The wringing out of his shirt in the beginning, because he tried to drown himself. The burning of his piano, which was the reason they met in the first place. It's so well made.
actually i don't think so, if you watch the video again you can see them getting drugs and getting high before the scene thats shes is pregnant. I think the miscarriage just made them spiral completly and overdose.
I don't know, I've watched the video multiple times and I stick with my opinion. She looks so happy when she's telling him she's pregnant and I don't think she's using at that point.
Yeah this one hits really close to home. Really appreciate your analysis here. Lyrically I think there could be more, but the song itself seems more focused on the overall tone and the contrast with the guitar - and I do love that a lot. Have been listening to it a lot without the video (for a number of reasons) and I find it's very good on repeat, but I tend to gravitate toward the intro and the outro specifically because of the guitar. I tend to do that with this band, since they have such great riffs. Real powerful video. Really emotional.
I finally got to see them live for the first time last week and it was incredible. This song live actually gave me chills. Been listening to these guys since 2017 when You Are We came out and they are criminally underrated. I also got to meet them after the show and they’re the most down earth and appreciative guys.
The music is supporting the video rather than the video supporting the music, meaning the song gets overshadowed by the video, which is always a bummer when it happens. The song itself, without the video, is honestly just alright, idk. Except for some neat solo parts, nothing stood out or was special.
Definitely not wrong. but it's hard cause I was just at the gym and the song came on. Knowing the video clip and what its about, and ripping my heart out when watching it. I still felt enjoyment out of the music in general. Everyone is different tho.
@@Kovacz13130 totally understandable, you associate the song with the video, which is pretty much the intention of any music video. Not trying to ruin the song for you, but after listening to it while watching the video I went ahead and just read the lyrics, without listening and completely ignoring the video and I was a bit confused. Without the context of the video the lyrics don't make much sense to me and that's disappointing.
The wringing out of his shirt in the beginning, because he tried to drown himself. The burning of his piano, which was the reason they met in the first place. It's so well made.
I’ve never heard guitar solo never convey so much emotion. Start to finish a masterpiece in emotion through music.
Got me crying towards the end man. Haven’t had a video do that in a while
this is my favourite song at the moment. i love it so much.
While She Sleeps is normally hit or miss for me but this is perfection.
I got the impression that the drug use and sequential overdose was because of the miscarriage/loss of the baby.
Exactly that
actually i don't think so, if you watch the video again you can see them getting drugs and getting high before the scene thats shes is pregnant. I think the miscarriage just made them spiral completly and overdose.
I don't know, I've watched the video multiple times and I stick with my opinion. She looks so happy when she's telling him she's pregnant and I don't think she's using at that point.
@@aleasha.k.b you might be right, hard to tell
@selina.dnb.6687 the drug use scenes before the miscarriage may just be foreshadowing/spoiling the later part of the video
Yeah this one hits really close to home. Really appreciate your analysis here.
Lyrically I think there could be more, but the song itself seems more focused on the overall tone and the contrast with the guitar - and I do love that a lot.
Have been listening to it a lot without the video (for a number of reasons) and I find it's very good on repeat, but I tend to gravitate toward the intro and the outro specifically because of the guitar. I tend to do that with this band, since they have such great riffs.
Real powerful video.
Really emotional.
god this ripped my heart out
I finally got to see them live for the first time last week and it was incredible. This song live actually gave me chills. Been listening to these guys since 2017 when You Are We came out and they are criminally underrated. I also got to meet them after the show and they’re the most down earth and appreciative guys.
Those guitar part are just heartwrenching, I could listen them on a loop
Absolute masterpiece, the lead guitar carries so much emotion. im in love with the shifts at 5:51
Love the content as always Josh! This one had me super analyzing during my own reaction 😅
My take is that they both started smoking canabis, when that didn't help enough for her she injected something stronger and subsequently overdosed.
what's song on intro?
SION - The Worst Way (at 0:00 top left corner 😂)
@@LebeMit LOL ahah, ty :D
when I saw the thumbnail, for some reason I thought this was bootleg limmy reacting
The music is supporting the video rather than the video supporting the music, meaning the song gets overshadowed by the video, which is always a bummer when it happens.
The song itself, without the video, is honestly just alright, idk. Except for some neat solo parts, nothing stood out or was special.
Definitely not wrong. but it's hard cause I was just at the gym and the song came on. Knowing the video clip and what its about, and ripping my heart out when watching it. I still felt enjoyment out of the music in general. Everyone is different tho.
@@Kovacz13130 totally understandable, you associate the song with the video, which is pretty much the intention of any music video.
Not trying to ruin the song for you, but after listening to it while watching the video I went ahead and just read the lyrics, without listening and completely ignoring the video and I was a bit confused. Without the context of the video the lyrics don't make much sense to me and that's disappointing.