Monster (Magic: The Gathering Parody)
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LYRICS:
I played a Fleecemane Lion and priority was passed
I sac’d my Ember Hauler put the trigger on the stack
I paid five for monstrosity to make it proof from hex
I Vial’d in Palace Jailer then to make myself the best
I made a Jailer copy with my Faerie Artisans
But what if I Tragically Slip?
And what if I Doomedly Fall?
Then am I the monarch?
Just let me know
And what if I Powerdly Sink?
And what if I Mindedly Break it?
Then am I the monarch?
Just let me know
I played my Palace Jailer first and I was in control
I got my copy second, second to resolve
No, the effect goes on the stack, the last is first to go
Well if you really wanna know-
What if I Tragically Slip?
What if I Doomedly Fall?
Then am I the monarch?
Just let me know
And what if I Powerdly Sink?
And what if I Mindedly Break it?
Then am I the monarch?
Just let me know
Mastering and background vocals by Ben Karlstrom
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We don't appreciate judges enough.
Cheers to that.
Omg is that Tolarian Community College?!
(Make this sound like the"is that a Supra!?" Meme)
Thanks, Professor. T.T
Having the Professor's active participation in the greater Magic social media/TH-cam space is the sort of thing that gives me a glimmer of faith for the hobby. And the sentiment is spot-on.
100% Prof. True that.
In case anyone is wondering what is actually happening, and since I'm not getting this song out of my head:
Assuming Player A) is the active Player / its Player A’s turn, since we don’t see any flash-outlets and he plays a creature:
1) [Fleecemane Lion] is cast and resolves => [Fleecemane Lion] is on the battlefield
2) [Ember Hauler] is sacrificed => 2 Damage to [Fleecemane Lion] are on the stack (Stack: [Ember Hauler])
3) Monstrosity is payed (Stack: Monstrosity > [Ember Hauler])
4) Aether Vial is activated to put [Palace Jailer] into play. [Palace Jailer] has two triggers: 1. You become the monarch 2. Exile target creature an opponent controls until an opponent becomes the monarch. Additionally, [Faerie Artisan]s trigger. Now, the active player (Player A) puts his trigger ([Faerie Artisan]s) on the Stack first, (Stack: Player B becomes monarch > Player B [Palace Jailer] > [Faerie Artisan]s trigger > Monstrosity > [Ember Hauler]). Now, player B could either target [Faerie Artisan]s with his Jailer or [Fleecemane Lion]. Since he tries to [Tragic Slip] [Fleecemane Lion] I’ll assume he wants his Jailer to target [Faerie Artisan]s)
5) Player B casts [Tragic Slip] targeting [Fleecemane Lion] (Stack: [Tragic Slip] > Player B becomes monarch > Player B Palace Jailor > [Faerie Artisan]s trigger > Monstrosity > [Ember Hauler]). Since Player A next casts [Doomfall], which is a sorcery and the stack needs to be empty for player A to cast a sorcery we now need to let the stack resolve. Let’s see
Stack Resolve:
1) [Tragic Slip] targeting fleecmane Lion: [Fleecemane Lion] gets -13/-13 (morbid cause of the sacced creature) and becomes a -10/-10 / Dies
2) Player B becomes the monarch
3) Player B’s [Palace Jailer] exiles [Faerie Artisan]s
4) [Faerie Artisan]s still trigger and put a [Palace Jailer] Token into play under Player A’s control (Two new triggers on the stack: Player A becomes the monarch, and player A exiles a creature) - Stack: Player A becomes monarch > Player A [Palace Jailer] > [Faerie Artisan]s trigger > Monstrosity > [Ember Hauler]
5) Player A becomes the monarch. This will fulfill the “until an opponent becomes the monarch” condition of Player B’s [Palace Jailer] and [Faerie Artisan]s will return to the battlefield
6) Player A exiles a creature with his [Palace Jailer] => Player B’s [Palace Jailer]
7) Monstrosity fizzles, since fleecemane lion is not there anymore.
8) [[Ember Hauler]] fizzles, since it has no more valid targets ([Fleecemane Lion] is dead => [[Ember Hauler]] can’t target it anymore)
Now player A casts [Doomfall]… since Player B has no more creatures (his palace Jailor is in exile) Player A will probably choose the "exile a nonland card from opponents hand" mode and exiles a nonland card from Player B’s hand. Next Player A casts [Powersink]… since the only other spell on the stack at this moment is [Doomfall], he targets his own spell for [Reasons] (Decksperado?). Player B chooses to cast [Mindbreak Trap] (for free btw, Player A cast 3 spells this turn: [Fleecemane Lion], [Powersink] and [Doomfall], altho only two of them are currently on the stack) and can now choose to exile any number of spells from the stack ([Doomfall] & [Powersink]) and will probably do so for [Doomfall] or both.
To answer the question: No it is not a monster, but dead and Player A is the monarch.
Summary:
- [Fleecemane Lion] is dead > not a monster
- Player A’s [Palace Jailer] Token exist
- Player A’s [Faerie Artisan]s exist
- Player B’s [Palace Jailer] is in exile, due to Player A’s [Palace Jailer] Token’s effect.
- Player A countered his own [Doomfall] and player B countered Player A’s [Doomfall] and Player A’s [Power Sink].
Now there are a few other assumptions to be made:
=> What if they missplayed [Doomfall] as an instant and put it on the stack?
[Mindbreak Trap] would have exiled [Doomfall] and powersink (which would probably have been targeting [Tragic Slip] in this case) => Exact same results (All the other stuff happening were abilities, not spells, so [Mindbreak Trap] can't interact with them) (Also: Judge would probably rewind the game to the moment [Doomfall] was played and let the stack resolve first?)
=> What if Player B’s [Palace Jailer] targeted [Fleecemane Lion]? Nothing, since its dead when the effect resolves
=> If player B would be the active player (player B's turn) and player A has flash outlets for Creatures AND sorceries that we don't see the Player B [Palace Jailer] / Player A [Faerie Artisan]s trigger would be reversed ([Faerie Artisans] > Player B Monarch > Player B [Palace Jailer]) which would lead to: [Fleecemane Lion] is still dead. Player B is now the monarch, instead of Player A and the [Faerie Artisan]s would be in exile, instead of Player B's [Palace Jailer]. In that case it would not be a Monster and Player B would be the monarch.
Correct me if I'm wrong somewhere :D
I had to edit this because I forgot that saccing a creature triggers morbid, thanks @Rovesul
After having to redo my answer multiple times, I have to point this out in your summary:
Because of the sacrifice cost in Ember Haulers activated ability the Tragic Slips Morbid effect is active meaning it will give the Fleecemane Lion -13/-13 instead, thus making it not a monster and just dead.
Otherwise, really great and exactly the kinda stuff I would do too xD
🤯
@@K1llerKreal Oh damn i totaly forgot that morbid was indeed active xD.. will edit, and quote you, thank you :D
Thank you!
@@K1llerKreal Has the Ember Hauler's ability activated yet? Isn't its activation trigger still on the stack and not yet resolved? So Tragic Slip wouldn't get Morbid until afterwords? We've may have entered into layers with this and I don't have any of that memorized.
This is going to be stuck in my head for days!
Same! Superb lyricism here.
Remy needs to mix in Wayfarers baubles into a song
oh no TCQ is here :3
Omg is that The Commanders Quarters?!
(Make this sound like the"is that a Supra!?" Meme)
Remy sure has a way with words!
You know, the etiquette for joke parodies is to keep it short so it doesn't get stale by the end, and Remy does this absolutely perfectly, but we're at the point now where his raw skill and talent are surpassing the source material and I'd be _so_ down for a full version of the songs :P
couldnt agree more!
I literally heard the original version on the radio a bit ago, and thought, "WOW this is worse than Remy's cover"
@@kimonpugh8383 agreed
yes pls
@@kimonpugh8383 what even is the original called?
Imagine actually knowing the rules to this game.
It would be good, but far less likely than knowing the rules of 'Mornington Crescent'.
I know the rules well enough to recognize when to go into judge irc chat and what to ask xD
@@ghoulofmetal look at this guy still using irc
Couldnt be me
imagine
For those of you who are curious here is the official ruling:
Neither player is the monarch. Due to the way the effects are stacked, the table becomes flipped before the judge activation can resolve.
(source: I'm a level 4 judge)
Well and I'm a level 6 laser lotus
@@maggoteater2290 You're streets ahead!
So do you flip the table or do the players? :p
Basically, thrust me in this one!
lol. but serious question, what does Monarch even mean? (I'm a new player, I don't know these things)
Obviously Remy is the Monarch
When you purposefully talk over the judge, they officially become monarch and the token is removed from the game.
nah nah nah, remy is the monarch not remy
@@lifeiaskedfor ha! i knew it.. glad i still can the rules.
Right remy right
😂
The way he says "JUDGE" is exactly how every player in a tournament says it. Little details like this are what make these videos so great.
Seriously! Even the judge's mannerisms and facial expressions are so accurate, its hilarious.
Morning everyone, best Christmas present i could ask for
A christmas gift we never knew we needed
For me it's a birthday gift
you are too kind!
@@PrettierNPastel haha same. Happy birthday :)
Happy birthday you two :)
I love how he's actually a really good singer
Honestly, it's unironically better than the original song, lol.
@@KingBobXVI I agree
New Upload
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-> Watches whole playlist again
sh*t happens. that good sh*t happens ;)
This is the way
@@theguru3930 this is the way.
Every. Time.
Always
To me, this is Remy's best video. The singing, the humour of the skit, the combination of how the song is a part of the skit in a sensible way. This is hilarious. AM I THE MONARCH?
Slivers/Shiver is really good as well.
Glad to see Mr. Melgard, Lv. 2 Judge make an appearance...
I hope he is alright and he'll bring back the Judge's Mailsack serie!
I hope he got his revenge on the Minnesota family court system.
Hopefully someday he gets an official judge shirt, he has to be the only level 2 judge without the actual judge shirt.
Has he figured out how layers work
@@matthewnabb4482 he’s working on understanding “feelings”
I like how these two are having an insane counter war and meanwhile the 2 damage from ember hauler wasn't enough to kill the 3/3 fleecemane lion in the first place
Sometimes the tiniest thing can set off an insane chain of events. We had a 20 minute instant war with counters, bolts, and dozens of others spells and effects at our table once. It ended with a boardwipe. All over a Shanodin Dryad...which survived.
Remy is the gift Magic needs giving this year
Came here to say this
Ryuzaki....
That
"And WHAT IF I TRAGICALLY SLIIIPP (OHHHH!!!)"
When the judge looks like he's going to break in and explain everything level headedly and normally, and then... sudden Remy belting!
Haha it's just so *chefs kiss* perfect. Fucking love it.
Best Part 1:32
"What if I powerdly sink....... Old Skooooool!"
😆
@@vornamenachname4756 Hey, wir haben den gleichen Nachnamen!... Papa? 😲
@@josuanachname1914 Das muss auch ein Richter entscheiden. JUDGE?
@@Lovuschka 🤣🤣🤣
When the judge is like “you’re both wrong but it’s too late.”
I cant give this guy enough likes on his videos, pure comedy genius
I can't believe I'm limited to one like :(
I’m just continuously impressed with the writing and singing chops delivered every song.
Remy , your recent content on this channel has genuinely helped lift me out of a depression these last few isolated covid months. This parody is just another example of how incredibly funny you are. Thank you so much for starting this channel and helping to remind us all how capable of laughter we are. You are a gift.
You can get through it man I believe in you
We may all feel isolated in this horrible time, but we're all in this together. We've got this :)
@@KingBobXVI and we have remy to push us through
wishing you health and happiness brother, thank you for the kind note. more videos on the way !
oh man, i lost it when you said: "we need a ruling..." at the end.
The judge just giving up at the end is hilarious. As is what deck they’re both playing.
5 colors everything with monarchs and ways to generate more or less 15 mana per turn obviously.
@@DakonBlackblade2 you know, regular magic
@@DakonBlackblade2 well yes but not enough to reactivate monstrosity ofc
Okay, so... Blue sweater Remy played Fleecemane Lion. Then Red Shirt Remy sacrificed his Ember Hauler targeting the Fleecemane Lion. In response, Blue Sweater activated Monstrosity. In response to that, Red Shirt activated Vial putting Palace Jailer into play, this put both Palace Jailer's ETB triggers on the stack. (He did not declare a target for the second half of Palace jailer so we are going to ignore it.) When Palace jailer came into play Blue Sweater's Faerie Artisans triggered making a copy of the Jailer into play putting his ETB triggers on the stack.(He also did not declare a target for the Jailers second trigger.) Red Shirt then cast Tragic Slip in response, targeting the fleecemane lion. (who is still not monstrous because the ability has not resolved yet.) Blue Sweater then cast doomfall on Red Shirt's Jailer. (Blue Sweater cast a sorcery at instant speed but we will allow it.) Blue Sweater then cast Power Sink. (I am assuming he is targeting the Tragic Slip.) In response, Red Shirt cast Mindbreak Trap on the Power Sink and Doomfall. So, The Power Sink and Doomfall would get countered by the MindBreak. Tragic Slip would then resolve, killing the Lion. The copy of Jailer would trigger first making Blue sweater the Monarch. Then Red Shirt's Jailer's trigger would resolve making him the Monarch. In the end Remy is the Monarch. Have a Merry Christmas everyone.
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Fifty-five people have doomedly fallen onto the dislike button.
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this comment didnt age well
I went and looked up the original, and I think this is much better. sure, I'm a bit biased, but, "what if I tragically slip" is much better lyrically than "what if I, what if I slip." just my opinion, but the original seems lazy in comparison to this masterpiece.
that's because this was written by one solid artist while pop songs are written by a team of people who have done the market research to figure out which lyrics, melodies and rhythms are the most likely to get stuck in the average mall-goer's head
This was so freaking great, this was worth the wait.
i love the part where the judge is like "Well if you really wanna know-" and gets immediately interrupted by two passionate MTG-Singers 😂💖
The face you made when you asked “ is this a monster?!” Had me irl laughing!
I dont understand why that question is asked
@@hyoroemongaming569 Because of the monstrosity ability - if it's a monster then it has hexproof and tragic slip shouldn't work anymore
For those who really want to know:
Blue Remy seems to be the active player, because he played the Fleecemane Lion, a creature.
Fleecemane Lion is put on the stack and resolves.
Red Remy activates Ember Hauler's ability, targeting Fleecemane Lion (notably, this is not a triggered ability per the lyrics).
Blue Remy responds by activating Fleecemane Lion's monstrous ability. The stack now looks like this:
[(B) and (R) represent ownership by blue and red shirt Remys, respectively]
Fleecemane Lion's monstrous ability (B)
Ember Hauler's activated damage ability (R)
Next, red Remy activates his Aether Vial's activated ability. We'll assume blue Remy immediately passes priority and allows the Vial ability to resolve. Red Remy puts a Palace Jailer onto the battlefield. Red Remy's Palace Jailer's abilities trigger, and Blue Remy's Faerie Artisans' ability triggers. The triggers are put onto the stack in active player, then non-active player order, so now the stack looks like this:
R's Palace Jailer's monarch triggered ability (R)
R's Palace Jailer's exile triggered ability (presumably targeting Fleecemane Lion) (R)
Faerie Artisans' triggered ability copying Palace Jailer (B)
Fleecemane Lion's monstrous ability (B)
Ember Hauler's activated damage ability (R)
Here's where things get messy, because it seems like the Remy's may not be properly resolving abilities and passing priority to one another after this point. The next thing we see is blue Remy putting the token copy of Palace Jailer into play, so that means that red Remy's Palace Jailer's abilities must have resolved. Blue Remy's token copy of Palace Jailer's abilities trigger, and the game and the stack look like this:
The game:
Red Remy is the monarch
Fleecemane Lion has been exiled
The stack:
B's Palace Jailer token's monarch triggered ability (B)
B's Palace Jailer token's exile triggered ability (presumably targeting R's Palace Jailer) (B)
Fleecemane Lion's monstrous ability (B)
(now orphaned)
Ember Hauler's activated damage ability (R) (now missing a target)
Next, we see red Remy casting Tragic Slip targeting Fleecemane Lion. What must have happened is that Blue Remy's Palace Jailer token's triggers must have resolved, making blue Remy the Monarch, and exiling red Remy's Palace Jailer. That would leave us here:
The game:
Blue Remy is the Monarch
R's Palace Jailer's one-shot effect from it's exiling ability has ended, so Fleecemane Lion is back on the battlefield
The stack:
Fleecemane Lion's monstrous ability (B)
(now orphaned)
Ember Hauler's activated damage ability (R) (now missing a target)
Now Red Remy can cast the Tragic Slip targeting Fleecemane Lion (with morbid activated from the Ember Hauler that was sacrificed earlier).
The game:
Blue Remy is the Monarch
Fleecemane Lion is back on the battlefield
The stack:
Tragic Slip targeting B's Fleecemane Lion (R)
Fleecemane Lion's monstrous ability (B)
(now orphaned)
Ember Hauler's activated damage ability (R) (still missing a target, as B's newly returned Fleecemane Lion is a new object)
Next comes the first apparent rules violation: Blue Remy seems to cast Doomfall in response to Tragic Slip, even though it's a sorcery. He must think it's an instant, because he next tries to Power Sink red Remy's Tragic Slip, which means that Tragic slip must still be on the stack at this point. Red Remy responds by casting Mindbreak Trap (with the trap cost enabled by blue Remy's Fleecemane Lion, Doomfall, and Power Sink) targeting blue Remy's Power Sink, leaving the stack like this:
R's Mindbreak Trap targeting B's Power Sink
B's Power Sink targeting R's Tragic Slip
B's Doomfall (inappropriately casted) targeting R
R's Tragic Slip targeting B's Fleecemane Lion
B's Fleecemane Lion's monstrous ability (now orphaned)
R's Ember Hauler's activated ability targeting B's Fleecemane Lion (missing a target)
It seems like the conflict here stems from confusion about the order in which the Palace Jailer triggers resolved. The Remy's agree that red Remy got his Palace Jailer first, and blue Remy got his second, but due to active player, then non-active player trigger ordering, Red Remy's triggers will resolve first, and blue Remy's second. The bit about the removal spells is more or less irrelevant (Doomfall timing aside) because Palace's Jailer's exile ability only cares about who's the monarch, not whether or not Palace Jailer is still in play.
To clean up the situation, a Judge might decide to back up to the point where blue Remy inappropriately casted the Doomfall, or might decide to leave the stack as is, because a couple of hidden counterspells have been revealed. In either case, Blue Remy is the Monarch, and Fleecemane Lion is not monstrous.
Holy shit man thanks
This is the EXACT information I waded into the comments to find. Thank you!
This guy judges
@@experimentalconference6623 He might have given Doomfall flash somehow also.
Nice answer! One correction- Palace Jailer's trigger creates a one-shot effect, and then a second one-shot effect when the opponent becomes the monarch. There are no state triggers here.
You could also interpret all actions in the song as legal, in which case Doomfall was cast after everything resolved, and blue Remy is Power Sinking their own Doomfall. (They never indicate in the video what it's targeting.)
You are ridiculously talented.
SERIOUSLY. It's hilarious and even sung and mixed well .... jeez.
Conclusion: the player with the non-monsterous lion is the Monarch.
1. Two damage on lion
2. First jailer enters (Monarch) Presumably targeting the lion. This card's effects must fully resolve for Faerie Artisan to trigger.
3. Faerie Artisan trigger on stack.
4. Tragic Slip on stack. The lion is in exile and so an invalid target. This is probably a bad play but Faerie Artisan is a valid target.
5. The stack must resolve before downfall can be played. Faerie Artisan gets 13 -1/-1 counters and is sent to the graveyard by state based effects.
6. Jailer token enters making a new Monarch and presumably targeting the nontoken jailer. The order of triggers will determine the order but the lion returns & the nontoken jailer is exiled.
8. Doomfall was played presumably forcing the old Monarch to sacrifice a creature but he doesn't appear to have a creature so it does nothing.
Extra Conclusion: these players should have called a judge when the jailer was copied before it had resolved.
yeah was wondering how a sorcery was played with a stack, but for the sake of the humour, i let it slide.
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lmao that judge was like "aw, naw, you on your own."
Oh my goodness when the chorus interrupted the judge I actually laughed out loud. Thanks as always for the great video!
No you don't
Remy, thank you for this mater piece. I'm so happy i found your channel. Happy holidays, dude. Saludos desde México.
Happy Holidays, Carlos!
"_we need a ruuuling_" is killing me
The best song really ever heard. Magic is back in this hard time. I am the monarch.
Resolving the stack: mindbreak trap exiles power sink and doomfall (which shouldn't be castable unless there is a leyline of anticipation or similar effect), then tragic slip will resolve and give fleecemane lion -13/-13 (since ember hauler died this turn) and die due to having less than 0 toughness, then (and it gets complicated, I messed this up the first time I tried to comment this) the real palace jailer's ETBs will resolve, the exile effect will have no valid targets and be removed and hat Remy will become the monarch, then faerie artisans' trigger will resolve (artisans and palace jailer trigger from the same event, so active player's effects go on the stack first, which would be no-hat Remy's faerie artisans) and create a palace jailer token, the token's ETBs go on the stack, palace jailer will be exiled and no-hat Remy will become the monarch, then fleecemane lion's monstrous ability will resolve and do nothing, then ember hauler's ability will have no legal targets and be removed and the stack is clear.
This assumes that it is no-hat Remy's turn, however since he played a sorcery at instant speed it could be hat Remy's turn in which case it will be different, let's have a look.
Everything is the same until after fleecemane dies, then faerie artisans' trigger resolves and creates a palace jailer token and its ETBs go on the stack, palace jailer is exiled and no-hat Remy becomes the monarch, then the original palace jailer' ETBs resolve, the exile effect will have no valid targets and be removed and hat Remy becomes the monarch, the original palace jailer will be returned to the battlefield and its ETBs will trigger, hat Remy will exile either faerie artisans or the jailer token and will become the monarch again, then the rest of the stack is the same as above.
TLDR; fleecemane dies no matter what and, depending on whose turn it is, either no-hat Remy gets absolutely blown out with no crown or no-hat Remy has a decent board advantage and the crown.
After reading through your analysis, I would like to point out three things that you missed out.
1) HR tells the judge he "Mindedly breaks IT", it being the Power Sink. We can assume that Mindbreak Trap counters only Power Sink.
2) In the first scenario, where it is NHR's turn, you forgot the Faerie Artisans which can be targeted by Palace Jailer's trigger.
3) In the current state of the battlefield, NHR's Palace Jailer token is already on the battlefield! It was put there on resolution of his Faerie Artisans, which, as you correctly remarked, was put onto the stack at the same time as the two triggers of HR's Palace Jailer. So, in the scenario where it is NHR's turn, HR is already a Monarch when we start taking down the top of the stack.
@@Arcticsharpshooter 1) That is true, but I assumed that HR exiled doomfall because there is no reason not to and it leads to a worse board state in every permutation of stack resolution (It was probably a incorrect play anyway since it is a sorcery AND he played another instant afterwards without announcing that he was holding priority).
2) Another assumption from me was that if someone vials in palace jailer in response to someone giving a creature hexproof that they will be targeting that creature. Otherwise they should have targeted faerie artisans with the ember hauler trigger (especially because it can't kill fleecemane lion regardless).
3) A lot of the visual stuff in this reenactment is wrong because it is a parody music video. If it is NHR's turn and the stack resolved enough for the token to come out, then fleecemane lion would have been exiled by the time tragic slip was played.
Imma need a Secret Lair: MTGRemy.
Don’t give them any ideas!
it will be full of Elite Vangards!
Aladdin Lamp..
RACHET BOOOOOMB
@@mr.yekoyekills6575 has got it goin on
This is unironically one of the best songs I've heard in so long, it's been stuck in my head for a week I can't stop watching it.
Your Magic song parodies are honestly always great; definitely my favorite MtG Parody content creator
Next to "Wake me up before you combo" this is one of your best, well done it was really entertaining :)
Your work is so amazing. This is the first channel I have actually turned notifications on for in the 10+ years I have been on youtube.
I've listened to this half a dozen times already and I still can't get it out of my head! This is just musically fantastic. Well done.
This channel is getting attention from all the other great MTG channels, and it is well deserved.
Remy is quickly climbing to the top of my favorite MTG content
Wow, this is really impressive. The specific card references, the acting, and the vocals? You've really elevated yourself Remy.
The random "Old School!" gets me every time.
The song parodies are always the best of the best! :)
All of the parodies have been amazing. But this one was spectacular, by far my favorite one so far.
Can I get the full album here? This track is an absolute banger. Probably listened 50 times now. Time to get Remy to top 40 radio.
Please do not stop making content. You are the best Remy!
The best magic channel I've found in lockdown :)
Every time I see one of your videos it brings joy to my day. I love you Remy keep it up, king.
Remy you are a gift to this community
WOW!!! thanks, Remy! Merry Christmas!
Love the "OLD SCHOOOOL!" ad lib at the end haha
I watched all of these parodies over and over, this is the best one
I'm calling it now, the Judge's name is Jemmy
PLEASE continue to do those parodies! so good
Another classic! Seriously MTGRemy is pumping out some of the best magic content of 2020.
How did I miss this??? Soooooo good! Remy, my man, you slap so hard.
Man! I discovered you today and today I watched all of your videos! H-U-G-E thumbs up, the song covers are awesome and, actually, 867509 (or something) is really a good song I had never heard before!!
Keep up the good work and thanks for the laugh!! (my gf heard me laughing and asked me: why are u laughing? I answered: someone making joke-songs about magic mechanics.. I swear it's more fun that it sound)
+Elite Vanguard in our hearts
The "Ooooooooooold Schooooooooool" part, is truly the cherry on top.
I'm gonna need a ten hour version of this
I can't stop coming back to this video.
Good to see Judge Brad is back on his feet.
Coming back to this about a month later. This song is still stuck in my head, it's a proper bop.
the irony here is that the judge would probably rule the stack with a setback because remy casted a sorcery at instant speed (doomfall)
Still Better than original version, the pathos in "what if I fall?!" Is Just amazing... Remy, it's a big YES for me!
Honestly I never laughed so hard with something related to magic. The stack at my friends house get so crazy especially when it’s a 4 player commander game and my friend casts LIVING DEATH
I am fairly certain that hat remy is the monarch because going down the stack mind break gets rid of power sink and doomfall leaving the stack with artisan creating a token which if that resolves then we get a no hat remy becomes monarch trigger and then an exile trigger which would then resolve (note that the original jailer exile never resolved) that gets rid of the original palace jailer but then hat remy gets his palace jailer back which then adds another exile and another monarch trigger. Going up the stack we have ember hauler, monstrosity, the trip card (that does not have morbid b/c exile is not killing a creature), original jailer exile, original jailer exile again, hat remy gets monarch (he already is monarch but the affect is still there). The second exile can target either the artisan or the copy and the first exile was targeted at the lion which would then fizzle ember hauler, the trip card (forgot the exact name), and monstrous and the final board state would be hat remy: vial at 4, palace jailer, monarch, lands were not specified. No hat remy: artisan/jailer depending on who hat remy targeted, lands were not specified. So no hat remy is the monarch and no hat remy's lion is infact not "a monster".
(Let me know if there is anything wrong. Also the is almost certainly typos)
Oh my god...i think i was never this early on any video! Im happy it was one of Remys!
"Old school~~~" that part got me good
This truly made my day. "Olllddd schooollllll", Subscribed!
Ok, so I believe I’m right, if I’m not, feel free to correct me!
B: plays fleecemane lion
Resolves
R: sac ember hauler: deal two damage to fleecemane
B: make fleecemane monstrous, giving it hexproof and indestructible
R: tap aether vial: put palace jailer onto the battlefield
Jailer enters, exiling fleecemane and becoming monarch
B: makes copy of jailer with faerie artisans that is also an artifact
Jailer copy enters, targeting the original, exiling it, and becoming the monarch, thereby having fleecemane return, untargeted by any prior actions
Ember hauler ability and fleecemane monstrosity fizzle, due to not existing/having legal targets
R: tragic slip, with morbid, from ember hauler saccing, targeting fleecemane
B: doomfall, targeting the original palace jailer? Which is weird, because the original palace jailer was exiled by its copy
R: power sink, targeting doomfall
B: mind break trap, targeting (presumably) power sink and tragic slip.
Mind break resolves, exiling tragic slip and power sink
Doomfall fizzles, targeting nothing.
Blue is left with: faerie artisans, not monstrous fleecemane lion, and palace jailer copy, having exiled original palace jailer, as well as the monarchy
Palace jailer copy will cease to exist once R has another nontoken creature etb
Red will get palace jailer back once they become the monarch again
Red is left with: nothing
For those wondering:
-Fleecemane Lion Resolves
-Ember Hauler Trigger Goes On The Stack
-Monstrosity Is Activated In Response
-Palace Jailer Vials In, His trigger and Faerie Artisans Go On The Stack
-APNAP, Player 1's Turn, Faerie Artisans Trigger Goes On The Stack First, So Palace Jailer Resolves, Exiling Fleecemane Lion And Making P2 The Monarch
-Palace Jailer Token Enters The Battlefield, Exiling Palace Jailer And Making P1 The Monarch
-Fleecemane Lion Returns To The Battlefield Because P1 Is The Monarch, No Longer Monstrous Because It Is Considered A Separate Instance Of The Creature
-Tragic Slip Goes On The Stack With Morbid, As The Ember Hauler Was Sacrificed Earlier That Turn
-Doomfall Is Both Unable To Be Cast, As It Is A Sorcery, And Is Also Unnecessary As P2's Palace Jailer Is Already Exiled
-Power Sink Goes On The Stack To Counter Tragic Slip (Assuming P2 Can't Pay For It)
-Mindbreak Trap Goes On The Stack, Exiling Power Sink
-Power Sink Is Exiled
-Tragic Slip Resolves, Killing Fleecemane Lion,
-At The End, P2 Just Has A Vial, P1 Has A Palace Jailer Token, Has Fairy Artisans, And Is The Monarch.
Solved.
but am I the monarch?! Just let me know - ow ! ;)
This is ridiculously good, both music and comedy are top notch. I keep listening to it over and over again.
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I can't imagined how many revisions you had for the song. It clearly shows how much work you put into it. Excellent work!!
btw, in the lyrics description you left a:
"I got my copy second, second to resolve" instead of "I've played mine second, he's a little slow"
Remy, you're a genius.
I cant express to you how happy i am that you had Power Sink in there😂 i have been running that jank for so long
Can confirm, half of all questions I get sound exactly like this
Source: me judge
Source for source: trust me bro
i keep coming back to this one, so dope
This man's efforts and comedy are severely under appreciated 🤣 so glad I found this channel
This is by far the my favorite parody... Thanks Remy!
Remi: Casts Doomfall on instant speed
Tragic slip: Am I a joke to you?
So I'm not a judge but this is my best guess at what's happening.
1. Remy 1 plays a 3/3 Fleecemane Lion
2. Remy 2 sacs Ember Hauler to deal 2 damage to the Lion (for some reason it would live anyway wouldn't it?)
3. Remy 1 Monstrosities Fleecemane to give it hexproof
4. Remy 2 flashes in Palace Jailer
At this point the stack starts resolving, no one had any effects after the Jailer was cast. Now Jailer enters the battlefield and it's ETB goes on the stack.
5. This is the first real question of what's going on. My understanding is that at this point Remy 2's Fairy Artisan's trigger goes on the stack on top of the original Jailer ETB and subsequently the copy of Jailer's ETB goes to the top of the stack.
6. Remy 1 then asks about casting Tragic Slip in response, so we can say this is on the stack now as well
7. Remy 2 asks about Doomfall here, but that's a sorcery so that can't be cast until the stack is empty and it's his turn, so it's irrelevant to this situation.
Anyway the way the stack will resolve results in Remy 1 being the Monarch because his Jailer's ETB will resolve last since it was put on the stack first. Tragic Slip doesn't affect this outcome at all one way or the other. Have a great day everyone
This channel just makes me happy.
So far this is my fav. Still going back to this one just cuz it is so nice :D
So we just gonna ignore the fact that ember hauler doesn't kill fleece mane lion?
also that he tries to put a sorcery on the stack.
@@NerohEdits I noticed that too lol
@@NerohEdits Just assume they both have Vedalken Orrery out. XD
@@greyaye8565 that changes the whole stack, oh dear........
You have a special talent. I hope it brings you as much joy as it brings me and others. Thank you for sharing your work.
This is beautiful.
Look I know that in your first description it said that some people didn't think this channel would actually be a good idea and look at you proving them wrong! My favourite by far is still Land down under because I also love the original song but every single one of em is good, keep it up my man!
Is anyone going to talk about how good he sounds?!
straight up, best magic the gathering channel. Not even a contest. Beautiful.
Remy is the gift that keeps on giving. Insert Kpop heart fingers here.
Remy, you really need more credit for videos like this. I wish I had some money to become a Patreon, you genuinely deserve it.
This is what happens when the Jury and the Executioner decide to play Magic.
Alright you need to put these on spotify. This is too good.