#can't understand the lyrics

[bakudekublogblog]

i'm sorry i dont think we're talking enough about the bkdk music video. they wrote a whole song full of yearning lyrics and holding hands and longing to be at each other's sides and miscommunicating but still wanting to be together, and then they put child actors in bkdk colors and hand them playing super heroes and holding hands. like bkdks were just given that. an official bkdk song and music video. hello????

[lonestardust]

sneak peek from my new wip 👀

[sulky-cabbage]

The sukugo fight can't get animated any sooner I'm craving sukugo tiktok edits

[flower-boi16]

My thoughts on the "Just Look My Way" music video...

I hate it. It's a Stolitz song that victimizes Stolas and demonizes Blitz for leaving him, again. Oh boo hoo poor UwU Stolas he just wants Blitz to know that he loves him, please feel bad for this poor owl boy 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺.

Ya no Stolas is an uninteresting POS sorry not sorry. The animation and music are nice though...aside from that ya sorry don't like it lol.

[elliedafish]

There's a special kind of serotonin boost that I get from listening to Taylor's music that I can't really explain well to someone who's not a swiftie.

[realbigpodcastslut]

Show is moved to 7 pm on Fridays.

[teathattast]

They're mine

I cannot believe they're mine

Don't you know

It's in the way you move

[denkies]

Wanted to mention the lyrics to the BSD 5 opening and their significance to a specific scene

「立ち止まる事でしか見えない場所が」

A place that can only be seen by stopping [movement]

「行けない場所がある」

There are places you can't go.

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So when showing the rift between Atsushi and Akutagawa (life and death), the lyrics mention the afterlife. A place only Akutagawa can see, after death. Then, "there are places you can't go."

From Akutagawa's perspective, it would be "I am in a place only seen after death. You can't come to this place; you can't follow me."

From Atsushi's perspective, this would be "You are somewhere that I can't see, that I can't reach. You can't go there [you can't leave me]."

[Don't go where I can't follow]

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Edit: more detailed analysis about it here

[lexiconne]

What do you call it if you identify heavily with punk culture & values & try to DIY your own cool clothes and are generally anti-establishment and super GNC but you just. like. don't listen to music. Full stop music just isn't for you. What then

[dumvixerum]

This song is so white raven coded, especially Lenore (comment te dire adieu means "How to say goodbye" btw) since she literally committed arson to see her wife again and followed her into the after life too

And there's also a few lyrics concerning fire and silex and stuff

Anyway I see white raven stuff everywhere it's frightening 💀 sometimes it's morellada too, since the current state of both of those ships is very similar ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

[dream-this-nightmare-over]

Lyrics parallels:

you're losing me by Taylor Swift (Midnights, 2022)

can’t be friends (wait for your love) by Ariana Grande (Eternal Sunshine, 2024)

[funecirecrumble]

Listening to AoT songs: "hey love the song but why does it have magical girl kind of vibes?"

Checking the title: 'she lies in a cold coffin' "oh no it's the crystal thing i-"

Looking for the lyrics; 'i dreamt of freedom but this pile of corpse still doesn't reach heaven' "oh my fucking god what"

[john-gosh-darnielle]

some things you do

just to see

how bad they'll make you feel

[britneyshakespeare]

i'm very interested what ppl find to be the harder shakespeare plays and which they found to be easier. bc i was googling out of curiosity and i found a sparknotes article (link if you're curious) that ranked ten of the most commonly-read plays on difficulty and it put king lear kinda down low whereas it put julius caesar pretty high because of the politics/complicated conflicts. that kind of baffled me because julius caesar was the first tragedy i read outside of the classroom and i found it very approachable; it's one i often recommend to people trying to get into shakespeare because the plot is already familiar to most ppl and you can just enjoy the poetry and how shakespeare chooses to characterize these figures. on the other hand i read king lear a few years later in my shakespeare journey, and to be honest i still kind of have a hard time with lear. maybe i just don't connect with it on some level; i'm not sure. it's not a very tightly-organized play where the action is as centered as in the other tragedies like hamlet or macbeth. that's certainly a me thing and maybe that'll change with age. but i'm always a little surprised when i find someone's experience with the plays so much different than mine.

anyway if you're reading this feel free to reblog and tag or comment which shakespeare plays you found yourself falling into most naturally and which worlds you felt like you had to force yourself into. i'm interested in what ppl feel on this subject