Tbh I didn’t really like the album that much on first listen but it grew on me a lot, I think I’ve listened to it at least once a week since it dropped
I hope that the next album has Abel in heaven but give the songs a similar feel to House of Balloons where the instrumentals sound really happy on surface level but at the same time it also sounds mysterious and dark
Also, Could there be a connection between “I heard you’re married” and “you’re right” the collab between Doja Cat and the Weeknd Because that would be perfect! My interpretation anyway 😍
Also moth to a flame with SHM. Lyrics like "It's just one call away. And you'll leave him, you're loyal to me" and "His love for you is true. But does he know you call me when he sleeps? But does he know the pictures that you keep?" and basically the whole song matches perfectly with that concept
bruh watching this makes me hype for the next album 2 years from now LMAAOOOOO. ik its really early to start thinking about that but when he said "whether he'll end up in heaven or hell" got me thinking about the next album lmao
Well to be fair he said during his first trilogy he loves symbolism in his music and loves the fans making their own interpretations of things. It’s not why the e was dropped but it’s cool to have theories that kind of make sense too 😂
This is his best album/project to date. I never thought he could top his first 3 official Mixtapes but he did. The album is so well balanced, the tracklist is superb, Quincy Jones Interlude and Jim Carrey narrating this whole thing. Rarely do we hear albums like this in the mainstream. The sound, mixing and vocal performances are his best yet (even better than Kissland). Dua Lipa's album stales in comparison to this one.
I had to take a break from this album. I listened to it RELIGIOUSLY FOR TWO WEEKS haha. It's so good though. The Weeknd's 2020's albums have been stellar so far
The amount of detail put in this video is insane. I knew this video was gonna be an instant classic once I saw you slip the little Las Vegas after the Heaven or Hell part in the intro
What an extremely interesting take on the story of the album. I like how you didnt take the purgatory part literally with him being literally dead and being led towards literal heaven. It makes the whole struggle he faces less fictional and more raw and powerful. Awesome video man! Keep up the awesome work
It actually is! In my opinion at least. Same happens with after hours, people theorizing he dies when he's decapitated in the videos and then comes back to life or something like that miss the point that these albums use a fictional storyline used to communicate strong inner feelings and thoughts. Talent, just talent
Jim carried the radio aspect: "You are now listening to 103.5 Dawn FM. You've been in the dark for way too long,..." Somehow, I think his voice is both spooky and, sort of, chill at the same time.
ALBUM REVIEW: DAWN FM by THE WEEKND. Storytelling in music holds an esteemed position of being the sacred craft that introduces the audience to a somber, less glamorous side of the artist that is almost never seen in public. It is so treasured because not only is it a more relatable image for the ones who listen; it is also a strangely pleasant reminder that after and above all else, the artist is also just a human being. When taking this into account, it dawns upon us that The Weeknd’s craft is not about following trends in terms of making music according to an arbitrary feeling or a lighthearted jibe in the studio. His entire catalogue is him going through a musical metamorphosis that closely chronicles his life, the good and bad decisions he’s made and how far he’s come because of those said decisions, as well as the people he’s been with through it all. Let’s take for instance: Beauty Behind The Madness. That album represents his ascension to the stratosphere, whereas Starboy is this super cool bad boy persona taking his place as the self-centered light of the universe - he shines alone and he doesn’t want anyone hogging his light. In a sense, it was him getting comfortable in the overwhelming darkness that his stardom propelled him into, and he was simply adapting as a brilliant supernova that splashes colorfully against the impenetrable background of unrelenting blackness. My Dear Melancholy takes a complete 180 from the bad boy who didn’t care about anything and anyone and who did what he wanted, when he wanted. It is an emotionally anguishing reflection of what he’s lost on his way to the top - mostly the relationships he regretted ending, which set the table for After Hours: the self loathing, complete disregard for self through frightening levels of debauchery and hedonism detailed in this project are his ways of coping with the pain as he tumbles further downwards into a black hole of blinding despair to which he appears to have no escape. And then, after seeing the light beckoning upon the horizon, he’s not looking back. If there’s anything you should admit about The Weeknd, it’s that he’s owned every phase of his life that he’s lived. From the magnificent to the macabre, his ability to reinvent himself by opening alternate realities within the same dimension is a telling piece of evidence in favor of his multifaceted personality that he pours into every single element of his music, right down to the last note. DAWN FM, is only but a stage within that musical evolution. As a matter of fact, it symbolizes a graceful rebirth with the purest intentions. By reaching into the treasures of the past with his 80s electro new wave retro disco pop sound, he establishes a futuristic nostalgia of sorts that works as the latex synthesizing the past, present and future quite cohesively. It is a transcendental reality of arcade games and headbands and gym leotards and cassette players and VHS recordings and vinyl records and serene bicycle rides through blissful suburbia at high noon, merged with an ambitious, idealistic future of alien ships and flying cars and jetpacks and advanced time travel that is all so expertly packed into a gentle psychedelic masterpiece which is as healthy for the soul as it is pleasant to the ears. The album explores themes like emotional vulnerability, love, sincerity, remorse and forgiveness; that at the end of the day, Abel Tesfaye is only but a man, and more so, a hopeless romantic that has set his toxic masculinity aside and therefore finds no shame in being so emotionally exposed. Jim Carrey's patient narration throughout the album defines him as a voice of generous guidance. Some might even say, his role in the album is that of a celestial being leading those who seek his counsel for direction into the light, and that regret over the past is futile because there is a heavenly future awaiting those who relieve themselves of the burdens of the days gone by and are intent on starting as a new being. Regarding all the religious connotations laden in this album, I’d hardly think that its release on the 7th of January - which just so happens to be Christmas day on the Ethiopian Orthodox Calendar - is a lucky coincidence. From the engineering, production right through to the mastering, not once does the album deflate in its delivery; Quincy Jones’ poignant little tale does indeed set the heart at ease. Lil Wayne was at his laconic best on “I Heard You’re Married”, and Tyler, The Creator chipped in with some lyrical efficiency of his own. The transition from “Best Friends” into “Is There Someone Else” - which is arguably the best track on the album (with strong competition from “Out Of Time” and “Less Than Zero”, which is my personal favourite)- signals the sonorous climax to what is already poised to be, in my opinion, one of the albums of the year. It is worth mentioning that there is almost NO MENTION of hedonistic living in his lyrical content throughout the project, and upon pending rumours of The Weeknd’s desire to quit drugs and start a family, this is possibly his way of turning over a new leaf into a brand-new chapter of his life. RATING: 89%.
DAWN FM is the best album this year. It has everything from The Music, 80's vibes, and kickass Jim Carry Radio DJ-style narrations. The Weeknd can do no wrong.
I have been waiting for a breakdown like this since the album was released, I listened to it a lot of times and i do like your breakdown of the story in dawn fm
I watched your breaking down after hours in 2020 and it got me into the weeknd which got me into music. Music is now my everything, it’s my hype, my therapy - got me through some dark times too. I owe it all to you. Thank you kind sir. I cannot explain my excitement when I saw you made a Dawn FM one. (My current favourite album btw) I’m very much into web design and graphic design in general and I love your video style too.
It's already one of my favorite albums this year, and I can't wait to see what happens on the next album. It's amazing how a star as mainstream as him makes albums with overarching themes, callbacks, and a story told through a series of albums, all sounding great with well written songs.
after watching this video, i feel like Dawn FM is abel reliving his past mistakes and Dawn FM is both a sequel and a prequel to After Hours all the mistakes abel relives in Dawn FM is his life before After Hours, where after one heartbreak (i heard you’re married and less than zero), Abel went on this life in after hours, drugs, sex, and being alone again. then after abel dies in After Hours, he enters purgatory, where he relives his life before after hours, mistakes that made him the person he is on After Hours and a judging factor whether he’ll be on heaven, or hell.
@@megagangster321 Tyler kills it too, though Igor is not really transporting you into a world the same way 'Call me If you get lost' did; There is more of a tangible setting with CMIYGL, while Igor is mainly top tier storytelling
@@megagangster321 I feel the weeknd has been doing this for the last 10 years or so from his first mixtape he was portraying this charecter , if u notice in trilogy his first album i.e the last song was titled until dawn , leadin to this album dawn fm , its amazing how he had planned this 10 years or so before lmao
Unpopular opinion: Dawn FM is better than Afterhours from a sound and narrative perspective. It's hard to believe, I love AH but man this album is exactly what I wanted from him.
You remind me of Casey Kasem breaking down music and the artist back in the 80’s when we listened on Saturday while doing our chores. Seriously Nostalgic. You just took me back to my childhood.
I’m glad you can explain the album to people that have a clear idea what it is I’ve listened to it over 50 times so I understand it’s still fun to watch someone explain it you know?
Thank you for making this video. I am a big fan of The Weeknd (and of your channel as well btw) and I really enjoyed watching. Keep up the great work. We love to see it.
every single one of the songs slaps and this underlying story just makes it infintely better, Abel took a gigantic W on this one. After Hours was a fuckin goated album but this shit next level fr
I think, in "phamtom regret" he lets go of his regrets and moves on from the purgatory to heaven as we hear birds chirping at the end. What do you think?
If you listen to the lyrics Take my breath is about asphyxiation I thought? The girl he meets asks him to choke her for thrills. Dark lyrics wrapped in a pop song, max Martin does this kind of thing so well
@@1cherniavskiy why? For me it feels like the same cycle that the weekend goes through : struggling with relationships and never really finding a way out with a dark synth atmosphere
Watching this videos is making me realise I’m literally on the same path as Abel recently. After multiple failed attempts at relationships and multiple how phases I’m finally starting to yearn for something meaningless but at the same time I’m afraid to commit and get hurt again
I have become posessed by dawn FM. In my opinion, arguably his best album. Every single day I listen to it at least once, but mostly twice, or even three times. Whoever hasn't given it a chance yet, do yourself a favour and do it. "You are now listening to 103.5 Dawn FM. You've been in the dark for way too long. It's time to walk into the light, and accept your fate with open arms. Scared? Don't worry. We'll be there to hold your hand and guide you through this painless transition. But what's the rush? Just relax and enjoy another hour of commercial free (yourself) music, on 103.5 Dawn FM. Stay tuned!" 'One O three point fiiive Dawn FM'
Been waiting for this since the album came out, loved the After Hours breakdown
@aloevv𖤐 I like the analysis Middle8 covers yes?
Couldn't agree more
Tbh I didn’t really like the album that much on first listen but it grew on me a lot, I think I’ve listened to it at least once a week since it dropped
I hope that the next album has Abel in heaven but give the songs a similar feel to House of Balloons where the instrumentals sound really happy on surface level but at the same time it also sounds mysterious and dark
Loved the Heaven or Hell (Las Vegas) thing and your breakdown too. Good job!
Let's be honest here. We've all been waiting for this since we first listened to Dawn FM. So glad its here
Also,
Could there be a connection between
“I heard you’re married” and “you’re right” the collab between Doja Cat and the Weeknd
Because that would be perfect!
My interpretation anyway 😍
youre right
Also moth to a flame with SHM. Lyrics like "It's just one call away. And you'll leave him, you're loyal to me" and "His love for you is true.
But does he know you call me when he sleeps?
But does he know the pictures that you keep?" and basically the whole song matches perfectly with that concept
Been waiting anxiously for this, even more than I did for the album itself.
This album is a masterpiece. Great breakdown 👏🏽
I can’t wait to see what’s next I honestly really don’t know what to expect out of the next album
Probably my favorite The Weeknd album now. Jim Carrey is such a perfect addition
bruh watching this makes me hype for the next album 2 years from now LMAAOOOOO. ik its really early to start thinking about that but when he said "whether he'll end up in heaven or hell" got me thinking about the next album lmao
Man I love your videos. I have been waiting for this one since the release.
another video, another gorgeous design! loved it (and definitely will also listen to the album now)
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You just made this 10 times better for me
your videos are amazing.
i LOVE this. thank you for this perfect vid.
his og name was the weekend but due to copyright he got rid of the last e. i don't think he intended for the two different meanings
Well to be fair he said during his first trilogy he loves symbolism in his music and loves the fans making their own interpretations of things. It’s not why the e was dropped but it’s cool to have theories that kind of make sense too 😂
SOO UNDERRATED
time to watch and see if any of my theories so far are the same 👀
breaking down turn on the bright lights please?
i relate to abel so much it’s ridiculous
New to the channel, loving the content! Curious if you could do either of the Madeon albums if you’re into him?
103.5 dawn fm
The radio host is Jim Carrey. This album is amazing.
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i want to see you break down twenty one pilots album. always love your content since your breakdown of after hours.
you should do a video on Molchat Doma's Sudno
I hope you dodge all copyright complaints. gl
Take me back to LA
Interesting video
This is his best album/project to date. I never thought he could top his first 3 official Mixtapes but he did.
The album is so well balanced, the tracklist is superb, Quincy Jones Interlude and Jim Carrey narrating this whole thing. Rarely do we hear albums like this in the mainstream.
The sound, mixing and vocal performances are his best yet (even better than Kissland). Dua Lipa's album stales in comparison to this one.
Cool video
I had to take a break from this album. I listened to it RELIGIOUSLY FOR TWO WEEKS haha. It's so good though. The Weeknd's 2020's albums have been stellar so far
Bro same, as much as I don’t want to either.
Wow literally same
Same
American apostrophe.
Same! I event slept with it playing non stop 🤣
The amount of detail put in this video is insane. I knew this video was gonna be an instant classic once I saw you slip the little Las Vegas after the Heaven or Hell part in the intro
What an extremely interesting take on the story of the album. I like how you didnt take the purgatory part literally with him being literally dead and being led towards literal heaven. It makes the whole struggle he faces less fictional and more raw and powerful. Awesome video man! Keep up the awesome work
It actually is! In my opinion at least. Same happens with after hours, people theorizing he dies when he's decapitated in the videos and then comes back to life or something like that miss the point that these albums use a fictional storyline used to communicate strong inner feelings and thoughts. Talent, just talent
So excited to hear the final part of the trilogy
what trilogy
@@daisysaurora888 After hours - Dawn FM - Afterlife ?
@@Awndr3 After hours - Dawn fm - Heaven or Las Vegas?
@@korte2611 He wouldn’t name an album after one of his previous songs.
@@Awndr3 I didn’t know it was a trilogy
I love how haunting Jim Carrey was during this album, especially with the final track monologue
Jim carried the radio aspect: "You are now listening to 103.5 Dawn FM. You've been in the dark for way too long,..."
Somehow, I think his voice is both spooky and, sort of, chill at the same time.
Thank you for putting both After Hours and Dawn FM into perspective. Really interesting and thoughtful analysis.
ALBUM REVIEW: DAWN FM by THE WEEKND.
Storytelling in music holds an esteemed position of being the sacred craft that introduces the audience to a somber, less glamorous side of the artist that is almost never seen in public. It is so treasured because not only is it a more relatable image for the ones who listen; it is also a strangely pleasant reminder that after and above all else, the artist is also just a human being.
When taking this into account, it dawns upon us that The Weeknd’s craft is not about following trends in terms of making music according to an arbitrary feeling or a lighthearted jibe in the studio. His entire catalogue is him going through a musical metamorphosis that closely chronicles his life, the good and bad decisions he’s made and how far he’s come because of those said decisions, as well as the people he’s been with through it all.
Let’s take for instance: Beauty Behind The Madness. That album represents his ascension to the stratosphere, whereas Starboy is this super cool bad boy persona taking his place as the self-centered light of the universe - he shines alone and he doesn’t want anyone hogging his light. In a sense, it was him getting comfortable in the overwhelming darkness that his stardom propelled him into, and he was simply adapting as a brilliant supernova that splashes colorfully against the impenetrable background of unrelenting blackness.
My Dear Melancholy takes a complete 180 from the bad boy who didn’t care about anything and anyone and who did what he wanted, when he wanted. It is an emotionally anguishing reflection of what he’s lost on his way to the top - mostly the relationships he regretted ending, which set the table for After Hours: the self loathing, complete disregard for self through frightening levels of debauchery and hedonism detailed in this project are his ways of coping with the pain as he tumbles further downwards into a black hole of blinding despair to which he appears to have no escape.
And then, after seeing the light beckoning upon the horizon, he’s not looking back. If there’s anything you should admit about The Weeknd, it’s that he’s owned every phase of his life that he’s lived. From the magnificent to the macabre, his ability to reinvent himself by opening alternate realities within the same dimension is a telling piece of evidence in favor of his multifaceted personality that he pours into every single element of his music, right down to the last note.
DAWN FM, is only but a stage within that musical evolution. As a matter of fact, it symbolizes a graceful rebirth with the purest intentions. By reaching into the treasures of the past with his 80s electro new wave retro disco pop sound, he establishes a futuristic nostalgia of sorts that works as the latex synthesizing the past, present and future quite cohesively. It is a transcendental reality of arcade games and headbands and gym leotards and cassette players and VHS recordings and vinyl records and serene bicycle rides through blissful suburbia at high noon, merged with an ambitious, idealistic future of alien ships and flying cars and jetpacks and advanced time travel that is all so expertly packed into a gentle psychedelic masterpiece which is as healthy for the soul as it is pleasant to the ears.
The album explores themes like emotional vulnerability, love, sincerity, remorse and forgiveness; that at the end of the day, Abel Tesfaye is only but a man, and more so, a hopeless romantic that has set his toxic masculinity aside and therefore finds no shame in being so emotionally exposed. Jim Carrey's patient narration throughout the album defines him as a voice of generous guidance. Some might even say, his role in the album is that of a celestial being leading those who seek his counsel for direction into the light, and that regret over the past is futile because there is a heavenly future awaiting those who relieve themselves of the burdens of the days gone by and are intent on starting as a new being.
Regarding all the religious connotations laden in this album, I’d hardly think that its release on the 7th of January - which just so happens to be Christmas day on the Ethiopian Orthodox Calendar - is a lucky coincidence.
From the engineering, production right through to the mastering, not once does the album deflate in its delivery; Quincy Jones’ poignant little tale does indeed set the heart at ease. Lil Wayne was at his laconic best on “I Heard You’re Married”, and Tyler, The Creator chipped in with some lyrical efficiency of his own. The transition from “Best Friends” into “Is There Someone Else” - which is arguably the best track on the album (with strong competition from “Out Of Time” and “Less Than Zero”, which is my personal favourite)- signals the sonorous climax to what is already poised to be, in my opinion, one of the albums of the year.
It is worth mentioning that there is almost NO MENTION of hedonistic living in his lyrical content throughout the project, and upon pending rumours of The Weeknd’s desire to quit drugs and start a family, this is possibly his way of turning over a new leaf into a brand-new chapter of his life.
RATING: 89%.
that was very interesting to read ❤️ xotwod
Great review. You deserve more likes for this
Beautifully written review
Wow you really should write more reviews
You shall be invited to Harvard University.
Craaazy breakdown! This just made me listen to the album again, with a knowing perspective now
DAWN FM is the best album this year. It has everything from The Music, 80's vibes, and kickass Jim Carry Radio DJ-style narrations. The Weeknd can do no wrong.
I have been waiting for a breakdown like this since the album was released, I listened to it a lot of times and i do like your breakdown of the story in dawn fm
Oh my gosh, I have been waiting for you to break down this album!! It has been on constant repeat in my car in my house!!XO!!
I watched your breaking down after hours in 2020 and it got me into the weeknd which got me into music. Music is now my everything, it’s my hype, my therapy - got me through some dark times too. I owe it all to you. Thank you kind sir. I cannot explain my excitement when I saw you made a Dawn FM one. (My current favourite album btw)
I’m very much into web design and graphic design in general and I love your video style too.
It's already one of my favorite albums this year, and I can't wait to see what happens on the next album. It's amazing how a star as mainstream as him makes albums with overarching themes, callbacks, and a story told through a series of albums, all sounding great with well written songs.
Dawn FM is more cinematic than After Hours.
after watching this video, i feel like Dawn FM is abel reliving his past mistakes and Dawn FM is both a sequel and a prequel to After Hours
all the mistakes abel relives in Dawn FM is his life before After Hours, where after one heartbreak (i heard you’re married and less than zero), Abel went on this life in after hours, drugs, sex, and being alone again.
then after abel dies in After Hours, he enters purgatory, where he relives his life before after hours, mistakes that made him the person he is on After Hours and a judging factor whether he’ll be on heaven, or hell.
Love the Heaven or Las Vegas reference!
When it comes to World-building in albums, The Weeknd is easily #1; dawn FM was an experience!
What about Tyler the creator and his 3 album storyline. Or jaden and his trilogy that's all one storyline?
@@megagangster321 Tyler kills it too, though Igor is not really transporting you into a world the same way 'Call me If you get lost' did; There is more of a tangible setting with CMIYGL, while Igor is mainly top tier storytelling
@@megagangster321 I feel the weeknd has been doing this for the last 10 years or so from his first mixtape he was portraying this charecter , if u notice in trilogy his first album i.e the last song was titled until dawn , leadin to this album dawn fm , its amazing how he had planned this 10 years or so before lmao
Unpopular opinion: Dawn FM is better than Afterhours from a sound and narrative perspective. It's hard to believe, I love AH but man this album is exactly what I wanted from him.
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You remind me of Casey Kasem breaking down music and the artist back in the 80’s when we listened on Saturday while doing our chores. Seriously Nostalgic. You just took me back to my childhood.
Less than zero is really an underrated song on the album.
Nah it’s overrated
@@Prodbyjah464fax lol.
The ending was so amazing. Jim carry really the goat
I’m glad you can explain the album to people that have a clear idea what it is I’ve listened to it over 50 times so I understand it’s still fun to watch someone explain it you know?
This video makes it more obvious that this is just the middle part of a trilogy of Abel trying to free himself from his demons
Never realised each song was alluding to a constant theme, your video revealed the depth Abel put into this album to me. Thanks!
You know what’s better than the music itself? This video!! You are incredible.
The Weeknd has been killing it lately
Do one for blonde by Frank Ocean
this
Its honestly how crazy he can go back to old songs and connect all of it its honestly heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time
Don’t think ppl realize how woke every angel is terrifying is.. 444 is an angelic number. That’s all Ima say. The Weeknd is incredibly talented.
Please do breakdowns on his earlier albums too! You thread all these songs into a poetic tale so beautifully. Thank you for this.
Agreed
this shit made me get goosebumps all the way, thank you for your exertion loved the video.
We hear snippet of afterlife in the album especially every angel is terrifying
Your videos are insanely analytical and exceptional. Please do the same for all of his previous albums/mixtapes.
These videos are so underrated, Such an interesting take on the album, thank your for amazing content.
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I loved the After Hours breakdown, you nailed it with the Dawn FM breakdown, I really hope you do a Trilogy breakdown
This breakdown is so wonderfully created.
Thankyou so much
It has enabled me to think more in depth about the underlying meanings and significance ❤️
SUCH A GOOD ALBUM, i didn't appreciate it as much as i do now, thank you!!!
Loved the subliminal heaven or Las Vegas reference
Thank you for making this video. I am a big fan of The Weeknd (and of your channel as well btw) and I really enjoyed watching. Keep up the great work. We love to see it.
every single one of the songs slaps and this underlying story just makes it infintely better, Abel took a gigantic W on this one. After Hours was a fuckin goated album but this shit next level fr
brilliant video, I feel like the album goes much deeper into an actual story though and its not just about the surface lyrics.
I think, in "phamtom regret" he lets go of his regrets and moves on from the purgatory to heaven as we hear birds chirping at the end. What do you think?
love all the connections to his old songs! was such a reminder of how much his music has changed over the years, but the heart and soul is the same.
This album gave me severe anxiety about death. That in my mind means Abel did a great job
Love the insertion of lyrics from past projects, shows it’s truly about his life
Why does'nt this guy have a million subs
"Bled dry by the synthful behavior of After Hours" xD
BABE WAKE UP NEW MIDDLE 8 VIDEO JUST DROPPED
Beautifully explained a beautiful masterpiece...One of the best album ever! Thank you for this...
Easily his best album
Love Weeknd's albums. They are all great. It's shame that he didn't get Grammy Awards.
grammy doesn't deserve the weeknd. they suck, they didn't even let To Pimp A Butterfly win. they just wanted radio and media music
how do you do it so perfectly?!?!?!
If you listen to the lyrics Take my breath is about asphyxiation I thought? The girl he meets asks him to choke her for thrills. Dark lyrics wrapped in a pop song, max Martin does this kind of thing so well
love that heaven or las vegas little detail! your videos continue to be some of the best edited projects on the platform!
The production quality is super clean, loved everything about this video. Definitely subscribing
One minute in and this is the best explanation I have heard out of all the breakdowns
AMAZING. I'll stretch and say his next album will be something close to "Heaven"
Even after listening to this album obsessively over 100 times, this video has made me crave it even more than I expected.
He's still just like me fr fr
I love when you make videos about The Weeknd!
Amazing album breakdown!
Why did you put the hills in the middle of the 1:33
one thing id like to point out is abel sings the same melody from Alone Again on Here We Go… **Again** ,nice detail that wasnt mentioned here
For me , its just after hours 2
@@1cherniavskiy why? For me it feels like the same cycle that the weekend goes through : struggling with relationships and never really finding a way out with a dark synth atmosphere
Can I know the Font Name which you have used????
Titania and Simplement
@@Middle8 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR REPLY
Do a review of NECTAR by joji
Watching this videos is making me realise I’m literally on the same path as Abel recently.
After multiple failed attempts at relationships and multiple how phases I’m finally starting to yearn for something meaningless but at the same time I’m afraid to commit and get hurt again
I have become posessed by dawn FM. In my opinion, arguably his best album. Every single day I listen to it at least once, but mostly twice, or even three times. Whoever hasn't given it a chance yet, do yourself a favour and do it.
"You are now listening to 103.5 Dawn FM. You've been in the dark for way too long. It's time to walk into the light, and accept your fate with open arms. Scared? Don't worry. We'll be there to hold your hand and guide you through this painless transition. But what's the rush? Just relax and enjoy another hour of commercial free (yourself) music, on 103.5 Dawn FM. Stay tuned!"
'One O three point fiiive Dawn FM'
your deepdive analysis of albums are just brillian! although i am not a big fan of this album, but the production is really good.