You know how every new Ghost song is disliked then loved a few days later? I’ve got a theory on it. Ghost doesn’t have a specific “sound” every album Tobias tries a variety of new things and ideas that don’t match previous material. People can’t have expectations for what an album will sound like because it will NEVER be anything like what you’ve heard already. Once you break that mental barrier, the songs are dope. Kaisarion is amazing though.
Fully agree, I've been saying the same thing as well. Their sound is very diverse. The same band (guy?) that made He Is also made Year Zero also made Dance Macabre. Now, this song definitely took a moment from me as I didn't quite get it at first, but now I can't imagine the album without it, lol And while the lyrics are certainly shlocky, it's definitely a deliberate choice as it feeds into the true meaning of the song which makes it work. But yeah, all this to say, another favorite artist of mine is Neil Young. And that's another dude who doesn't give a crap when it comes to what he's supposed to sound like. I see a lot of Young in Forge. They make the song they want to make it and don't care to stray outside their comfort zone. And the big lesson to learn with Young is that he definitely made some BAD albums. But without those, you probably don't get the greatness that follows them later. Now I like Twenties, but if its not your cup of tea, don't worry. As long as he can continue to stay creative and always be willing to try new things, that should be embraced because he'll get back to hitting your preferences soon enough.
This is by far one of my fav songs... honestly Ghost is just a hybrid of everything I love about progmetal, lyrics and performance experience. Cant wait to see this track in concert- its gonna be sick!
At first listen, I was definitely not sold on this song. The fact that the chorus stuck in my head is something I do not understand. I'm starting to believe that there is some sort of black magic in Ghost's music and it's infecting my brain...
Definitely had the exact same reaction and expectations after the previous album's singles and then these ones. I don't know what it is about this song and Hunter's Moon/Call Me Little Sunshine, but even though they felt so flat at first, they kept getting stuck in my head and I've grown to love them. It's such an unusual experience for me and music, especially comparing them to songs like Square Hammer, Dance Macabre, Ritual, Mary on a Cross just to name a few being my absolute favorites right out of the gate. But those songs have poppy chord progressions so it makes sense that they hooked us immediately. Even songs like Cirice, I actually hated for the longest time. But then Call Me Little Sunshine grew on me and wouldn't you know it, so did Cirice after I gave it another chance. I'm going into this album fully expecting to find the entire thing mediocre at best and disappointed with the lack of catchy songs, but eventually growing to love it. If a song like Twenties went from "wtf is this" to something I can't stop listening to in just a few days, then I'm really looking forward to the rest of the album.
If you can't see the man's vision it's hard to jive with any song. I've been listening to them since 2012. I can say this change needed to happen. Some just will never understand others want the same old stuff. That's not what Ghost and or Tobias are about.
I have been on board up until now, and just because I don't like the singles or perhaps the album doesn't mean I stop liking the band or what they will deliver in the future. Each record, each song, received an independent opinion, and I am not about seeing the vision of the artist in their art, since that is an impossible proposition. I rather try to find my vision of it within it. I am not finding it here.
This is not about how old you are! This song is about where we are living NOW 2022.... TWENTY.... TWENTY TWO! This is the 20s all the way to the Thirty's! 2030!
Cut to 2 years later - SPOILER RITE HERE RITE NOW has been released and Twenties made its live appearance accompanied by badass skeleton body painted dancers AND the money cannon, if I remember correctly! 🤘😌🤘
I have to say to you guys I love watching your reactions. I DID NOT like this album when I first heard this. And holy shit now after about 3 times listening to this- everything- and I mean EVERYTHING- has changed. I don’t know what it is about Ghost as this seems to happen with a lot of their albums with me. Keep in mind that I am 51 years old and pretty much listen to only extreme/black/death/80’s thrash/ speed metal……and Ghost. For what it is worth my wife (who is a Zumba and fitness instructor) loves Ghost, and I catch my 16 year old son who listens to rap singing “tis the night of the witch” (stand by him) and other songs by ghost too. My wife actually uses dance mcabre (I know i spelled that wrong lol) in some of the fitness classes she teaches. Even her SENIOR classes live that song. We are talking people in their 60’s/70”s!!!Guys, give this album some time. Don’t force listening to it, just wait until you are in a “ghost” type of mood and then listen to it. This morning on the way to work I listened to 1349, carpathian forest, old Bathory, drawn and quartered (all black/death metal), and then Ghost. Go figure. Love your channel and reviews. I know you mentioned you were concerned about this album. So was I- BIGTIME concerned. Give this album a chance. It’s fucking awesome!!!!!!
I have never encountered a band like Ghost. I always have a "meh" feeling when I first listen to their stuff but for some reason when I listen to it repeatedly, it gets ingrained in my head like it was my damn molecules. Every album is different and I have like them all. Prequelle was a little bit of a stumble, but I think Impera absolutely slapped. This will be a great live song. Lots of potential for crowd interaction. Ghost nutted their Mummy Dust on us so now maybe they'll rain down twenty dollar bills (hahaha).
Didn't really get the Willy Wonka comparison either, probably something subliminal from the "rulah/moolah" rhyme scheme. ;-) It does have some serious Bert Brecht/Kurt Weill vibes, though. Partly because it refers back to the roaring Twenties 100 years ago, but also this kind of very in your face agitprop/theatrical phrasing. With a less heavy instrumentation, this could have easily sat in the middle of their Threepenny Opera, full of political and social commentary, packaged in poisoned lyrics. Yes, I think that's what it reminded me most of. And I can seee that, if you don't know the music and that very special (European and German) decade in history, that you feel kinda left alone with the song. A decidedly European approach to music here.
If my grandmother was still alive and I wanted to introduce her to metal - this is definitely the song I'd start with. I've often heard Ghost described as 'evil' and I know they're an iconic band and all but...I guess I'm missing something here. Have an awesome weekend guys.
I'm sure Tobias is loving us being thrown by this song. At first I felt a negative vibe but I'll be damned, I have been sucked in. Brilliant. Shoutout to the Nuns🤘
Listen to the album a couple of times and soon these songs I stuck in yours. I didn’t like this at all first time I listened to it. Now I’m singing it all the time. That’s the problem with Tobias songs, they get stuck in your head even if you don’t want them to.
Thus far my favorite song from the album is Kaisarion, which for now is only available as a preorder bonus. It was love at first listen, prolly one of my favorite Ghost songs easily
Loved Hunter's Moon, pretty rocking with a great hook. Call Me Little Sunshine seemed like a very basic and vanilla track. This one is a bit strange and different for sure.
They keep saying 'heavy', but as a metal fan i have never considered Ghosts music heavy. Its catchy and listener friendly. Tobias even said that he created the group because his punk and metal bands would never have comercial sucess.
@@APREACTS The term “Heavy Metal” was actually coined in early seventies for bands like Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Uriah Heep and other, mostly British bands. With that in mind, Ghosts music stile is quite close to those bands.
Very dirty, but it’s a great song in my opinion. I love it. Very new and still sounds like Ghost. Tbh I don’t get “wilily wonka” vibes. Dance Macabre is a literal 70’s pop song. Quite literally. This is more like a war song in my opinion.
I love your reviews. What an awesome father/son combination. I am 51 years old and have the same type of relationship with my 16 year old son. Except he doesn’t live for black/speed/death/thrash of ANY type of extreme metal like I do. I don’t think this album is as heavy or as “catchy” as the others.
I totally get both of your initial reactions. I've just listened to two other songs from the upcoming album that just leaked, Griftwood and Watcher in the Sky. Great rock tunes compared to Twenties haha. Twenties is what I'd call a "gamble" from Tobias and definitely didn't land for me and obviously quite a lot of fans
@@APREACTS what if Tobias is planning a spectacle? Could be something to look forward to. I think looking at Ghost as a metal act among others is a failure. Ghost is a concept that could go almost anywhere. Which I love. Its progressive and experimental that way. Like an Opeth song. 🤘😎🤘
@@APREACTS haha! Your totally right! But I think it is good as a stand alone. In the stage concept Ghost had had so far its not fitting in. But lets say it is within a story told on stage it could be awesome. I agree about the two previous singles. Not as much ”soul” and energy as previous singles. Maybe there is a change comming in how Ghost will present itself. I am still hopefull. Love your channel btw. Since I seem to have your attention! Stay Metal! 🤘😎🤘
I usually love your reviews, normally i agree with the majority...im a huge fan of your work...but quite honestly i didnt get this one...in my humble opinion, this is a great song...with a freakish and fresh vibe...totally diferent from Ghost previous work, but very well constructed...the drums are wonderful...Tobias vocals are very well made, with a deep sense of sarcasm...and the guitar solo flows quite nicely...the little details in the end of each section, are very well crafted...for example, the detail about having Twenties in the title (because of the decade we live now), conjoint with the choir made like a last century 20s cabaret choir, its delicious and smart witty...like the whole vibe, is like a last century 20s tune being brought to a century after...but...its just my opinion...keep up the good work. Greetings from Portugal
Whats wrong with the other singles „Hunter‘s Moon“ and „Call me little Sunshine?“ These are as great as this one imho and truly are carrying the Ghost spirit.
I just did a reaction to this track as well, I didn’t like it at all, at the beginning I thought was gonna be crazy heavy but when lyrics kicked in sounded like a cheesy broadway show, with an out of place reggaeton rhythm, first ghost song that I really did not like at all, the elements of the song did not mesh well imo , too over the top for me even for ghost
First of all the original Willy Wonka was the best with Gene Wilder. This song is really weird and different. The high pitched "Twenties" is what I don't like about the song. If that part was left out I'd like it better. That part really annoys me. The chugging guitar sounds awesome though.
The first few seconds of this song have an interesting vibe and I thought "Oh, this is gonna be good". Then the music gets heavier and got me like "Not what I expected but I like it". And then the lyrics come in along with the deception. I find it so boring that I had never managed to listen to the whole thing until now. I hope that the album won't be filled only with songs like this one...
It's not a bad song but also not a good song... My first thought is that the main riff sounds like the main riff of "through the never" by metallica. My second thought is that when they do that high pitch voice it's like a bad parody of king diamond, and I can say the song could be a parody of a king diamond song or mercyful fate. Sounds like heavy metal for kids, and a kid would be like.. WTF IS THIS?!?! wearing a slayer t-shirt.
I like this song ..it's different but great..I kinda agree with the songs released so far..good but not great based on these alone I would be concerned but I think the first two singles are the weakest..and this the odd one out..if the remaining 5 songs are amazing the album can still be amazing there's still hope
I agree this is a weird Willy Wonka track. One of Ghost's worst in my opinion. It's weird, since they also made one of their best songs ever in Spillways. Please react to that one!
Sounds campy, corny and disjointed. The concept is as interesting as a root canal. The vocals didn’t impress in the slightest. I was about to dance the Macarena to this…
Totally disagree with this reaction. You guys are way off base! Ghost is all about being unique yes this song has that musical vibe but it’s one song on the album. The whole album isn’t a musical. lol That’s why I like Ghost they do different things. Granted I’ve already heard the whole album and you only heard this one song. Also the guitarist kicks ass throughout this song and the entire album. He’s masked so you don’t know who it is but the guitarist is top notch! This album and even this song rocks! Different and like a musical true but the theatrics could be epic at a live show and that guitar solo? Damn!
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First time listen: "Holy shit! That's a masterpiece!"
Weeks later after listening for the 100th time: "Holy shit! That's a masterpiece!"
Everytime I listen to a new Ghost-Song I think: "OK, Meh, I expected more." But after some days, out of a sudden, I realize: What a great song!!!
I felt that way about their previous record more than any other, so there might br the case now.
Exactly. It has happened to me with every Ghost song/album ever. I didn't like this one the first time I heard it and now I think it's brilliant.
Yes
Complexity
Same with me
You know how every new Ghost song is disliked then loved a few days later? I’ve got a theory on it. Ghost doesn’t have a specific “sound” every album Tobias tries a variety of new things and ideas that don’t match previous material. People can’t have expectations for what an album will sound like because it will NEVER be anything like what you’ve heard already. Once you break that mental barrier, the songs are dope. Kaisarion is amazing though.
Fully agree, I've been saying the same thing as well. Their sound is very diverse. The same band (guy?) that made He Is also made Year Zero also made Dance Macabre. Now, this song definitely took a moment from me as I didn't quite get it at first, but now I can't imagine the album without it, lol
And while the lyrics are certainly shlocky, it's definitely a deliberate choice as it feeds into the true meaning of the song which makes it work.
But yeah, all this to say, another favorite artist of mine is Neil Young. And that's another dude who doesn't give a crap when it comes to what he's supposed to sound like. I see a lot of Young in Forge. They make the song they want to make it and don't care to stray outside their comfort zone.
And the big lesson to learn with Young is that he definitely made some BAD albums. But without those, you probably don't get the greatness that follows them later. Now I like Twenties, but if its not your cup of tea, don't worry. As long as he can continue to stay creative and always be willing to try new things, that should be embraced because he'll get back to hitting your preferences soon enough.
The more I listen to it, the more I love it
This track really grows on you the more you listen to it.
I’m actually really enjoying this track. The beginning with the surprisingly heavy guitars was refreshing, and the theatrical part was really unique.
This is by far one of my fav songs... honestly Ghost is just a hybrid of everything I love about progmetal, lyrics and performance experience. Cant wait to see this track in concert- its gonna be sick!
At first listen, I was definitely not sold on this song. The fact that the chorus stuck in my head is something I do not understand. I'm starting to believe that there is some sort of black magic in Ghost's music and it's infecting my brain...
I've always been a very casual listener of Ghost. BUT THIS FUCKING ALBUM HAS BEEN ON REPEAT. I can't get enough!
This tune is a belter! An anthem for this decade.
This will turn out to be an Anthem
Definitely had the exact same reaction and expectations after the previous album's singles and then these ones. I don't know what it is about this song and Hunter's Moon/Call Me Little Sunshine, but even though they felt so flat at first, they kept getting stuck in my head and I've grown to love them. It's such an unusual experience for me and music, especially comparing them to songs like Square Hammer, Dance Macabre, Ritual, Mary on a Cross just to name a few being my absolute favorites right out of the gate. But those songs have poppy chord progressions so it makes sense that they hooked us immediately.
Even songs like Cirice, I actually hated for the longest time. But then Call Me Little Sunshine grew on me and wouldn't you know it, so did Cirice after I gave it another chance. I'm going into this album fully expecting to find the entire thing mediocre at best and disappointed with the lack of catchy songs, but eventually growing to love it. If a song like Twenties went from "wtf is this" to something I can't stop listening to in just a few days, then I'm really looking forward to the rest of the album.
If you can't see the man's vision it's hard to jive with any song. I've been listening to them since 2012. I can say this change needed to happen. Some just will never understand others want the same old stuff. That's not what Ghost and or Tobias are about.
I have been on board up until now, and just because I don't like the singles or perhaps the album doesn't mean I stop liking the band or what they will deliver in the future. Each record, each song, received an independent opinion, and I am not about seeing the vision of the artist in their art, since that is an impossible proposition. I rather try to find my vision of it within it. I am not finding it here.
Absolutely, ghost music is like like a play or a book. Each album is a new chapter. I believe each album goes forward in time.
Ghost songs are so catchy? Tobias Forge is a genius.
This is not about how old you are! This song is about where we are living NOW 2022.... TWENTY.... TWENTY TWO! This is the 20s all the way to the Thirty's! 2030!
When the album is released it’ll tie into it perfectly. Just give it time
Such a badass song!
It's reggaeton! So f@#*in brilliant 🤘
this song is great
It's great, it's got the Danny Elfman vibe
¡This song is amazing!
Salem al Fakir and Vincent Pontare of Vargas & Lagola co/wrote this album with Ghost and some other guys. This song is amazing 😍
Cut to 2 years later - SPOILER
RITE HERE RITE NOW has been released and Twenties made its live appearance accompanied by badass skeleton body painted dancers AND the money cannon, if I remember correctly!
🤘😌🤘
Ghost-watcher in the sky, off new album may be the one! Throwback to 80’s hair metal
I have to say to you guys I love watching your reactions. I DID NOT like this album when I first heard this. And holy shit now after about 3 times listening to this- everything- and I mean EVERYTHING- has changed. I don’t know what it is about Ghost as this seems to happen with a lot of their albums with me. Keep in mind that I am 51 years old and pretty much listen to only extreme/black/death/80’s thrash/ speed metal……and Ghost. For what it is worth my wife (who is a Zumba and fitness instructor) loves Ghost, and I catch my 16 year old son who listens to rap singing “tis the night of the witch” (stand by him) and other songs by ghost too. My wife actually uses dance mcabre (I know i spelled that wrong lol) in some of the fitness classes she teaches. Even her SENIOR classes live that song. We are talking people in their 60’s/70”s!!!Guys, give this album some time. Don’t force listening to it, just wait until you are in a “ghost” type of mood and then listen to it. This morning on the way to work I listened to 1349, carpathian forest, old Bathory, drawn and quartered (all black/death metal), and then Ghost. Go figure. Love your channel and reviews. I know you mentioned you were concerned about this album. So was I- BIGTIME concerned. Give this album a chance. It’s fucking awesome!!!!!!
I have never encountered a band like Ghost. I always have a "meh" feeling when I first listen to their stuff but for some reason when I listen to it repeatedly, it gets ingrained in my head like it was my damn molecules. Every album is different and I have like them all. Prequelle was a little bit of a stumble, but I think Impera absolutely slapped. This will be a great live song. Lots of potential for crowd interaction. Ghost nutted their Mummy Dust on us so now maybe they'll rain down twenty dollar bills (hahaha).
Didn't really get the Willy Wonka comparison either, probably something subliminal from the "rulah/moolah" rhyme scheme. ;-)
It does have some serious Bert Brecht/Kurt Weill vibes, though. Partly because it refers back to the roaring Twenties 100 years ago, but also this kind of very in your face agitprop/theatrical phrasing. With a less heavy instrumentation, this could have easily sat in the middle of their Threepenny Opera, full of political and social commentary, packaged in poisoned lyrics. Yes, I think that's what it reminded me most of. And I can seee that, if you don't know the music and that very special (European and German) decade in history, that you feel kinda left alone with the song. A decidedly European approach to music here.
Thats the point, ghost is a musical!
Hey guys. It means -20’s like our era not the age 🤣
These guys dont seem very bright...
Your lack of understanding of sarcasm is scary dumb
Kaisarion is the best new track by a mile but hasn't been officially released yet...
now with the album out, i'd like to know how they liked the 80s Metall direction, it really suprised me because the singles only hinted at it.
Review is coming today
This is the second time I hear this song, actually better now. It was stupid not to do a music video for this one, would have serve it better.
Is more like the Diablo Swing Orchestra. And yes, is a good album.
If my grandmother was still alive and I wanted to introduce her to metal - this is definitely the song I'd start with. I've often heard Ghost described as 'evil' and I know they're an iconic band and all but...I guess I'm missing something here. Have an awesome weekend guys.
Love the song👏👏
I'm sure Tobias is loving us being thrown by this song. At first I felt a negative vibe but I'll be damned, I have been sucked in. Brilliant. Shoutout to the Nuns🤘
Verdadeiro Baião brasileiro essa! Curti 😂🇧🇷
Listen to the album a couple of times and soon these songs I stuck in yours. I didn’t like this at all first time I listened to it. Now I’m singing it all the time. That’s the problem with Tobias songs, they get stuck in your head even if you don’t want them to.
Thus far my favorite song from the album is Kaisarion, which for now is only available as a preorder bonus. It was love at first listen, prolly one of my favorite Ghost songs easily
This is a tough one. But after many listen, it's a great piece 👌👻
Fave song so far! Better than anything from Prequelle
What is the name of the band on your shirt? Even though it isn’t, it looks like the Dark Angel logo.
Loved Hunter's Moon, pretty rocking with a great hook. Call Me Little Sunshine seemed like a very basic and vanilla track. This one is a bit strange and different for sure.
Hunter’s Moon was for sure my fav of the three
Guys, your incredibly narrow points of reference kill your reaction. Willie Wonka? The song is brilliant.
The optimism of aging is encouraging hahaha
😂😂
They keep saying 'heavy', but as a metal fan i have never considered Ghosts music heavy. Its catchy and listener friendly. Tobias even said that he created the group because his punk and metal bands would never have comercial sucess.
I have never considered them heavy, very accessible music.
@@APREACTS The term “Heavy Metal” was actually coined in early seventies for bands like Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Uriah Heep and other, mostly British bands. With that in mind, Ghosts music stile is quite close to those bands.
Very dirty, but it’s a great song in my opinion. I love it. Very new and still sounds like Ghost. Tbh I don’t get “wilily wonka” vibes. Dance Macabre is a literal 70’s pop song. Quite literally. This is more like a war song in my opinion.
Awesome Song!
Did you guys already check out Mayflower - Save Me? It's emotional and heavy a perfect mix i really love it :)
Please for the NEXT TIME make a video with this song:
Sim- rumbling
GHOST🤟🙄🤘
Sometimes Ghost knows better? ookay This is a weirdo one, but I can see it work in the album
It doesn't sound evil like most of Ghost's catalog
To be fair, none of the songs from the last two albums were "evil" sounding either
@@rodgill9376 that's fair. I miss their older sound tbh. The
I love your reviews. What an awesome father/son combination. I am 51 years old and have the same type of relationship with my 16 year old son. Except he doesn’t live for black/speed/death/thrash of ANY type of extreme metal like I do. I don’t think this album is as heavy or as “catchy” as the others.
Most ghost songs grow on you and then after awhile they hit you hard
I totally get both of your initial reactions. I've just listened to two other songs from the upcoming album that just leaked, Griftwood and Watcher in the Sky. Great rock tunes compared to Twenties haha. Twenties is what I'd call a "gamble" from Tobias and definitely didn't land for me and obviously quite a lot of fans
This song is inspired by reggaeton, but isn't a bad, song, it's the best reggaeton' song written ever 😂
Me fore one, loved it!
But I also love Rocky Horror…
This song needs grand visuals. Very theatrical. Im for it!
That last statement I am in total agreement with.
@@APREACTS what if Tobias is planning a spectacle? Could be something to look forward to. I think looking at Ghost as a metal act among others is a failure. Ghost is a concept that could go almost anywhere. Which I love. Its progressive and experimental that way. Like an Opeth song. 🤘😎🤘
If you depend on external factors to sell a song, you don't have a very good song to start with.
@@APREACTS haha! Your totally right!
But I think it is good as a stand alone. In the stage concept Ghost had had so far its not fitting in.
But lets say it is within a story told on stage it could be awesome.
I agree about the two previous singles. Not as much ”soul” and energy as previous singles. Maybe there is a change comming in how Ghost will present itself.
I am still hopefull.
Love your channel btw. Since I seem to have your attention!
Stay Metal!
🤘😎🤘
@@APREACTS musicals exist, you know.
It's really different. I thought it was really cool.
This song could eitther be on ending subtitles for a movie or title screen for some game.
This is brazilian funk or Baião
This is the first time un My life that I hear someone comparing a song to Danny Elfman and not meanning as a compliment.
There is always a first
I usually love your reviews, normally i agree with the majority...im a huge fan of your work...but quite honestly i didnt get this one...in my humble opinion, this is a great song...with a freakish and fresh vibe...totally diferent from Ghost previous work, but very well constructed...the drums are wonderful...Tobias vocals are very well made, with a deep sense of sarcasm...and the guitar solo flows quite nicely...the little details in the end of each section, are very well crafted...for example, the detail about having Twenties in the title (because of the decade we live now), conjoint with the choir made like a last century 20s cabaret choir, its delicious and smart witty...like the whole vibe, is like a last century 20s tune being brought to a century after...but...its just my opinion...keep up the good work. Greetings from Portugal
I just don't like it, as I have not liked much of what I heard so far. it comes down to personal opinions. No right or wrong.
I respect that. \m/
Whats wrong with the other singles „Hunter‘s Moon“ and „Call me little Sunshine?“
These are as great as this one imho and truly are carrying the Ghost spirit.
I don’t know, haven’t really enjoyed any of the singles to be honest. Just not getting into it.
@@APREACTS That‘s sad to hear. The album will definitely be a killer.
Dankeschön und auf Wiedersehen.
Hunter's Moon was Ghost's worst single to date, Call Me Little Sunshine was good, but it's a grower
@@Gregbaltzer Well, tastes differ obviously
It's very middle of the road not bad but certainly not great either
Reggaeton ghost
I just did a reaction to this track as well, I didn’t like it at all, at the beginning I thought was gonna be crazy heavy but when lyrics kicked in sounded like a cheesy broadway show, with an out of place reggaeton rhythm, first ghost song that I really did not like at all, the elements of the song did not mesh well imo , too over the top for me even for ghost
I think Tobias consulted the "Wiggles" for the 😂 rhyming
@@scottmoore6037 lol 😂
Ghost goes reggaeton, WTF? hahahaha
First of all the original Willy Wonka was the best with Gene Wilder. This song is really weird and different. The high pitched "Twenties" is what I don't like about the song. If that part was left out I'd like it better. That part really annoys me. The chugging guitar sounds awesome though.
The choir you don't like is actually Tobias, Klas, Fredrik, and Richard:s daughters together with some other friends.
@@magnusblomqvist966 it just doesn't sound like it should be there. That's my only complaint about it. Can someone edit that out for me? 🤣
Willy Wonka? wtf lol. Tha base is from reggaeton latin music. At first I was wtf is this? and now I can't get out of my head the lyrics.
Maybe Willy Wonka was into Daddy Yankee, what do I know.
Willie Wonka, WTF?
The first few seconds of this song have an interesting vibe and I thought "Oh, this is gonna be good".
Then the music gets heavier and got me like "Not what I expected but I like it".
And then the lyrics come in along with the deception. I find it so boring that I had never managed to listen to the whole thing until now.
I hope that the album won't be filled only with songs like this one...
It's not a bad song but also not a good song... My first thought is that the main riff sounds like the main riff of "through the never" by metallica. My second thought is that when they do that high pitch voice it's like a bad parody of king diamond, and I can say the song could be a parody of a king diamond song or mercyful fate. Sounds like heavy metal for kids, and a kid would be like.. WTF IS THIS?!?! wearing a slayer t-shirt.
I like this song ..it's different but great..I kinda agree with the songs released so far..good but not great based on these alone I would be concerned but I think the first two singles are the weakest..and this the odd one out..if the remaining 5 songs are amazing the album can still be amazing there's still hope
I have to agree with A&P-REACTS. Sounds totally like Willy Wonka music. 😊
I love Bad Bunny!
What ? This is Ghost? 😢
Call me little sunshine i like... but the rest of Impera is quite mehh i have to admit
No bueno.
I agree this is a weird Willy Wonka track. One of Ghost's worst in my opinion. It's weird, since they also made one of their best songs ever in Spillways. Please react to that one!
Yeah this song and the whole album is not good
Disappointed
Sounds campy, corny and disjointed. The concept is as interesting as a root canal. The vocals didn’t impress in the slightest. I was about to dance the Macarena to this…
Oh so you’re a racist. Got it
@@Hellbound1234 they're a metalhead what did you expect.
@@bartsimpsonnft4387 true!
the most indiferrent and overrated band of all times
Idk man, ever heard of Slayer?
Or slipknot
Really now?
I don't like this Song i hate the Chorus!
Wasting time song 👎
Awful
Flogs
Totally disagree with this reaction. You guys are way off base! Ghost is all about being unique yes this song has that musical vibe but it’s one song on the album. The whole album isn’t a musical. lol That’s why I like Ghost they do different things. Granted I’ve already heard the whole album and you only heard this one song. Also the guitarist kicks ass throughout this song and the entire album. He’s masked so you don’t know who it is but the guitarist is top notch! This album and even this song rocks! Different and like a musical true but the theatrics could be epic at a live show and that guitar solo? Damn!