There is no "good part" of the song, the whole thing is a masterpiece, yet allot of people forget that this song is also very emotional and sad, the song tells the story of Vergil and how power is the only thing he had left, forsaken and left behind, with nothing except power and his motivation for more power. Eva hid Dante in a closet when Mundus' forces infiltrated Sparda's house and Eva couldn't find Vergil, she thought he was dead, yet he was alive, forgotten, left to survive on his own, having only his will for power to protect him from danger, when Mundus took Vergil, he tortured him and turned him into Nelo Angelo, Vergil had trauma from the incident after Dante freed him from his Angelo form and those traumas turned into the physical forms of Griffon, Shadow and Nightmare, once they were destroyed Vergil's trauma ceased to exist thus no longer having trauma at the end of DMC5.
Actually, if I remember correctly, Eva searched desperately for Vergil, and ended up getting killed in the process- which made Vergil think she forgot about him, when it was the opposite
If you really listened to the song in the first place you would have known this already... It's a song, it literally speaks for it's self .. or in this case for him. 🤘🏻
I truly think that the only musicians I've ever heard who can do this verse justice are: Victor himself Aimer Jeff Williams HYDE And Chester Bennington
Failing verse after verse, that man's throat was reaching its limit, breaking down. But he could not quit yet. The man had a job that must be done. BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHIIIIIN
5 is a really good place to start! 3-5 are the three best, but 1 has good stuff too. pirate the Ninja Theory one if you like god of war, and 2 doesn't exist.
Because it's a reflection on Vergil's life. The music starts off super badass and epic (like Vergil sees and portrays himself), but the ending shows the sadness that made him search for power in the first place ( the trauma from his childhood he hides deep within). It's pretty powerful when you stop to think about it.
It's reflecting on his life. "Bury the light" meaning abandoning the human/emotional side to become strong. and at the end of dmc5, he realizes he does have things he cares about and doesn't want to lose
Motherfucker died in DMC1 and Dante spent all of 2 depressed because of it. I legitimately believe Nero was what helped raise Dante's spirits a bit once more.
What's more interesting about this song is that is actually very sad and emotional, the story of a man who's been left behind with nothing but his will to live seeking the only thing that kept him alive in his most desperate moment, power.
I am still recovering from a weightlifting injury because my friend posted a Vergil LTG shitpost and it got me so motivated that I just threw on Bury the Light started fucking curling for 30 minutes straight. Didn't even count the reps or nothing. I lifted until I couldn't physically lift the dumbbell any more. Then I switched to the other arm. Rinse and repeat. No breaks, no water, only burning chaos in the wind. Woke up the next morning feeling crippled. I could barely move my arms. Don't regret a single moment.
@@KingKalashnikov A wise choice. Gains come from a balance of destruction and creation. Cause an imbalance and one may not be able to keep up with the other
I've cried to this song LMAO Vergil feels the pull back to the light but doesn't see anything there but pain and weakness so he instead resigns to solitude and bitterness, it's SO SAD
I always view this part as a bitter, almost ironic reading. The song chronicles his life, so I like to think that at this point he's saying this to himself out of habit, trying to convince himself. "Bury the light deep within, cast aside theres no coming home, we're burning chaos in the wind, drifting in the ocean all alone" really isn't accurate anymore. His brother, a piece of his home, is back. He's not seeking power, he's just going along with Dante. He's not alone anymore. He has his brother, he has a son. He's seen how pointless his seeking of power was, how his trauma was blinding and controlling him. Sometimes letting go of those self destructive habits is difficult, and it's sad. You're leaving behind a piece of yourself, and it can be a painful if necessary thing. The version I always listen to has the accapella version at the start, and it really does come off as his genuine philosophy as we see him in DMC3. The contrast to later, where the words are the same, even the vocal performance is maybe the same(I'm not entirely sure if theres actually any difference), but it feels so different. Vergil sounds the same, talks the same at the end of DMC 5, but he feels different. This song is really fucking good y'all
I feel more in touch with *"I am The Storm that is Approaaaaaachinggg...."* since the line that follows reminds me of a depressive moment in my life, where I feel absolutely alone and has little to nothing to lose. One song that explain a character's story arc has so much emotions that each cut of it can represents many different things on many individuals who listens to the song... God... Damn... Its good...
Furthermore, when this melody plays in Devil Trigger, the lyrics are "Embrace the darkness that's within me", while in Bury the Light they're "Bury the light deep within". It's an anti-parallel.
I think the reason why this is the most emotional part of the song is because this is the core of his philosophy. It’s not building himself up, it’s a statement of what Virgil knows and believes.
It's time to Bury the light deep within the depths of darkness..There is no turning back home because one day we would be drifting in the ocean...All alone..
I do not know who Barry D. Light is and how deep is he burried. I also do not get the part abt drifting in the ocean. Like what am i suplosed to just drive my Honda focus into the sea?
*Cristiano Ronaldo older brother*: “bro come play soccer with us” *Cristiano Ronaldo*: “no!, I don’t want to” *Cristiano Ronaldo older brother*: “here listen to this, it should get you motivated” *Cristiano Ronaldo Today*
I haven't played any DMC games, but I always have a AMV to an animated series that only exists in my head that plays ever time I listen to this song to the point that my mind sometimes gets confused into thinking this is my own song.
Remember in 2020 when I got into several arguments with my family and I wanted to run away from home at age 16. And this song has resonated with me since
There is no "good part" of the song, the whole thing is a masterpiece, yet allot of people forget that this song is also very emotional and sad, the song tells the story of Vergil and how power is the only thing he had left, forsaken and left behind, with nothing except power and his motivation for more power. Eva hid Dante in a closet when Mundus' forces infiltrated Sparda's house and Eva couldn't find Vergil, she thought he was dead, yet he was alive, forgotten, left to survive on his own, having only his will for power to protect him from danger, when Mundus took Vergil, he tortured him and turned him into Nelo Angelo, Vergil had trauma from the incident after Dante freed him from his Angelo form and those traumas turned into the physical forms of Griffon, Shadow and Nightmare, once they were destroyed Vergil's trauma ceased to exist thus no longer having trauma at the end of DMC5.
Actually, if I remember correctly, Eva searched desperately for Vergil, and ended up getting killed in the process- which made Vergil think she forgot about him, when it was the opposite
@@Kruzeda interesting.
At the end of the day he just wanted to be protected and loved
If you really listened to the song in the first place you would have known this already...
It's a song, it literally speaks for it's self .. or in this case for him. 🤘🏻
THE WHOLE ASS SONG IS THE "GOOD PART"!
Capcom: There’s no way anyone has the *power* to sing this verse, it’s impossible
Victor Borba: Hold my motivated vocal cords
Victor: **Downs a gallon of water** You wanna see real motivation?!
I shredded mine attempting this.
I truly think that the only musicians I've ever heard who can do this verse justice are:
Victor himself
Aimer
Jeff Williams
HYDE
And Chester Bennington
@@saidwithhyperbole6894 Nice, someone who knows Aimer and Hyde also among the other ones
Failing verse after verse, that man's throat was reaching its limit, breaking down. But he could not quit yet. The man had a job that must be done.
BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHIIIIIN
"Stand up"
"Show me your motivation"
"You'll never lose anyone again."
0:01 when you realize you'll never get to listen a song like bury the light again
Berry delight is too beautiful 😢😔😭
I've never even played a dmc game, but god damn this goes fucking hard.
Do it… NOW.
JUST, DO IT
I played DMC5 because of this song.
Worth it.
*BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHIIIIIINNNNNNN*
5 is a really good place to start! 3-5 are the three best, but 1 has good stuff too. pirate the Ninja Theory one if you like god of war, and 2 doesn't exist.
All the time that comes in this part of this song, I literally get even more motivated
“Through vacant halls I won’t surrender” gets me even before that
Who's in your icon?
The whole point of the song existing is to get motivated
@@naughtmeinam4603 Askeladd from Vinland Saga
@@kennyzao I figured it was a Vinland character, mostly because he almost looks like he could be an AoT character. Thanks
Why do I get a little emotional when I hear this part?
Because it's a reflection on Vergil's life. The music starts off super badass and epic (like Vergil sees and portrays himself), but the ending shows the sadness that made him search for power in the first place ( the trauma from his childhood he hides deep within).
It's pretty powerful when you stop to think about it.
It's reflecting on his life. "Bury the light" meaning abandoning the human/emotional side to become strong. and at the end of dmc5, he realizes he does have things he cares about and doesn't want to lose
Short said it reflects his life
He is passing his torch to his son
Vergil is the most human out of the two.
The sole reason he had to yearn for power was out pure humanism.
Can we all appreciate how emotion the song is the more you listen to it? That guitar after the last lyrics really get me.
The guitar solo, the lyrics and the violins got me at that point of the song
I always put Vergil's "All things end Dante, even us" there, makes it more emotional and felt like actual good bye.
BURY THE LIIIIGHT DEEP WITHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN!
@@beesechurger2540CAST ASIDE THERES NO COMING HOME!!!!!
@@ezralee6050WE'RE BURNING CHAOS IN THE WAAAAAAAYYYY!!
“You’re a deadbeat!”
“And you’re a fed.”
“Tax evasion is a crime, Vergil!”
“IT’S AN OBLIGATION!!”
So is not paying child support for Nero
Wow, I didn't know Vergil was based
@@eneco3965 always has been.
Vergil: Nonsense. I have considered it, but it does not mean I will pay.
I WILL NOT PAY
I feel that black kid. On a metaphyisical metaemotional level
We all do, my dude. We all do.
That word, I- I question myself everyday.
@@Breakaway-ic5gj always question yourself. If you're certain you have no incentive to change for better or for worse
@@e69alpha Ah ok
I really wanna know the context of why he was freaking out like that lmao
Every time I hear this part I feel sadness and pain and I get more motivated
Sounds dumb but I can imagine vergil fighting to his last breath in a future dmc game with thus part of btl playing
Well it makes sense...Bury the light is pretty much his theme for when he fight Nero...Which still makes me angry we didn't get a Nero Boss fight
"DRIFTING IN THE OCEAN ALL ALONE!!"
Damn, that's makes me crying
TEARS MAN
If Vergil somehow dies in a future DMC game, we're all gonna come back here and cry, alot.
I better get a sad piano version of the chorus to Bury the Light to accompany his epic sacrifice.
I'd fucking go to Capcom HQ and burn it to the ground if my boy dies
Motherfucker died in DMC1 and Dante spent all of 2 depressed because of it. I legitimately believe Nero was what helped raise Dante's spirits a bit once more.
What's more interesting about this song is that is actually very sad and emotional, the story of a man who's been left behind with nothing but his will to live seeking the only thing that kept him alive in his most desperate moment, power.
The song itself is godlike but this part hits even harder
Tbh im hyped for this part more than "I am the storm that is approaching"
but it's even better when u get to this part after the storm approaching
At this part, the storm has arrived... and it is mighty!
The whole song is 1000/10 but this part easily get 10000/10. One of the best climax in any music, ever
@@gdottothegamer1001 Damn right
it really hits that sweet spot down deep in your soul
I'm telling y'all, vergil at some point is gonna sacrifice himself, I can feel it
What makes you say that?
@@kylebeguhl8516 he has something to lose now. His son
He's either gonna save his son from dying in DMC6 or he's gonna die of old age.
He kind of already did, going down to hell. I’m convinced he or Dante won’t be back for a while
@@kylebeguhl8516 did you not play dmc5?
It is scientifically proved that Bury the Light increases motivation by 100%
BUUUUURY THE LIGHT DEEEEEEP WITHIN
😢😭😭😭
CAST ASIDE THERE'S NO COMING HOOOOOME
@@duecelawson9466 y we're burning chaos In The Wind
DRIFTING IN THE OCEAN AAAALL ALOOOOOOOOOOONE!!!!!
Through vacant halls I won't surrenderrrrrrr
Bury the light is one of those "you are the hero who has gone through everything and at the beginning he was the villan" moments
It fits better with the villian who was once the hero
@@KarmaticLunacy that fits
Damn. The last line hits especially hard, vergil is such a tragic character when you think about it
First dude is really just like me bro
Everyone has a piece of Vergil deep inside
Same. It hits like a truck
@@hen6733 So.. you tell me we have a piece of Vergil, buried deep within?
@@justascarecrow6988 he cast it aside, it’s not coming home.
Me to it made be shead a tear
First dude is me at 3 AM yelling about Vergil's character development ALSKDFJLSKF
Child support: *appears*
Vergil: -99999999 motivation credits
You can feel the "BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHIN" emotion, there's no way you can't feel it
I am still recovering from a weightlifting injury because my friend posted a Vergil LTG shitpost and it got me so motivated that I just threw on Bury the Light started fucking curling for 30 minutes straight. Didn't even count the reps or nothing. I lifted until I couldn't physically lift the dumbbell any more. Then I switched to the other arm. Rinse and repeat. No breaks, no water, only burning chaos in the wind.
Woke up the next morning feeling crippled. I could barely move my arms.
Don't regret a single moment.
You should Motivate yourself NOW!
@@tacoface5000 Yep, that was the one.
He keeps sending it to me to provoke me. I will not fall for it again.
@@KingKalashnikov A wise choice. Gains come from a balance of destruction and creation. Cause an imbalance and one may not be able to keep up with the other
Well, at least it was useful to you?
0:14 This Is Power
I've cried to this song LMAO Vergil feels the pull back to the light but doesn't see anything there but pain and weakness so he instead resigns to solitude and bitterness, it's SO SAD
How has this been up for a year and not one shout out to Ryan Dunn? The clip from him made me tear up more than the song on its own.
I loved Jackass. Ryan Dunn was special man.
Not gonna lie, this part of the song always gets me a little emotional
*CAST ASIDE*
*THERES NO COMING HOMEEEEEE*
Ty Fears WE'RE BURNING CHAOS IN THE WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIND
I always view this part as a bitter, almost ironic reading. The song chronicles his life, so I like to think that at this point he's saying this to himself out of habit, trying to convince himself.
"Bury the light deep within, cast aside theres no coming home, we're burning chaos in the wind, drifting in the ocean all alone" really isn't accurate anymore. His brother, a piece of his home, is back. He's not seeking power, he's just going along with Dante. He's not alone anymore. He has his brother, he has a son. He's seen how pointless his seeking of power was, how his trauma was blinding and controlling him. Sometimes letting go of those self destructive habits is difficult, and it's sad. You're leaving behind a piece of yourself, and it can be a painful if necessary thing.
The version I always listen to has the accapella version at the start, and it really does come off as his genuine philosophy as we see him in DMC3. The contrast to later, where the words are the same, even the vocal performance is maybe the same(I'm not entirely sure if theres actually any difference), but it feels so different. Vergil sounds the same, talks the same at the end of DMC 5, but he feels different.
This song is really fucking good y'all
I feel more in touch with *"I am The Storm that is Approaaaaaachinggg...."* since the line that follows reminds me of a depressive moment in my life, where I feel absolutely alone and has little to nothing to lose.
One song that explain a character's story arc has so much emotions that each cut of it can represents many different things on many individuals who listens to the song...
God... Damn... Its good...
personally, I feel in touch with the "Cast aside, there's no coming home" line.
This is Vergil just giving in, letting fate play out, luckily it works out.
0:01 a moment of silence for gamers..........
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All things end Dante , even us 💔
I really felt like Vergil was coming inside of me
I've unironically cried to the lyrics back when i was depressed.
Me and my sister always sing it out loud
Excellent
the last part can get you 500% motivated
This is literally the best part
Local man getting very motivated
News just in: Motivated half-demon refuses to die despite splitting himself in half, only comes back even more motivated.
I’d like to remind everyone that “Bury the light deep within” is in the same melody from “Devil Trigger”. Nero’s theme, who is Vergil’s son.
Furthermore, when this melody plays in Devil Trigger, the lyrics are "Embrace the darkness that's within me", while in Bury the Light they're "Bury the light deep within".
It's an anti-parallel.
@@drondasgupta9378 And it ends with "like a silver bullet piercing through, I pour myself into you"
Casey Edwards on another level bro
The part of the song where I try the hardest not to scream all of a sudden
Honestly, I think Bury the Light might have been the song I listened to the most in 2021.
I think the reason why this is the most emotional part of the song is because this is the core of his philosophy. It’s not building himself up, it’s a statement of what Virgil knows and believes.
Vergil in long distance: is beautiful 🥲
*New Years Eve Ball Drops*
Me: Happy New-
*Bury the Light starts playing*
Me:
Women:Are men even cry?
Men:
How can I be motivated and sad at the same time?
This is the best techno metal opera thing I have ever witnessed.
YOU CUT THE SOLO YOU IRREDEEMABLE WORM!!!!!!
This part is sad, for me
They couldn’t handle this devil’s power
Can confirm this me when listening to this part
Music so powerful it's capable of knocking a man off his feet!
I literally cant play this song while I'm driving or I unintentionally speed
wheres your motivation?
Me when I first time heard the song:
The solo guys, THE SOLO
ah yes "bury the light deep withiiiiiiiiiiiiin", also called as "I am the storm that is approooooaaaaching"
When this part comes i cry sometimes remembering the past and the future that I will not be able to have.
This song always gives off metal gear rising vibes and that makes it so much better
What is the genre and how do I get more of it?
the motivation, the god damn motivation!!! I CAN FUCKING FEEL THE GAWD DAYUM MOTIVATION!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
berry delight.
Ultimate Eargasm moment
the solo at the end is something else, it catches pain and harmony at the same time. You ascend no?
It's time to Bury the light deep within the depths of darkness..There is no turning back home because one day we would be drifting in the ocean...All alone..
POOOOOOWEEEEEEEEEER!!!!!!!!!
I will trade brain cells to increase this thing's volume
It took me a couple years to find out the true meaning of this song and it’s kinda sad when you think about it.
the forbidden gym music
0:24 the chair couldnt handle the motivation, should of gotten a lawn chair
MOREEEEEEEE MOTIVATIONNNNNNNNNNNN AND POWERRRRRRRRRRRRR MOREEEEEEEEEEEE
Set this as my alarm, now i wake up every morning overflowing with motivation
im shaking from this power
Every time i hear this part my body lifts up 6ft in the air and wind blows towards my face
I do not know who Barry D. Light is and how deep is he burried. I also do not get the part abt drifting in the ocean. Like what am i suplosed to just drive my Honda focus into the sea?
"Now I'm feeling Motivated"
Berry Delight?
No its BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHIN
0:11 What's going on? Ahaha
DRIFTING IN THE OCEAN *ALL ALOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONE* !!!!!!!!!!!!!
The part that can make all men cry and getting.more MOTIVATED
Also,that guitar solo? Completly motivated
Nice
WHen in this part of this song, i'm literally become the storm itself,
i prove that i can finish up my work 80% faster than normal.
*Cristiano Ronaldo older brother*: “bro come play soccer with us”
*Cristiano Ronaldo*: “no!, I don’t want to”
*Cristiano Ronaldo older brother*: “here listen to this, it should get you motivated”
*Cristiano Ronaldo Today*
This is akin to drugs I swear. Nothing else gets me to scream like that. Jesus. I love every bit of the soul put in this song.
Every time this part is about to come up I just turn up my volume to max and just blast that shit
Yesss more POWERRRRRRRRRRRR
That moment when you time your killing hit on Dante to sync with the final verse of the song
I haven't played any DMC games, but I always have a AMV to an animated series that only exists in my head that plays ever time I listen to this song to the point that my mind sometimes gets confused into thinking this is my own song.
Rip Ryan Dunn
0:07 me when i see motivation status comes in:
Virgil: *BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNN!!!!*
Dante and Nero: *Nope, i don't think so*
Everytime I hear this part. I instantly grab my dumbbell and workout for 20 minutes.
Remember in 2020 when I got into several arguments with my family and I wanted to run away from home at age 16. And this song has resonated with me since
I can feel the power of MOTIVATION
Imagine they use this song in an anime... oh yeah, i forgot, vergil wouldnt allow that.