@@DadDaughtersandDrinks I rather suspect doing this - writing a song about the experience - is Pau's "therapy". It helps to shed it if you have a way to express it that's not destructive.
One of the few Warning breakup songs about real life. This was about a friend who betrayed Pau. I have a t-shirt with “If karma doesn’t hit you I will!” Ale and Pau have said that they joke with each other on stage and call each other out when they mess up.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks If you piss Pau off, she will write a song about you. Narcisista is one this is one. Pau also sings a song she wrote about a friend that she breaks down on is called BREATHE.
Dany (guitar) works hard to get the emotion correct that Pau (drums) was experiencing when she wrote this song... it is about a childhood friendship breaking up... basically the story is that someone said something like, "come hang out with us. that band thing won't go anywhere. why are you wasting your time?" well, you can imagine how that went over... TWA like to joke that the moral of the story is "Don't upset Pau or you may be memorialized in a song" 😹 there is also an animated cartoon OMV of *Animosity* ... it was done by WEBTOON, a South Korean digital comic platform, with the digital comic "I am the Grim Reaper" written/developed by GraveWeaver... there are videos of DPA/TW and GraveWeaver each seeing it for the first time and one of all of them talking about it and hanging on a zoom(?) call... all four of those videos are fun to watch 😜 TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
When I Am Alone & Survive is from their 1st full studio album - XXI Century Blood. Narcisista & Enter Sandman are singles. Rest are from their Error album
Yes, the singing with riffs that counter the vocal melody is something all three can do. May have been the early piano playing that requires the hands doing separate bass and melody.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks I'm very grateful for this song. It's helped me work through some animosity in my own life. That person was obviously jealous of Pau and the talent her and her sisters have.
I have definitely learned that there are several QOTMS songs in this show! Hindsight is 20/20; I was in a bit of a rush trying to get the whole concert done. Had I stopped to think about it, I would have looked up the others and avoided them as well. I didn't get the whole concert done in 1 sitting anyway, but I think I should be able to finish tomorrow :-)
you can listen to QOTMS in this concert and then listen to the album... hearing the songs multiple times allows one to hear things they missed before as well as also seeing various changes they may make to some songs over time... we, TWA, listen to them all the time... we're here for the ride! 😹 TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
You don't need to skip songs from the Queen of the Murder Scene album. TW plays songs individually from the album in concerts without playing the entire album so you don't hav to listen to the songs in order either. If you want to do an analysis of the QOTMS album itself, then yes, listen to the album in order. You aren't going to ruin anything by listening to the songs individually outside of the album, but realize the lyrics fit the narrative of a fictional story. TW played the song "Dull Knives" from QOTMS album for the virtual charity concert DeTour August of 2020. Lzzy Hale of the bad Halestorm saw the performance and took them on tour for nearly 40 shows in 2022. She had never heard the song before and didn't even know who The Warning were. Not knowing the narrative of the song or the QOTMS album didn't ruin anything for Lzzy Hale. Don't get caught up skipping those songs before listening to the album. Radio stations don't play the entire The Wall album if they want play Another Brick in the Wall song.
Actually now that I think of it there are quite a few QOTMS songs in this concert but there's no real reason to skip them, the lyrics may be a little confusing but someone here will explain what's going on in probably two sentences and it'll make sense.
Difficult? What Dany does is next to impossible. Not throwing shade on what you said, but, as a guitarist/singer of 45 years, I can't even come close to her. I've watched/looked for guitarists who can do more than strum while singing. They are real unicorns.
Not even counting all the things that she is doing with her Kemper. It would seriously confuse me to worry about the guitar, the singing and the pedal board at the same time. Especially true seeing how many times she switches effects during some of their songs.
No shade taken! I've played/sang for about the same amount of time, and while I can do some pretty complicated fingerpicking on the acoustic while singing, playing rock riffs is something that is much more challenging for whatever reason. When I look back at most classic rock songs with challenging riffs to play, the singing tends to be between the riffs, not during, so huge kudos to her
It’s your channel, man. React however you think is best. TWA is going to watch regardless! I, as well, recommend watching the OMV for Animosity even if you’re not really into that type of artistic media. The band was very much into it at that time and likely still are. Also note that Ale switched back and forth between playing with a pick and her fingers in this song. I’m also contractually obligated to call out her awesome bass slide coming out of the mayday breakdown. I’m pretty sure you’ve also realized by now that no matter which reaction style you choose someone is gonna bitch about it…😜
Good idea to skip QOTMS, but there are other spoilers of the full album in this concert, like Ugh, Dull Knives, Dust to Dust and Hunter 😉 But there's nothing wrong in coming back to them when you do the full album reaction (I guess you already have been suggested the Lunario concert, where they played it entirely). The stage is much smaller, they were way younger (13 for Ale), so the experience will be different either way
Yes, I had no idea there were other songs from QOTMS, and I'm kind of kicking myself for not thinking of that and avoiding all of them. By now I've already reacted to Ugh, Dull Knives, and Dust to Dust. I guess I can skip Hunter and keep at least a couple of the songs new to me!
You got it right at first... a bunch of Pau's friends in school teasing Her because She couldn't go out with them because of band practice... friends mocked Her and saying that was for no good..... It was a "waste" of time ... Well.. years later is what you are watching right now ! Don't make Pau mad ! She will write a song about you.... and "that" lasts Forever !!
There are several songs from Queen of the Murder Scene performed during this concert: Queen of the Murder Scene, Ugh, Dust to Dust, Dull Knives (Cut Better), and Hunter. I would say go ahead and do all the songs of this concert in order, then go back and play the studio versions of the QOTMS album in order or do the live versions from Lunario, which was the first concert they did to perform all the songs of then then new second album. This will give you a sense of how much they have progressed from about four years before (when this concert was recorded), and when the album was recorded.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks No worries, they did the entire album at Lunario CDMX, all 4 chapters and it is a completely different venue and feel for that Live performance. You will appreciate what they did at Lunario even if you hear a couple of the songs at the Met. Loving the journey with my favorite Rock Band. ⚡⚡ New Subscriber...viva The Warning.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks Doesn't matter. There were 4 years between Lunario and the Met so the sound of their vocals is different as well as the quality of the recordings. I don't think any of TWA objects to hearing multiple reactions to the same song from different venues. Note that there are even acoustic versions of some of the songs either from a hotel in Monterrey or from their home.
Imagine being the young lady who told Pau that her and her sisters weren’t going anywhere, hearing this song being played all over the world, and knowing it’s about you. Never make Pau mad, see Narcisista for further reference. ⚠️⚡️🤘🏽
Great concert follow-up to 'Z'. Others have covered the background of the song. Yeah, don't force Pau to write a song about you. The animated OMV is really entertaining. The live studio recording is excellent as well.
-ANIMOSTY : un tema de rock duro de The Warning , tremendo rock, TW las nuevas maestras del rock en todos sus generos ,hermoso riff, buen contenido,una buena base de bajo y enorme linea de batería de Pau , Animosity un tema compuesto por Pau
All I can say is do not piss Pau off. Supposedly, she wrote this song about a childhood friend who told her to stop wasting time practicing with the band as the band will not go anywhere. Well, look at this band now. LOL
Yes, always something reactors have consider. Some reactors have a lot of interruptions and some don't have any. I decided at the beginning I would just go by how I feel. I'll try to remember to give a warning though.
Agreed! Needs to watch some seasoned reactors to get the feel for it. Couple stops and analyze lyrics afterwards. Too good of a group to have a hatchet taken to their performance.
@@jwilywilyWell, I've watched thousands of reactors and have seen the full spectrum. I'm sorry that my analysis seems like a hatchet, but that's what it's going to be. I do understand wanting to see few interruptions, and luckily there is the original video as well as other reactors for that. If we all reacted the same it would be kind of boring.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks It's just their personal opinions and I don't mind about them. You are doing fine according to me since I didn't come here to listen to the song. The main point for their opinions is that you might miss the total feel of the song, but I'm not so concerned about that since I suspect that you will watch the song in total afterward.
Not trying to tell you how to do your job, but I agree about the idea of holding off doing any of the QOTMS songs presented here at Teatro Metropolitan, and when you do get around to doing that album, you can play both the Lunario and the Teatro versions. Could be fun?! 2 cents...
That's actually not a bad idea (I'm working through Lunario now), but I think the main inhibitor is just time. At the end of the day, I think I accidentally did most of the QOTMS songs in Teatro except QOTMS and Hunter, so I'll probably go back and do those.
I think tequila makes him babble!! 🤣😂 I am glad I know this song. If I was a first time listener to this band, I would be confused as hell! Maybe less pauses and more discussion after the song.
I'm not going to say tequila DOESN'T make me babble... hehe... but this is my process for a few reasons. One of the big ones being if I waited until after the song, I'll have forgotten everything I wanted to say.
If somebody came to me for advise, I think it best to listen to the whole story before giving that advise. I think it is the same with trying to interpret a song. Very hard to understand a song line by line, but if you give the band a chance to tell their story, it will be easier to understand at the end when you have all the pieces in place!! Just my opinion!!!😊⚡️
The explanation is actually easy - I didn't know it was on the same album! (same goes for several others. I really should have looked that up first but was in a bit of a rush)
Skip the QOTMS album songs which includes “Ugh” “Dull Knives” “Dust to Dust” and “Hunter”. You really do want to listen to that album straight through the first time even though any of the songs can stand on their own
I wish I had; unfortunately (and this is all due to me being in a rush and not thinking with my grey matter well enough) I was not aware of the tracks from QOTMS until after I had recorded all by Hunter. Ah well, there are worse problems to have!
I like that you want to analyze the lyrics, I just wish you would do that on round two of listening to the song... I've never been able to understand how people can decide whether they like a song or not without hearing the whole thing through first. Maybe it's just the fact that I'm old, we never had lyrics unless you actually owned the album or your friend did. To me the musical part is always been far more important than the lyrics part. Just my two cents, I know everyone is different. But if this is how they're all going to be I probably won't be watching
I understand your point, and I'm glad you watched at least one song. Likely they're all going to be this way (or at least close). My goal in reacting isn't to decide if I like a song or not - if I wanted to do that and really be sure, I'd have to listen to the song a lot more than once. In fact, many of my favorite songs are songs I didn't even really like the first (or second or third) time through. My goal is to just to react to what I'm feeling and thinking at the moment - a true "reaction". Many reactors do wait until the end, I'm just not one of them, and that's just personal preference. I actually do not like watching reactors that sit through the song and then just chat at the end, which is probably why I react the way I do. But again, I know it's all personal preference and there are certainly no hard feelings on my part if my style isn't what you are looking for.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks - I've actually decided to watch more than 1 ! It's hard to pass up a video by The Warning !! Sometimes I just FF to when the music starts playing again, sometimes I listen ! It seemed like the later one with your daughter had less stops !
Thanks for continuing to watch; I know that as much as I prefer reactors that stop more often, I still sometimes FF if they get far off topic or get long-winded (which I'm sure I probably do plenty of times). And yeah, I probably do stop less often if my daughter(s) is with me; I think in that case I'm trying to play off of their reactions a little more and wait for when they want to pause.
Jeez man, I appreciate you trying to check the meaning of the lyrics, but stopping every 10 seconds you killed the momentum of a great song. You were saved this time by a great band 😂
Oh my god you are stopping after every phrase and saying I don’t know I’m not sure. Well if you quit stopping and let more of it go you might understand. God!
I can totally relate to this entire song. I've been through it and it's hard to just let it go.
Sorry to hear that; hopefully it helps that someone could put it into music (I know it does for me in similar situations)
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks I rather suspect doing this - writing a song about the experience - is Pau's "therapy". It helps to shed it if you have a way to express it that's not destructive.
One of the few Warning breakup songs about real life. This was about a friend who betrayed Pau. I have a t-shirt with “If karma doesn’t hit you I will!” Ale and Pau have said that they joke with each other on stage and call each other out when they mess up.
It really is a great line.
It could actually be about more than one friend, but the song remains great.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks If you piss Pau off, she will write a song about you. Narcisista is one this is one. Pau also sings a song she wrote about a friend that she breaks down on is called BREATHE.
First time I ever heard this song I thought the lyric was, "If karma doesn't hate you then I will!" 🤣
Dany is a riff master and really great at playing them with energy and sing with true emotion. There isn't a weak link in this band.
Agreed!
Love Ale's bass slide at 10:07 🔥🔥
Ale's bass slides are *SO* tasty, too!! 🤯🤯🤯
Dany (guitar) works hard to get the emotion correct that Pau (drums) was experiencing when she wrote this song... it is about a childhood friendship breaking up...
basically the story is that someone said something like, "come hang out with us. that band thing won't go anywhere. why are you wasting your time?" well, you can imagine how that went over... TWA like to joke that the moral of the story is "Don't upset Pau or you may be memorialized in a song" 😹
there is also an animated cartoon OMV of *Animosity* ... it was done by WEBTOON, a South Korean digital comic platform, with the digital comic "I am the Grim Reaper" written/developed by GraveWeaver... there are videos of DPA/TW and GraveWeaver each seeing it for the first time and one of all of them talking about it and hanging on a zoom(?) call... all four of those videos are fun to watch 😜
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Thanks for that info - I'll check those videos out! (and that's not the first time someone's mentioned the "don't upset Pau" threat! haha)
I'm glad that Pau doesn't write like this as often as Taylor Swift!
Taylor who?
When I Am Alone & Survive is from their 1st full studio album - XXI Century Blood.
Narcisista & Enter Sandman are singles. Rest are from their Error album
Yes, the singing with riffs that counter the vocal melody is something all three can do. May have been the early piano playing that requires the hands doing separate bass and melody.
It's definitely the case that people who start early on piano have strange skills at other instruments. I wish I had done the same!
One of my very favorites! It's easy to forgive, damn near impossible to forget. 😠
The falling out was specifically about Pau's "friend" who told her she was wasting her time with music.
I think we've seen who was right in that battle.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks I'm very grateful for this song. It's helped me work through some animosity in my own life. That person was obviously jealous of Pau and the talent her and her sisters have.
There are multiple songs from QOTMS in this show, so no reason to skip. An Ugh is part of QOTMS :o)
I have definitely learned that there are several QOTMS songs in this show! Hindsight is 20/20; I was in a bit of a rush trying to get the whole concert done. Had I stopped to think about it, I would have looked up the others and avoided them as well. I didn't get the whole concert done in 1 sitting anyway, but I think I should be able to finish tomorrow :-)
Thanks for doing this. Really enjoying going through with you and your trenchant analysis
Thank you (esp. for using a word like trenchant!)
you can listen to QOTMS in this concert and then listen to the album... hearing the songs multiple times allows one to hear things they missed before as well as also seeing various changes they may make to some songs over time... we, TWA, listen to them all the time... we're here for the ride! 😹
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
This was Pau responding to friend(s) who rejected her because she was spending so much time on the band
You don't need to skip songs from the Queen of the Murder Scene album. TW plays songs individually from the album in concerts without playing the entire album so you don't hav to listen to the songs in order either. If you want to do an analysis of the QOTMS album itself, then yes, listen to the album in order.
You aren't going to ruin anything by listening to the songs individually outside of the album, but realize the lyrics fit the narrative of a fictional story.
TW played the song "Dull Knives" from QOTMS album for the virtual charity concert DeTour August of 2020. Lzzy Hale of the bad Halestorm saw the performance and took them on tour for nearly 40 shows in 2022. She had never heard the song before and didn't even know who The Warning were. Not knowing the narrative of the song or the QOTMS album didn't ruin anything for Lzzy Hale. Don't get caught up skipping those songs before listening to the album.
Radio stations don't play the entire The Wall album if they want play Another Brick in the Wall song.
Good point about Pink Floyd, although to be fair that song makes more sense if you are listening to the whole album at once :-)
I don't feel there are any spoilers in the song but skipping it is just fine. You'll come back to it.
Actually now that I think of it there are quite a few QOTMS songs in this concert but there's no real reason to skip them, the lyrics may be a little confusing but someone here will explain what's going on in probably two sentences and it'll make sense.
Difficult? What Dany does is next to impossible. Not throwing shade on what you said, but, as a guitarist/singer of 45 years, I can't even come close to her. I've watched/looked for guitarists who can do more than strum while singing. They are real unicorns.
Not even counting all the things that she is doing with her Kemper. It would seriously confuse me to worry about the guitar, the singing and the pedal board at the same time. Especially true seeing how many times she switches effects during some of their songs.
@@lonelywind3511 100%
No shade taken! I've played/sang for about the same amount of time, and while I can do some pretty complicated fingerpicking on the acoustic while singing, playing rock riffs is something that is much more challenging for whatever reason. When I look back at most classic rock songs with challenging riffs to play, the singing tends to be between the riffs, not during, so huge kudos to her
TWA present!
It’s your channel, man. React however you think is best.
TWA is going to watch regardless!
I, as well, recommend watching the OMV for Animosity even if you’re not really into that type of artistic media. The band was very much into it at that time and likely still are.
Also note that Ale switched back and forth between playing with a pick and her fingers in this song.
I’m also contractually obligated to call out her awesome bass slide coming out of the mayday breakdown.
I’m pretty sure you’ve also realized by now that no matter which reaction style you choose someone is gonna bitch about it…😜
Yep, thanks for that (and I mean that). And I do plan on watching the OMV video for sure at some point!
Good idea to skip QOTMS, but there are other spoilers of the full album in this concert, like Ugh, Dull Knives, Dust to Dust and Hunter 😉
But there's nothing wrong in coming back to them when you do the full album reaction (I guess you already have been suggested the Lunario concert, where they played it entirely). The stage is much smaller, they were way younger (13 for Ale), so the experience will be different either way
Yes, I had no idea there were other songs from QOTMS, and I'm kind of kicking myself for not thinking of that and avoiding all of them. By now I've already reacted to Ugh, Dull Knives, and Dust to Dust. I guess I can skip Hunter and keep at least a couple of the songs new to me!
Check out the concert, and then listen to the actual album. There's a lot of sonic treats on the album that aren't in the live versions.
About an ex friend of pau's
You got it right at first... a bunch of Pau's friends in school teasing Her because She couldn't go out with them because of band practice... friends mocked Her and saying that was for no good..... It was a "waste" of time ... Well.. years later is what you are watching right now ! Don't make Pau mad ! She will write a song about you.... and "that" lasts Forever !!
There are several songs from Queen of the Murder Scene performed during this concert: Queen of the Murder Scene, Ugh, Dust to Dust, Dull Knives (Cut Better), and Hunter. I would say go ahead and do all the songs of this concert in order, then go back and play the studio versions of the QOTMS album in order or do the live versions from Lunario, which was the first concert they did to perform all the songs of then then new second album. This will give you a sense of how much they have progressed from about four years before (when this concert was recorded), and when the album was recorded.
Thanks - it seems the strong consensus from TWA is to watch it in full at Lunario.
Dany does not get much recognition as Pau... please play Crimson Queen and Atlas Rising (both from Whiskey a go go concert)
They are both on my list. I'll get there eventually but it's a long one!
13 songs on queen of the murder scene
Well, I was hoping to do that whole album fresh, but it looks like I may be a leg up for a couple of the songs.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks No worries, they did the entire album at Lunario CDMX, all 4 chapters and it is a completely different venue and feel for that Live performance. You will appreciate what they did at Lunario even if you hear a couple of the songs at the Met. Loving the journey with my favorite Rock Band. ⚡⚡ New Subscriber...viva The Warning.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks i have all 3 of their albums and queen is my fave. Ive probably heard it 200 times
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks Doesn't matter. There were 4 years between Lunario and the Met so the sound of their vocals is different as well as the quality of the recordings. I don't think any of TWA objects to hearing multiple reactions to the same song from different venues. Note that there are even acoustic versions of some of the songs either from a hotel in Monterrey or from their home.
💯%PAULINA , She'll write a song about you if you upset her...🤟🎶☮️
Imagine being the young lady who told Pau that her and her sisters weren’t going anywhere, hearing this song being played all over the world, and knowing it’s about you. Never make Pau mad, see Narcisista for further reference. ⚠️⚡️🤘🏽
Great concert follow-up to 'Z'. Others have covered the background of the song. Yeah, don't force Pau to write a song about you.
The animated OMV is really entertaining. The live studio recording is excellent as well.
-ANIMOSTY : un tema de rock duro de The Warning , tremendo rock, TW las nuevas maestras del rock en todos sus generos ,hermoso riff, buen contenido,una buena base de bajo y enorme linea de batería de Pau , Animosity un tema compuesto por Pau
All I can say is do not piss Pau off. Supposedly, she wrote this song about a childhood friend who told her to stop wasting time practicing with the band as the band will not go anywhere. Well, look at this band now. LOL
There is more songs in this concert including your next review UGH, that are from the QOTMS.
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Very Fitting drink. Coffee with tequila and Kahlua is Mexican Coffee, so close enough. LOL
Boom! Will need to try that with my next session!
a suggestion: too much interruptions!
Yes, always something reactors have consider. Some reactors have a lot of interruptions and some don't have any. I decided at the beginning I would just go by how I feel. I'll try to remember to give a warning though.
Agreed! Needs to watch some seasoned reactors to get the feel for it. Couple stops and analyze lyrics afterwards. Too good of a group to have a hatchet taken to their performance.
@@jwilywilyWell, I've watched thousands of reactors and have seen the full spectrum. I'm sorry that my analysis seems like a hatchet, but that's what it's going to be. I do understand wanting to see few interruptions, and luckily there is the original video as well as other reactors for that. If we all reacted the same it would be kind of boring.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks It's just their personal opinions and I don't mind about them. You are doing fine according to me since I didn't come here to listen to the song. The main point for their opinions is that you might miss the total feel of the song, but I'm not so concerned about that since I suspect that you will watch the song in total afterward.
Ugh, QOTMS, Dust to Dust, Dull Knives & Hunter are from QOTMS album.
Not trying to tell you how to do your job, but I agree about the idea of holding off doing any of the QOTMS songs presented here at Teatro Metropolitan, and when you do get around to doing that album, you can play both the Lunario and the Teatro versions. Could be fun?! 2 cents...
That's actually not a bad idea (I'm working through Lunario now), but I think the main inhibitor is just time. At the end of the day, I think I accidentally did most of the QOTMS songs in Teatro except QOTMS and Hunter, so I'll probably go back and do those.
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I think tequila makes him babble!! 🤣😂 I am glad I know this song. If I was a first time listener to this band, I would be confused as hell! Maybe less pauses and more discussion after the song.
I'm not going to say tequila DOESN'T make me babble... hehe... but this is my process for a few reasons. One of the big ones being if I waited until after the song, I'll have forgotten everything I wanted to say.
I remember a song, Tequila makes her clothes fall off. It was my ex's theme song!!@@DadDaughtersandDrinks
Yikes!
If somebody came to me for advise, I think it best to listen to the whole story before giving that advise. I think it is the same with trying to interpret a song. Very hard to understand a song line by line, but if you give the band a chance to tell their story, it will be easier to understand at the end when you have all the pieces in place!! Just my opinion!!!😊⚡️
Agreed, you don’t need to pause so often, it’s annoying to watch from our end. Just my opinion.
It is hard to explain the skipping of Queem of the Murder Scene when you do UGH as it is on the same album.
The explanation is actually easy - I didn't know it was on the same album! (same goes for several others. I really should have looked that up first but was in a bit of a rush)
Aloha #MargaritaKid, I wonder if anyone has tried to track down this "friend" and ask what they think now?!
Aloha!
Skip the QOTMS album songs which includes “Ugh” “Dull Knives” “Dust to Dust” and “Hunter”. You really do want to listen to that album straight through the first time even though any of the songs can stand on their own
I wish I had; unfortunately (and this is all due to me being in a rush and not thinking with my grey matter well enough) I was not aware of the tracks from QOTMS until after I had recorded all by Hunter. Ah well, there are worse problems to have!
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks you may like it. You are thinking of a song one way then you’ll see how it fits in to the larger story
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I like that you want to analyze the lyrics, I just wish you would do that on round two of listening to the song... I've never been able to understand how people can decide whether they like a song or not without hearing the whole thing through first. Maybe it's just the fact that I'm old, we never had lyrics unless you actually owned the album or your friend did. To me the musical part is always been far more important than the lyrics part. Just my two cents, I know everyone is different. But if this is how they're all going to be I probably won't be watching
I understand your point, and I'm glad you watched at least one song. Likely they're all going to be this way (or at least close). My goal in reacting isn't to decide if I like a song or not - if I wanted to do that and really be sure, I'd have to listen to the song a lot more than once. In fact, many of my favorite songs are songs I didn't even really like the first (or second or third) time through. My goal is to just to react to what I'm feeling and thinking at the moment - a true "reaction". Many reactors do wait until the end, I'm just not one of them, and that's just personal preference. I actually do not like watching reactors that sit through the song and then just chat at the end, which is probably why I react the way I do. But again, I know it's all personal preference and there are certainly no hard feelings on my part if my style isn't what you are looking for.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks - I've actually decided to watch more than 1 ! It's hard to pass up a video by The Warning !! Sometimes I just FF to when the music starts playing again, sometimes I listen ! It seemed like the later one with your daughter had less stops !
Thanks for continuing to watch; I know that as much as I prefer reactors that stop more often, I still sometimes FF if they get far off topic or get long-winded (which I'm sure I probably do plenty of times). And yeah, I probably do stop less often if my daughter(s) is with me; I think in that case I'm trying to play off of their reactions a little more and wait for when they want to pause.
@@DadDaughtersandDrinks - you're welcome !! Still watching !!
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Jeez man, I appreciate you trying to check the meaning of the lyrics, but stopping every 10 seconds you killed the momentum of a great song. You were saved this time by a great band 😂
Oh my god you are stopping after every phrase and saying I don’t know I’m not sure. Well if you quit stopping and let more of it go you might understand. God!
Sorry- I came for a reaction, not a 5 second section dissection. I'm out..........
You stop their songs way too much. Relax and absorb the vibe and the words then react. TY
Next try react " School Revolution " by VOB grils metaL band from indonesia
Thanks - I will put that one on my list!