Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/4V6Xv1ugMBsPPiA6uAWzVn Other music services: tiny.pl/rprdb Sheet Music (transcribed by Lukas Fleischmann): mymusic.st/pianodeuss/101627
We're all wondering where did we hear this song before. But actually we should be asking where did we feel these feelings before. Feelings makes everything familiar. This song describe a strange feeling in each of us, it makes us miss something or someone we don't even know what it is or who it is.
i didnt have a comment to reply, there were words deep inside but couldn't get it out, but I'm not like everybody who just likes, I wanna tell u there is something I wanna say but cant, at least I'll tell I had a feeling about that, like.. nvm me
This theme feels so familiar and nostalgic, yet I've never heard of it before. It's like a lost memory that you've suddenly remembered, it's quiet and subtle. Or the time when you go to a place that feels like you've spent your time there, yet it's your first time visiting that place. This music gives an ominous sense of dejá vu and I like it.
This sounds like one of those "I did it but at what cost?" moments in anime. I would probably cry if the scene was very heartbreaking because of this music
For those who are wondering why it sounds familiar It's because of the chord progression which is pretty common among japanese composers For instance sayonara no natsu by joe hisaishi, kiki's dilevery service's main theme, or alan and cerl ost from breath of fire Search those up and you'll notice Also this chord progression is used extensively by hisaishi in many ghibli movies
@@christianbrobst3486 as far as I can remember I won't give roman numerals tho cuz I ain't good at music theory lol But basically sayonara no Natsu for example goes like this Em- D-C-Bm(or G)they can substitute one another -Am-G-Am-B7
@@christianbrobst3486 and on a side note The chord progression he's playing here is slightly different (although it's in the same key as sayonara no Natsu)and moves less than the one I mentioned But it always ends on a dominant 7th chord Also In the middle of the piece he uses the royal road chord progression (or some variation) Check that one out too ,you can find a variety of videos covering that chord progression I've been noticing it for years and even unconsciously wrote some tunes using it and I didn't realize it was a common japanese chord progression that actually had a name
I started to watch Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei and despite some humor only japanese understand there's something in this anime that I felt in love. Specially this song. Pure art.
This is main theme from "Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei" - very underrated series with a lot of wonderful soundtracks. If you are looking for good parody with beautiful music - this series can be a good choice.
I noticed immediately that I KNOW this. It's Zetsubou Sensei. I even have this song on my computer.. One of my all time favourite shows. And the soundtrack is way too emotional for such a "deep" show... But I believe that was part of the magic.
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Not everyone does shitty memes, when someone wants to do this, they usually do this and not fuck around for no reason other then to just be 'quirky' or some shit.
After skimming the comments, it looks like this can be familiar to you from 3 main places: 1986 "Carrying You" (from _Laputa, Castle in the Sky_ ), composed by *Joe Hisaishi* 2007 "Main Theme" (from _Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei_ ), composed by *Tomoki Hasegawa III* (ETA: the song that PianoDeuss was actually arranging) 2019 "Kamado Tanjirou no Uta" (from _Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba_ ), lyrics and score by *Masaru Shiina* What I find interesting is that Hasegawa and Hisaishi are contemporaries (born 1957 and 1950, respectively). It sounds like the first three measures of the main theme are a riff on Carrying You; they repeat at climactic moments, so it's easy to hear the similarity. Kamado Tanjirou no Uta sounds even more similar to Carrying You than this song does, and the composer is considerably younger (born 1974). He would have been about 12 when Laputa came out. Composers quote each other all the time (there's a bit in Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind that I'm convinced is purposefully lifted from West Side Story). As for how intentional and how subconscious this quoting is, I can't say! It's worth noting that Laputa has been around for about 35 years now, which is more than enough time to seep into the subconscious.
I actually have a music box that was given to me by my girlfriend and it means so much to me. I'm ecstatic you took the time to learn this piece and thoroughly appreciate your video.
@@animesenpai1163 Exactly the same! I saw the thumbnail, and my eyes went wide- Heh... Actually I DO know that theme, since I know EXACTLY where that noose came from! (^_^)
Ah, I remember this song being barely used in a serious manner within the show. It would always be played during overly dramatic scenes that poke fun of the absurdity of the whole topic they were making fun of. It really fits with Zetsubou sensei’s character and the entire series overall; overly dramatic, but genuinely sorrowful.
This plays at the end of your journey. Whether a song of hope or of loss, whether you are sitting proudly on a throne or broken on your knees, this is the end. You have gained. You have lost. Your have won and you have failed. Everything has added up to this moment. Will your tears be of pain or of pride? Will the land before you be fruitful or barren, colourful or dull? You'd made some choices. Good, bad, grey. Your friends have come and gone, some jumping to your side and others a bit more hesitant. Some have come through, and many have left. You may be left with no one at all. Not even yourself. You have shed your old soul and created one anew. Is it good? Or does it shine no longer? Your travels, whether on land or sea or sky or mind, have shaped it like a fine pot. You now can look at it from all angles, criticizing every crack and praising every smooth spot. Whether you have found peace or whether you have only found more turmoil within, this is it. This plays at the end of your journey. Now, looking back, ask yourself. Was your journey worth it?
The correct origin doesn't come from a Japanese composer but originally from a tango song "Por una Cabeza" made in 1935 by Carlos Gardel. Most of the general public today likely been exposed to the song from the tango scene in "Scent of a women" (1992) with Al pacino. It's very likely Joe Hisashi was influenced by this to create the Laputa theme in 1986, while the other Japanese composeres followed suit. Even Carlos "Por Una Cabeza" could have been inspired by previous songs before them but who knows.
highly doubt that he was influenced by that song, as well as other japanese composers. and how do you know that its "originally from a tango song"? its literally a song. there are similarities to other songs. lmao
Thank you for posting this video, some years ago, i fell in love with this music thanks to you and i decided to learn the piece and take it to a concert! Such a beautiful melody, and i dont even know the series it's from...
There are times when I no longer want anything with the world, with my family, with everyone but the only thing that brings me back to reality are the melodies
@@zararata6540 aproching? Not approaching? The meaning of "approching" is regardful Queene, IV.7: And evermore, when with regardfull sight / She looking backe espies that griesly wight / Approching nigh, she gins to mend her pace […]. Word definitions from Wiktionary
Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei's entire soundtrack is unbelievably good, honestly. There were so much effort put into the whole show, and I love it so much for it.
I don't know if you read this comment on a video from 4 years ago, but this brought back a long forgotten memory from a song that starts similar. "Sadame" (or "destiny") from X/1999. It has an orchestral and a piano version. Thank you for reminding me. Also would like to here this song from you.
I still can't get over a friend who just recently passed away ( and he was like a brother to me.... ) hearing this piece wanna makes me feel like crying out loud but as the way I've been brought , we boys shouldn't cry.... I never had expected that I would be drawn to him this close , and he would be like a brother figure to me... I even followed him way upto the hills from plains for HS education and now it completely voids my point of going to hills for HS education.. It just feels lonely there now .. And now I'm stuck at a point and is unable to decide if I should continue staying there or should I return back...
It's funny how in the comments there's been like 4 different anime themes named that are apparently similar to this one (I thought it'd be castle in the sky until the theme took a different turn).
@@mostafa.alshami oooooff shame, Imagine being this guy, and said that this song is from Demon Slayer but turns out that it's not, but it's from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei Shame
I quit piano a long time ago, but your wonderful playing motivated me to learn this piece because it is just so beautiful! I have no regrets and really enjoyed the challenge, I’ve been playing it almost everyday now haha! Thank you so much! ❤️
Man, I'm studying very hard in order to become an actor and a voice actor one day: It's my dream. But Everytime I hear a casual piece on the piano I remember how I want it in my life, ever as an hobby, I don't want to become a pianist but I would like to appreciate more Music. I'm Afraid that, If I take lesson I would "waste" time for my real goal. I'm 16, I'm in an High-school and I don't know If I could keep up all of those activities which requires hard work, sacrifice...
This theme makes me stay still for 3 minutes and questioning myself about what have I done in my whole life. Thanks, you played it so beautifully my heart aches.
@@WastedTalent83 no the show is good it's just old and i think you'll probably miss a lot of jokes if you're not japanese maxbe thats why its not that popular
NGL the amount of people who think this plays for some super emotional deep moment about love and hate is hilarious, since like 99% of the time in the show it's played for gag sad scenes like how much he dislikes a certain aspect of society and how it brings him despair like bus schedules or some shit or how maria's family is poor so they pull things from the dumpster like tvs or microwaves or dumpster babies.
The quote “I’m with you ‘til the end of the line.” came to my mind after I’ve heard this. Two friends are fighting and then right before one is about to finish the other, flashbacks from their childhood come in. It makes me kinda sad
it's from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei OST, if you watch ep 1 it will be instantly apparent as it part of the character introduction not much as 5 minutes in.
im in despair! all the people saying is from other series has left me in despair! now seriously this is awesome, you should watch the original show its amazing
You won't. You'll remember it for a good bit you really enjoy it. If you add it to your playlists/phone you might just listen to this a bit. You might also listen to you for a few years. I'd say probably 4-5 years if you're hardcore fan of this, then you'll find something new or get bored of it and eventually leave it alone, which will now only leave you with the knowledge of it's existence that you didn't have before. In the end you won't remember it ''forever'' no. I highly doubt that.
@@meik4612 You can doubt it, but you can't say for sure that they won't remember it forever. If this person learns this on the piano and practices it a lot, it's likely that they will remember it for a much longer time than you speculated
JESUS I HAD WATCHED THIS VIDEO LONG AGO AND COULDNT RECOGNIZE IT BUT I FINISHED THE FIRST SEASON OF SZS TODAY AND AM CRYING,, thanks for giving it the recognition it deserves man
I’m in despair! This title telling me I don’t know about an anime I know quite well has left me in despair! Ps: it was from an anime called Sayonara Zetsubou-sensei (or Goodbye Mr Despair) The song actually has a woman humming along to it and sounds beautiful and moving.
Saw the thumbnail and instinctively knew this was from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, and I was right!! Such an emotional piece that plays during such moments as, Itoshiki looking out to the sunset...and then a giant squid appearing and him going "...Mother?"
@rose tea For us who have watched Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, we cant see this theme as emotional lol. SZS is a parody anime and this song is played in parody moments. 😬😇
We all remember this scene where he doesn't know where he is but is welcomed by a kind Russian fellow who has a poster of the only foreigner in Itoshiki's class
I consider myself lucky, because I just got hurt by my friends online, and then I go here on yt to calm myself down and this video is recommended to me and I calmed down the moment I heard it. Thank you!
I feel like, this theme came directly from someone who is both hero and villain. He has fought for both sides but it's all the same; the blood, the hate and the evil. Tired and aged, loneliness becomes his battlefield and sleep, his safe haven. All he wants is stillness.
im pretty sure it is a bout someone going through a lot like an un dyeing pain or has a rough past but instead of someone doing good and evil it could be anyone good bad or in between.
I don't see Netflix pulling off music with this quality, japanese animation is often underrated, even if it has better musical compositions and/or plot
Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/4V6Xv1ugMBsPPiA6uAWzVn
Other music services: tiny.pl/rprdb
Sheet Music (transcribed by Lukas Fleischmann): mymusic.st/pianodeuss/101627
Oh *wow*
I enjoy the music it's unique and beutiful I like to listen to it when I am in a quiet room .
I'd what have happen to all the reply s but my guess they got removed .
This song is "once upon december" 😁
I this theme
My teacher always share before covid
This song is like that person who you feel like you’ve seen before but they’re A stranger
Whats up?
Your name?..
de já vu
I like your hair :) also pretty sure your surname is Polish, if so, hello fellow Pole
Bradley Kurkowski it does.
You are correct on all 3.
1. I don't know it
2. It's beautiful
3. You played it.... and beautifully too!
This is *(tanjiro no uta)* from demon slayer *kimetsu no yaiba*
#Jerusalem_is_Palestine's_capital He says it’s from sayonara zetsubou sensei.
I'm sorry it's not this is from sayonara zetsubou sensei ost but the beginning sounds like tanjiro no uta
@@mostafa.alshami I agree
#Jerusalem_is_Palestine's_capital it does somewhat sound like tanjiro no uta
Weirdly enough I don’t know anything about the series or ever even heard of it and yet I do recognise this theme.
Same
Same
It kinda sounds like Sadness and Sorrow from Naruto added with Ayasa-ReasonWhy
Me four
I thought it resembled the theme from uncharted for a bit
『I'm desperate, no one knowing Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei made me desperate.』
Only real ones remember SZS, everyone's all Bakemonogatari or Monogatari Series
@@musashishinmen4286fr, I decided to watch all animes directed by Akiyuki Simbo after monogatari
Sounds a bit like demon slayer to me
@@younesfilali4562don't speak of that filth here
@@ControversialOpinionGuy come on demon slayer isn’t that bad it’s decent
“You don’t know this theme”
Me: *Looks in description*
Lol
Lol same
Now I know the theme
@@ampe6464 IoI same XD
MossyBoi YT lmao demon slayer much
“you don’t know this theme”
Me: *laughs in I know but can’t remember*
😂😂😂😂
Demon slayer theme I think
@@Copyright3652 It was something with a teacher and sayonara idk... it was sad
@@bigbob3197 it's actually on description, lolsu
@@Copyright3652 that what I guessed but it kinda changed
I don't know this theme, but it's beautiful, so he played it
Beautiful*
We don't know this theme, but it's beautiful, so he played it
He doesn’t know this theme, but it’s beautiful, so we played it.
I don't care to this comment, but it's funny, so i replied
@@TheCoolerMarlon so basically u a communist 😐
We're all wondering where did we hear this song before. But actually we should be asking where did we feel these feelings before. Feelings makes everything familiar. This song describe a strange feeling in each of us, it makes us miss something or someone we don't even know what it is or who it is.
i didnt have a comment to reply, there were words deep inside but couldn't get it out, but I'm not like everybody who just likes, I wanna tell u there is something I wanna say but cant, at least I'll tell I had a feeling about that, like.. nvm me
bro your comment made me Tear up
why did you write this so beautifully and touchingly?🥺😢
No I think it's the chord progression
Yeah
Title: *You don't know this theme*
Me: **fixes glasses and smirks**
What about the shine in your glasses
@@liguow Ngee i can imagine that.
What is this theme?
@@qx_bn_1517 laputa. Castle in the sky. A animation movie.
Barış Zengel, thanks so much my g.
Title: "You don't know this theme"
Me: *Laughs in not knowing this theme*
good one actually, made me chuckle lol
Hahahaha that's me
Umm... yeah! Me too. 😶👉👈
i got a hard smile out of this my friend
Yh me too lol
" you do not know this theme "
Me: *Laughs in why does this sound familiar*
it sounds like naruto sadness and sorrow but its a bit different
Haha! It's Yosuga no sora. Don't watch this I'm warning you dude
@@YusukeChadUrameshi boi you're just wanting us to watch it don't ya?
@@YusukeChadUrameshi its not actually, thats the second video
Try listening to remedy for a broken heart by x
1:36 gave me goosebumps. Amazing piece.
Title: "You don't know this theme"
Me: HA, watch me, noob
Narrator: She, in fact, did not know this theme
(and it was indeed very beautiful)
If you haven't watched it yet go hunt it down! It's all stellar and it's commentary on society.
@@lucilemortifera6421 big ouch, stick bug will cheer u up😁
Uni Dentified who you talking to
I read the Narrators part as Morgan Freeman in my head
@@JustGOC oh .-. Prob deleted comment
This theme feels so familiar and nostalgic, yet I've never heard of it before. It's like a lost memory that you've suddenly remembered, it's quiet and subtle. Or the time when you go to a place that feels like you've spent your time there, yet it's your first time visiting that place. This music gives an ominous sense of dejá vu and I like it.
Razorcarl Gaming SAMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I feel the same, especially the start. And I looked all the songs up that they said sounded the same but they weren't it.
@@jenerub yeah this gives it a distinct feeling
It sounds pretty similar to some Final Fantasy music. Maybe that is why? It is not the same tune, but pretty darn close.
could have been a perfect comment ! sadly it's "déjà vu"
This sounds like one of those "I did it but at what cost?" moments in anime. I would probably cry if the scene was very heartbreaking because of this music
You're both right and wrong at the same time lol
An overly dramatic song for overly dramatic (and pointless) comedy moments
Vegeta's Final Atonement would be a good time for this song.
played this in front of my school... did not dissappoint. Highly recommend learning this! This is so fun AND impressive to play!
Title: "You don't know this theme"
Me: *Laughs in weeb*
Blank pff - lol, ur profile pic fits that too
Same pfft
Pfft
me:
Same
If this ain't playing at my funeral,then I'm not dying.
Wow you can not die? Teach me
@@donnagergess3633 hahaha
What type of drugs do you take I also want some
Same 😏😏
Well isn't that good?
For those who are wondering why it sounds familiar
It's because of the chord progression which is pretty common among japanese composers
For instance sayonara no natsu by joe hisaishi, kiki's dilevery service's main theme, or alan and cerl ost from breath of fire
Search those up and you'll notice
Also this chord progression is used extensively by hisaishi in many ghibli movies
also the starting part sounds VERY VERY similar to castle in the sky
What is the chord progression if you don’t mind me asking?
@@christianbrobst3486 as far as I can remember
I won't give roman numerals tho cuz I ain't good at music theory lol
But basically sayonara no Natsu for example goes like this
Em- D-C-Bm(or G)they can substitute one another -Am-G-Am-B7
@@christianbrobst3486 and on a side note
The chord progression he's playing here is slightly different (although it's in the same key as sayonara no Natsu)and moves less than the one I mentioned
But it always ends on a dominant 7th chord
Also In the middle of the piece he uses the royal road chord progression (or some variation)
Check that one out too ,you can find a variety of videos covering that chord progression
I've been noticing it for years and even unconsciously wrote some tunes using it and I didn't realize it was a common japanese chord progression that actually had a name
@@christianbrobst3486 it starts at 1:34
It's a variation on it
I started to watch Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei and despite some humor only japanese understand there's something in this anime that I felt in love. Specially this song. Pure art.
Me: This is boring me.
Narrator: *Uso de Aru! He started tearing up as the song began!*
Love is war? nice
Nice to see a Kaguya sama wa kokurasetai tensai tachi no renai zonousen reference!
Bolton Bolt bruh
@@BoltonBolt so long
I’m in DESPAIR
This is main theme from "Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei" - very underrated series with a lot of wonderful soundtracks. If you are looking for good parody with beautiful music - this series can be a good choice.
This theme made me stop thinking about trying to make myself taller.
I'm glad this showed up in my recommendations
Where can i find the partition ?
@@Friendly-tenno the sheet music isn't available on this song, but you can find others by clinking the link in the description 😉
Not underrated at all
Person: You don't know this theme-
Me, who watched every single episode of Sayonara Zetsubou-Sensei religiously: AND WHO DECIDED THAT
IM GLAD IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO WATCH SZS RELIGIOUSLY
@@allpainnogain5368 same
Yup
@@allpainnogain5368 SAME
I find really Amazing Piano Performance
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I noticed immediately that I KNOW this. It's Zetsubou Sensei. I even have this song on my computer.. One of my all time favourite shows.
And the soundtrack is way too emotional for such a "deep" show... But I believe that was part of the magic.
Ngl at first I thought it was"Tanjiro no uta" from demon Slayer cuz they very similar
Sounds like a song I've heard from an anime I've never watched
Sayanora zetsubo sensei if I know correctly
Right?? Specially from studio ghibli
@@HangesCleavage yeah I thought about castle in the sky
It's also tanjiro no uta
You can hear this in sayonara sensei or from demon Slayer
I don't know why, but I thought you we're going to Rick Roll everyone.
> we're going to Rick Roll everyone.
Same here.
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Edit: Uggggghhhhh why you gotta ruin it @rika kartikasari because of you I have to hold to my word here
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Not everyone does shitty memes, when someone wants to do this, they usually do this and not fuck around for no reason other then to just be 'quirky' or some shit.
@@so4863 XcQ at the end. I ain't falling for that.
Title: “You don’t know this theme”
Me: *laughs in japanese*
heh.
What is it called, and they is it from
It written in the pinned comment.
草
EHE TE NANDAYO?
@@0w0en66 it's the castel in the sky
sayonara zetsubou sensei!!
Omg finally it’s been so long! This song! Freaking hell yeah
the man behind the slaughter
"you don't know this theme"
everyone: *laughs in copied jokes*
Plot twist: this joke was copied..
(feels proud of my original Daniel Thrasher comment) :3
lol this is right under another-
Me: *Laughs in laughs in language joke*
@@idied7165 Bro I was literally writing your comment and I saw yours...
@@idied7165 Plot twist: this plot twist was copied
This theme really reminds of “sadness and sorrow” and “Kamado Tanjiro no Uta”
Yes!!! Same!! I thought the same thing 😭😭
Yeah when he first started i thought it sounded a bit like sasness and sorrow.
same
naruto
Same
After skimming the comments, it looks like this can be familiar to you from 3 main places:
1986 "Carrying You" (from _Laputa, Castle in the Sky_ ), composed by *Joe Hisaishi*
2007 "Main Theme" (from _Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei_ ), composed by *Tomoki Hasegawa III* (ETA: the song that PianoDeuss was actually arranging)
2019 "Kamado Tanjirou no Uta" (from _Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba_ ), lyrics and score by *Masaru Shiina*
What I find interesting is that Hasegawa and Hisaishi are contemporaries (born 1957 and 1950, respectively). It sounds like the first three measures of the main theme are a riff on Carrying You; they repeat at climactic moments, so it's easy to hear the similarity.
Kamado Tanjirou no Uta sounds even more similar to Carrying You than this song does, and the composer is considerably younger (born 1974). He would have been about 12 when Laputa came out.
Composers quote each other all the time (there's a bit in Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind that I'm convinced is purposefully lifted from West Side Story). As for how intentional and how subconscious this quoting is, I can't say! It's worth noting that Laputa has been around for about 35 years now, which is more than enough time to seep into the subconscious.
I want to be your friend.
Thank you
Just search SAYONARA ZETSUBOU SENSEI THEME on TH-cam
Literature Girl theme from daily lives of Highschool Boys ??
THANK YOU BRO you saved us so much time thanks for the efforts 🙏
I actually have a music box that was given to me by my girlfriend and it means so much to me.
I'm ecstatic you took the time to learn this piece and thoroughly appreciate your video.
This song sounds like a mixture between Kimetsu no Yaiba and the main theme from the ghibli movie “The Castle in the Sky”
i thought so too -
Tanjiro no uta
more like Laputa tho
E ON laputa is The Castlenin the sky😂
Oh maybe that's the reason why I feel like the theme is familiar
*you don't known this theme*
Me: *see's noose*
Me: yeah I know it.
*squints* yeap thats the one
I see you wanna grow taller too
Imagine if it was actually ddlc-
.
@@animesenpai1163 Exactly the same! I saw the thumbnail, and my eyes went wide- Heh... Actually I DO know that theme, since I know EXACTLY where that noose came from! (^_^)
PEOPLE NOT KNOWING THIS SONG HAS LEFT ME IN DESPAIR!!!!!!!!
the first few notes reminded me of carrying you from laputa
MiniLink thats what i was thinking
Zetsuboushitaaaaaa
Everyones referencing despair............................. danganronpa reference?
@@mohammadyadegari677 Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei. The anime the song is from :)
Some of the best piano playing I’ve ever heard. It’s very moving and touching I hope to play as well as this gentleman one day
I'm in DESPAIR!
The fact that this just got recommended to me has left me in despair!
This comment is related to the anime and I like it lmao😂
Junko be cackling in the background
Mood
You are a man of culture as well
Sounds like castle in the sky’s song for Laputa
True, the first part of the melody is the same.
yep,thats what i thought when i first heard the melody
Okey, that is Spanish it's the woman who goes with mans for money XD
exactly what i was thinking
yeah that's what i thought too !
Fun fact:
This music is used in the anime when the characters are being dramatic
copied comment but idc *nice one*
Bro
@@d4rkphnx191 wait for real!?
So that's why its recognizable to weebs
@@maxe3619 No *sigh*
This theme evokes memories inside me which i never knew I had
Ah, I remember this song being barely used in a serious manner within the show. It would always be played during overly dramatic scenes that poke fun of the absurdity of the whole topic they were making fun of. It really fits with Zetsubou sensei’s character and the entire series overall; overly dramatic, but genuinely sorrowful.
I'm in despair! The fact that one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard is used strictly ironically has left me in despair!!!
This plays at the end of your journey.
Whether a song of hope or of loss, whether you are sitting proudly on a throne or broken on your knees, this is the end. You have gained. You have lost. Your have won and you have failed. Everything has added up to this moment. Will your tears be of pain or of pride? Will the land before you be fruitful or barren, colourful or dull?
You'd made some choices. Good, bad, grey. Your friends have come and gone, some jumping to your side and others a bit more hesitant. Some have come through, and many have left. You may be left with no one at all. Not even yourself. You have shed your old soul and created one anew. Is it good? Or does it shine no longer? Your travels, whether on land or sea or sky or mind, have shaped it like a fine pot. You now can look at it from all angles, criticizing every crack and praising every smooth spot.
Whether you have found peace or whether you have only found more turmoil within, this is it.
This plays at the end of your journey.
Now, looking back, ask yourself.
Was your journey worth it?
This is beautiful. I feel like this would make an amazing poem
This is the definition of absolutely beautiful
So beautiful! This would be an amazing epilogue for a book or a video game.. :(
Reading this while listening to the song gave me goosebumps.
Just wonderfull ❣️
The correct origin doesn't come from a Japanese composer but originally from a tango song "Por una Cabeza" made in 1935 by Carlos Gardel.
Most of the general public today likely been exposed to the song from the tango scene in "Scent of a women" (1992) with Al pacino.
It's very likely Joe Hisashi was influenced by this to create the Laputa theme in 1986, while the other Japanese composeres followed suit.
Even Carlos "Por Una Cabeza" could have been inspired by previous songs before them but who knows.
highly doubt that he was influenced by that song, as well as other japanese composers. and how do you know that its "originally from a tango song"? its literally a song. there are similarities to other songs. lmao
*I'm in despair! The amount of people who think this song is for sad scenes has left me in despair!*
*OH?*
Then what was it for
@@Fishfor_sale pure and sheer drama
Clover ÒwÓ piss taking. The anime is very satirical.
@@Fishfor_sale it was used when a character was being over dramdic!
This reminds me of Castle in the Sky‘s theme
Conraderson probably is my very anime
I was thinking the same thing....
Ikr
Was boutta comment this ty for doing it for me, it really does sound insanely similar
Same!
If they don’t play this at my funeral. Then imma jump out my coffin and play it myself
Y’all don’t know what’s a joke is smh
I dont think thats possible....
Nah...Once u die no one can woke u up....
Y’all either serious or joking-
Edit: @ the replies
And make a whole concert out of it
Then that's not a funeral fam
Thank you for posting this video, some years ago, i fell in love with this music thanks to you and i decided to learn the piece and take it to a concert!
Such a beautiful melody, and i dont even know the series it's from...
When I heard the first few notes, my mind went: *CASTLE IN THE SKY, LAPUTA*
And you were right, it is beautiful.
I find really Amazing Piano Performance
*th-cam.com/video/TMPaMfmqnlY/w-d-xo.html*
Same! There are certain parts throughout the piece that I instantly think of Laputa because the same notes are used in it's theme
innocent, the song name, I think
That hits so close to home.
I thought the same!
I don't recognize where this is from
I'm in despair, not being able to recognize this masterpiece has left me in despair.
i see youre a man of culture as well🤝
a fellow man of culture 💪💪💪
Zetsubou shita!
Pretentious as hell Jesus Christ. You need less free time.
@@natashakellibobble2856 how are they being pretentious?
this song gives me Kimetsu no Yaiba: Tanjiro no Uta, mixed with Laputa: Castle In The Sky theme song vibes
Did you steal this comment?
Laputa mta3 3ammtek
Jaja search la puta in spanish you'll laugt
That’s exactly what I was thinking too
Jajaja, laputa. Nunca voy a superar ese nombre
This is somehow so familiar yet so unfamiliar at the same time
There are times when I no longer want anything with the world, with my family, with everyone but the only thing that brings me back to reality are the melodies
I felt that 😢😢
Life is hard but just the little things like music or anything else can bring a life so don't give up because one day things will be okay
Worst part is im only 12 lmao, fucking life why is it so hard xD
Cant do anything for now but laugh it off
@@kaherustrashcan6304 idk what you being 12 has to do with it... but yes life is hard. I hope you find peace x
hey man if you wanna talk about that my instagram is @maxime.sgrs
" You don't know this theme "
Weebs : are you challenging me????
Jojo refrence: Are you aproching me????
@@zararata6540 aproching? Not approaching? The meaning of "approching" is regardful
Queene, IV.7: And evermore, when with regardfull sight / She looking backe espies that griesly wight / Approching nigh, she gins to mend her pace […].
Word definitions from Wiktionary
@@nelsonatt815 who tf cares
@@nelsonatt815 you're like that 1 guy on twitter who wants constant arguing on the smallest things
@@manongblah6731 I'm a jojo fan so it can't be allowed to exist.
Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei's entire soundtrack is unbelievably good, honestly.
There were so much effort put into the whole show, and I love it so much for it.
shaft's old works are truly masterpieces
I don't know if you read this comment on a video from 4 years ago,
but this brought back a long forgotten memory from a song that starts similar.
"Sadame" (or "destiny") from X/1999.
It has an orchestral and a piano version.
Thank you for reminding me.
Also would like to here this song from you.
It's sound like "The girl who fell from the sky" from the movie "Castle in the sky". It's one of my favorite songs and movies of all time.
It’s from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei
I thought the same thing
It has ro be
Hello xD
Luv the profile pic
Oh, thanks, i thought i was going crazy for a second
Song name: You don't know this song
absolutely gorgeous!!!❤️
I really love ur videos Talia
U are my star😘
I love your covers! 🤗
istg i have listened this theme in the daily lives of high school boys
“you dont know this theme”
weebs: are you challenging me?
This is the funniest and most relatable comment haha🤣🤣
I thought it was Tanjiro's theme when he said "The bond between me and Nezuko will never be destroyed!"
Same though
Oh me too!
Same here
Isn’t that what it is?? That was my first thought!!
I thought too!
This is from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei but really sounds like a naruto sad moment ahahahahaha
trueeeee and that breaks my heart. Cause...Naruto
__Teki _ Sounds like the one demon slayer theme : kamado tanjiro no uta
,at the beginning
@@zenitsusretake8809 Yeah I think so
Thx now I know
__Lol
I still can't get over a friend who just recently passed away ( and he was like a brother to me.... ) hearing this piece wanna makes me feel like crying out loud but as the way I've been brought , we boys shouldn't cry....
I never had expected that I would be drawn to him this close , and he would be like a brother figure to me...
I even followed him way upto the hills from plains for HS education and now it completely voids my point of going to hills for HS education.. It just feels lonely there now .. And now I'm stuck at a point and is unable to decide if I should continue staying there or should I return back...
It's funny how in the comments there's been like 4 different anime themes named that are apparently similar to this one (I thought it'd be castle in the sky until the theme took a different turn).
@Eline
This is *(tanjiro no uta)* from demon slayer *kimetsu no yaiba*
@@mostafa.alshami its not from that overrated anime.
#Jerusalem_is_Palestine's_capital it’s from sayonara zetsubou sensei
I thought too
@@mostafa.alshami oooooff shame,
Imagine being this guy, and said that this song is from Demon Slayer but turns out that it's not, but it's from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei
Shame
I quit piano a long time ago, but your wonderful playing motivated me to learn this piece because it is just so beautiful! I have no regrets and really enjoyed the challenge, I’ve been playing it almost everyday now haha! Thank you so much! ❤️
Man, I'm studying very hard in order to become an actor and a voice actor one day: It's my dream. But Everytime I hear a casual piece on the piano I remember how I want it in my life, ever as an hobby, I don't want to become a pianist but I would like to appreciate more Music.
I'm Afraid that, If I take lesson I would "waste" time for my real goal.
I'm 16, I'm in an High-school and I don't know If I could keep up all of those activities which requires hard work, sacrifice...
@@lohannes20You're young. You have time to figure it out
thumbnail: noose
description: *Sayonara*
Me: dont leave her hanging
nooOOOOOOOOO STOP KSKDJEKFKW
HOW COULD YOU
*really bringing back depression with that huh?*
*_I gently open the door._*
my gOd-
This song for me embodies the feeling of nostalgia and longing for the past.
This theme makes me stay still for 3 minutes and questioning myself about what have I done in my whole life.
Thanks, you played it so beautifully my heart aches.
I'm in despair!
The fact, that so many people don't know this show has left me in despair!
if nobody know the show, probably the ost is better then the show XD
@@WastedTalent83 no the show is good it's just old and i think you'll probably miss a lot of jokes if you're not japanese maxbe thats why its not that popular
NGL the amount of people who think this plays for some super emotional deep moment about love and hate is hilarious, since like 99% of the time in the show it's played for gag sad scenes like how much he dislikes a certain aspect of society and how it brings him despair like bus schedules or some shit or how maria's family is poor so they pull things from the dumpster like tvs or microwaves or dumpster babies.
@@kc3reo saaame
@@WastedTalent83 the show is a literal masterpeice, it's just not really popular outside of japan lol
"You dont know this theme"
Me: hey, isn't that rope from...
*last chapter flashback intensified*
Rope?
@@ac-mb6gj i'm pretty sure it's a sayonara zetsubou sensei reference lol
it’s from castle in the sky
@@hayleych_h it’s not they wrote in the caption where it’s from
The quote “I’m with you ‘til the end of the line.” came to my mind after I’ve heard this. Two friends are fighting and then right before one is about to finish the other, flashbacks from their childhood come in. It makes me kinda sad
At the beginging it sound à little beat like sadness& sorrow
Yeah soo much
Yeah
Maybe it was based on it
@Fusio Rz
This is *(tanjiro no uta)* from demon slayer *kimetsu no yaiba*
I thought it kinda sounded like demon slayer
"You dont know this theme"
me: Never underestimate your opponents
"You dont know this theme"
Normies : Hes right, idk this theme but its so beautiful
Weebs : **I am four pararel universes ahead of you
@Reddish Dunno, the name of the song is in the description i think
Which anime?
Which anime?
It's from daily lives of highschool boys
@@yashwardhanshrimali7463its from sayonara zetsubo sensei
Sayonara zetsubou sensei needs more recognition. The OSTS are pretty good too considering it's not a very well known anime/manga
RUMBA RUMBA RUMBA RUMBA RUMBA
this song sounds like the demon slayer theme, at least in the beginning.
Omg it does
I think so
You're right ..
Don’t listen it Just feels it
it's from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei OST, if you watch ep 1 it will be instantly apparent as it part of the character introduction not much as 5 minutes in.
Never heard of that anime but the music... This isn't the first time i've heard it, i'm quite sure of that. I only wonder where...
I also feel like I definitely heard it before, perhaps there's another song with a similar melody
the start of the music as a feeling of naruto, but after the first 20 seconds that feeling goes away
I feel like the castle in the sky theme sounds similar in some ways
@@nananannaanannana6728 It may be...
Simone Camanini Demon Slayer has an ost with a similar melody
Title: “ you don't know this theme ’”
Me: OH KAWAI KOTOH!!!!
What is the Name of the song
@@paulrukabert5909 brother just check the description... it's all given there.
Not funky sorry man
Narrator : THIS MAN LIES AS HE BREATHES
Kaguya sama reference, nice
im in despair! all the people saying is from other series has left me in despair!
now seriously this is awesome, you should watch the original show its amazing
I didn't know the theme, but now I'll remember it forever
Castle in the sky
Laputa (Ghibli)
You won't. You'll remember it for a good bit you really enjoy it. If you add it to your playlists/phone you might just listen to this a bit. You might also listen to you for a few years. I'd say probably 4-5 years if you're hardcore fan of this, then you'll find something new or get bored of it and eventually leave it alone, which will now only leave you with the knowledge of it's existence that you didn't have before. In the end you won't remember it ''forever'' no. I highly doubt that.
Mike Hounsell bruh
@@meik4612 You can doubt it, but you can't say for sure that they won't remember it forever. If this person learns this on the piano and practices it a lot, it's likely that they will remember it for a much longer time than you speculated
"I want to die"
-Sensei on literally every ep
JESUS I HAD WATCHED THIS VIDEO LONG AGO AND COULDNT RECOGNIZE IT BUT I FINISHED THE FIRST SEASON OF SZS TODAY AND AM CRYING,, thanks for giving it the recognition it deserves man
I cried
reminds me of the times before "everything", when my mind "was mine"... when I was really happy
I’m in despair! This title telling me I don’t know about an anime I know quite well has left me in despair!
Ps: it was from an anime called Sayonara Zetsubou-sensei (or Goodbye Mr Despair) The song actually has a woman humming along to it and sounds beautiful and moving.
But I can’t find the song with the woman humming … you sure it is this anime ?
i loved the reference you did
Thank you kind person
Saw the thumbnail and instinctively knew this was from Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, and I was right!!
Such an emotional piece that plays during such moments as, Itoshiki looking out to the sunset...and then a giant squid appearing and him going "...Mother?"
Yeeeah thought the same lol. People who never watched szs acting like this was an emotional song or something smh
@rose tea For us who have watched Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, we cant see this theme as emotional lol. SZS is a parody anime and this song is played in parody moments. 😬😇
We all remember this scene where he doesn't know where he is but is welcomed by a kind Russian fellow who has a poster of the only foreigner in Itoshiki's class
Thought this was Carrying You from Laputa: Castle in the Sky at first...
Me too
it has a nausicaa vibe too
IKR
Thank you for actually knowing what Laputa was called. Im the only studio ghibli fan in my friends group so it is refreshing to see this😂😂💜
this is song is like a decaf version of laputa's theme
I consider myself lucky, because I just got hurt by my friends online, and then I go here on yt to calm myself down and this video is recommended to me and I calmed down the moment I heard it. Thank you!
I feel like, this theme came directly from someone who is both hero and villain. He has fought for both sides but it's all the same; the blood, the hate and the evil. Tired and aged, loneliness becomes his battlefield and sleep, his safe haven. All he wants is stillness.
I find really Amazing Piano Performance
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So basically itachi...
@@maissa7190 facts
im pretty sure it is a bout someone going through a lot like an un dyeing pain or has a rough past but instead of someone doing good and evil it could be anyone good bad or in between.
@@maissa7190 or lelouch?
Title: "You don't know this Theme"
Me: Laughs hysterical
The amount of soul in this piece cannot be quantified❤😣. You want to start making me watch animes😄. More grace PianoDeuss.
I bought your sheet music, bautiful arrangement❤ First page is done, on to the next one!
I don't see Netflix pulling off music with this quality, japanese animation is often underrated, even if it has better musical compositions and/or plot
I can’t express how much I love this piece. Thank you for sharing. Out of this world talent.
I'm in despair
The amount of people here that think that they know the sauce has left me in despair
me too let's "get taller" & donate some organs
I like what you did there 😂😂
I never believe that much people know SZS. Your comment needs more likes.
What a dangan reference you have there
@@CC-xy2yn the ending of the manga is one of the most fucked up things ive ever red in a manga
I read "you don't know this meme". So I clicked. And I was clueless until I re-read the title. Out of my confusion, I enjoyed it a lot! Thank you
For those still wondering, it's Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei main theme 🙂
Thanks :)
Ah I see
I freaking knew it!
But I know this theme. It's from "Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei".
Point for you ; )
I read the description😂
I knew the theme was kinda familiar but i couldn't remember
Yess!!! Someone else know where this song was!
What kind of anime is it?
Smart Title to get views
😂😂 BTW Loved it!! ❤️
who are you???
@@brandonnguyen5605 Rahul Pable, clearly.
@@brandonnguyen5605 who are you???
O my gosh I love u
Why u have tick