This song is available on spotify and all other music streaming platforms! It's called Trust Me Not under my artist name Backseat Vagabond: open.spotify.com/track/0Cmmomkfks4dgl6wtRajbX?si=z3ECNz0jQnmgPnHw4D7Olg&
Umm...if you all dont mind...can you watch my video?...i made a video of this song but in a very different way....i mean its not about villain or hero...its about a girl who is struggling...i know its not so good...but i want to share it to everyone..
Or they're both villains and ones stuck thinking they can't change and the other moved on and is saying they're trying to help the one that's still stuck Jesus I gave myself a seizure tryna type this- it's like 5:00 am *i n e e d s l e e p*
Personal Opinion here: The one on the right is the antagonist and the one on the left is the protagonist, but the one on the right is the hero, and the one on the left is the villain. The protagonist isn’t always a good person, it’s just the main character that people sympathize/relate with.
yeah, my english teacher was teaching a lesson and said "the protagonist is the good guy and the antagonist is the bad guy" and I corrected her ad said that the protagonist is the main character of the story and the antagonist is the one who opposes their goals, the main character though is not always the hero
I like to use Death Note as an example of this. Light is definitely a villain, he kills people based on his judgement of right and wrong but since he is the protagonist, people root for him.
I half teared up at the villian part "What about the lonely little girls what about her monsters who prevailed. You never came to save my world, what about me?" It seriously hit a nerve.
I like to think of It as the unrealistic expectations everybody places on the hero without empathy. Almost like the hero and villain just resonated for once, “The what about us?!” Is the peak of It. Nobody thinks about the hero and villain (well that’s a lie people do think about the villain a lot but that’s not the main media anyways at least In their universe) they just sprung a connection between themselves but didn’t bring It further. And I like to believe when the “Dying broken heart” Is very prominent It’s more like an actions speak louder than words thing, the hero says a “A beating human heart” but inside the hero Is still suffering. The hero and villain connect the most In this song but they can’t show It, they just can’t and with It being the “hero” (we don’t know who’s who) who approached the villain first and the reference to a past relationship between them makes It feel like the hero has decided something along the lines of “I am expected to save everyone but the villain and myself, but to save myself like I want to I need to save the villain. I need them with me again to feel that happiness and satisfaction knowing that If I stop I’m not endangering everybody else.” To heroes It Is always ingrained In them that everybody else’s safety Is their priority and that’s their life. Two children of humanity forced to spend their lives on an endless stream of conflict for others, not to ever help themselves. An inherent disaster on both sides, I refer to them as children because their actions are manipulated by the public: the hero Is obligated and has It fed to their mind that their goal Is to stop all evil and succeed, the villain Is like a misguided child nobody tried to help, the only one who could has been forced against them because they stood up to their unethical actions once and now they’re expected to do It time and time again.
The one a lot of people say is the "villain" honestly sounds like a victim to me. Like how the "hero" is implied to have treated them poorly before and the lines "so you're back at it again" in two parts of the song and then how the hero ignores what the villain is trying to say. Like how the villain says they feel manipulated and the hero's first response is to deny it and claim they're trying to help, which is manipulative behavior. Another example is when the villain is talking about their struggles and says "what about me?" But the hero says "what about us?" Dismissing the villain's feelings. I know this probably isnt what its supposed to be, but I just keep hearing it like this whenever I listen to it!
nop, sometimes you always feel gulty of your actions even thinking that you are selfish, a bad person, even if you had suffered as much as other people and the only you were trying to do was be happy
To me, this song is about a villain who became who they are because of the hero, who had attacked the villain while they were a child (unknowingly, of course). As the villain looks over the remains of their childhood that had been ended by the person they loved most, the hero questions what they're doing in a place of rubble, and that's how the song starts. The hero knew from the beginning that they were the reason the villain was who they were, but kept their mouth quiet in fear that the villain would hate them. I have a whole plot in my head bc of this song but this is just my rendition lmao
I love this, for me I can't help but think about Adora and Catra and think about they sorta have the same vibe of a hero trying to help a villain but the villain hurt by the hero refuses the help
oooo my friend and I have an AU. About two women, The Hero and The Villain. The hero and the villain were bestfriends from the start. They promised to get married when they were older. But the hero became queen and left the villain behind. She pushed her away when she was being abused and abandoned by everyone around her. The villain was trying to tell the hero that she needs her help. But the hero pushed her away and shook it off as if it was nothing. The hero also ditched the villain for another woman who was in love with her. So yeah. Pain edit: the plot thickens. The villain’s whole point is to help others who have been misunderstood. She was seen as a villain so she became one. She simply gives them a home until they can get back on their feet. She cares for them. But they don’t know that she’s the “villain” she uses a different name for both sides. Her actual name, when it comes to helping others, and her villain name. She also helped the hero make her way to queen, she supported her and cheered her on. But was still pushed away. take the pain
@@swiftlyaswiftieOH MY GOD how did I not think of shera immediately?!?! I mean this was already soooo amazing but that comparison just made it so much better 🤍🤍
the sad thing is that the lyrics video have more likes than the original one Edit: i know lyric videos will get more views and likes 'cuz its easier but it's still sad.
I mainly think it's because you can decipher on the both sides of the lyrics considering they're singing at the same time with different words and it's not as clear when there's no lyrics to guide you along.
I think it’s cause people will watch this typically and then want to learn the lyrics and will watch the lyric ones multiple times to learn. Some people have a harder time learning it through just hearing it. That’s being said.... yeah I feel bad for her about that too
I love how either one could be the hero or the villain. This just proves that the only difference between a hero and a villain is the one who tells the story.
Not necessarily. Thats the protagonist. Light from death note, who's a villain who only kills from his view of justice, is the person who tells the story in the series, however, he is in no ways a hero.but you are right because in the same series, L can be just as manipulative as light can be. What defines a hero and villain are there sense of morals I guess? But even that thats a grey area. I guess a way to put it is, the hero is someone society deems as good and the villian society deems as bad. Another example of an anime no ones heard of called hakeden, the main villain lost her two sons due to society's system. She's still a horrible person, but our protagonist, shino, is always yelling at his freinds and not listening to them when they're trying to protect him. Not all heros are good and not all are bad :)
@@JJ.23at first light could be classed as a hero somebody that kills the bad people, a very common thing hero's do but then he becomes more of an anti-hero when he starts killing innocents that get in the way of his justice
The hero failed to save the villain from something terrible, making them bitter. The Hero tries to sympathize, saying "I'm sorry, But you don't have to be a villain" and the villain basically responds "What kind of hero can't even save a child? You're not my hero, you never were, and frankly I don't think you deserve that title." It's really quite interesting, and I quite like it.
Was for me. They always called me the “Bad Boy” or Problem child when I always had compassion for life & people. I grew up thinking and being told to think that I was A tool or A weapon
you know i noticed the "hero" never actually...calls themselves that? they say they'll be the "villains" knight in shinning armor early on, but the only person who calls them a hero is the "villain" (they never call them a villain, either, just say "i know you think youre a villain") which might say something about how differently these two are viewing the situation.
@@Ozloz ...neither of them are bad people. I feel like that's the furthest idea from the point. They are both doing their best with the cards they've been dealt (literally quoting the song here) and that's caused a big disparity in how they view the world/the people around them. At this point the "hero" isn't failing, the "villain" is refusing help--which is out of their control. Neither of them understand each other, which is the primary source of conflict (as well as pass actions, probably).
I can see two different versions: 1. The person on the right is the person viewed as the villian by society, but is attempting to assist people, especially those who are overlooked, like those who are abused or in the lower class. The person on the left is the person viewed as the hero by society. They are manipulative and care only about fame. 2. The person on the right is the villian, many of their words are lashing out or an attempt at gaslighting. They are hurting others because they feel others should feel their pain. The person on the left is the hero, they care about the person on the right, know of believe them to be suffering some type of breakdown. However, they don't seem to care about people at large, but are focusing exclusively on the person on the right.
Alternatively, neither are the villain and neither have done anything to gaslight or manipulate but the right one has imposter syndrome and the left one is trying to get them to realise their innocence, while the right slowly becomes more unstable and displaced their anger on their "hero" The "villain" has probably been hurt by people in the past and thinks the hero will do the same so the villain puts up a barrier. "Stop pretending that you love me" - someone probably did this to them in the past ❤
As much as I like the 1 a lot, the 2 gotta be my favorite hero and villain trope AND seems to really match what's happening on the video. Gotta add that the villain probably thinks number 1 is what's happening
Yes, but consider: the villain is played by Adora who is sad and in pain that Catra, her most important person, wants her to come back to the horde, while Catra plays the hero, with the line you used to hold my hand once, as she tries to convince the only person who was ever on her side to come back to her
I really agree with you. Sometimes they really do try to save people because they actually do care, but they can't help people that need to help themselves and regonize themselves first. And sadly, both sides need to know that.
This is the reason why I'm so in love with the idea of a hero turned "villan" Heros are expected to choose the well-being of strangers or ,in some cases, humanity as a whole, over their own loved ones. If they choose others well-being they are only putting up a front for the public(like the message of the song). BUT if they do decide to protect their loved ones they are selfish. They can also get a lot of criticism for 'wrecking' cities or buildings (or anything like that) while SAVING THE WHOLE WORLD!? Like would you prefer the whole human race getting wiped out or just rebuilding physical objects? Or also like maybe a few casualties over saving whole cities? ( Like in the 'Avengers' franchise) So I'm honestly very down with the idea of heroes just "Alright screw it if you think I'm so horrible and can't do anything right, save yourselves" and mess up the world.
i love this, its really "tropey" but i dont mean that in a bad way. its like the bare bones of a very common dynamic between hero and villain, of people who define themselves as such and the world defines them as such, but they don't really fit into them because they are people with emotions and flaws. the "hero" wants to bring the other one up and tell them they won't give up on them, but the other one wants to bring the hero down, like "you're no better than me" type deal. its the classic "we´re not so different after all" shtick. its weird how this feels like a very familiar narrative that many heroes and villains fit in one way or another, though i don't really remember reading or watching many stories where the main villain is the heros past lover but its perfect. it really adds a level of intensity to the struggle between them.
I think it's really cool that it has no clear wording that makes it explicit that the song is talking about ex lovers, so it can fit any kind of strained relationship, it fits two of my ocs very well, and they're estranged sisters who haven't seen eachother for more than a century due to outside forces
Everyone’s talking about them being childhood friends, but I raise you this. The hero is older in age, late thirties year 40s. The villain is late teens early twenties. The villains parents died due to the hero not being able to save them, the hero has said their apologies so many times but the villain is too corrupted by anger and sadness. The villain believes that the only reason the hero is treated as such, is because other people believe that they are a hero. Because their past will forever haunt them.
Idk. That feels like it's reducing(?) What they're feeling. Your take is great, of course! It's always amazing to see people imagine their own world (i haven't seen any other comments where they aren't similar in age, or love interests, for that matter) but to me, this was a song where they're both hurt and have hurt each other. Deeply, they want things to work out between them but their convictions and beliefs are too different to allow so. If the only reason the villain had to hate the hero was cause he wasn't able to save their parents even though they probably felt awful about it, then it just makes the villain look petty....idk what I'm saying anymore, have a good day!
I love how this song can get two opposite interpretations: 1) The one on the left is the hero and the one on the right is the villain. The hero has defeated the villain multiple times and everyone adores him for that. However he knows the villain isn’t actually evil, but rather misunderstood. He’s known it for a long time but just about this song starts is when he decides to go and make amends with the “villain”, but the villain is resentful because the hero put everyone against him without questioning and believes now it’s too late to make things right. 2) The one on the left is the villain and the one on the right is the hero. Long time ago, when both of them where just starting acting publicly, the hero offered the villain a chance to redeem himself but the villain took advantage and made everyone think the hero was actually the villain, twisting all the actions of both of them for his convenience. Now the hero is hiding at his “secret lair” with his spirit broken as everyone believes him to be the bad guy while he tries to save the day, all because of the lies of the villain. After maintaining the lie for a long time, the villain goes to confront the fallen hero, leaving to interpretation wether the villain is actually trying to fix things up or if he’s just mocking the hero with his “heroic fake personality”. Anyway, it doesn’t matter if his feeling on this song are true or not, the fallen hero no longer trust the deceiving villain Edit: OMG Guys what the actual... how did I got so many likes?! Anyway thanks for taking the time to read my little interpretations ;)
it feels more complex than just one of them being a villain. I'd say it's more the villain views themself as a villain and the hero as a hypocrite, meanwhile the hero views themselves as a hero and the villain as someone in need of rescuing. By the sounds of it they’re both half right, and ironically, they’re right about their opposite instead of themself. The hero's apologies and admittance to lying to try and save them reveals that they have indeed done some hypocritical things. On the other hand, the villain referring to themself as a villain shows that they're acting against their own conscience. I don’t know what happened but they’re actively working to hurt themself by doing something they themself consider evil, so they really do need saving. On top of that, the fact they can still recognize their acts as wrong means it's not too late to save them, unfortunately, with their shared history together and the hero's history with hypocrisy, it's almost impossible for them to be the villains hero; in fact, the harder they try, the more they push the villain to doing evil. I've taken to calling this reaction the Adora effect recently(props if you get the reference).
That’s actually quite a take on this one. Steven could be the villain of his own life and the hero of his life would be rose (since she gave birth to him) but what he doesn’t know is that the roles are supposed to be reversed.
I love that she has two different singing styles for the two characters. The one on the right uses a harsher tone while the one in the left is more of a lulled voice. And when mocking the left, the character on the right uses a lulled voice before returning to their normal harsh voice. Its genius, absolutely incredle singing
I don’t think this was the intended purpose but I relate to the ‘villain’s’ side as a cancer survivor in school. I was never bullied but I was never treated the same and people would only talk to me out of pity or to try to make everyone be like “Aw you’re her friend? That’s so nice of you!”
Left: Villain trying to redeem themself/Hero who’s made some mistakes, buts willing to sacrifice anything for right Right: Broken Hero with nothing left to lose, so they throw away their reputation/Villain who’s tired of having the hero trying to save them. Left: “the good guy” who’s manipulative Right: the good guy who’s been framed a villain for years.
I imagine this as it being sung by the same person the younger nieve self being the hero and the older one who has been through some stuff as the villain
@@togahimiko1381 ive seen a few videos that do that, as Tōya and Dabi talking to each other, and tbh it breaks my heart but it fits way to fucking well and I honestly adore it. Also, their song “Go Take a Swan Dive off the Roof of the Building” has hardcore Kacchan and Deku vibes (I mean OBVIOUSLY) and like I just..I love them both way too much and just imagining it is Izuku’s internal monologue when thinking of Katsuki alone and shit. Idk I’m rambling now, but yeah :)
I wanna say by the manipulative tactics used in the beginning the one on the left is the villain, then tries to make the other feel like they don't deserve to feel sad. Making them feel like they are sad for no reason and they are really trying to help. But the one on the right knows they are being manipulative and tries to make them realize that they aren't swayed. But has to act like the villain to get that through to the left side.
I did see the manipulative tactics but came to a completely different conclusions. The right was so gas lighty. The left tries to hard to help the right and they keep telling them they arent help and will never understand. Putting the blame on the left for everything going wrong in their life
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i feel like the “villain” was abused, hurt, and bullied by others while the “hero” stood by and watched, not knowing what to do, scared to hurt, so never helped. the villain started to loose their sanity and was angry at the hero for never being there for them, and feels like the hero doesn’t care about them, because why would the hero leave them in hurt, if they really loved them? i don’t think there’s a hero or a villain, they’re both in the right, yet both wrong. it depends on the perspective you tell it from. the hero is selfish for leaving their friend to suffer and never helping, and the villain is selfish for taking their anger out on their friend.
The lines at 2:55 kinda made me think of what the hero and villain could be. Hero: Somebody that is kinda obsessed with helping others because they feel the need to help others and prove that they could be a good person or that they are a good person Villain: Somebody that that doesn’t want to be saved because they feel as if they don’t deserve to be or just feel as if it doesn’t matter if they are saved or not because they’ll end up dying anyway.
My guess: They were both “villains” on the same side and were both friends. Till the girl on the left went over to the “good” side behind the girls back. And the girl on the left is trying to convince her that she’s sorry and bring her to the good side, but the girl on the right is already “broken” and won’t come over to the side. Long story short, *Catradora*
the first time I listened to it, I was pretty sure the hero singing was the one who was wearing white and the villain was the one wearing black. (not only judging by the clothes but also by the lyrics) then my brain decided to just reverse the roles and now I have a plot- the one wearing white used to be a villain but was now a normal citizen because the hero saved them the one wearing black would be a hero who starts questioning if what they’re doing is right and starts leaning into the edge of villainy *i’ll actually write something if I have the time and I’ll update this comment but until then just keep enjoying the song :DD
OMGOMGOGM YES! the line where the one in whiet says " Ill be your knight in shining armour" is the civilian wanting to be like the her0 who helped them and the one in black says "you think your a hero" since they have a been a hero so long anf know that its not as glorious as it seems. SORRY IF IT DOSENT MAKE SNESE
I lLOVE how she was acting while singing! If it wasn't supposed to be like this, and its natural, just wow. Lmao this is my favorite song and i listen to it literally everyday XD
The one on the left is “the hero” who is used to being able to save everyone. However they can’t save their best friend, “the villain” or the one on the left. The “villain” sees themselves as such and won’t let the “hero” save them from their self degradation.
I really felt the “ I’m sorry “ part because honestly it is so hard to get someone to see that everything is okay when it’s not okay and you try to make them feel better but you can’t because they’re in control of themselves and you’re not in control of them. But you still feel as though it’s your fault. And then the “ You are not my hero “ hits me deep because I feel like I’ve heard that so many times but in a different structure of words. It hits deep man, all you wanna do is help but they reject it...
Nobody’s talking about the line “Hey what about the lonely little girls” What happened who are they and how are they relevant to it, maybe the hero at one point allowed them to die putting one of his own friends above civilian lives this might have been what sparked the villain into doing what they do
There it’s always someone lonely and yet they keep on trying to save the person who already fallen to deep into there own darkness to be saved and yet the lonely people will soon fall to it is a never ending thing! That is just the hard truth.It’s sad!
I thought it was them mocking the hero because hero's are stereotypically shown saving little girls when they're not stereotypically shown saving a city, but that's a nice way to put relevance to the line if that makes sense :)
@@yufaelia then why the I’m sorry! I’m not insulting I’m just asking why do you think the hero said it if that’s the case? Maybe guilt over saving little girls and city’s instead of their own (insert whatever villain is to them)
It is actually “what about the lonely, little girl?” meaning that the “villain” is actually referring to themselves, it is then followed by “ what about her monsters who prevailed, you never came to save my world.” Therefore showing the villain means themself. This is what that line meant
@@stafey7659 Ah, thinking about it now, I don't have any idea on why the hero would be saying that if that were the case. Though I do think it's funny to think of the villain being like "go save someone's daughter from a fire or something; fuck off >:/" but hey, that's one more theory added to the pile.
Imagine This The hero of the story is the parent and the "Villain" is their daughter/son Since the dad is one of the top heroes they don't have much time on their hands so they aren't ableto spend much time home Now the Villain has been getting bullied for not having a power (supposedly) and recently their best friend died because of debris made by a hero who blamed it on a villain that was in the middle of stealing so they got away with killing someone that was close to them The hero was a single parent so the Villain has been trying to get the attention of the Hero to have some help with the bullying like moving schools One of the bullies have a healing power so at the end of the day they always heal the Villain to make sure that there was no sign of the bullying And of course since their is no sign of bullying the Hero got mad and accused their san/daughter of lying to get their attention knowing full well that he doesn't have the time for pointless things After this the Villain started to show symptoms of their power threw their emotions being all over the place and they just snap destroying everything around them After that the villain disappeared for a long time and then out of nowhere a huge villain popped up in the world this being the Villain of the story For this period of the Hero has been desperately trying to find their son/daughter Searching for clues the Hero discover that the Villain has been the targeting the class that their child used to be in and so they end up meeting them in the middle of the school while the Villain was trying to blow up the school The Villain reveals themselve and the Hero realises what they have done (cue the music) (after music) The Villain turns their back while the Hero tries to run up and give them a hug but the Villain just vanishes saying "until next time "Hero"" with a hint of disgust (I know many plot holes and bad spelling but I just wanted to write down the idea before i forgot) p.s. absolutely love the song
i just realized that when the villian is the main one singing the ukelele is played a lot more aggresively, which is a very nice touch. I don't know if it was intended though lol
I know right!! The last "sometimes things don't work out," could suit so well when in seaspn 1 finale, Catra let's go of Adora and gives her the sword. Lmao I am actually working on an animatic for she ra with this song ✨
Haha, been singing a lot more than usual these past couple days so I sound more strained than the original on tiktok! Its a little messy, the official audio will sound much more polished (and I'll add a key change so watch out!!1!1) Stay tuned & thanks for being sweet to me! 💖💖
The heroes caught up in they’re own delusions thinking things like “it’s not to late” or “everyone makes mistakes” and that “there’s no thing as too late” and is trying to help the villain but the villain knows there too far down they no longer have the will too come back up you can’t just deny everything that’s happened bc a “hero” has said something the villain no longer had the will to trust and the hero had already failed multiple times to reach the “villain” whose already been shunned by society the villains looking at reality where the hero’s stuck in the delusion that They can do something A hero’s complex
*Villain:* "From what've gathered, we're very much alike. Everything about you tells the tale. Your attitude. Your costume. Your tactics. They all scream of outrage, despair, vengeance. What terrible wrong was done to set you on this path? It doesn't really matter... Nothing matters..." *Hero:* "If we are really alike, you know this is wrong. You must have been a good man once." *Villain:* "No, not good. Never good. After all, I'm only human. No more debate. I'm going to kill you now, then everyone else." *Hero:* "There is a difference between you and me. We both looked into the abyss, but when it looked back at us... You blinked."
maybe post the acoustic version first, than if you feel like it you can post a full version? just make sure you dont overwhelm yourself! this song and its lyrics are absolutely AMAZING, thank you so much for sharing it :D edit: this is about the spotify huhu
2:19 I love the word you used for the line: "I recognize that you're upset" That is arguably the most hurtful thing you can say to someone who experienced pain like this. You may recognize a person's pain, but due to the fact that you've never experienced it, you've isolated them by saying that you can't truly understand their point of view. You may be able to recognize Polish or Hindi or Igbo or Japanese or Cherokee, but if you can't understand the language, you can never know what the person who speaks that language is saying. Even if you can understand a few words and piece the puzzle together, your recreation will be like a child's drawing of the other person's masterpiece. You may get the major parts of the picture, but all the details that make up the artwork will be lost because you don't know. "Recognize" and "Understand" are two similar words with very different meanings in this setting. Recognition often pushes the two further apart. Understanding often bring them closer together.
My pov: they are sisters and the one on right the was always hated. She turned into a “villain” because of how mistreated she was and her sister is trying to save her.
My interpretation: They're siblings, maybe the "villain" is a clone (im a sucker for those stories okay-). The "Hero" truly loved the "Villain", but wasn't always there for them. Busy hanging out with friends, doing schoolwork, etc. The "Villain" was starting to spiral into depression/anxiety, and tried to tell the "Hero." But the "Hero" always brushed it off. They wanted to help but didn't have the time. This caused the "Villain" to hide their emotions, making it get worse. Eventually all bottles that hold emotions, it cracked. The "Villain" turned, well- villainous. And then the "Hero" tried to help. But it was too late. The "Hero" never cared, why now? Their care doesn't matter if they refused to give it out when it was needed! (Probably said Villain) If there was a way to give them a happy ending, we first need to shove the "Hero" away (at least for now). What the "Villain" needs is not to mend a broken relationship, that would take too much energy at the time. They need to get to a better place mentally, gain a support group, and actually care for themselves. Once that is achieved, then they can mend the relationship.
Another idea to this: The "Hero" was the favorite child. Maybe the parents insisted there was no preference, but it was obvious. Maybe thats why the "Villain" reached out to only the "Hero"
@@Curdled.milk1 same here. Don't get me wrong though I love my sister and I'd die for her, I mean heck I would do anything for her. Even though my mother's clear preference for her over me hurts, I don't hold that against my sister. It's not my sister's fault for how other people treat me.
Feeling very bubblegum vibes. Like a proud “hero” who thinks they are doing what’s right for the greater good but actually is kinda terrible at times. Then you’ve got the “villain” Marcelo me type. Like the I’ll beat the shit out of some people but I’m morally gray and wouldn’t sacrifice the people I care about for the greater good. Where ease the “hero” would so does that make her the “bad guy” or just a person b
This song is available on spotify and all other music streaming platforms! It's called Trust Me Not under my artist name Backseat Vagabond: open.spotify.com/track/0Cmmomkfks4dgl6wtRajbX?si=z3ECNz0jQnmgPnHw4D7Olg&
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TYSM! I love this song!
We finally found her
the opposite of guitar hero
UKELELE VILLAIN.
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this is the comment i didn't expect but the one i needed.
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i just realized: this is the oppostite of enemies to lovers = lovers to enemies
Catradora!
I love your pfp
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@@angie.bailey same
@@angie.bailey are you ok?:(
"Hero" and "Villain" : *About to confront eachother*
"Villain" : Hold on, let me get my ukulele.
Villan: ok where were we?
@@nesiachan4534 Hero: I believe we were about to confront each other?
@@pandapanda3165 villan:alright you can start it off
^ this is beautiful ✨
I wonder how the background characters are saying in the background as they watch this ☠️
Umm...if you all dont mind...can you watch my video?...i made a video of this song but in a very different way....i mean its not about villain or hero...its about a girl who is struggling...i know its not so good...but i want to share it to everyone..
Plot twist: they were both hero’s who did something terrible. One got over it, the other was broken.
That's the vibe I'm getting with the song ngl
Or they're both villains and ones stuck thinking they can't change and the other moved on and is saying they're trying to help the one that's still stuck
Jesus I gave myself a seizure tryna type this- it's like 5:00 am *i n e e d s l e e p*
@@lemon_ghxst sleep you need rest >:0 🔫
@@hauwley ok TvT 😅😂
@@lemon_ghxst same but it’s 7 and I stayed awake all night ✋☺️
They’re both the villain’s in each other’s worlds.
😢😢😢
I love this comment very much
“We all pretend that we’re the heroes on the good side, but what if we’re the villains on the other?” -Stella Jang
@@tired_artist4918 literally what i was going to say-
@@tired_artist4918 DAMN IT SAME! (It's been my status on discord for2 weeks x'D)
ngl the the
“what about me”
“what about us”
sends chills down my spine
@@hackergurl3469 I think you mean geez 😅 (not to be that person but-)
@Madison Oakley I think it’s funny too lol
the "YOU ARE NOT MY HERO!" gets me
@@hgz08 me tooo
It broke my back/spine-
Personal Opinion here:
The one on the right is the antagonist and the one on the left is the protagonist, but the one on the right is the hero, and the one on the left is the villain. The protagonist isn’t always a good person, it’s just the main character that people sympathize/relate with.
yeah, my english teacher was teaching a lesson and said "the protagonist is the good guy and the antagonist is the bad guy" and I corrected her ad said that the protagonist is the main character of the story and the antagonist is the one who opposes their goals, the main character though is not always the hero
@@jaydenbeck1411 yeah so many teachers confuse antagonist with villain when the antagonist is just the conflict for the protagonist
I like to use Death Note as an example of this. Light is definitely a villain, he kills people based on his judgement of right and wrong but since he is the protagonist, people root for him.
@@sofianakano2911 that is actually a really good example
YES>>>>>>>>>
I half teared up at the villian part "What about the lonely little girls what about her monsters who prevailed. You never came to save my world, what about me?" It seriously hit a nerve.
SEE IT EVEN HIT HARD FOR URARAKA
Uraraka, I see that.
yes!! it sounded like the villain's frustrated with the hero and trying to hold back tears like- akjdklvvk i love it sm
I like to think of It as the unrealistic expectations everybody places on the hero without empathy. Almost like the hero and villain just resonated for once, “The what about us?!” Is the peak of It. Nobody thinks about the hero and villain (well that’s a lie people do think about the villain a lot but that’s not the main media anyways at least In their universe) they just sprung a connection between themselves but didn’t bring It further. And I like to believe when the “Dying broken heart” Is very prominent It’s more like an actions speak louder than words thing, the hero says a “A beating human heart” but inside the hero Is still suffering. The hero and villain connect the most In this song but they can’t show It, they just can’t and with It being the “hero” (we don’t know who’s who) who approached the villain first and the reference to a past relationship between them makes It feel like the hero has decided something along the lines of “I am expected to save everyone but the villain and myself, but to save myself like I want to I need to save the villain. I need them with me again to feel that happiness and satisfaction knowing that If I stop I’m not endangering everybody else.” To heroes It Is always ingrained In them that everybody else’s safety Is their priority and that’s their life. Two children of humanity forced to spend their lives on an endless stream of conflict for others, not to ever help themselves. An inherent disaster on both sides, I refer to them as children because their actions are manipulated by the public: the hero Is obligated and has It fed to their mind that their goal Is to stop all evil and succeed, the villain Is like a misguided child nobody tried to help, the only one who could has been forced against them because they stood up to their unethical actions once and now they’re expected to do It time and time again.
2:08
Historians: They were friends
Lmao
*oh my god they were roommates*
edit: so this is why i get so many notifications-
@@PAZTELS_ *they were roommate's?*
@@delliuseevuis5196 bestie wedding
Historians : they were the same person
“You are not the villain”
Captions: you are not feminine
MtF's: *cries*
FtM's: WOOOOOO
@@sillyswrdd lol
Omg YESxD
Lol
LMAOOOO
The one a lot of people say is the "villain" honestly sounds like a victim to me. Like how the "hero" is implied to have treated them poorly before and the lines "so you're back at it again" in two parts of the song and then how the hero ignores what the villain is trying to say. Like how the villain says they feel manipulated and the hero's first response is to deny it and claim they're trying to help, which is manipulative behavior. Another example is when the villain is talking about their struggles and says "what about me?" But the hero says "what about us?" Dismissing the villain's feelings. I know this probably isnt what its supposed to be, but I just keep hearing it like this whenever I listen to it!
I actually think that was exactly their intention in writing this song
Just gives me more options for my maladaptive daydreaming
@@mint7442 same 😌👊
Same tho
Gosh you have a good point
“Nobody is the villain in their own story. We're all the heroes of our own stories. ” - George R.R Martin
Well yes but actually not
Jokes on George I think of myself as the villain
@@Curdled.milk1 same
nop, sometimes you always feel gulty of your actions even thinking that you are selfish, a bad person, even if you had suffered as much as other people and the only you were trying to do was be happy
but the villain in someone else’s
Hero’s point of view:
‘Hero’ and ‘Damsel in distress’
Villain’s point of view:
‘Two people who have done equally bad things’
Undertale?
She ra!
She-ra definitely
And honestly? Both are equally wrong.
@@cereal.boxx_7326 Yea
To me, this song is about a villain who became who they are because of the hero, who had attacked the villain while they were a child (unknowingly, of course). As the villain looks over the remains of their childhood that had been ended by the person they loved most, the hero questions what they're doing in a place of rubble, and that's how the song starts. The hero knew from the beginning that they were the reason the villain was who they were, but kept their mouth quiet in fear that the villain would hate them. I have a whole plot in my head bc of this song but this is just my rendition lmao
This is?? So creative???
I love this, for me I can't help but think about Adora and Catra and think about they sorta have the same vibe of a hero trying to help a villain but the villain hurt by the hero refuses the help
oooo my friend and I have an AU. About two women, The Hero and The Villain. The hero and the villain were bestfriends from the start. They promised to get married when they were older. But the hero became queen and left the villain behind. She pushed her away when she was being abused and abandoned by everyone around her. The villain was trying to tell the hero that she needs her help. But the hero pushed her away and shook it off as if it was nothing. The hero also ditched the villain for another woman who was in love with her. So yeah. Pain
edit: the plot thickens. The villain’s whole point is to help others who have been misunderstood. She was seen as a villain so she became one. She simply gives them a home until they can get back on their feet. She cares for them. But they don’t know that she’s the “villain” she uses a different name for both sides. Her actual name, when it comes to helping others, and her villain name. She also helped the hero make her way to queen, she supported her and cheered her on. But was still pushed away. take the pain
@@swiftlyaswiftieOH MY GOD how did I not think of shera immediately?!?! I mean this was already soooo amazing but that comparison just made it so much better 🤍🤍
This remind me of villian Deku and bakugou
I think multiple versions will be cool! As long as you aren't overwhelming yourself.
I was about to comment this tysm
I AGREE ON ALL LEVELS
yes i completely agree
Meh
What kind of versions then?
"They're not really a villain just the antagonist. I'd say the protagonist is the real villain, after all she's done"
-Yukey
OKAY BUT WHO ELSE THINKS THIS SHOULD BE TURNED INTO A MUSICAL SHE'S LITERALLY SOOOOOO TALENTED
Meeeee
@@tayyyyy_903 ikr I would prolly memorize the whole thing in a day
MeEeEeE
I THOUGHT THAT WHEN I FIRST HEARD IT TOO
Meeeeeeeeeee
IM SO INVESTED IN THESE CHARACTERS WHO DONT EXIST FOR NO REASON AHHH
story of my life tbh
As I said we need both versions on Spotify and a movie
A friend pointed out that this gives off early bubbleine vibes
OML it does!! Ugh my favorite lesbians
Oh snap, yea
Yes, I can definitely see that. Also Adora and Catra! When they were fighting.
I knew it gave homoerotic vibes!
I said it had steven universe and she ra energy. Su probably just because of the ukulele tho 😂
**very emotional song ends**
Natalie: double bi peace signs
“We pretend we are the hero’s on the good side, but, what if we are simply the villains on the other?”
stella jang?
@@kathycat4452 yep
STELLA JANG LETS GOOOOOOOOO
STELLLAAA shes so talented
This sounds like self conflict about a girl who's trying to talk herself out of suicide but failed. "Sometimes things don't go as planned"
Nice pfp 👀
@@Someone-1997 no u
Oh shit-
Kinda sounds like that segment in Achilles Come Down
@Amber Buckley you listen to it too? Yay!
the sad thing is that the lyrics video have more likes than the original one
Edit: i know lyric videos will get more views and likes 'cuz its easier but it's still sad.
I first found this song from the lyric video then watched that a few times came here and sang it word for word.
I mainly think it's because you can decipher on the both sides of the lyrics considering they're singing at the same time with different words and it's not as clear when there's no lyrics to guide you along.
I think it’s cause people will watch this typically and then want to learn the lyrics and will watch the lyric ones multiple times to learn. Some people have a harder time learning it through just hearing it.
That’s being said.... yeah I feel bad for her about that too
Funny thing.. The lyric video got taken down lol
Lyric videos will always get a lot of views because it’s easier to see plus in this case removes the dialogue in the beginning
I love how either one could be the hero or the villain. This just proves that the only difference between a hero and a villain is the one who tells the story.
Not necessarily. Thats the protagonist. Light from death note, who's a villain who only kills from his view of justice, is the person who tells the story in the series, however, he is in no ways a hero.but you are right because in the same series, L can be just as manipulative as light can be. What defines a hero and villain are there sense of morals I guess? But even that thats a grey area. I guess a way to put it is, the hero is someone society deems as good and the villian society deems as bad. Another example of an anime no ones heard of called hakeden, the main villain lost her two sons due to society's system. She's still a horrible person, but our protagonist, shino, is always yelling at his freinds and not listening to them when they're trying to protect him. Not all heros are good and not all are bad :)
@@JJ.23at first light could be classed as a hero somebody that kills the bad people, a very common thing hero's do but then he becomes more of an anti-hero when he starts killing innocents that get in the way of his justice
"We all pretend to be the hero's on the good side,
But what if we're the villains on the other?"
I feel this, probly becuse everyone i know has descibed me as some sort of villian even tho i try to be the hero
stella 💗💗
The hero failed to save the villain from something terrible, making them bitter. The Hero tries to sympathize, saying "I'm sorry, But you don't have to be a villain" and the villain basically responds "What kind of hero can't even save a child? You're not my hero, you never were, and frankly I don't think you deserve that title." It's really quite interesting, and I quite like it.
This is what I thought too! Something about the hero not being able to save the villain from something traumatic.
OH-HO-HO NOW I WANNA WRITE SOMETHING WITH THIS PLOT
can i? 👉👈
@@iiheartaddyy *M e l o n l o r d I b o w d o w n t o y o u*
I feel like “stoic and handsome” might be a reference to not having been emotionally available in the past?
Was for me. They always called me the “Bad Boy” or Problem child when I always had compassion for life & people. I grew up thinking and being told to think that I was A tool or A weapon
Yesss
you know i noticed the "hero" never actually...calls themselves that? they say they'll be the "villains" knight in shinning armor early on, but the only person who calls them a hero is the "villain" (they never call them a villain, either, just say "i know you think youre a villain") which might say something about how differently these two are viewing the situation.
Now that I think about no hero has actually called themselves a hero. I'm starting to rethink my opinion on heros-
Also all the “heroes” that are actually the villains will calm themselves a hero. I’ve noticed that a lot.
My perspective is that the “hero” isn’t trying to be a bad person, they just… are, I think they’re trying their best and keep failing
@@Ozloz ...neither of them are bad people. I feel like that's the furthest idea from the point. They are both doing their best with the cards they've been dealt (literally quoting the song here) and that's caused a big disparity in how they view the world/the people around them. At this point the "hero" isn't failing, the "villain" is refusing help--which is out of their control. Neither of them understand each other, which is the primary source of conflict (as well as pass actions, probably).
Oooh yeah!!!
I can see two different versions:
1. The person on the right is the person viewed as the villian by society, but is attempting to assist people, especially those who are overlooked, like those who are abused or in the lower class. The person on the left is the person viewed as the hero by society. They are manipulative and care only about fame.
2. The person on the right is the villian, many of their words are lashing out or an attempt at gaslighting. They are hurting others because they feel others should feel their pain. The person on the left is the hero, they care about the person on the right, know of believe them to be suffering some type of breakdown. However, they don't seem to care about people at large, but are focusing exclusively on the person on the right.
I’d bet that the “villain” sees it as 1, and the “hero” sees it as 2. Maybe both are true to some degree.
I like 1 a lot
Alternatively, neither are the villain and neither have done anything to gaslight or manipulate but the right one has imposter syndrome and the left one is trying to get them to realise their innocence, while the right slowly becomes more unstable and displaced their anger on their "hero"
The "villain" has probably been hurt by people in the past and thinks the hero will do the same so the villain puts up a barrier.
"Stop pretending that you love me" - someone probably did this to them in the past ❤
Why not both?
As much as I like the 1 a lot, the 2 gotta be my favorite hero and villain trope AND seems to really match what's happening on the video. Gotta add that the villain probably thinks number 1 is what's happening
Villain: Catra
Hero: Adora
MY EXACT THOUGHTS DNSJJSHSH
Yes, but consider: the villain is played by Adora who is sad and in pain that Catra, her most important person, wants her to come back to the horde, while Catra plays the hero, with the line you used to hold my hand once, as she tries to convince the only person who was ever on her side to come back to her
YESSS
yes
ABSOLUTELY AHHH
"I recognize your upset"
I love how people will say this and do nothing about it.
exactly.
Yeah, people do this way to often. Also what are you doing here iida??
@Sandra Nitchi OH MY ASAHI I didn't even see that 💀 and yeah bi pride forever!!
What exactly are they supposed to do about that tho😅?
@Sandra Nitchi he did say sorry twice though...
Sometimes people forget that Heroes are HUMANS too. They can't save everyone but they still try their best to fulfil everyone's expectations.
Yes! But then again villians are also humans and also have a right be like that..
I really agree with you. Sometimes they really do try to save people because they actually do care, but they can't help people that need to help themselves and regonize themselves first. And sadly, both sides need to know that.
This is the reason why I'm so in love with the idea of a hero turned "villan"
Heros are expected to choose the well-being of strangers or ,in some cases, humanity as a whole, over their own loved ones. If they choose others well-being they are only putting up a front for the public(like the message of the song). BUT if they do decide to protect their loved ones they are selfish.
They can also get a lot of criticism for 'wrecking' cities or buildings (or anything like that) while SAVING THE WHOLE WORLD!? Like would you prefer the whole human race getting wiped out or just rebuilding physical objects? Or also like maybe a few casualties over saving whole cities? ( Like in the 'Avengers' franchise)
So I'm honestly very down with the idea of heroes just "Alright screw it if you think I'm so horrible and can't do anything right, save yourselves" and mess up the world.
@Nqzz ? Danganronpa kid
@Nqzz ? ight
"You are not villain. You once held my hand." sent chills down my spine.
I literally cannot listen to this without thinking Megamind someone help
MEGAMIND? ABSABAHSHAHHAAHABA YES
WHY IS THIS SO TRUE I KEEP THINKING THE SAME THING
ME TOO BYE KZNZOSKL
NOW I CANT STOP THINKING THAT TO JJAISK WNBA JDKE
W H A T
the person that disliked was frozen from how beautiful this is and fell over and accidentally hit it. no cap
Zero cap🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢
No cap
fr no cap
No cap at all
Cap is nonexistent
i love this, its really "tropey" but i dont mean that in a bad way. its like the bare bones of a very common dynamic between hero and villain, of people who define themselves as such and the world defines them as such, but they don't really fit into them because they are people with emotions and flaws. the "hero" wants to bring the other one up and tell them they won't give up on them, but the other one wants to bring the hero down, like "you're no better than me" type deal. its the classic "we´re not so different after all" shtick.
its weird how this feels like a very familiar narrative that many heroes and villains fit in one way or another, though i don't really remember reading or watching many stories where the main villain is the heros past lover but its perfect. it really adds a level of intensity to the struggle between them.
Haha! My album is actually called tropes!
I think it's really cool that it has no clear wording that makes it explicit that the song is talking about ex lovers, so it can fit any kind of strained relationship, it fits two of my ocs very well, and they're estranged sisters who haven't seen eachother for more than a century due to outside forces
Everyone’s talking about them being childhood friends, but I raise you this.
The hero is older in age, late thirties year 40s. The villain is late teens early twenties.
The villains parents died due to the hero not being able to save them, the hero has said their apologies so many times but the villain is too corrupted by anger and sadness.
The villain believes that the only reason the hero is treated as such, is because other people believe that they are a hero. Because their past will forever haunt them.
Honestly I like this take one it the most!
I LOVE THIS
Shigaraki
Idk. That feels like it's reducing(?) What they're feeling.
Your take is great, of course! It's always amazing to see people imagine their own world (i haven't seen any other comments where they aren't similar in age, or love interests, for that matter) but to me, this was a song where they're both hurt and have hurt each other.
Deeply, they want things to work out between them but their convictions and beliefs are too different to allow so.
If the only reason the villain had to hate the hero was cause he wasn't able to save their parents even though they probably felt awful about it, then it just makes the villain look petty....idk what I'm saying anymore, have a good day!
I feel like this is true the villain wants to destroy the hero’s world because theirs wasn’t saved by the hero
I love how this song can get two opposite interpretations:
1) The one on the left is the hero and the one on the right is the villain. The hero has defeated the villain multiple times and everyone adores him for that. However he knows the villain isn’t actually evil, but rather misunderstood. He’s known it for a long time but just about this song starts is when he decides to go and make amends with the “villain”, but the villain is resentful because the hero put everyone against him without questioning and believes now it’s too late to make things right.
2) The one on the left is the villain and the one on the right is the hero. Long time ago, when both of them where just starting acting publicly, the hero offered the villain a chance to redeem himself but the villain took advantage and made everyone think the hero was actually the villain, twisting all the actions of both of them for his convenience. Now the hero is hiding at his “secret lair” with his spirit broken as everyone believes him to be the bad guy while he tries to save the day, all because of the lies of the villain. After maintaining the lie for a long time, the villain goes to confront the fallen hero, leaving to interpretation wether the villain is actually trying to fix things up or if he’s just mocking the hero with his “heroic fake personality”. Anyway, it doesn’t matter if his feeling on this song are true or not, the fallen hero no longer trust the deceiving villain
Edit: OMG Guys what the actual... how did I got so many likes?! Anyway thanks for taking the time to read my little interpretations ;)
This just gave me Maleficent vibes.
This deserves so much
#2 just inspired the hell out of me
Sounds like Megamind
it feels more complex than just one of them being a villain. I'd say it's more the villain views themself as a villain and the hero as a hypocrite, meanwhile the hero views themselves as a hero and the villain as someone in need of rescuing. By the sounds of it they’re both half right, and ironically, they’re right about their opposite instead of themself. The hero's apologies and admittance to lying to try and save them reveals that they have indeed done some hypocritical things. On the other hand, the villain referring to themself as a villain shows that they're acting against their own conscience. I don’t know what happened but they’re actively working to hurt themself by doing something they themself consider evil, so they really do need saving. On top of that, the fact they can still recognize their acts as wrong means it's not too late to save them, unfortunately, with their shared history together and the hero's history with hypocrisy, it's almost impossible for them to be the villains hero; in fact, the harder they try, the more they push the villain to doing evil. I've taken to calling this reaction the Adora effect recently(props if you get the reference).
THE ADORA EFFECT I LOVE THAT
@@blxssoms9500 phew, was worried no one would get the reference😆
@@kylecyrus9457 it was an amazing reference! always epic to see some she-ra fans around
@@blxssoms9500 yeah, it was a pretty enjoyable show.
I love this.
"A hero does what they do because they dont want to be alone, while a villain does what they do because they dont want to feel alone"
-Me :P
Some heprs become the villain because of expectation.
Steven: the villian
Rose quartz: the hero
That’s actually quite a take on this one. Steven could be the villain of his own life and the hero of his life would be rose (since she gave birth to him) but what he doesn’t know is that the roles are supposed to be reversed.
That’s what I was thinking too!
YES
aw hell yeah
“You are not the villain, you once held my hand”
That line just hit me- I feel it-
🥺
Ikr- same
It genuinely made me cry on the inside!
I love that she has two different singing styles for the two characters. The one on the right uses a harsher tone while the one in the left is more of a lulled voice. And when mocking the left, the character on the right uses a lulled voice before returning to their normal harsh voice.
Its genius, absolutely incredle singing
I don’t think this was the intended purpose but I relate to the ‘villain’s’ side as a cancer survivor in school. I was never bullied but I was never treated the same and people would only talk to me out of pity or to try to make everyone be like “Aw you’re her friend? That’s so nice of you!”
For example, I was suddenly ‘best friends’ with a girl that I hated-
;-; I want to be your friend
Left: Villain trying to redeem themself/Hero who’s made some mistakes, buts willing to sacrifice anything for right
Right: Broken Hero with nothing left to lose, so they throw away their reputation/Villain who’s tired of having the hero trying to save them.
Left: “the good guy” who’s manipulative
Right: the good guy who’s been framed a villain for years.
If only I knew which way left was
@@Mossy_Stones Just remember your right hand is your computer mouse hand and you'll know which way left is :)
@@yufaelia unless they're left handed
GIVES ME MAJOR CATRADORA OR CASSANDRA AND RAPUNZEL VIBES
JUST WHAT I WAS THINKING HHH😭😭😭
OMGGGGG
Same! Mostly on the tangled part since thats the only show out of these two i’ve watched lol
Edit: im making an animatic on tangled with this song :D
@@JuliusD you HAVE to watch sheraaa
Omg yessssss
this is like when i sing both parts of “i can show you the world”
Lmaoooo
lil BROomStick
“It doesn’t matter if you view yourself as the hero, you’re always gonna the villain in someone else’s story. So you better be a hell of a good one.”
any megaminders
I wish I could say megamind was my inspiration
I was 100% thinking this has Megamind vibes!! "What else could you do with the cards that I've been dealt"
SO I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO THOUGHT THAT
Are you talking about the movie or like actual mega minders?
Megamind vs Metroman
I guess it’s more like
Titan vs Megamind/Roxy or
Megamind vs Roxy(?)
Wilbur and Tommy Stans: Oh yeah, this’ll make a good animatic
Oh yeah no doubt
I’m doing Tommy and tubbo right now-
or techno and tubbo-
i was just thinking of doing it, it works so well
Yessssssssssssssssssssss
This is how maladaptive day dreamer look like when there acting out a argument. I should know I am one to
HBSHHWJBSU@# I HAVE DAYDREAMED TO THIS SONG THOUSANDS OF TIMES
@@indicarose3457 ...I dont want to say same but I would be lying.....
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Same
@@pebble786 OMG SAME IHHNGKJFDGJIDSB
@@indicarose3457 same
One of my favourite maladaptive daydreams are attached to this song
I raise this as either two fandom related things
1. Catadora: The Musical
2. Prinxiety angst
That’s exactly what I was thinking!
This can apply to a lot of characters
OH I LOVE BOTH OF THOSE-
Also possible that it could be someone else and Deceit
FANDERS!
Yes
sis, that beautifully emotional “you are *not* my hero” makes me so S H O O K EVERY _SINGLE_ TIME-
I imagine this as it being sung by the same person the younger nieve self being the hero and the older one who has been through some stuff as the villain
That could be interesting
yoooooo
@@togahimiko1381 ive seen a few videos that do that, as Tōya and Dabi talking to each other, and tbh it breaks my heart but it fits way to fucking well and I honestly adore it. Also, their song “Go Take a Swan Dive off the Roof of the Building” has hardcore Kacchan and Deku vibes (I mean OBVIOUSLY) and like I just..I love them both way too much and just imagining it is Izuku’s internal monologue when thinking of Katsuki alone and shit. Idk I’m rambling now, but yeah :)
I wanna say by the manipulative tactics used in the beginning the one on the left is the villain, then tries to make the other feel like they don't deserve to feel sad. Making them feel like they are sad for no reason and they are really trying to help. But the one on the right knows they are being manipulative and tries to make them realize that they aren't swayed. But has to act like the villain to get that through to the left side.
I did see the manipulative tactics but came to a completely different conclusions. The right was so gas lighty. The left tries to hard to help the right and they keep telling them they arent help and will never understand. Putting the blame on the left for everything going wrong in their life
The laughing at 1:40 makes that part so much better! It shows how ridiculous the villain sees the situation, and that they’re already too far gone.
0:50 is when the song starts.
I'mma just keep this here so I can remember. :3
K
Yo, my album will be out February 14th as long as everything goes to plan!
CHANGE OF PLANS! MY ALBUM "TROPES" WILL BE OUT ON ALL MUSIC PLATFORMS FEBRUARY 17TH!
YAY CANT WAIT
YESSSSS
BRO YESSSS
Great, this songs helps me practice freestyle on my bass, so glad there will be an album :D
wait queen do u have a spotify 🥺?? I can't seem to find it can someone tell me if she does or not please? Thank you!!
i feel like the “villain” was abused, hurt, and bullied by others while the “hero” stood by and watched, not knowing what to do, scared to hurt, so never helped.
the villain started to loose their sanity and was angry at the hero for never being there for them, and feels like the hero doesn’t care about them, because why would the hero leave them in hurt, if they really loved them?
i don’t think there’s a hero or a villain, they’re both in the right, yet both wrong. it depends on the perspective you tell it from.
the hero is selfish for leaving their friend to suffer and never helping, and the villain is selfish for taking their anger out on their friend.
this reminds me a lot of techno and tommy from the dream smp :))
when she said “what about her monsters who prevailed,” it made me think the villain was molested as a kid and the hero knew, but did nothing
@@pebbz7528 true but it also kinda reminds me of Dream sans & Nightmare sans.
shigaraki this u?
bye-- not this comment perfectly describing my relationship with my dad with how angry I am at him being an absent parent 💀
The lines at 2:55 kinda made me think of what the hero and villain could be.
Hero: Somebody that is kinda obsessed with helping others because they feel the need to help others and prove that they could be a good person or that they are a good person
Villain: Somebody that that doesn’t want to be saved because they feel as if they don’t deserve to be or just feel as if it doesn’t matter if they are saved or not because they’ll end up dying anyway.
The real villain is the audience for listening in on a private conversation and judging everyone.
P L O T T W I S T
M I N D B L O W I N G
Truly deep
My guess:
They were both “villains” on the same side and were both friends. Till the girl on the left went over to the “good” side behind the girls back. And the girl on the left is trying to convince her that she’s sorry and bring her to the good side, but the girl on the right is already “broken” and won’t come over to the side.
Long story short, *Catradora*
Did u just said catradora?
Bruh you did not just straight up pulled out catradora card like that bdjsjdjsksks
Lmao reading that back ,it *does* sound like Catradora 💀
Spinel :)
catradora with extra steps
the first time I listened to it, I was pretty sure the hero singing was the one who was wearing white and the villain was the one wearing black. (not only judging by the clothes but also by the lyrics) then my brain decided to just reverse the roles and now I have a plot-
the one wearing white used to be a villain but was now a normal citizen because the hero saved them
the one wearing black would be a hero who starts questioning if what they’re doing is right and starts leaning into the edge of villainy
*i’ll actually write something if I have the time and I’ll update this comment but until then just keep enjoying the song :DD
OMGOMGOGM YES! the line where the one in whiet says " Ill be your knight in shining armour" is the civilian wanting to be like the her0 who helped them and the one in black says "you think your a hero" since they have a been a hero so long anf know that its not as glorious as it seems. SORRY IF IT DOSENT MAKE SNESE
Bingo!
Also don’t worry! It makes perfect sense :)
your pfp is will and friend omg i love that :0
“You either die a hero, or live long enough to be the villain”
@@charlizeohagan1456 Thanks! It isn’t my art though, it’s SAD-ist’s. I just thought it looked cool :DD
Natalie: **release song**
Everyone in the comment section: *so anyway,i started theorising*
I think we found the theme song of every hero x villain ship
I lLOVE how she was acting while singing! If it wasn't supposed to be like this, and its natural, just wow. Lmao this is my favorite song and i listen to it literally everyday XD
"Sometimes things don't go as planned..."
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"POP" *peace sign*
„I know im the villain but youre the one who lies“ that part gives me stain vibes from mha
Not me thinking about 5000 different stories based around this song
This gives me “My eyes” vibes from doctor horrible’s sing along blog
Dude. Dude. I have to watch that again. And I'm going to go watch my eyes again right now. That movie was so cool and I wanted so many more
@@GaiaIbis Honestly it’s so good, I’m sad it ended like that 😔
@@caroopsievroom5534 Seriously though! That's why I wanted so many more! I want to know what comes next I want them to make it a happy ending!
OMG YES IT'S NOT JUST ME
The one on the left is “the hero” who is used to being able to save everyone. However they can’t save their best friend, “the villain” or the one on the left. The “villain” sees themselves as such and won’t let the “hero” save them from their self degradation.
I really felt the “ I’m sorry “ part because honestly it is so hard to get someone to see that everything is okay when it’s not okay and you try to make them feel better but you can’t because they’re in control of themselves and you’re not in control of them. But you still feel as though it’s your fault. And then the “ You are not my hero “ hits me deep because I feel like I’ve heard that so many times but in a different structure of words. It hits deep man, all you wanna do is help but they reject it...
Nobody’s talking about the line
“Hey what about the lonely little girls”
What happened who are they and how are they relevant to it, maybe the hero at one point allowed them to die putting one of his own friends above civilian lives this might have been what sparked the villain into doing what they do
There it’s always someone lonely and yet they keep on trying to save the person who already fallen to deep into there own darkness to be saved and yet the lonely people will soon fall to it is a never ending thing! That is just the hard truth.It’s sad!
I thought it was them mocking the hero because hero's are stereotypically shown saving little girls when they're not stereotypically shown saving a city, but that's a nice way to put relevance to the line if that makes sense :)
@@yufaelia then why the
I’m sorry!
I’m not insulting I’m just asking why do you think the hero said it if that’s the case?
Maybe guilt over saving little girls and city’s instead of their own (insert whatever villain is to them)
It is actually “what about the lonely, little girl?” meaning that the “villain” is actually referring to themselves, it is then followed by “ what about her monsters who prevailed, you never came to save my world.” Therefore showing the villain means themself. This is what that line meant
@@stafey7659 Ah, thinking about it now, I don't have any idea on why the hero would be saying that if that were the case. Though I do think it's funny to think of the villain being like "go save someone's daughter from a fire or something; fuck off >:/" but hey, that's one more theory added to the pile.
Imagine This
The hero of the story is the parent and the "Villain" is their daughter/son
Since the dad is one of the top heroes they don't have much time on their hands so they aren't ableto spend much time home
Now the Villain has been getting bullied for not having a power (supposedly) and recently their best friend died because of debris made by a hero who blamed it on a villain that was in the middle of stealing so they got away with killing someone that was close to them
The hero was a single parent so the Villain has been trying to get the attention of the Hero to have some help with the bullying like moving schools
One of the bullies have a healing power so at the end of the day they always heal the Villain to make sure that there was no sign of the bullying
And of course since their is no sign of bullying the Hero got mad and accused their san/daughter of lying to get their attention knowing full well that he doesn't have the time for pointless things
After this the Villain started to show symptoms of their power threw their emotions being all over the place and they just snap destroying everything around them
After that the villain disappeared for a long time and then out of nowhere a huge villain popped up in the world this being the Villain of the story
For this period of the Hero has been desperately trying to find their son/daughter
Searching for clues the Hero discover that the Villain has been the targeting the class that their child used to be in and so they end up meeting them in the middle of the school while the Villain was trying to blow up the school
The Villain reveals themselve and the Hero realises what they have done
(cue the music)
(after music)
The Villain turns their back while the Hero tries to run up and give them a hug but the Villain just vanishes saying "until next time "Hero"" with a hint of disgust
(I know many plot holes and bad spelling but I just wanted to write down the idea before i forgot)
p.s. absolutely love the song
For some reason this gives me a bit of mha vibe but still great idea
@@tt7190 Yeah mostly inspired from mha thanks for picking up on that.
This is pretty solid, good work!
@@dogocatostudios8719 Thank you very much others can reply with more details or scene in this story
May I use this for a story? I love it!
i just realized that when the villian is the main one singing the ukelele is played a lot more aggresively, which is a very nice touch. I don't know if it was intended though lol
The heart stabbing "I'm sorry!" Gets me every time
THIS SONG IS LITERALLY ADORA AND CATRA FROM SHERA I'M CRYING-
IKRKJSHKA
YESSSS
Oh my fuck yOU RIGHT!!
WHAT I THOUGHT THE FIRST TIME I HEARD IT
I know right!! The last "sometimes things don't work out," could suit so well when in seaspn 1 finale, Catra let's go of Adora and gives her the sword.
Lmao I am actually working on an animatic for she ra with this song ✨
This song screams catradora
@Strawberrybunz :3 IKR?? IM REELING-
and also danganronpa
@@Makiyakideeznuts which show is it? O.o
@@galiaaxtle4975 not a show a game
@@galiaaxtle4975 theres a show, and a game :)
I love that the first thing I immediately think of is the "hero" being a parent abd the "villain" being the kid (we love childhood trauma)
**cries in severe childhood trauma**
@@movedaccounts9639 saaaameeee i should make a video of me laughing at my trauma lol
*goes back into my maladaptive daydream*
me: no I don't see myself as the villain
also me: *singing the villain part religiously*
#reletable
SO GODDAMN TRUE
Haha, been singing a lot more than usual these past couple days so I sound more strained than the original on tiktok! Its a little messy, the official audio will sound much more polished (and I'll add a key change so watch out!!1!1) Stay tuned & thanks for being sweet to me! 💖💖
girl what are you talking about you sound amazing
I like it like this
I love your song it’s honestly really amazing!!! Can I give you a shout out on a podcast? If that’s okay with you?
left is the insecure supposed hero and on the right is the broken “villain” who is trying to right the hero’s mistakes
The heroes caught up in they’re own delusions thinking things like “it’s not to late” or “everyone makes mistakes” and that “there’s no thing as too late” and is trying to help the villain
but the villain knows there too far down they no longer have the will too come back up you can’t just deny everything that’s happened bc a “hero” has said something the villain no longer had the will to trust and the hero had already failed multiple times to reach the “villain” whose already been shunned by society
the villains looking at reality where the hero’s stuck in the delusion that They can do something
A hero’s complex
*Villain:* "From what've gathered, we're very much alike. Everything about you tells the tale. Your attitude. Your costume. Your tactics. They all scream of outrage, despair, vengeance. What terrible wrong was done to set you on this path? It doesn't really matter... Nothing matters..."
*Hero:* "If we are really alike, you know this is wrong. You must have been a good man once."
*Villain:* "No, not good. Never good. After all, I'm only human. No more debate. I'm going to kill you now, then everyone else."
*Hero:* "There is a difference between you and me. We both looked into the abyss, but when it looked back at us... You blinked."
I understood that reference
@@deltashadow5647what's the reference
@@xgshwiainr Justice League: Crisis on two Earths
hahah owl man
maybe post the acoustic version first, than if you feel like it you can post a full version? just make sure you dont overwhelm yourself! this song and its lyrics are absolutely AMAZING, thank you so much for sharing it :D
edit: this is about the spotify huhu
Great idea! Thank you for your support!
This song lives in my head rent free 💃✨
it sounds like a conversation I'll have in my head later
2:19
I love the word you used for the line:
"I recognize that you're upset"
That is arguably the most hurtful thing you can say to someone who experienced pain like this. You may recognize a person's pain, but due to the fact that you've never experienced it, you've isolated them by saying that you can't truly understand their point of view.
You may be able to recognize Polish or Hindi or Igbo or Japanese or Cherokee, but if you can't understand the language, you can never know what the person who speaks that language is saying. Even if you can understand a few words and piece the puzzle together, your recreation will be like a child's drawing of the other person's masterpiece. You may get the major parts of the picture, but all the details that make up the artwork will be lost because you don't know.
"Recognize" and "Understand" are two similar words with very different meanings in this setting. Recognition often pushes the two further apart. Understanding often bring them closer together.
I agree! Although, saying “I understand” can be considered making it all about yourself - -;
@@-arsonist- definitely, though, I think that depends on the context
"LET ME HELP YOU!"
that really got me..
I like how the sounds are sharp when they are talking normally, and then gets more erratic and panicky/angry! I love it. it shows so much emotion.
My pov: they are sisters and the one on right the was always hated. She turned into a “villain” because of how mistreated she was and her sister is trying to save her.
This gives me the owl house vibes-
Another POV:
The one in the white (grey?) shirt was a emotional abusive or neglectful/absent parent and the one in the black shirt was their child
@@calamity2383 Ooooh! I like that one!
This is such a lovely song!
Im obsessed 😄👌
Its honestly criminal how under noticed she is with the sheer quality of her singing and voice acting.
My interpretation: They're siblings, maybe the "villain" is a clone (im a sucker for those stories okay-).
The "Hero" truly loved the "Villain", but wasn't always there for them. Busy hanging out with friends, doing schoolwork, etc. The "Villain" was starting to spiral into depression/anxiety, and tried to tell the "Hero." But the "Hero" always brushed it off. They wanted to help but didn't have the time. This caused the "Villain" to hide their emotions, making it get worse.
Eventually all bottles that hold emotions, it cracked. The "Villain" turned, well- villainous. And then the "Hero" tried to help. But it was too late. The "Hero" never cared, why now? Their care doesn't matter if they refused to give it out when it was needed! (Probably said Villain)
If there was a way to give them a happy ending, we first need to shove the "Hero" away (at least for now). What the "Villain" needs is not to mend a broken relationship, that would take too much energy at the time. They need to get to a better place mentally, gain a support group, and actually care for themselves. Once that is achieved, then they can mend the relationship.
Another idea to this: The "Hero" was the favorite child. Maybe the parents insisted there was no preference, but it was obvious. Maybe thats why the "Villain" reached out to only the "Hero"
@@sillyswrdd honestly this is just me and my brother
Honestly also made me think of Gamora and Nebula in the marvel movies
@@Curdled.milk1 same here. Don't get me wrong though I love my sister and I'd die for her, I mean heck I would do anything for her. Even though my mother's clear preference for her over me hurts, I don't hold that against my sister. It's not my sister's fault for how other people treat me.
:]
Feeling very bubblegum vibes. Like a proud “hero” who thinks they are doing what’s right for the greater good but actually is kinda terrible at times. Then you’ve got the “villain” Marcelo me type. Like the I’ll beat the shit out of some people but I’m morally gray and wouldn’t sacrifice the people I care about for the greater good. Where ease the “hero” would so does that make her the “bad guy” or just a person b
Honestly I think the "hero" is the villain undercover, and the "villain" is the actual hero who gave up.
This was made in 2020!? I could have sworn I have heard this song for years.
I KNOW
SAME i noticed only bc of your comment
This gives me chills. She expresses the feelings SO well. It almost felt like the characters were right there. This was AWESOME
Not me making up a whole detailed movie scene with these characters in my head while I'm supposed to be driving 😌