroke of genius, a theme that a lot of people who grew up with the gen 3 games will have had drilled into their heads (like myself). The way it's distorted makes it sound almost like roaring and the way it still reverberates into the final stage is really haunting
opelucid white is an EVIL choice. absolutely EVIL, thanks for including it. it's always been one of my favorites for its melancholy, and now you're using it against me.
I agree although I liked Pokemon Y when I was younger but started with Soul Silver as a kid, that game affects me in such a special, melancholy way....
@@unbound195 Time has now begun ticking to when someone will come in this thread and say "hurr durr it's because you aren't a kid anymore you're just nostalgia blind", that's demonstrably false. I've gone back to old pokemon games as an adult that I never played as a kid, and they were just better. It's a real shame.
Getting into the later stages of this video is genuinely terrifying. My heart is pounding. I read the description and while I do can detect a melancholic feeling in the music, I'm mainly afraid when I hear this. This is definitely not something I should listen to at night, but even so, the execution is phenomenal.
I agree but there's also a beauty in it some tracks have small sections where the audio is not distorted eterna forest for example and village bridge it's as if even in the later stages of the disease there's still some intact fragments of the past memory really well made and great attention to detail to add it on tsuki's parts
I'll say it also makes me terrified as well. Pokemon melodies are about as core as memories can be to me, and I have spent consecutive hours comforting grandparents with dementia and a day caretaking for this bedridden man with dementia. I don't know how to describe being in really continuous close conversational proximity with that condition besides that it really messes me up when I think too long about it. I don't really know how to relay the experience of caretaking for the man, but it was just heartbreaking; less so because I felt for the actual individual, but more for what he represented as a victim of such a condition. I actually thought the man himself was an awful person on account of how he described his own life. I was just in no position to judge him; he was like a wounded injured animal with no wits. His dementia forced him to lay there on basically his deathbed vulnerable with me for hours and I had to just do my best to make sense of it and respond as a friend would. It's truly harrowing, I don't know how else to describe it. It's one of those things where I feel that ignorance truly is bliss.
This playlist is so well made. Thank you for putting it together and making people more aware of Alzheimers and Dementia. At first I clicked on this video expecting a creepy collection of Pokemon music and came out sobbing about what my grandma had to go through. She lived like this this for 10 damned years and I saw her slowly fade away, not recognizing me or my father (her son). I remember the worst moment being her thinking I was my big sister, because in her memories I was a little child. She couldn't comprehend me growing older and from that moment on didn't recognize me anymore. It's been a year since her passing, but this playlist hit me like a f*** train. Thank you again for bringing attention to such a horrible disease and I hope research will soon find a cure, so no one experiences this incomprehensible horror and no loved ones have to hear the sentence "Who are you?" ever again.
was really hoping undella town would be on here. was so stoked when it came on. as a kid i used to open my DS and fly to undella town and listen to it to fall asleep when i went on road trips to places i can never go back to... i dont remember all the places, but i remember undella town being in all of them
Really well made I love how in each stage there's some tracks that have sections where its clear without any distortion as if some of the best memories have small intact fragments you've really out done yourself
Thank you so much 😊 just a side note about those tracks where it’s clear in some sections- those tracks aren’t random they’re actually some of my personal favourite songs from the different generations 🙃
pulled this up late at night while playing ffxiv. have not listened to the original album this is taking inspiration from but i will check it out next for sure! while i dont think listening to this late at night was a smart decision, i also had no idea what i was getting into, as the first part was a fairly standard pokemon music mix. but i decided to tough it out and im writing this comment as i listen to the last entry. however, im sure the added fear of nighttime only adds to the experience. i think my favorite part was in village bridge where it becomes clear riiight as one of the bars end, so you only get to hear the last split second of the man singing before he stops and then it gets muddled again. while village bridge also had the sporadic section later on, i think that moment earlier in the song stood out to me the most. i feel like it captured well the act of reaching for something, but the moment you grab it, it goes away. definitely would look forward to more thematic stuff like this from you!!
(TSUKI, I HOPE WITH ALL MY HEART THAT YOU SEE THIS) Trying not to cry about this is really hard... a mix of dusty and scratched nostalgia for the old days with the dark fear of the future... for those who have a history of Alzheimer's in the family, it's something to really think about, my grandmother had the disease, I was very young, like 5-6 years old, I didn't really understand why she stayed in bed and couldn't talk anymore, when I got older and started to understand things better, then I had a minimal notion of what had happened, but only now, at 18, I was able to understand, at least a little bit how my dear grandmother felt... Pokémon was very present in my pre-adolescence, almost all of these songs were experienced by the little 10-year-old me, and man, to think that in the future I can feel all this love I have for these songs and for this franchise fading away in the midst of my memories, it's bizarre... it must have been really hard for me my grandma going through all that, everything she loved and liked, everything she went through and did, getting mixed up and deteriorating, bro, thank you, really. I feel like this video managed to convey to me at least 0.1% of her pain, that after a long time, she can finally be minimally understood, seriously, this video made me understand a little of her pain, man... I can't contain myself, my friend, I'm bursting into tears writing this, but from the bottom of my heart, thank you, you made me understand something that perhaps I could never understand. this is what I think is missing in today's arts, man, it changed the way I "saw" my grandma... seriously, this is art in its purest form. I'm grateful to be alive at this moment...
Thank you for this comment your support and words mean so much, I'm so glad it helped you connect with your grandma and understand a bit more of what she might of gone through the most important thing now is to keep her life in your memory and to focus on all the good she did for you, your family and the world ❤❤
Really well made video. I loved the moments where there was sudden clarity in the music itself. It really sucks that there are people that are going through this.
I adore this TSUKI! From the bottom of my heart thank you, my grandma suffers from dementia and it's honestly so hard to watch her forget who we are I hope this video will help bring more attention to the disease and thank you so much for encouraging people to donate to those charities ❤
I’m so glad you enjoyed it and yes you’re right it’s incredibly hard to watch your loved ones go through it which is one of the reasons I made this video to help bring attention to the disease ❤️
I literally listened to this half an hour before going to school and that day it made me cry a lot, even more so the songs from Emerald's FireRed which were the ones I played as a child. Mainly the song by Vendanturf Town, which has a meaning for me because it left a mark on me.
I loved the original EATEOT by caretaker and I've been playing Pokemon for years now so this video really hit the feels i hope i never have to experience Alzheimer's but if i do i hope the memories of my childhood remain with me😔
i didnt remember the original vid, thanks for bringing this, at the begining i felt i heard this before, that this was like a lost memory and then the -Everywhere At The End Of Time - video came back to my head...
While I'm still heavily affected by this video as gens3-5 were my entire childhood, at least it doesn't have any music from the 2 gamecube spinoff games. The very first pokemon game I ever played was actually Colosseum, THEN Ruby. Hoo boy, if there was music from Colosseum and XD, i'd probably be writhing on the ground in the fetal position right about now
@@TSUKi_Beats If we're gonna follow suit with this video and play like the "peaceful town" music then Phenac City and the Relic Forest themes would definitely fit perfectly with this concept!! Agate Village would probably be very fitting as well considering it's basically a Senior Living Home lol. One of my personal favorite songs is Normal Battle from XD, but idk if that would fit the theme being upbeat battle music after all, even if it's quite happy and nostalgic. You know what? Let's toss in the Mt Battle Break Room song too while we're at it - that song doesn't get enough credit, probably because it's fairly short
This is truly art, I just want to let the creator really know how genuinely impressive this is, not just on a technical level but also as a piece of meta modernist art. To Truly understand this piece to the greatest extent, I think you should know “Everywhere At The End Of Time” have played Diamond and Pearl, Heart Gold and Soul silver, then Black and White. You also should have Some kind of knowledge of Dementia and or Alzheimer’s. This is just truly terrifying to the point where i can only skip around for a few seconds after stage 3. Not just on an artistic level is this terrifying but on a deeply personal one, to say I grew up on Pokémon would be an understatement it really was my life line. And to have such important pieces of music that I listened too in that moment remind me of the most horrific event in my life is just so terrifying! Sorry for such a long comment but this is really REALLY good I had to say something! Keep on making creative shit like this
man i feel super fucking lame for admitting this, but this is genuinely distressing to me i remember my nanna having totally lost her mind - freaking out at a christmas gathering - not really knowing where or when she was. when you witness that sorta shit as a kid it sticks with you forever. my dad never really spoke about it, he and mum got me pokemon platinum that same christmas. or maybe it was heartgold or white - i know it was around that time, DS era - i remember being on my DSi all day, distancing myself from extended family i didn't really know, and my senile grandma. i don't think it occurred to me then how important those memories of those games would be to me when I grew up, and it's occuring to me now how fragile those specific memories are. though reading the conmments, it's comforting to see I'm not alone in that sentiment
wtf, do people actually like listening to this? not a hater, I gave it a like for the creativity but oh my gosh, isn't it scary or idk, apocalyptic? gave me bad feelings, but okayyyy! creative and well made story telling though!! EDIT: oh, just looked up what it meant, "everywhere at the end of time", wow, okay I'm sorry if I sounded out as offending, this is very artistic. wow, crazy, changed my whole viewpoint on it.
village bridge had me sitting like the shinji chair img man. its one of my fav pkmn songs ever so it was wonderfully viscerally uncomfortable to listen to!
The image? The background is from the original everywhere at the end of time and the pokemon centre is from emerald I then edited it and combined the two 😊
What happened to the original description? Didn't the description previously have which songs belonged in each stage? Am I going crazy, is this a Mandela effect happening in real time?
😂 haha no you’re not going crazy it did have descriptions before but I removed them I’ve made a new version that’s more like the original eateot its a 4 hour long video should be coming out in a few weeks time after a few other scheduled videos so I’ve decided to change this one to a regular playlist video with the added distortion effects. Trust me if this one made you emotional the one coming up will break you lmao
@TSUKi_Beats also I just wanna say, you are my favorite channel on TH-cam for pokemon music. One day I was scrolling and the you're a kid playing pokemon platinum again in a snow storm video popped up in my recommended (the third video ever on your channel) best decision I ever made to listen to it. Keep up the fantastic work
it's hard to put into words what i don't like about this trend, but it's never sat right with me. i think in general i just hate how the internet turns everything into a meme. the original was serious. i don't think the subject matter of alzheimer's particularly meshes well with silly cartoon animal nostalgia. seems like there's a bit of a tonal disconnect there. like "look, look! it's MY alzheimer's memories some day! :D" like it's a fashion trend. and just like one, it'll vanish in like a year and nobody will be making these anymore. as if the disease vanished.
I hope you guys enjoyed the video, I’d like to take a moment to bring attention to and support those who are affected by Alzheimer's and dementia. These conditions impact millions of lives, causing individuals to lose precious memories and the ability to live independently.
I encourage you to donate to charities dedicated to Alzheimer's and dementia research and support. Your contributions can help fund vital research, provide care for those in need, and bring us closer to finding a cure. Together, we can make a difference.
Here are a few reputable organizations you can support:
- Alzheimer's Association: www.alz.org
- Alzheimer's Disease International: www.alzint.org
- Alzheimer's Society (UK): www.alzheimers.org.uk
Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Let's work together to create a future where memories are never lost. ❤️
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Hope you guys liked this little playlist if you'd like to support my work check out my Ko-Fi page (helps to keep the lights on) ko-fi.com/tsukibeats
Love ya guys, keep walking the good path
Amazing work as always tsuki❤❤
That's a beautiful thing to do Tsuki my grandma suffers from dementia and it's honestly so hard to watch thank you for doing this and making this amazing video genuinely made me kind of emotional you're a beautiful soul 💛
Thank you for this video and awareness. I’ll be sure to check out those links soon.
Bro this video makes me want to cry, i hate so much that feeling of "what if i forget my memories?"
I absolutely adore Pokemon, and dementia (specifically Alzheimer's) is one of my biggest fears as my family is predisposed to it. This strikes a chord in me... But the execution is brilliant. Kudos to you!
what are you even talking about
@@magickmskh Read the video description.
@@magickmskh Everywhere At The End Of Time is a 6+ hour long album by an artist called The Caretaker that is meant to represent the different stages of dementia. It's why the music continues to deteriorate through the different stages detailed in the description. It represents the deterioration of the patient's mind. This video takes inspiration from that concept
I'm glad you enjoyed it❤
This video is phenomenal it'll help bring attention to the condition so glad they made it
I didn't know what Everywhere At The End Of Time was so I looked it up and wow
Reading about it while listening to this video has been demolishing for me. Because these are not random tunes for me: this is the music of my life. And I'm still young, but I know there will be a time when I'll be old, deteriorating, and I'll remember this music as a chilldhood memory
It's a ten hour version of what this portrays.
i really hope i will remember all those tunes until my last day...
This adaptation is a brilliant, phenomenal way to drive home the messaging of the original work. Us as viewers know these songs intimately, they're long ingrained in our minds and memories, and thus hearing them distorted and abstracted in this way makes the concept all the more brutally clear.
27:00 one of my favourite part of the playlist, you can hear the memories overlaps each other into a confusing mess as your memories gradually collapsing, you're supposed to remember Violet City but then National Park interrupts the melody and then eventually took over at the end of it as if you haven't already reminisce it from just earlier. It's such an uncomfortable listening experience, one that is brilliantly executed
So glad you noticed it and thank you for taking the time to comment
It hit me especially hard because the National Park theme is like my favourite from the entire GSC soundtrack so it felt both welcome and kind of not. For someone who has ADHD it's so relatable, and often when I try to just recall songs in my head they keep mushing together
the old vinyl crackling sound effect really does its wonders on this
47:16 is the heaviest part.
A sudden moment of clarity. You know what's coming next - you recall it from before, and you've heard it many times.
But then the pause holds for just a bit too long, and it's back to the fuzzy vague familiarity that almost reminds you... but not quite like it once did.
The rest of the song I spent waiting for another rush of clarity like that... wow
Glad you picked up on it village bridge is one of my all time favourites so really wanted to show the moment of clarity even if it’s just for a brief moment
chat is this glaze
It was a jumpscare for me lmao
Including the RSE Surf Theme near the end was a stroke of genius, a theme that a lot of people who grew up with the gen 3 games will have had drilled into their heads (like myself). The way it's distorted makes it sound almost like roaring and the way it still reverberates into the final stage is really haunting
opelucid white is an EVIL choice. absolutely EVIL, thanks for including it. it's always been one of my favorites for its melancholy, and now you're using it against me.
😅glad you liked it
It was never the same after gen 5. Nothing can compare. The music, the ambiance, the nostalgia. Such a creation. Idk what happened but its gone :(
3D pokemon was a disaster
I agree although I liked Pokemon Y when I was younger but started with Soul Silver as a kid, that game affects me in such a special, melancholy way....
Yes. 3D were still great games, but not legendary. Switch were just decent. The magic is not there anymore.
@@unbound195 Time has now begun ticking to when someone will come in this thread and say "hurr durr it's because you aren't a kid anymore you're just nostalgia blind", that's demonstrably false. I've gone back to old pokemon games as an adult that I never played as a kid, and they were just better. It's a real shame.
@@Florp777 facts it's not just nostalgia. They were literally better games and if you missed it, you can't speak about it
Getting into the later stages of this video is genuinely terrifying. My heart is pounding. I read the description and while I do can detect a melancholic feeling in the music, I'm mainly afraid when I hear this.
This is definitely not something I should listen to at night, but even so, the execution is phenomenal.
I agree but there's also a beauty in it some tracks have small sections where the audio is not distorted eterna forest for example and village bridge it's as if even in the later stages of the disease there's still some intact fragments of the past memory really well made and great attention to detail to add it on tsuki's parts
I'll say it also makes me terrified as well. Pokemon melodies are about as core as memories can be to me, and I have spent consecutive hours comforting grandparents with dementia and a day caretaking for this bedridden man with dementia. I don't know how to describe being in really continuous close conversational proximity with that condition besides that it really messes me up when I think too long about it. I don't really know how to relay the experience of caretaking for the man, but it was just heartbreaking; less so because I felt for the actual individual, but more for what he represented as a victim of such a condition. I actually thought the man himself was an awful person on account of how he described his own life. I was just in no position to judge him; he was like a wounded injured animal with no wits. His dementia forced him to lay there on basically his deathbed vulnerable with me for hours and I had to just do my best to make sense of it and respond as a friend would. It's truly harrowing, I don't know how else to describe it. It's one of those things where I feel that ignorance truly is bliss.
58:40, gods. When that brief moment of clarity pops by and you think 'This won't happen again'. Really nails the hopelessness.
Really. I was surprised and jumped from it for a moment and before I could think to enjoy it it was already gone. Really puts it into perspective.
The sub-genre of TH-cam pokemon existentialism is hilarious and artistic, keep it up honestly
This playlist is so well made. Thank you for putting it together and making people more aware of Alzheimers and Dementia.
At first I clicked on this video expecting a creepy collection of Pokemon music and came out sobbing about what my grandma had to go through. She lived like this this for 10 damned years and I saw her slowly fade away, not recognizing me or my father (her son). I remember the worst moment being her thinking I was my big sister, because in her memories I was a little child. She couldn't comprehend me growing older and from that moment on didn't recognize me anymore. It's been a year since her passing, but this playlist hit me like a f*** train.
Thank you again for bringing attention to such a horrible disease and I hope research will soon find a cure, so no one experiences this incomprehensible horror and no loved ones have to hear the sentence "Who are you?" ever again.
I'm so sorry to hear that, I'm glad I was able to help a little with my playlist ❤
Makes the Pokemon ost seen in a much more different light.
51:40 is straight up a analog horror pokemon black and white game. Excellent work!
was really hoping undella town would be on here. was so stoked when it came on. as a kid i used to open my DS and fly to undella town and listen to it to fall asleep when i went on road trips to places i can never go back to... i dont remember all the places, but i remember undella town being in all of them
Very emotional to hear for me, lost my grandpa to dementia almost 10 years ago. Well made video, really captures the existential dread.
Really well made I love how in each stage there's some tracks that have sections where its clear without any distortion as if some of the best memories have small intact fragments you've really out done yourself
Thank you so much 😊 just a side note about those tracks where it’s clear in some sections- those tracks aren’t random they’re actually some of my personal favourite songs from the different generations 🙃
pulled this up late at night while playing ffxiv. have not listened to the original album this is taking inspiration from but i will check it out next for sure! while i dont think listening to this late at night was a smart decision, i also had no idea what i was getting into, as the first part was a fairly standard pokemon music mix. but i decided to tough it out and im writing this comment as i listen to the last entry. however, im sure the added fear of nighttime only adds to the experience.
i think my favorite part was in village bridge where it becomes clear riiight as one of the bars end, so you only get to hear the last split second of the man singing before he stops and then it gets muddled again. while village bridge also had the sporadic section later on, i think that moment earlier in the song stood out to me the most. i feel like it captured well the act of reaching for something, but the moment you grab it, it goes away.
definitely would look forward to more thematic stuff like this from you!!
Thank you so much I’m so glad you enjoyed it and yes watching this at night definitely requires guts 😂
Just beautiful, you made a really great job to representate dementia and mental health with sweets memories like with these OST of Pokemon.
(TSUKI, I HOPE WITH ALL MY HEART THAT YOU SEE THIS) Trying not to cry about this is really hard... a mix of dusty and scratched nostalgia for the old days with the dark fear of the future... for those who have a history of Alzheimer's in the family, it's something to really think about, my grandmother had the disease, I was very young, like 5-6 years old, I didn't really understand why she stayed in bed and couldn't talk anymore, when I got older and started to understand things better, then I had a minimal notion of what had happened, but only now, at 18, I was able to understand, at least a little bit how my dear grandmother felt... Pokémon was very present in my pre-adolescence, almost all of these songs were experienced by the little 10-year-old me, and man, to think that in the future I can feel all this love I have for these songs and for this franchise fading away in the midst of my memories, it's bizarre... it must have been really hard for me my grandma going through all that, everything she loved and liked, everything she went through and did, getting mixed up and deteriorating, bro, thank you, really. I feel like this video managed to convey to me at least 0.1% of her pain, that after a long time, she can finally be minimally understood, seriously, this video made me understand a little of her pain, man...
I can't contain myself, my friend, I'm bursting into tears writing this, but from the bottom of my heart, thank you, you made me understand something that perhaps I could never understand.
this is what I think is missing in today's arts, man, it changed the way I "saw" my grandma... seriously, this is art in its purest form. I'm grateful to be alive at this moment...
Thank you for this comment your support and words mean so much, I'm so glad it helped you connect with your grandma and understand a bit more of what she might of gone through the most important thing now is to keep her life in your memory and to focus on all the good she did for you, your family and the world ❤❤
This literally broke my heart and put a pit in my stomach. Bravo! Just makes me think of how much time has passed since playing this games.
Really well made video. I loved the moments where there was sudden clarity in the music itself. It really sucks that there are people that are going through this.
I'm just at 5 minutes in but I love how no matter how much you turn up the volume, the music still sounds slightly far away.
You've finished the game.
What more do you want?
Why can't you just be happy?
Her smile was my everything.
I adore this TSUKI! From the bottom of my heart thank you, my grandma suffers from dementia and it's honestly so hard to watch her forget who we are I hope this video will help bring more attention to the disease and thank you so much for encouraging people to donate to those charities ❤
I’m so glad you enjoyed it and yes you’re right it’s incredibly hard to watch your loved ones go through it which is one of the reasons I made this video to help bring attention to the disease ❤️
I literally listened to this half an hour before going to school and that day it made me cry a lot, even more so the songs from Emerald's FireRed which were the ones I played as a child. Mainly the song by Vendanturf Town, which has a meaning for me because it left a mark on me.
Because N's Room needed to be even creepier.. yeah..
😂
I loved the original EATEOT by caretaker and I've been playing Pokemon for years now so this video really hit the feels i hope i never have to experience Alzheimer's but if i do i hope the memories of my childhood remain with me😔
I hope so too
I said it out loud and it sounds like an old Italian grandma calling somebody an "idiot" in the most Neapolitan accent possible 😂😂
i didnt remember the original vid, thanks for bringing this, at the begining i felt i heard this before, that this was like a lost memory and then the -Everywhere At The End Of Time - video came back to my head...
I’m a huge Pokémon fan and this is literally peak
This is art.
Thank you ❤
While I'm still heavily affected by this video as gens3-5 were my entire childhood, at least it doesn't have any music from the 2 gamecube spinoff games. The very first pokemon game I ever played was actually Colosseum, THEN Ruby. Hoo boy, if there was music from Colosseum and XD, i'd probably be writhing on the ground in the fetal position right about now
Just curious what are your favourite and most nostalgic tracks from the GameCube pokemon games - for future reference 😉
@@TSUKi_Beats If we're gonna follow suit with this video and play like the "peaceful town" music then Phenac City and the Relic Forest themes would definitely fit perfectly with this concept!! Agate Village would probably be very fitting as well considering it's basically a Senior Living Home lol. One of my personal favorite songs is Normal Battle from XD, but idk if that would fit the theme being upbeat battle music after all, even if it's quite happy and nostalgic. You know what? Let's toss in the Mt Battle Break Room song too while we're at it - that song doesn't get enough credit, probably because it's fairly short
@@croatiancowboy perfect! Good to know for a project I'm working on🙌
This is terrifying! Eateot is tragic and terrifying! 😫 someone has got to get on a cure for dementia and Alzheimer's now! I am about ready to cry.
Thank you I am distraught lmao
This is truly art, I just want to let the creator really know how genuinely impressive this is, not just on a technical level but also as a piece of meta modernist art. To Truly understand this piece to the greatest extent, I think you should know “Everywhere At The End Of Time” have played Diamond and Pearl, Heart Gold and Soul silver, then Black and White. You also should have Some kind of knowledge of Dementia and or Alzheimer’s.
This is just truly terrifying to the point where i can only skip around for a few seconds after stage 3.
Not just on an artistic level is this terrifying but on a deeply personal one, to say I grew up on Pokémon would be an understatement it really was my life line. And to have such important pieces of music that I listened too in that moment remind me of the most horrific event in my life is just so terrifying!
Sorry for such a long comment but this is really REALLY good I had to say something! Keep on making creative shit like this
Thank you so much it’s comments like this that encourage me to make more videos so glad you enjoyed it ❤️
56:01 hits different
Emotions f'd me up
man i feel super fucking lame for admitting this, but this is genuinely distressing to me
i remember my nanna having totally lost her mind - freaking out at a christmas gathering - not really knowing where or when she was. when you witness that sorta shit as a kid it sticks with you forever. my dad never really spoke about it, he and mum got me pokemon platinum that same christmas. or maybe it was heartgold or white - i know it was around that time, DS era - i remember being on my DSi all day, distancing myself from extended family i didn't really know, and my senile grandma. i don't think it occurred to me then how important those memories of those games would be to me when I grew up, and it's occuring to me now how fragile those specific memories are. though reading the conmments, it's comforting to see I'm not alone in that sentiment
Banger
wtf, do people actually like listening to this? not a hater, I gave it a like for the creativity but oh my gosh, isn't it scary or idk, apocalyptic? gave me bad feelings, but okayyyy! creative and well made story telling though!!
EDIT: oh, just looked up what it meant, "everywhere at the end of time", wow, okay I'm sorry if I sounded out as offending, this is very artistic. wow, crazy, changed my whole viewpoint on it.
This is brilliant, I love the idea and the playlist itself looks really nice
This is something that genuinely terrifies me
Really cool concept!
This was not the relaxing study playlist I thought it would be
lavender town supe creepy with this vid
This is so beautiful! As a request, it would be aweaome for an ORAS video. I know you have done Hoenn but the Oras music is so beautiful too. 🩷🩷
Creepy and a calm ambience!
Post game Pokemon be like
28:52 😭
너무 좋아
pokemon creepypasta vibes
village bridge had me sitting like the shinji chair img man. its one of my fav pkmn songs ever so it was wonderfully viscerally uncomfortable to listen to!
Very original and genius. Hope you receive donations.
Bro this gives seriously Poképasta vibes 💀
fr 😭
Yo bro make a mystery dungeon one
Got a few mystery dungeon videos coming soon 🙌
@@TSUKi_Beats 👍
Postgame Kanto is without description.
How interesting
This is deeply painful to watch.
6 hrs ago damn
...no reverb? It's like 50% of the mood 😅 come on
Do Zoomers really?
when they become elders and then someone plays a music of Twinleaf Town / Littleroot will they jump in joy or something
41:25 is when i stopped watching, making me too uncomfortable.
Did you created the location for this pokemon center?
The image? The background is from the original everywhere at the end of time and the pokemon centre is from emerald I then edited it and combined the two 😊
@@TSUKi_Beats amazing use of the pokemon center and the original EATEOT background
It's from a painting by Ivan Seal. "beaten frowns after"
What happened to the original description? Didn't the description previously have which songs belonged in each stage? Am I going crazy, is this a Mandela effect happening in real time?
I thought it had the different stages last week(at the time of posting)?? I'm also confused as to where the different stages are in the description.
Came here wondering the same thing.
😂 haha no you’re not going crazy it did have descriptions before but I removed them I’ve made a new version that’s more like the original eateot its a 4 hour long video should be coming out in a few weeks time after a few other scheduled videos so I’ve decided to change this one to a regular playlist video with the added distortion effects. Trust me if this one made you emotional the one coming up will break you lmao
@@TSUKi_Beats a few weeks? I need it now 😭
@TSUKi_Beats also I just wanna say, you are my favorite channel on TH-cam for pokemon music. One day I was scrolling and the you're a kid playing pokemon platinum again in a snow storm video popped up in my recommended (the third video ever on your channel) best decision I ever made to listen to it. Keep up the fantastic work
Ion know there’s something about route 216
Aw man c'mon
you are not allowed too put the pokemon centers into dimensia memory damaged memory line perception fantasy Land.. Fantasy, and.. Fantasy of Memory...
The static is just too loud
That's sort of the point of the video it's supposed to show the decline in memory
It's the sounds of popping neurons 🎧
@@mx.lexdarco2616 😂😂
it's hard to put into words what i don't like about this trend, but it's never sat right with me. i think in general i just hate how the internet turns everything into a meme. the original was serious. i don't think the subject matter of alzheimer's particularly meshes well with silly cartoon animal nostalgia. seems like there's a bit of a tonal disconnect there. like "look, look! it's MY alzheimer's memories some day! :D"
like it's a fashion trend. and just like one, it'll vanish in like a year and nobody will be making these anymore. as if the disease vanished.
the white noise is fucking annoying but rest is ok
I think that's the point it's a homage to the original everywhere at the end of time the description explains the video
@@The_Renaissance_Project its still fucking annoying lol but yeah i'm aware it is in order to keep it super authentic etc
Futile insanity.
You've finished the game.
What more do you want?
Why can't you just be happy?
I miss her so much
@@deltawastakenbro 😂 😢