Love that you interpreted the lyrics as well.. For me, the last part of the song is, like what you said, more hopeful. But at the same time it showed the struggle, cuz it's like you were buried in rubble (like after an earthquake for example), and your only hope is the little light you see shining through the crevices. Yet, it's hopeful cuz you are looking for a reason to live (looking for a way out of your miserable situation), and with the determination that it is not supposed to be the end for you (there she said isn't it too early for us to die?). Such deep and meaningful lyrics.. Throughout the song, there were so many parts of the lyrics that really made you feel
@@harleydarius4195 i love that it ends on a bit more hopeful feeling. Shows that regardless of how down and out she feels, she won't give up. Its a great quality to have. I absolutely love her voice and she speaks on very relatable topics that are worded in a way that's unique and different. I DEFINITELY plan on making her a returning artist. Already did another reaction to another song yesterday with another breakdown.
She works as a nurse, and have seen tough shit. As you said, if you help people that have dark issues, you need some ways to deal with that, and she deals with it by writing and singing about it. She's not just a gem of an artist, she's a gem of a person. She stream once a week or once every two weeks, worth watching.
@@ulycination978 i have this gravitation to artists/songs that deal with dark topics. My playlist for starting the channel was 90% dark and depressing. Most Japanese music i listen to tends to be uplifting and inspiring but at my heart, I feel I have the most to say when the topic is dark and gloomy. Must is a great coping mechanism dealing with dark topics which is kinda why I wanted to do a lyric breakdown. Most people I feel are struggling mentally and music is a great way of letting you know that you're not alone.
@@TwistedGunZ I personally like dark/emotional songs over the uplifting/happy/motivational songs too.. For me it made you feel more, or even relate to more.
@@harleydarius4195 That's definitely understandable. The dark emotional songs definitely have more emotions behind them. It's always something I gravitate towards whenever I'm feeling down. Though I Realize that those dark songs keep me feeling down at the same time in a lot of instances so those happy, cheerful songs like Babymetal has, just keep me joyful and avoid that negative feelings all together which I enjoy lol.
@@TwistedGunZ yeah, I do have a few songs which will lift up my mood whenever I hear/sing them. But usually when I'm down I would like to listen to emo songs, embrace and in a way enjoy the emotion with the songs, but I'll come right back up afterwards. Music is really awesome.
You need to know that Japanese society is much more strict and uniformalistic than typical Western society. So this flock is a reference to that. It comes better in the Weak warriors with broken hearts song.
@@piotrkaczmarek659 its funny you mention that because thats something I bring up on that exact song. You'll be seeing that song of hers next. I love her as an artist so you'll see plenty of her.
Nice to see you listen to Upiko. She deserve so much more attention than what she get. You should also watch Human Scramble. There really is hundreds of extremely talented and creative bands from Japan. I could make a very long list.
@@ulycination978 she's absolutely amazing. One of the best iv come across lately. It is upsetting she doesn't get more attention because I enjoy her music and definitely plan on revisiting her. Definitely make that list, I need more Japanese artists!
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Love that you interpreted the lyrics as well..
For me, the last part of the song is, like what you said, more hopeful.
But at the same time it showed the struggle, cuz it's like you were buried in rubble (like after an earthquake for example), and your only hope is the little light you see shining through the crevices. Yet, it's hopeful cuz you are looking for a reason to live (looking for a way out of your miserable situation), and with the determination that it is not supposed to be the end for you (there she said isn't it too early for us to die?).
Such deep and meaningful lyrics.. Throughout the song, there were so many parts of the lyrics that really made you feel
@@harleydarius4195 i love that it ends on a bit more hopeful feeling. Shows that regardless of how down and out she feels, she won't give up. Its a great quality to have. I absolutely love her voice and she speaks on very relatable topics that are worded in a way that's unique and different. I DEFINITELY plan on making her a returning artist. Already did another reaction to another song yesterday with another breakdown.
She works as a nurse, and have seen tough shit. As you said, if you help people that have dark issues, you need some ways to deal with that, and she deals with it by writing and singing about it. She's not just a gem of an artist, she's a gem of a person. She stream once a week or once every two weeks, worth watching.
@@ulycination978 i have this gravitation to artists/songs that deal with dark topics. My playlist for starting the channel was 90% dark and depressing. Most Japanese music i listen to tends to be uplifting and inspiring but at my heart, I feel I have the most to say when the topic is dark and gloomy. Must is a great coping mechanism dealing with dark topics which is kinda why I wanted to do a lyric breakdown. Most people I feel are struggling mentally and music is a great way of letting you know that you're not alone.
@@TwistedGunZ I personally like dark/emotional songs over the uplifting/happy/motivational songs too.. For me it made you feel more, or even relate to more.
@@harleydarius4195 That's definitely understandable. The dark emotional songs definitely have more emotions behind them. It's always something I gravitate towards whenever I'm feeling down. Though I Realize that those dark songs keep me feeling down at the same time in a lot of instances so those happy, cheerful songs like Babymetal has, just keep me joyful and avoid that negative feelings all together which I enjoy lol.
@@TwistedGunZ yeah, I do have a few songs which will lift up my mood whenever I hear/sing them. But usually when I'm down I would like to listen to emo songs, embrace and in a way enjoy the emotion with the songs, but I'll come right back up afterwards. Music is really awesome.
You need to know that Japanese society is much more strict and uniformalistic than typical Western society. So this flock is a reference to that. It comes better in the Weak warriors with broken hearts song.
@@piotrkaczmarek659 its funny you mention that because thats something I bring up on that exact song. You'll be seeing that song of hers next. I love her as an artist so you'll see plenty of her.
Nice to see you listen to Upiko. She deserve so much more attention than what she get. You should also watch Human Scramble.
There really is hundreds of extremely talented and creative bands from Japan. I could make a very long list.
@@ulycination978 she's absolutely amazing. One of the best iv come across lately. It is upsetting she doesn't get more attention because I enjoy her music and definitely plan on revisiting her. Definitely make that list, I need more Japanese artists!