I swear to Christ I played this song in Watchdogs whenever I could, like 99% of the time while driving, freerunning etc. this was playing. The best part is it never got old for me. I finished the game and I'm still listening to this on a regular basis, for motivation, for whatever, I play this. Just a damn masterpiece and it fits so well with Watchdogs, Aiden and what happens in that game, at least for me, so yeah, an awesome piece of music.
Hey guys. This song is now striking close to home (Houston specifically), after Hurricane Harvey. If you can, please donate blood, food, or supplies to any local donation shelter or place of that nature. Due to restrictions of links here, please search on Google for any available ways to donate. Thank you all.
I just returned home after spending a week down there. Such a tragedy but I got to admit, as bad as it was...the people of the community I was fortunate to meet took this very well. Much better than I would've. Very strong people.
this song is very touching to be honest. it is about Katrina and the death, destruction and despair it caused. it also talks about the horrible oil spills that devastated the gulf.
Mitch Rice Thank you! The first pre-chorus made me think of Katrina but I wasn’t sure if that was the inspiration behind those lyrics. And “five thousand feet below, / as black smoke engulfs the sky, / the ocean floor explodes, / eleven mothers cry” is obviously referring to a major oil spill. I am assuming that is referring to the BP oil spill? It’s definitely referring to a major oil rig disaster. “One by land two by sea” But no Paul Revere came
No shit. It either touches you or it doesn't. Ta hell with what moment. If it truly strikes a chord in your heart then it never leaves, regaurdless the situation its first strike is marked by.
@@u9477 Yeah he probably was or at least the surrounding area. First stanza talks about the crescent city sleeping as dragons in the sky unleash a mighty cry. Both stanzas refer to gulf disasters. Katrina and Deepwater Horizon
This song has a lot of meaning to me I was being raped and abused from the time I was four until I was ten and right before I got out I was beaten for two hours straight broke three ribs, my right collar bone and my leg and I had a concussion I heard this right before that happened and I thought no help would ever come. This song gave me hope tho I never heard the end of it that day it was a positive message that helped me it gave me reason to keep breathing and survive when without I probably would have given up so thank you rise against you saved my life
Wow.really inspiring story.you should get more support in the comments than just me.my dad was the same way to me but no broken bones.i learned early on that his cruel words hurt just as much as his fists,belts,tree branches and 2 by 4 boards.one day my mom showed me a picture of me iny baby crib.she saw a cute baby.i saw a terrified baby afraid for his life, eye's like saucers.it was the saddest feeling I ever had.i just had to walk away and cry somewhere.me,a 45 year old man at the time.i am 65 now.i only have kind words for people no matter how bad off they are.mind your words as well as your actions everyone.it makes a difference in this world
Oooh ok thank you! Finally I know what that said..."One by land, two by sea" I could never understand that part. I always thought it sounded like "Hold my hand" and then something crazy in Japanese or something like "tomashi"
If you really think about it enough, this song is about how when people cry out for help, whether it be a natural disaster or anything horrible, no one is really there to help. We scream and scream out for help, but when they finally show, its already too late. This song fits perfectly with Watch Dogs (which I will admit was the first time I heard this song from them), but since the people in the game look to advanced security systems to protect them and their information without having to worry and when something does happen, they go into shock and see that they weren't protected and Aiden Pierce aka The Fox or The Vigilante is the one who has to do the protecting. He knows what it felt like to lose someone near and dear to him and he couldn't rely on the authorities to help, so he turned to his skills to help him and anyone he sees might need help.
I heard it on a youtube ad 9 years agom and its one of the only songs that make me cry.nnow im a 23 year old man, and as badass as I'd like to think i am, this song reminds me that all i want to do is help people and protect thrm.
I was listening to Savior, the only song I knew from this band as of a few days ago, which I heard on the radio. After, I clicked a link to this song because Savior's a great song and I wanted to hear more from this band. (Actually, I clicked on Satellite first, but that's not relevant to this story.) My point, I guess, is that everyone finds a song one way or another. Also, beautiful song. I love the variety of vocals and yet how it all conveys desperation--from melodic singing to outright screaming. :)
If I understood the song correctly, that is powerful. It sounds like a middle eastern country that asked someone more powerful to help them during a civil war, and think they will because of the "black gold", or oil found in their borders. They are constantly reassured that help is on the way, but in fact their cry for help is ignored while the superpowers of the world fight over such small things.
It's a nice personal understanding, but Tim himself said it's about the desolation by Hurricane Katrina and how the govermenment took long to send disaster relief, supplies, all that. Still, I think they dedicated it once to the people affected by the 2011 tsunami/earthquake in Japan, so the meaning more of less can be applied to any disaster and how it feels on a personal scale to be affected by them. That's what I like about RA and it's specially demonstrated in this song. Tim has such a awesome raspy voice that manages to convey perfectly the emotional attachment he has with his great lyrics and what it talks about, so it all feels very sincere, almost like he actually witnessed the things he narrates. It gives the listener - or at least it's what I do - room to "pretend" you are there, which helps you feel compassionate and understanding about the problems Rise Against sing about.
Yes bother this music takes me back to when I still saw innocence in the world (not trying to sound edgy even though I know thats how it comes off lol) oh what I would give to get those days back
I don't know or care what this stupid "Watch Dogs playing in mud" crap is, but I came here because I enjoy good, powerful music. I doubt any of these gamer no-lives have a single clue what the song is about or what actually happened/ is still happening. Put down your "joy-stick" and learn...
Bailey Sanders First, "Jesus"..? I can't take you seriously, and no one should. Second, I don't listen to Rise Against, I listen to good music as a whole, as I stated. I search for music with meaning, not like these kids that just play mindless video games all day and continue the ignorance of their poor people for another generation. Don't bitch at me because you have nothing better to do with your time...
TheSkittles1001 I don't see what you're upset about. I like this song, and I'll be honest about the fact that I came here because of Watch Dogs. It's a fun game with great music. Sure, I get that there's a deeper meaning to this song, as is the case with most songs. But let's just enjoy good music and not give a fuck where we heard it from :)
Klpire123 It annoys me that music has to be heard from a damn game. People don't just search for powerful songs anymore, no one tries to better themselves. That is why I'm "upset".
what's with people getting self righteous about how they came across a song? we all had to find it SOMEHOW, right? I found it on the radio 3 years ago. does anyone care? I hope not.
The issue I guess is that this song was about how the bush administration fucked over the victims of Hurricane Katrina and lots of people like the song cause it sounds cool not cause it's got meaning. Rise against is my favorite band they don't make the best songs musically not even close There songs have meaning lot's of it I don't care where you found it as long as you realize that there songs are blatantly deeper then music Every one of there songs is about bad shit within the world and they want to tell people about it I doubt they care about those who listen because it sounds cool
I heard this song in watchdogs years ago and loved it but couldn’t find it when I put a playlist together. Yesterday it showed up in a TH-cam mix for “Sometimes You’re the Hammer, Sometimes You’re the Nail”
Been listening to Rise Against for about 7 years now they are an incredible band. Im glad watch dogs put a song in the game so more people can discover a great band
This came on while driving to help jacks when hes trapped at the pier. Yes I drove like a crazy person, yes it was awesome. I swear I have more fun driving to missions than I do on actual missions.
I like this I also found this song on watchdogs but guys stop fighting about it it's a really strong song it sends a strong and powerful message that's my input
Watch Dogs brought me here and I read the comments to see how many others were brought here by the same thing, but I just find an argument over where people found it and I think does it really matter I mean why argue if you like the song why can't they does it matter where they found it, everyone finds it some place so no point to this discussion just chill and listen to this song
This song hits home. I'm from Louisiana. Its about the 2005 Katrina Hurricane and all its destruction. Its great that they put it in a game but a lot of people know it otherwise. FEMA was a joke and some were never rescued because they were overlooked or no one could get to them. God bless Texas and everyone affected. Help is on the way. Atleast from our state. :)
Samantha Arnold it's definitely nice to see someone who understands the meaning behind this song, aside from everyone else who state they enjoy playing a game while listening to this, whilst not even knowing what it means.
I've played the game while listening to this song and I never understood what it really meant, didn't oil fields explode during the hurricane because the song said in it, "5,000 feet below as black smoke engulfs the sky, the ocean floor explodes, 11 mothers cry" and "Choking on the black gold, upon which we rely."
+Michael Kolman For me it's gotta be Make It Stop. I mean, the lyrics in basically all of Rise Against's songs are incredibly powerful & awe-inspiring, but for me, Make It Stop takes it a notch further.
This song is just awesomeness . This being in Watch Dogs is equally awesome , I like picturing myself saving the city with my hacking abilities with this song playing in background XD LOL
No idea why people complain about finding this song in a video game and go as far to assume video games are mindless. Everyone has their own game preference and some are a little less though provoking than others, but there are a lot of games out there with many artistic design and story telling that can invoke emotion, different means of thinking and understanding, aiming for those that play them to gain insight to many controversial subjects. You can get some what similar experience from reading a book or watching a movie, just have to find the good stuff that speaks to you.
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This band is from Chicago which is where Watch Dogs take place. In fact, ALL of the bands in the game are from Chicago. No joke.
RivailleRavioli really? I'm gonna have to look them up on the media app when I get home.
All bands not artist on that note
RivailleRavioli wow
@@andymanson3836
Well, Nas is in the game but he's from New York City
@@lunarnocturne Is Nas a band?
Rise Against makes some of the best music today. You can tell from the desperation in the singer's voice how much this means to them.
Yes, some of the best ANIME STYLED music.
Me: **never heard this song before**
Song: **one second in**
Me: I'm in love.
But it's silent for the first five seconds. 🤔
how aboit this 1 second AFTER the silent part
@@lemon___1344 otherwise known as six seconds
Same back when
@@Wimsum lol
When it hits the part “but it never came!” Just pure greatness
It hits harder when you're part of the Katrina flood or oil spill in the gulf
That pick slide at the beginning got me in instantly.
@@cckiller0053 real
9/11
I swear to Christ I played this song in Watchdogs whenever I could, like 99% of the time while driving, freerunning etc. this was playing. The best part is it never got old for me. I finished the game and I'm still listening to this on a regular basis, for motivation, for whatever, I play this. Just a damn masterpiece and it fits so well with Watchdogs, Aiden and what happens in that game, at least for me, so yeah, an awesome piece of music.
Same
Yeah same here, so glad they licensed it for the game
Cringe
@@InkyBlitz cringe culture is dead. move on
@@user-uo8ny1kj4c You are also embarrassing.
Rise Against is so underrated. They're one of the greatest rock bands imo
Hey guys. This song is now striking close to home (Houston specifically), after Hurricane Harvey. If you can, please donate blood, food, or supplies to any local donation shelter or place of that nature. Due to restrictions of links here, please search on Google for any available ways to donate. Thank you all.
I just returned home after spending a week down there. Such a tragedy but I got to admit, as bad as it was...the people of the community I was fortunate to meet took this very well. Much better than I would've. Very strong people.
I shared it. We got it bad in Port Arthur..
Ashlee Gant I hope you're okay! I've seen the damage there and its heartbreaking. I'm sorry
yes it was horrible..i was trapped in my apartment for 8 days... i listened to this song every day. My entire car was underwater.
Meme Man Josh
Massive respect for not spamming a link, but instead encouraging others to find ways to help.
this song is very touching to be honest. it is about Katrina and the death, destruction and despair it caused. it also talks about the horrible oil spills that devastated the gulf.
help is on the way for you, just wave your hands and say right here
Yep, I had to go to Texas until we were told that we could go back I was a kid back then now I’m 22
Thank you Mitch, a little perspective from the gentleman, class dismissed.
Mitch Rice
Thank you!
The first pre-chorus made me think of Katrina but I wasn’t sure if that was the inspiration behind those lyrics.
And “five thousand feet below, / as black smoke engulfs the sky, / the ocean floor explodes, / eleven mothers cry” is obviously referring to a major oil spill. I am assuming that is referring to the BP oil spill?
It’s definitely referring to a major oil rig disaster.
“One by land two by sea”
But no Paul Revere came
@@opalishmoth8591 definetly the bp oil spill...5000 ft below the ocean floor explodes...11 mothers cry...11 crew died during that incident
Crazy how freshman year this was my jam now from freshman year 8 years later still bumping man time flys
Anyone should be able to enjoy music regardless of where they first heard it.
No shit. It either touches you or it doesn't. Ta hell with what moment. If it truly strikes a chord in your heart then it never leaves, regaurdless the situation its first strike is marked by.
Uh. No shit? Who’s saying you can’t
I heard this song in watch dogs lol
@@cooljewel5039 see? It touched you so much that you hunted it down to hear it again. :)
Trackmania Nations Forever, on one of the online server i was playing when i heard this song
best song in Watch_Dogs =)
and defalt songs yeah
Defalt until i know how you are in real life i hate you
xD i don't know but peoples says is a DJ
i hate you
lol
Who else tears up when they listen to this? Maybe its just my depression. I'm balling right now.
i remember this theme in a wwe ppv on 2011
Over The Limit, that’s right.
@Gianni Jaxton Shut up, bot.
I remember it on watchdogs
I was in Katrina it tore my house apart luckily we managed to fix it. even though its been 12 years the damage still remains
Silent Jack M.D where were you? new orleans?
@@u9477 Yeah he probably was or at least the surrounding area. First stanza talks about the crescent city sleeping as dragons in the sky unleash a mighty cry. Both stanzas refer to gulf disasters. Katrina and Deepwater Horizon
My house was in Metairie right next to New Orleans...I feel you brother.
This song kinda makes me sad because people said there was help on the way, but there wasn’t
Hurricane Katrina ... Man, I remember the devastation like it was yesterday. Love that these guys made a meaningful song about it.
Just a normal day in Chicago causing absolute chaos while jamming to this only people who played WD will get that 🤘🏻
You should listen to this whole album. Absolute perfection.
I play this song whenever my roommate is stuck in the bathroom with no toilet paper.
dude
now that's a great reason 👏👏👏
lol
OLEG HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHNA
Bazofius wut?
This song has a lot of meaning to me I was being raped and abused from the time I was four until I was ten and right before I got out I was beaten for two hours straight broke three ribs, my right collar bone and my leg and I had a concussion I heard this right before that happened and I thought no help would ever come. This song gave me hope tho I never heard the end of it that day it was a positive message that helped me it gave me reason to keep breathing and survive when without I probably would have given up so thank you rise against you saved my life
Wow.really inspiring story.you should get more support in the comments than just me.my dad was the same way to me but no broken bones.i learned early on that his cruel words hurt just as much as his fists,belts,tree branches and 2 by 4 boards.one day my mom showed me a picture of me iny baby crib.she saw a cute baby.i saw a terrified baby afraid for his life, eye's like saucers.it was the saddest feeling I ever had.i just had to walk away and cry somewhere.me,a 45 year old man at the time.i am 65 now.i only have kind words for people no matter how bad off they are.mind your words as well as your actions everyone.it makes a difference in this world
DAMN dude
I know this is a very late response, but i hope you're doing well.
the first rise against song i've ever heard :,) the feels XD thanks for uploading
Watch_Dogs brought me here ^^ great song, I might become a Rise Against fan. Always fun finding new amazing artists. :)
Oooh ok thank you! Finally I know what that said..."One by land, two by sea" I could never understand that part. I always thought it sounded like "Hold my hand" and then something crazy in Japanese or something like "tomashi"
Oh good I wasn't alone on that haha
Thought there was a random Japenese part in there too. XD
I always thought it was "one I am, two I see". But yeah, nice to know what they actually say.
Cuz your all weebs
Sol Bradguy ha
Listening to this ever since their album. Not because of games. But there is one thing I can say about them: I was glad they brought me back here.
I'm really glad they made this song. It pretty much sums up the helplessness of those caught in Katrina.
Love this song!!!!!!!!! Great job on the lyrics!!
To be serious, I'm grateful with Watch Dogs. Thanks to that game, now I know an incredible band.
ManicLemming9 Yass
amen!
Same
Same here
ManicLemming9 yeah this bus where I got this from lol
One of the best songs ive heard in a while!
This is the best lyric video I've ever seen for this song
If you really think about it enough, this song is about how when people cry out for help, whether it be a natural disaster or anything horrible, no one is really there to help. We scream and scream out for help, but when they finally show, its already too late. This song fits perfectly with Watch Dogs (which I will admit was the first time I heard this song from them), but since the people in the game look to advanced security systems to protect them and their information without having to worry and when something does happen, they go into shock and see that they weren't protected and Aiden Pierce aka The Fox or The Vigilante is the one who has to do the protecting. He knows what it felt like to lose someone near and dear to him and he couldn't rely on the authorities to help, so he turned to his skills to help him and anyone he sees might need help.
I heard it on a youtube ad 9 years agom and its one of the only songs that make me cry.nnow im a 23 year old man, and as badass as I'd like to think i am, this song reminds me that all i want to do is help people and protect thrm.
As a volunteer firefighter, I've adopted this song as the anthem for our department. Love it!
-In Vigilantium Et Ali Requiem
Be sure to do better than the people this song was about.
We were told just to sit tight
Cause somebody will soon arrive
Help is on the way
But it never came
It never came
You sure?
I was listening to Savior, the only song I knew from this band as of a few days ago, which I heard on the radio. After, I clicked a link to this song because Savior's a great song and I wanted to hear more from this band. (Actually, I clicked on Satellite first, but that's not relevant to this story.) My point, I guess, is that everyone finds a song one way or another.
Also, beautiful song. I love the variety of vocals and yet how it all conveys desperation--from melodic singing to outright screaming.
:)
If I understood the song correctly, that is powerful. It sounds like a middle eastern country that asked someone more powerful to help them during a civil war, and think they will because of the "black gold", or oil found in their borders. They are constantly reassured that help is on the way, but in fact their cry for help is ignored while the superpowers of the world fight over such small things.
It's a nice personal understanding, but Tim himself said it's about the desolation by Hurricane Katrina and how the govermenment took long to send disaster relief, supplies, all that.
Still, I think they dedicated it once to the people affected by the 2011 tsunami/earthquake in Japan, so the meaning more of less can be applied to any disaster and how it feels on a personal scale to be affected by them.
That's what I like about RA and it's specially demonstrated in this song. Tim has such a awesome raspy voice that manages to convey perfectly the emotional attachment he has with his great lyrics and what it talks about, so it all feels very sincere, almost like he actually witnessed the things he narrates. It gives the listener - or at least it's what I do - room to "pretend" you are there, which helps you feel compassionate and understanding about the problems Rise Against sing about.
FreezerBurn1704 Yup. I watched this before the official music video, but I like how his songs are all open to interpreted.
Anyone else trapped in social distancing and listening to this?
Yes bother this music takes me back to when I still saw innocence in the world (not trying to sound edgy even though I know thats how it comes off lol) oh what I would give to get those days back
Yep
Quarantine just gives me a reason not to go outside.
I certainly am.
YES
I don't know or care what this stupid "Watch Dogs playing in mud" crap is, but I came here because I enjoy good, powerful music. I doubt any of these gamer no-lives have a single clue what the song is about or what actually happened/ is still happening. Put down your "joy-stick" and learn...
Who cares its a song people enjoy because they haven't heard of them before jesus praise this guy because he listens to rise against
Bailey Sanders
First, "Jesus"..? I can't take you seriously, and no one should. Second, I don't listen to Rise Against, I listen to good music as a whole, as I stated. I search for music with meaning, not like these kids that just play mindless video games all day and continue the ignorance of their poor people for another generation. Don't bitch at me because you have nothing better to do with your time...
TheSkittles1001 I don't see what you're upset about. I like this song, and I'll be honest about the fact that I came here because of Watch Dogs. It's a fun game with great music. Sure, I get that there's a deeper meaning to this song, as is the case with most songs. But let's just enjoy good music and not give a fuck where we heard it from :)
Klpire123
It annoys me that music has to be heard from a damn game. People don't just search for powerful songs anymore, no one tries to better themselves. That is why I'm "upset".
TheSkittles1001 So because I heard this song from a video game, you assume I'm not taking any steps to better myself. Solid logic, there.
I heard this first in watch dogs, this was my vigilante music, great game, great song, great band. Now i dine on a great burger.
what's with people getting self righteous about how they came across a song? we all had to find it SOMEHOW, right? I found it on the radio 3 years ago. does anyone care? I hope not.
So fuckin true man
preach man
The issue I guess is that this song was about how the bush administration fucked over the victims of Hurricane Katrina and lots of people like the song cause it sounds cool not cause it's got meaning.
Rise against is my favorite band
they don't make the best songs musically not even close
There songs have meaning lot's of it
I don't care where you found it as long as you realize that there songs are blatantly deeper then music Every one of there songs is about bad shit within the world and they want to tell people about it
I doubt they care about those who listen because it sounds cool
They sang does anyone care right as I read that😂 trippy
@@deathhimself1653 Nobody really fucked over the people but mother nature.
It's nice to see a good lyrics video with proper grammar and spelling.
Darth vader has got some good taste in music
+MrDooney this person deserves an award for not mentioning watchdogs
*****
The guy that uploaded this name was Darth Vader at the time.
Now Darth Vader has transcended into memes.
Doesn't everyone
I heard this song in watchdogs years ago and loved it but couldn’t find it when I put a playlist together. Yesterday it showed up in a TH-cam mix for “Sometimes You’re the Hammer, Sometimes You’re the Nail”
Extremely catchy song
Wow Much Help
Very on the way
so very rescue
much backups
wow
you can say that again doge
Wow Much Help
Very on the way
so very rescue
much backups
wow
-Shibe Doge
Watch_Doge
Much hack
Wow
Wait this is on watch dogs
XD
LOL AND YOUR AV omg
Been listening to Rise Against for about 7 years now they are an incredible band. Im glad watch dogs put a song in the game so more people can discover a great band
This song is so good, it gives me the goose bumps!..
Sends chills down my back
The music video is so good it distracts me when doing homework. That is why I'm here ;)
Quit crying if people found this cool song from watch dogs. Are you mad because they found your "secret" song? Quit crying and enjoy the music.
+Magicmike57 dude what kind of picture is that...
aqworlds11222 gaming My ass
dude that aint you
What? You sure about that?
not really
One of my favorite songs!
This came on while driving to help jacks when hes trapped at the pier. Yes I drove like a crazy person, yes it was awesome. I swear I have more fun driving to missions than I do on actual missions.
Good Job on the video dude. This is one of my favs.
Criminal Spotted?
(Plays Song)
HELP IS ON THE WAY!
XD
I screamed when I found this song in Watchdogs lol
cop: we need backup now!
cop 2: BACKUP IS ON THE WAY!
(Y) S ame
But they never came.
I can't stop listening!
I really like this song. Perfect for taking down criminal convoy's in watch dogs
Or for when ur stopping a potential crime
unfortunately, watch dogs brought me here too.....great song though!
lol
Sonario648 IKR I used to have that game, smh 😐😢
Exactly...!!! Hahaha
This was in my recommended videos list. I now like this song.
Watchdogs !!! :D
Aha yup, imma always jammin this when i'm jammin traffic lights.
I'm jamming this when stopping a crime
Thats were I found it from. LOL
one of the only songs i listen to on it.
Yep, feels awesome when Crime detected! pops up so I hop in a car and this song is playing,..
LOVE THIS BAND
i love hearing this in WATCH DOGS i always play it when someone needs help :D
same. then when i get close to the crime it shuts off the radio -_-
Yeah that sucks thats why i pull up somewhere close & finish listening to it haha...
probably the only good song in the game other than the in game soundtrack
David Guillen
And Ministry-Jesus built my hotrod :P
Dante Sparda Must be a holy hot rod then
Glad everyone is loving this song. Just remember the meaning behind it, please. thank you :)
Always play it when driving on Watch_Dogs! :D
I don't like any other Rise Against songs but for some reason, this one kicks ass!
Savior is a really good song by Rise Against too, you should check it out.
you cant take that from me just go ahead and try.
It's taken a long time for me to be able to listen to this without crying... and I still tear up a little sometimes.
I hope help arrived.
I know that song thanks to Shift 2 Unleashed. I love it since the first time I heard it in the game!
and thanks to Watch Dogs
Nothing but driving in downtown Chicago and this song comes on, on the radio.. thanks Watch Dogs
I cried when it said "But it never came".....
I think of Psalms 34 when King David Cried Out To God.God Heard Him and Delivered him out of all his troubles.All is a huge Word!
So the Paris attacks occurred today and all I could think was this song, anyone else? Such a bad time for an attack like that on Friday the 13th...
+Raven I think ISIS just planned that out, I dont' even understand what's behind Friday THe Thirteenth, maybe I'm just stupid.
+Gamingfi
dude, it's a horror movie and a date that occurs sometimes each year
I know that occurs sometimes each year, but I didn't understand why it was so popular.. you could say, thanks for the info
Gamingfi
k. thx m8
+Raven This is why gun control is useless. Help is always on the way but it never comes in time.
WatchDogs had an excellent playlist. Glad I got to first hear this song through that game.
Hang in there Americans 🇺🇸
We The People
I don't care what anyone is talking about at all. I love this song and thats it.
I love this song and it also describes my thoughts on quarantine never ending.
one of the best wd radio track
NFS shift 2 unleashed anyone?
JimGaming HD hells yeah
Didnt know this song was on nfs shift. Ill have to check it out
JimGaming HD underground 2 myself
One Slick LT1 Maro' me either
Im more like from Watch dogs
I'm suprised this doesn't have over 9000! views yet
found this track in #watchdogs it pretty awesome! :D
My favorite puck rock song
I like this I also found this song on watchdogs but guys stop fighting about it it's a really strong song it sends a strong and powerful message that's my input
The game series sucks.
This song is so amazing ! *-*
i never knew Darth Vader liked Rise Against XD
one of my favorites
Watch Dogs brought me here and I read the comments to see how many others were brought here by the same thing, but I just find an argument over where people found it and I think does it really matter I mean why argue if you like the song why can't they does it matter where they found it, everyone finds it some place so no point to this discussion just chill and listen to this song
A video with 109 like and no dislikes? Congrats! ^_^
i heard this song from WATCH DOGS very good song
Why does this hit me in the feels?
It should, especially if you are from New Orleans.
Idk why but I'm getting mcr vibes from the instrumentals
This song hits home. I'm from Louisiana. Its about the 2005 Katrina Hurricane and all its destruction. Its great that they put it in a game but a lot of people know it otherwise. FEMA was a joke and some were never rescued because they were overlooked or no one could get to them. God bless Texas and everyone affected. Help is on the way. Atleast from our state. :)
Samantha Arnold it's definitely nice to see someone who understands the meaning behind this song, aside from everyone else who state they enjoy playing a game while listening to this, whilst not even knowing what it means.
I've played the game while listening to this song and I never understood what it really meant, didn't oil fields explode during the hurricane because the song said in it, "5,000 feet below as black smoke engulfs the sky, the ocean floor explodes, 11 mothers cry" and "Choking on the black gold, upon which we rely."
Heard this song in Watch_Dogs, fucking awesome!!! :D
Most memorable song I heard in Watch Dogs yet. I dig it.
Honestly wouldn't be here if this song wasn't in watchdogs Lol ignore the haters my fellow gamers
+Jim Sigs So I'm not the only person that found Rise Against through Watch Dogs
+Thijs Postma I guess not bro. It just goes so show that there are fun games out there that have great taste in music. :-D
I never heard of this song before Watch Dogs. What an unfitting song to be shooting people to.
This song honestly reflects Aiden's character
INAUD 43 Hey, no need to be rude. Also, Watch Dogs is a great game!
This whole album is basically a theme track for Mistborn.
Holding out for that Misborn movie. 2085 cant come soon enough e....e
they say that because I'm a gamer, I don't have a life. They're wrong. I have 100 lives.
This might be my favorite song of theirs
+Michael Kolman For me it's gotta be Make It Stop. I mean, the lyrics in basically all of Rise Against's songs are incredibly powerful & awe-inspiring, but for me, Make It Stop takes it a notch further.
i like savior by these guys a lot
I dunno why, but it reminds me a little bit of Attack On Titan :D
I wouldn't doubt id someone has an Attack on Titan AMV with this song
This song is just awesomeness . This being in Watch Dogs is equally awesome , I like picturing myself saving the city with my hacking abilities with this song playing in background XD LOL
We keep axes in the attics, to see cameras in the sky...
Damn they were helpless and we let them down.
No Shift 2 Unleashed
Imma have lines from this song on my gravestone. "My bones all resonate a burning lullaby. You can't take that from me, just go ahead and try."
People heard of this through a video game and I heard of it from WWE 😂😂😂
love this song
Dirt Showdown brought me here!
same for me!
No idea why people complain about finding this song in a video game and go as far to assume video games are mindless. Everyone has their own game preference and some are a little less though provoking than others, but there are a lot of games out there with many artistic design and story telling that can invoke emotion, different means of thinking and understanding, aiming for those that play them to gain insight to many controversial subjects. You can get some what similar experience from reading a book or watching a movie, just have to find the good stuff that speaks to you.
i found this song in watch dogs its fucking awsome
Yeah, especially if it starts when you race to stop a crime!
northernwindfox Until the end when it says "But it never came" lmao
yea thats a fun killer
Kristian Kubar Doesn't help that it's about Hurricane Katrina and the lack of response. Kind of a fun killing song.