The “ little thing “ is called Ned and he was in the Chlorine video where Ned represents creativity and how they are trying to take care of it and make it happy. 🤪
I know right he is my favorite he is so cute I don’t even know why there was even a debate about if he was cute or if he wasn’t. He is the cutest thing I have ever seen in my life other than the girl I like she is a tøp fan and she is actually the reason I started listening to them but I am so glad I did because they have impacted my life so much.
@@jessicaminiolik249 I know they are so amazing they have saved people's lives they took me out of a depressive state. I didn't even talk to people really and now when I listen to them I get to know people who love Tøp too and its amazing
From my understating of this song is that they knew that even though they blew up really fast to getting videos over 1 billion videos as well as a Grammy they knew it wouldn’t last forever. And that their original fan base will always be there for them whether they’re at the top or not
The little effect of the video starting by entering through Tyler's chest is a reference to a song called *"Screen"* saying "I do not know why I think I could lie 'cause there a screen on my chest".
Yep...Ernest it was actually filmed in their hometown while they were there doing the last shows of that leg of their tour. TØP is very fan appreciative and realize with out the fans they'd have no Hype😊👍
I have several things to say about this MV because I love this band so much I could talk ab them all day, but someone else will probably explain it better. Just wanna say, this whole video has references to other MVs that, after you watch, you might notice (the little monster is from "chlorine" which is amazing) and the transitions from a little crowd to a medium to a big one is most likely a reference to ode to sleep. But also, this song is about their own hype, really. After their album "Blurryface", when they exploded with "Stressed Out", they took a year long hiatus and they were afraid people would stop caring about them, that after the hype of that album died down people would forget them, but Tyler trusted that the real fans would stay. And he tells us that he is glad to know he can count on us, on the people who really love them for their music and not just because the hype around them, and that we shouldn't care about it either, that we are his kind and we can trust him. As I said, this doesn't even get close to all the things I wanna say ab this song and video, but you know, there's not enough time in the world for that.
There’s also theory that him saying my interior world needs to sanitize is referring to their song chlorine where he said a “sippin on straight chlorine” which would sanitize his interior world. Also that little character in the audience is in the chlorine video. He’s named ned. It represents his interior world idk lol.
I honestly dont even think its a theory. While Trench is a very loose concept album, everything is supposed to be a story to I'm not surprised seeing that. Just like neon gravestones being referenced in Bandito.
Yo dude you have to check out Kitchen Sink or Addict With A Pen. For kitchen sink I recommend the live version and it features Tyler’s brother. As for Addict With A Pen I recommend the UG studio session. Love the vids!
I just wanted to say you’ve become one of my top favorite reactors/music dissectors lol like I watch a ton of ppl. I go into mad TH-cam holes, especially with tøp & will watch 15-20 different ppl react & try to explain or interpret the same song, but you by far actually know what you’re talking about & make sense with cohesive thoughts/comments. I love your breakdowns. They’re really deep & intricate & you catch a lot of what other first timer listeners don’t. Even with just getting into them recently, you really grasp & understand what they’re about & the message they’re bringing which is why I love them so much. I just started watching your videos a couple weeks ago & I’ve watched every tøp & NF video you’ve done so far. Keep up the awesome breakdowns.
Heeey...that's me front and center with one armed crossed holding the other.. 😂😂 and yes, like you said..it's kind of a self-concience stance...all eyes were going to be on me and I'm a bit camera shy...I had no idea what to do with my arms. 😂 They did tell us to act like we were liking what we were hearing but not way into it yet. But didn't tell us how to pose ourselves exactly. It was an awesome experience! So much love for these boys...I'm happy others can see what we see. 💛
Wow. I was in the middle of listening to “Know” by NF, a song in which he clearly references Stressed Out by TØP, and the title here asks “IS THE HYPE REAL” which obviously has The Hype in it, but also basically NF’s slogan... and you just mentioned NF in this reaction video while I was about to finish this comment (have the video playing while I type). Damn the coincidences 😲
You have to do neon gravestones, I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts on it. Another song I would like you to react to is kitchen sink and also addict with a pen.
Hey, great video again! About the clip, it's basically about their story. At first, Tyler would perform in a small room, with no one taking them seriously (Regional at Best in the basement), so they start to have a certain audience and reach out to some people (Vessel, in the garage), until they reach the top (Blurryface, with them performing on the roof), which was the height of their hype. But when the Blurryface era was over, they were back in their own and silent, dealing with their daily lives and taking care of their lives after the hype subsided. So when Tyler picks up the yellow tape and fixes the picture on the wall, we have Trench: they were back. oh, and that little guy in the crowd, it was Ned. You need to watch Chlorine. But listen to Neon Gravestones, it's a piece of art. Leave The City also has many metaphors, I think you'll like it.
I LOVE that you’re breaking TØP songs down-been a fan for years but the lyrics are so vague that some of them go right past me-you have a great grasp on Tyler’s writing and deeper meaning into the videos. MORE PLEASE!!!
You gotta watch and listen to all the trench album to see and hear the links in their songs. The whole album is a concept itself and the world they made in the album
😳😳😳FIRE reaction, bro!! I love the visual breakdowns so much. I’m a reaction junkie so I usually wait for a reaction rather than watching the original vid. When watching reactions on my phone the screen is so small and I miss some cool visuals, you’re like closed caption for the visually impaired.😂😂 Truly I wouldn’t catch as much as you do even if the screen was huge! Please react to HOLDING ON TO YOU 👈🏼🔥🔥🔥
Yeah, your guess on this video representing how they came up was spot on. It's like each location is an album. And like everyone else has said, the little thing is Ned from the Chlorine video. But there's also some other references to other videos. The ending with the Capri suns are a nod to the stressed out video. The yellow tape used to fix the picture is a reference to the Trench album. The tape is part of their wardrobe in the previous videos to this one. And all the extras in the video are fans from their hometown (and near locations). Great job fren. Wasn't expecting another twenty one pilots reaction vid so soon, but I'm glad it happened.
Blurryface album is the red album(from the color on the album to them using red beanie, and so on) Trench is the yellow album(same here, the yellow tape on the wall and so much moore) Tyler made him self a own world. I'm from Sweden and my enghlish is'nt so good to help you explain the whole storie. I would love to see someone explain everything from the red album and later the yellow album. It will open a whole new world, it's amazing stuff that come's out from Tylers head. If someone could help you understand, l think you should be shoocked to understand DEMA. And how people get clues on random make'd sites on internet and how the whole world saw yellow things and posters. Man, this is sooo deep. You are amazing when you react and explain the lyrics 💎 I love this channel 🙏❤️ A lot of love and light from Sweden 🇸🇪
I never usually watch youtube but as soon as i see you post a video especially about NF or Twenty One Pilots i hop on that shit soo fast, i’m an extreme fan of both these artists and bands you’re picking up things even i didn’t get! thank you for making these! You really need to do Remember This by NF and HeavyDirtySoul and Levitate by TØP you will not regret it
The transition from the "living room" area to the Garage symbolizes (I think) the way their growth and sudden burst of attention happened. Because in the Living Room no one was paying attention. They were all doing their own thing while Tyler and Josh played, but in the garage, the two had everyone's attention. The transition could be described as a sudden thing, Tyler just up and unplugs his guitar, no smooth outro or warning, he just leaves.
I wanted to say that all of the people in this video were fans. They had fans submit a form & they chose them. ALL FANS. When you do another Twenty One Pilots please do Neon Gravestones, I would LOVE to hear your breakdown. (yes I've been one of the ones requesting this song lol)
First time seeing/hearing but I take it as "we *blew up* but we are still the same guys, the guys that performed in living rooms for friends/family, the guys we have always been".
Love all of your reactions! You seem to grasp the lyrics and their meanings so easily! You always give a different perspective that I never realized before . React to Holding On To You, Heavydirtysoul, or Kitchen Sink next. Btw Voodoo Ranger is a good beer 👌🏻🍻
you got it! tyler once said that he's chalenging himself writing about ordinary or obvious things in a creative way, the way that it never been said before.
#thethirdernest yo!!!! Love your reactions man - particularly the insights you provide about the video editing and your lyrical breakdowns. Keep doing what you’re doing cause it’s awesome. A few more TøP you have got to hit... based strictly on watching the Hype, the following will inform some of the questions you had from this video: -Screen -Chlorine What I want you to listen to next (all official videos): -Holding On To You -HeavyDirtySoul Jumpsuit Nico and The Niners Levitate Proposed TøP introduction series/train: [Self Titled Album] Addict With a Pen Fall Away (live version with Dr. Bloom) A Car, a torch, a Death Taxi Cab [ Regional at Best] Kitchen Sink Forest Lovely [Vessel] {Ode to Sleep} Holding On To You {Migraine} {Car Radio} Guns For Hands Screen Trees [BlurryFace] Stressed Out Ride Fairly Local Tear In My Heart The Judge Doubt HeavyDirtySoul [Soundtrack] Heathens [Trench] Jumpsuit Nico And the Niners Levitate My Blood Chlorine {The Hype} Neon Gravestones
I'm so glad I found your channel. I never watched reaction channels because I wanted to see some superficial, cookie-cutter reaction to certain videos. I was always looking for a more in-depth and thought out analysis of what was going on. Based on the comments I see a lot of other people feel the same way. Keep up the good work cause as far as I know, your the only one doing it.
You have got to react to "Trees" by them live!! they always close out their shows with that song and it is amazing live. I prefer the Fox Thearter video on youtube.
You’ve legit ruined watching all other reactors for me 😂 Nobody else pays so much attention and breaks down so well. You have a new subscriber my dude 🤘🏼
It's so cool to hear different interpretations of the song, especially on your first listen. My first take on this song has always stuck with me and I thought about it like this: Everyone feels things differently, everyone's lives are different. Especially during this age of social media, everyone around you is posting pictures and statuses about how awesome their lives are and how blessed they are (the hype) but sometimes it's disheartening when you're going through something different. Like when you're down and out and things look rough and you're stuck thinking, "Why me?" or, "Why is my life so hard? Why can't I be blessed?" Tyler's out here saying, "DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE," because yeah people can make life look easy and breezy but they could also just be hiding their struggle. "And you know you're a terrible sight, but you'll be just fine." Everyone's got a struggle, life isn't always perfect. And I've always interpreted the "step through" as, yeah right now you're sad but one of these days you won't be. You'll step through the hype and be fine with where you are. And then when I saw this music video for the first time, I took the explosions as the break through (or step through). I haven't really seen anyone with this point of view but I think that's what makes these guys so intriguing. Tyler writes these songs, interpreting them one way but he knows they could also be molded to fit how the audience feels because at one point or another, he's felt the same way. Idk man, just my two cents. I know this video I'm commenting on is from last year but I've only recently discovered your channel and your interpretations are so spot on and sometimes you give me things to think about that I didn't even consider and I've been a fan of them since the very beginning. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, FAM! This is long af but y'know, who cares?
Love the reaction. Several others had told you about Ned from the chlorine video. The end with the caprisun comes from Stressed Out. The concert last night was amazing and I’m ready for more TØP.
His name is Ned! He represents a lot of things in a way, but specifically it really represents creativity and trying to take care of it and trying to please it
aubreydink i also feel like it also kinda represents a new being/creature in his life/world. Tyler and Jenna announced the pregnancy not too long after that video came out, right? 👀🤔😂
Fun fact: this video was made sometime in July of 2019. This was before the band's final show of the Bandito tour in Columbus Ohio (their hometown). They sent out a casting call on social media for the fans, if they were in the Columbus area during a certain time in just to send over their name and info to be in the music video. I know multiple people from fan pages and such that traveled to be in this video. I remember my friend and I had just gone to the San Antonio show a week before and we were broke from the concert so we didn't try. This is a band who deeply appreciates their devout fans. Another reason to love and appreciate.
So the little dude's name is NED, and Tyler has said it represents his idea of creativity. If you listen to and watch Chlorine, you might be able to get a better idea of the little guy. It was the first music video that he made an appearance in. Love your content bro, you have some good insights to not only the music, but the videos. Really impressive for a first timer
Gotta love a good Mario Kart reference, I didn’t realize the frustration of sliding on a banana across the finish line was a universal experience haha. This was a really cool video for you break down for us
The start of the video, when the screen opens on his chest... that is a nod to the song "Screen" from Vessel .... you should totally go back to the beginning of TØP and dig in.... every song has so much meaning, and they are ALL pretty much connected. Tyler is definitely a concept artist.
LOVE the similarities between "ode to sleep" video progression and this one. Both start of with small crowd of like 12 people, then a bit bigger crowd halfway through and then the bumpin crowd at the end! So good how they portray their journey!
There are a couple symbols in this video such as the duct tape and the fuzzy little animal. The animals name is Ned and appears in the song Chlorine. He represents Tyler’s inspiration. The duct tape is one of the biggest symbols in the whole Trench album. In order to understand that you have to watch Jumpsuit the Levitate (the song is all rap). Then you’ll start to see the imaginary world they created. After that I would also suggest Neon Gravestones. It’s touches on a subject that needs to be talked about today.
6:31 its the basement. Earlier in the song he said “I’ll record my step through for my basement tapes” thats literally what he did. He recorded himself stepping through to his basement where they continued playing. Tyler Joseph everybody.
The cool thing about this video too....is how they put in a million little throwbacks to all of their previous music videos. For instance the Capri sun goes back to Stressed Out, the gradual increase in crowd size goes back to Ode To Sleep, etc. So it’s fun to go back and rewatch the Hype once you’ve seen all the others. Tyler is a mastermind.
Ik this definitely isn’t what this music video is referencing but I suddenly saw its exact parallels with a poem called “Mother, any distance”. The story line of this video is the exact same down to the opening a hatch in the roof towards a sky of opportunity and not quite knowing where you’re going (the lyrics). The only thing that’s not in line with the poem is the reversed ending. Just something the caught my interest that’s all
basement tapes refers to Tyler's first album, called No Phun Intended which he recorded in his parents' basement in 2007, whilst he was in the middle of his depression, etc.
Spot on interpretation. This song is on Trench which is an album written about their struggles of living with the way they blew up after Blurryface. Most of it is told in an imaginative world called Dima that Tyler created as a metaphor. But Cut my Lip and Chlorine are really good songs to breakdown.
The little guy you saw while they were on the roof was Ned he's featured on the song Chlorine. If you haven't noticed he also used yellow tape to fix the painting, and yellow tape plays a significant role on the Trench album signifying the Banditos. Also, the place this was shot at seems to be the same neighborhood on Stressed Out. TOP has been planning out their music videos for a very long time.
Duuuude! Im am sooo happy to have come across your channel. Im a fan of Twenty One Pilots and so thats how I found this video. I loove how you break it down for people. Im going to go ahead and assume that you are making so many more fans for these bands by explaining the meanings behind the lyrics. Sometimes you just get it because you can relate but if you dont, you need the explaination. You rock! Love the content!
Basement tapes is a reference to the fact that he recorded his first solo album alone in his basement in high school. It’s called No Phun Intended. He also recorded and produced this new album Trench in his home basement. I like the Hype but it’s in my bottom two songs off of the Trench Album which if I haven’t mentioned it is a masterpiece. The yellow tape is a big reference from the Trech trilogy videos released (Jumpsuit, Nico and the Niners and Levitate). A lot of the clique owns yellow duct tape for concerts (it’s a thing you’ll get later if you do more Trench songs). As others mentioned the little creature is NED from the Chlorine MV. I think you should do Heavy Dirty Soul next and then the Trench MV trilogy mentioned above 👍🏽
@@TheThirdErnest me and my best friend got to have a great experience twice. I've been to a lot of shows, I'd say around 20. Only other one that was close for me was maybe Shinedown.
Fun fanct: Tyler used to wrote songs in his basement and then record album called no phun intended. It's great album and also some lyrics he used later in his career as twenty one pilots
Theeeere's my favorite TH-camr, your reaction makes me realise the little things I didn't get while listening the first time, that's dope. Keep slaying
Man. Mister Ernest does some great reviews. His understanding of metaphor, word play, and intelligent writing consistently impresses. He even caught the importance of Ned on his first view. I did not. I'm fairly certain that I've seen all of T0Ps videos. The thing that I draw from all of them, the one constant, is that Josh is the immovable object in Tyler's world. Tyler may be in a car that is literally about to explode around him, but Josh is there, right in its path refusing to move as only the best of friends and brothers will. Why was he already on the roof? Because he will always be exactly where Tyler needs him to be.
If you listen really closely at 7:56 you can hear something from an old video called 'two-piece' where tyler says: "we're gonna rely pretty heavily on technology and energy to cover up the fact that we're only two people. but I think we can do it."
From what I heard this song was basically him talking to himself when he was younger before all the fame and that you shouldn't believe the hype of fame and fortune. People are gonna use you ("Yeah they might be talking behind your head" and people are gonna say shit to you that is hurtful for no reason ("You dont get thick skin without getting burned"). He references himself as a 'terrible sight" but comes to terms with who he is and just says "Hey man you're gonna be okay, just dont think it'll live up to what you think its gonna be. It isn't."
The film trick at the end where they are going forward and the elements are going back, is another simple trick. They just filmed tyler moving backwards through that scene so when they reversed it, it looks like hes moving forward.
ok so ... 1. the little thing is called NED, you gotta watch chlorine 2. the reason why Josh does not move to the garage and then to the roof it's because these are Tyler's struggles, Josh is just always there to support him. 3. They kept on adding flannel as the hype started to get bigger 4. those are not actors, they are actually fans that were chosen randomly to participate in the video 5. when he falls back down is the representation of when they took one year off of social media and made this new concept album called trench. the album is meant to have no single hits and it's a whole story about this city called DEMA. the album was not made for the mainstream but for the fans. this is their attempt at trying to go back to their roots
if you want to learn more about the little guy his name is Ned ! he's from their music video for Chlorine, you should definitely check that video out !
A interesting piece for the "Basement Tapes" part is that Tyler the lead for the band decided to create a recording studio in his basement so he couldn't make excuses for not working on the album, and putting it aside.
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The “ little thing “ is called Ned and he was in the Chlorine video where Ned represents creativity and how they are trying to take care of it and make it happy. 🤪
Ned Ned little baby Ned
Abby Mena Ned is amazing isn’t he
@@jessicaminiolik249 yea he is
I know right he is my favorite he is so cute I don’t even know why there was even a debate about if he was cute or if he wasn’t. He is the cutest thing I have ever seen in my life other than the girl I like she is a tøp fan and she is actually the reason I started listening to them but I am so glad I did because they have impacted my life so much.
@@jessicaminiolik249 I know they are so amazing they have saved people's lives they took me out of a depressive state. I didn't even talk to people really and now when I listen to them I get to know people who love Tøp too and its amazing
From my understating of this song is that they knew that even though they blew up really fast to getting videos over 1 billion videos as well as a Grammy they knew it wouldn’t last forever. And that their original fan base will always be there for them whether they’re at the top or not
As well as the ones they adopted:)
omEon Good point!
the "lil dude" is named Ned and he's from their song called "Chlorine" it's a really good listen and hope for a video for it
The little effect of the video starting by entering through Tyler's chest is a reference to a song called *"Screen"* saying "I do not know why I think I could lie 'cause there a screen on my chest".
listen to "heavydirtysoul", "jumpsuit", "nico and the niners" and "levitate"
in that order, they tell a story
yeah
Milagros Holding On To You, Addict With A Pen, Message Man and Kitchen Sink
heathens is between or in front of heavydirtysoul depending on how you look at the cycle
It's Nico and The Niners THEN Levitate
The crowd shown on the rooftop scene were real tøp fans.
HOLDING ON TO YOU, by TØP. Next!!
Yep...Ernest it was actually filmed in their hometown while they were there doing the last shows of that leg of their tour. TØP is very fan appreciative and realize with out the fans they'd have no Hype😊👍
I have several things to say about this MV because I love this band so much I could talk ab them all day, but someone else will probably explain it better.
Just wanna say, this whole video has references to other MVs that, after you watch, you might notice (the little monster is from "chlorine" which is amazing) and the transitions from a little crowd to a medium to a big one is most likely a reference to ode to sleep.
But also, this song is about their own hype, really. After their album "Blurryface", when they exploded with "Stressed Out", they took a year long hiatus and they were afraid people would stop caring about them, that after the hype of that album died down people would forget them, but Tyler trusted that the real fans would stay. And he tells us that he is glad to know he can count on us, on the people who really love them for their music and not just because the hype around them, and that we shouldn't care about it either, that we are his kind and we can trust him.
As I said, this doesn't even get close to all the things I wanna say ab this song and video, but you know, there's not enough time in the world for that.
The little dude at 10:00 is called NED, he makes his first appearance in TØP's Chlorine music video
Earnest: *reaches for water*
My brain: “you already know what it is, health is wealth in 2019”
Layedbak 😘
Luke Storm LAYEDBAK🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love layedbakdfr
2020
health is gone not wealth could even help it
Listen “holding on to you” one of my favorite song of TØP
There’s also theory that him saying my interior world needs to sanitize is referring to their song chlorine where he said a “sippin on straight chlorine” which would sanitize his interior world. Also that little character in the audience is in the chlorine video. He’s named ned. It represents his interior world idk lol.
I honestly dont even think its a theory. While Trench is a very loose concept album, everything is supposed to be a story to I'm not surprised seeing that. Just like neon gravestones being referenced in Bandito.
A main "story" mv are:
Hevydirtysoul
Jumpsuit
Nico and the niners
Levitate
Yo dude you have to check out Kitchen Sink or Addict With A Pen. For kitchen sink I recommend the live version and it features Tyler’s brother. As for Addict With A Pen I recommend the UG studio session. Love the vids!
Yes to both! The emotional and lyrical content are off the charts.
YESSSSS
Screen from the album Vessel.....Lyrics go “cause there’s a screen on my chest”
You should watch "Chlorine" to understand what this little thing was
And to enjoy:)
Me: Aw look at ned, he looks so happy, I wonder what Ernest is gonna say...
Ernest: What is that little thing?😂
I just wanted to say you’ve become one of my top favorite reactors/music dissectors lol like I watch a ton of ppl. I go into mad TH-cam holes, especially with tøp & will watch 15-20 different ppl react & try to explain or interpret the same song, but you by far actually know what you’re talking about & make sense with cohesive thoughts/comments. I love your breakdowns. They’re really deep & intricate & you catch a lot of what other first timer listeners don’t. Even with just getting into them recently, you really grasp & understand what they’re about & the message they’re bringing which is why I love them so much. I just started watching your videos a couple weeks ago & I’ve watched every tøp & NF video you’ve done so far. Keep up the awesome breakdowns.
Heeey...that's me front and center with one armed crossed holding the other.. 😂😂 and yes, like you said..it's kind of a self-concience stance...all eyes were going to be on me and I'm a bit camera shy...I had no idea what to do with my arms. 😂
They did tell us to act like we were liking what we were hearing but not way into it yet. But didn't tell us how to pose ourselves exactly. It was an awesome experience! So much love for these boys...I'm happy others can see what we see. 💛
Also, this girl
↖️ is 35. 😂
Wow. I was in the middle of listening to “Know” by NF, a song in which he clearly references Stressed Out by TØP, and the title here asks “IS THE HYPE REAL” which obviously has The Hype in it, but also basically NF’s slogan... and you just mentioned NF in this reaction video while I was about to finish this comment (have the video playing while I type). Damn the coincidences 😲
There's no such thing as coincidences. 😆☺😉😊
Where does he reference Stressed Out in the song?
TurtlesCanFly he’s says something like “I’m a little TOP stressed out”
@@vincentpwnz3555 that's what YOU believe in.
Vincent PWNz Recently I came to agree with that statement 🙂
You have to do neon gravestones, I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts on it. Another song I would like you to react to is kitchen sink and also addict with a pen.
yes to all three.
Hey, great video again!
About the clip, it's basically about their story. At first, Tyler would perform in a small room, with no one taking them seriously (Regional at Best in the basement), so they start to have a certain audience and reach out to some people (Vessel, in the garage), until they reach the top (Blurryface, with them performing on the roof), which was the height of their hype. But when the Blurryface era was over, they were back in their own and silent, dealing with their daily lives and taking care of their lives after the hype subsided. So when Tyler picks up the yellow tape and fixes the picture on the wall, we have Trench: they were back.
oh, and that little guy in the crowd, it was Ned. You need to watch Chlorine. But listen to Neon Gravestones, it's a piece of art.
Leave The City also has many metaphors, I think you'll like it.
I LOVE that you’re breaking TØP songs down-been a fan for years but the lyrics are so vague that some of them go right past me-you have a great grasp on Tyler’s writing and deeper meaning into the videos. MORE PLEASE!!!
You gotta watch and listen to all the trench album to see and hear the links in their songs. The whole album is a concept itself and the world they made in the album
Each stage is inferred to be an album, and the explosion their hiatus
😳😳😳FIRE reaction, bro!! I love the visual breakdowns so much. I’m a reaction junkie so I usually wait for a reaction rather than watching the original vid. When watching reactions on my phone the screen is so small and I miss some cool visuals, you’re like closed caption for the visually impaired.😂😂 Truly I wouldn’t catch as much as you do even if the screen was huge!
Please react to HOLDING ON TO YOU 👈🏼🔥🔥🔥
Ugh cringy emojid
Twenty one pilots hit me a way no one does 😭💓
Yeah, your guess on this video representing how they came up was spot on. It's like each location is an album. And like everyone else has said, the little thing is Ned from the Chlorine video.
But there's also some other references to other videos. The ending with the Capri suns are a nod to the stressed out video.
The yellow tape used to fix the picture is a reference to the Trench album. The tape is part of their wardrobe in the previous videos to this one.
And all the extras in the video are fans from their hometown (and near locations).
Great job fren. Wasn't expecting another twenty one pilots reaction vid so soon, but I'm glad it happened.
Blurryface album is the red album(from the color on the album to them using red beanie, and so on)
Trench is the yellow album(same here, the yellow tape on the wall and so much moore)
Tyler made him self a own world. I'm from Sweden and my enghlish is'nt so good to help you explain the whole storie. I would love to see someone explain everything from the red album and later the yellow album. It will open a whole new world, it's amazing stuff that come's out from Tylers head. If someone could help you understand, l think you should be shoocked to understand DEMA. And how people get clues on random make'd sites on internet and how the whole world saw yellow things and posters. Man, this is sooo deep.
You are amazing when you react and explain the lyrics 💎 I love this channel 🙏❤️ A lot of love and light from Sweden 🇸🇪
I think you did a great job explaining.
I never usually watch youtube but as soon as i see you post a video especially about NF or Twenty One Pilots i hop on that shit soo fast, i’m an extreme fan of both these artists and bands you’re picking up things even i didn’t get! thank you for making these! You really need to do Remember This by NF and HeavyDirtySoul and Levitate by TØP you will not regret it
I’m seeing them live in November and I can’t wait
The transition from the "living room" area to the Garage symbolizes (I think) the way their growth and sudden burst of attention happened. Because in the Living Room no one was paying attention. They were all doing their own thing while Tyler and Josh played, but in the garage, the two had everyone's attention. The transition could be described as a sudden thing, Tyler just up and unplugs his guitar, no smooth outro or warning, he just leaves.
I wanted to say that all of the people in this video were fans. They had fans submit a form & they chose them. ALL FANS. When you do another Twenty One Pilots please do Neon Gravestones, I would LOVE to hear your breakdown. (yes I've been one of the ones requesting this song lol)
First time seeing/hearing but I take it as "we *blew up* but we are still the same guys, the guys that performed in living rooms for friends/family, the guys we have always been".
Love all of your reactions! You seem to grasp the lyrics and their meanings so easily! You always give a different perspective that I never realized before . React to Holding On To You, Heavydirtysoul, or Kitchen Sink next. Btw Voodoo Ranger is a good beer 👌🏻🍻
When he said "made it this far... Fam"
Just went to my first twenty one pilots and if they come to your city DEFINITELY get tickets. Best concert I've ever been to
Dang, you mentioned things I hadn't even noticed before 🤦🏼♀️
Glad you like even their non bar heavy songs too though!
It's Ned who is particularly prominent and was introduced in the video for the song Chlorine.
you got it! tyler once said that he's chalenging himself writing about ordinary or obvious things in a creative way, the way that it never been said before.
Liked without even watching I love tøp and TheThirdErnest
Jessica Miniolik same!
Judy Caldwell yeah they are both amazing right
Indeed my g💚💯
Same
SAME LOL The third Ernest man... the way he breaks down these TØP videos... the whole time I'm listening to him I'm like: YES YES YESSSS! 🤣
#thethirdernest yo!!!! Love your reactions man - particularly the insights you provide about the video editing and your lyrical breakdowns.
Keep doing what you’re doing cause it’s awesome.
A few more TøP you have got to hit... based strictly on watching the Hype, the following will inform some of the questions you had from this video:
-Screen
-Chlorine
What I want you to listen to next (all official videos):
-Holding On To You
-HeavyDirtySoul
Jumpsuit
Nico and The Niners
Levitate
Proposed TøP introduction series/train:
[Self Titled Album]
Addict With a Pen
Fall Away (live version with Dr. Bloom)
A Car, a torch, a Death
Taxi Cab
[ Regional at Best]
Kitchen Sink
Forest
Lovely
[Vessel]
{Ode to Sleep}
Holding On To You
{Migraine}
{Car Radio}
Guns For Hands
Screen
Trees
[BlurryFace]
Stressed Out
Ride
Fairly Local
Tear In My Heart
The Judge
Doubt
HeavyDirtySoul
[Soundtrack]
Heathens
[Trench]
Jumpsuit
Nico And the Niners
Levitate
My Blood
Chlorine
{The Hype}
Neon Gravestones
I'm so glad I found your channel. I never watched reaction channels because I wanted to see some superficial, cookie-cutter reaction to certain videos. I was always looking for a more in-depth and thought out analysis of what was going on. Based on the comments I see a lot of other people feel the same way. Keep up the good work cause as far as I know, your the only one doing it.
You have got to react to "Trees" by them live!! they always close out their shows with that song and it is amazing live. I prefer the Fox Thearter video on youtube.
I highly recommend heavydirtysoul, message man, and the judge!!
You’ve legit ruined watching all other reactors for me 😂
Nobody else pays so much attention and breaks down so well. You have a new subscriber my dude 🤘🏼
Dude you should be so much bigger, your breakdowns are spot on. How long you b3en going for??
He's been doing breakdowns for a year
It's so cool to hear different interpretations of the song, especially on your first listen. My first take on this song has always stuck with me and I thought about it like this: Everyone feels things differently, everyone's lives are different. Especially during this age of social media, everyone around you is posting pictures and statuses about how awesome their lives are and how blessed they are (the hype) but sometimes it's disheartening when you're going through something different. Like when you're down and out and things look rough and you're stuck thinking, "Why me?" or, "Why is my life so hard? Why can't I be blessed?" Tyler's out here saying, "DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE," because yeah people can make life look easy and breezy but they could also just be hiding their struggle. "And you know you're a terrible sight, but you'll be just fine." Everyone's got a struggle, life isn't always perfect. And I've always interpreted the "step through" as, yeah right now you're sad but one of these days you won't be. You'll step through the hype and be fine with where you are. And then when I saw this music video for the first time, I took the explosions as the break through (or step through). I haven't really seen anyone with this point of view but I think that's what makes these guys so intriguing. Tyler writes these songs, interpreting them one way but he knows they could also be molded to fit how the audience feels because at one point or another, he's felt the same way. Idk man, just my two cents. I know this video I'm commenting on is from last year but I've only recently discovered your channel and your interpretations are so spot on and sometimes you give me things to think about that I didn't even consider and I've been a fan of them since the very beginning. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, FAM! This is long af but y'know, who cares?
Love the reaction. Several others had told you about Ned from the chlorine video. The end with the caprisun comes from Stressed Out. The concert last night was amazing and I’m ready for more TØP.
If you want to know what that “little thing” is, react to the chlorine music video.
You have to react to Chlorine to know where the weird thing came from or kinda came from, I still don't know where or what it represents
His name is Ned! He represents a lot of things in a way, but specifically it really represents creativity and trying to take care of it and trying to please it
it represents tyler's creativity/music
aubreydink i also feel like it also kinda represents a new being/creature in his life/world. Tyler and Jenna announced the pregnancy not too long after that video came out, right? 👀🤔😂
I love that you keep doing twenty one pilots ♥️
they just released the hype - locations session! you should see it
I think the house looks like one of their childhood homes. Tyler's I think. It's in Stressed Out.
Fun fact: this video was made sometime in July of 2019. This was before the band's final show of the Bandito tour in Columbus Ohio (their hometown). They sent out a casting call on social media for the fans, if they were in the Columbus area during a certain time in just to send over their name and info to be in the music video. I know multiple people from fan pages and such that traveled to be in this video. I remember my friend and I had just gone to the San Antonio show a week before and we were broke from the concert so we didn't try. This is a band who deeply appreciates their devout fans. Another reason to love and appreciate.
So the little dude's name is NED, and Tyler has said it represents his idea of creativity. If you listen to and watch Chlorine, you might be able to get a better idea of the little guy. It was the first music video that he made an appearance in. Love your content bro, you have some good insights to not only the music, but the videos. Really impressive for a first timer
Gotta love a good Mario Kart reference, I didn’t realize the frustration of sliding on a banana across the finish line was a universal experience haha. This was a really cool video for you break down for us
That shit pissed me off every time lmao
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Ned 😤😤😤 react to chlorine next... my personal fav on their most recent album
The start of the video, when the screen opens on his chest... that is a nod to the song "Screen" from Vessel .... you should totally go back to the beginning of TØP and dig in.... every song has so much meaning, and they are ALL pretty much connected. Tyler is definitely a concept artist.
LOVE the similarities between "ode to sleep" video progression and this one.
Both start of with small crowd of like 12 people, then a bit bigger crowd halfway through and then the bumpin crowd at the end! So good how they portray their journey!
There are a couple symbols in this video such as the duct tape and the fuzzy little animal. The animals name is Ned and appears in the song Chlorine. He represents Tyler’s inspiration. The duct tape is one of the biggest symbols in the whole Trench album. In order to understand that you have to watch Jumpsuit the Levitate (the song is all rap). Then you’ll start to see the imaginary world they created. After that I would also suggest Neon Gravestones. It’s touches on a subject that needs to be talked about today.
Fall Away is my favorite Twenty One Pilots song.
6:31 its the basement. Earlier in the song he said “I’ll record my step through for my basement tapes” thats literally what he did. He recorded himself stepping through to his basement where they continued playing. Tyler Joseph everybody.
Joy Legon but thats a garage and not a basement???
Cringe Man idk thats the theory ive heard 🤷🏻♀️ in my opinion its not really clear if its a basement or garage
The cool thing about this video too....is how they put in a million little throwbacks to all of their previous music videos. For instance the Capri sun goes back to Stressed Out, the gradual increase in crowd size goes back to Ode To Sleep, etc. So it’s fun to go back and rewatch the Hype once you’ve seen all the others. Tyler is a mastermind.
And of course Ned goes back to Chlorine.
Ik this definitely isn’t what this music video is referencing but I suddenly saw its exact parallels with a poem called “Mother, any distance”. The story line of this video is the exact same down to the opening a hatch in the roof towards a sky of opportunity and not quite knowing where you’re going (the lyrics). The only thing that’s not in line with the poem is the reversed ending.
Just something the caught my interest that’s all
u doin real good reactions
u getting everything right on point
do more
all my support
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
React to guns for hands please
basement tapes refers to Tyler's first album, called No Phun Intended which he recorded in his parents' basement in 2007, whilst he was in the middle of his depression, etc.
I like how right after he made this twenty one pilots release the remastered edition
Spot on interpretation. This song is on Trench which is an album written about their struggles of living with the way they blew up after Blurryface. Most of it is told in an imaginative world called Dima that Tyler created as a metaphor. But Cut my Lip and Chlorine are really good songs to breakdown.
That "little thing" is Ned. He's from the video "chlorine"
Been subbed for a while and if you're on Twenty One Pilots train, I'm shocked you haven't listened to Heavydirtysoul.
That’s for being an OG and tbh I haven’t listened to a lot lol got YEARS to catch up on lol
The little guy you saw while they were on the roof was Ned he's featured on the song Chlorine. If you haven't noticed he also used yellow tape to fix the painting, and yellow tape plays a significant role on the Trench album signifying the Banditos. Also, the place this was shot at seems to be the same neighborhood on Stressed Out.
TOP has been planning out their music videos for a very long time.
I love how Josh is always in the next room waiting for him. So wholesome
Duuuude! Im am sooo happy to have come across your channel. Im a fan of Twenty One Pilots and so thats how I found this video. I loove how you break it down for people. Im going to go ahead and assume that you are making so many more fans for these bands by explaining the meanings behind the lyrics. Sometimes you just get it because you can relate but if you dont, you need the explaination. You rock! Love the content!
Basement tapes is a reference to the fact that he recorded his first solo album alone in his basement in high school. It’s called No Phun Intended. He also recorded and produced this new album Trench in his home basement.
I like the Hype but it’s in my bottom two songs off of the Trench Album which if I haven’t mentioned it is a masterpiece. The yellow tape is a big reference from the Trech trilogy videos released (Jumpsuit, Nico and the Niners and Levitate). A lot of the clique owns yellow duct tape for concerts (it’s a thing you’ll get later if you do more Trench songs). As others mentioned the little creature is NED from the Chlorine MV.
I think you should do Heavy Dirty Soul next and then the Trench MV trilogy mentioned above 👍🏽
Can't wait to see Neon Gravestones next :) Listen to them Patreons! lol
That was the fastest I’ve ever clicked on a video
EA3..you rock as hard as that drummer!!!😂💞 I could listen to that guy drum all day every day!!😂 much love and light to you fam!!!💞
I've been to 2 TØP concerts and I just went to the show they just did 3 days ago. They have produced my 2 favorite concerts I've ever been to.
I need to check them out next time they are around me for sure
@@TheThirdErnest me and my best friend got to have a great experience twice. I've been to a lot of shows, I'd say around 20. Only other one that was close for me was maybe Shinedown.
I really appreciate that you take the time to not only analyze the video and lyrics but how the correlate
Fun fanct: Tyler used to wrote songs in his basement and then record album called no phun intended. It's great album and also some lyrics he used later in his career as twenty one pilots
Theeeere's my favorite TH-camr, your reaction makes me realise the little things I didn't get while listening the first time, that's dope. Keep slaying
you would understand the gremlin looking thing (Ned) if you watched the chlorine mv
You need to listen the entire álbum TRENCH!! You will understand moore
Man. Mister Ernest does some great reviews. His understanding of metaphor, word play, and intelligent writing consistently impresses. He even caught the importance of Ned on his first view. I did not.
I'm fairly certain that I've seen all of T0Ps videos. The thing that I draw from all of them, the one constant, is that Josh is the immovable object in Tyler's world. Tyler may be in a car that is literally about to explode around him, but Josh is there, right in its path refusing to move as only the best of friends and brothers will. Why was he already on the roof? Because he will always be exactly where Tyler needs him to be.
Honestly would love to hear what you have to say about Addict with a Pen, one of my favorites
I liked that perspective you explained on what makes a writer talented. And what an interesting music video!
If you listen really closely at 7:56 you can hear something from an old video called 'two-piece' where tyler says:
"we're gonna rely pretty heavily on technology and energy to cover up the fact that we're only two people. but I think we can do it."
From what I heard this song was basically him talking to himself when he was younger before all the fame and that you shouldn't believe the hype of fame and fortune. People are gonna use you ("Yeah they might be talking behind your head" and people are gonna say shit to you that is hurtful for no reason ("You dont get thick skin without getting burned"). He references himself as a 'terrible sight" but comes to terms with who he is and just says "Hey man you're gonna be okay, just dont think it'll live up to what you think its gonna be. It isn't."
The film trick at the end where they are going forward and the elements are going back, is another simple trick. They just filmed tyler moving backwards through that scene so when they reversed it, it looks like hes moving forward.
Very insightful commentary🔥 breakdown💯; now appreciating the lyrics and video much more than how it hit before :) Great stuff!!
ok so ...
1. the little thing is called NED, you gotta watch chlorine
2. the reason why Josh does not move to the garage and then to the roof it's because these are Tyler's struggles, Josh is just always there to support him.
3. They kept on adding flannel as the hype started to get bigger
4. those are not actors, they are actually fans that were chosen randomly to participate in the video
5. when he falls back down is the representation of when they took one year off of social media and made this new concept album called trench. the album is meant to have no single hits and it's a whole story about this city called DEMA. the album was not made for the mainstream but for the fans. this is their attempt at trying to go back to their roots
You're reactions/breakdowns are 🔥. Spot on
if you want to learn more about the little guy his name is Ned ! he's from their music video for Chlorine, you should definitely check that video out !
you have the best reactions. the way you dig into the music is awesome
You noticed lil Ned! He's from the "Chlorine" music video.
A interesting piece for the "Basement Tapes" part is that Tyler the lead for the band decided to create a recording studio in his basement so he couldn't make excuses for not working on the album, and putting it aside.
You asked how Josh already got up on the roof but with every transition, Josh was already there with the drums. Probably something there.
This vid majorly references several TØP songs, especially Screen from the Vessel era. "Yeah there's a screen on my chest"