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this is incredible it almost feels like its own genre

wowie

This is good like actually

I love your music!!

I happened to stumble upon your works recently and loved the way you make your songs and use Po-Uta but now I’m so curious. Is this an art project? I tried to look at your website but was a little confused. I’m intrigued to know more though. Is this a story?

Blud cooked again.

I have no idea what this is about but it sounds so good, you really make Po-Uta work here

блин прикольно звучит

This is haunting!!!

Best song ever…

Wait why this feel like an analog horror, I love it

cool

THIS IS GENUINELY AMAZING

Can i use a little part of your work on a video I'll want to make later? Indeed I'll mention your name for this song

Your work is real diamond, I love the way you tune po uta.

Great as always!

COMO ES POSIBLE QUE HALLA LLEGADO A ALGO TAN BUENO 7 MESES TARDE

Wow a new song already!!

is there a way to get to listen to the instrumental here? no bias on Po-uta, but it'd be nice background noise

なんとなく目に止まって再生したらめちゃくちゃ大当たりだった 最高。 投稿してくれてありがとうございます!

The art is beautiful!

This is so cool

This is amazing!

such an ethereal song

im utterly amazed that you're so underrated, you're one of my favorite artists!!

!! UNDERRATED ALERT !!! *New subscriber gained!

I was about to check your channel searching for another po-uta song, this is amazing, please keep going with the great po-uta songs!

THOSE VISUALS ARE EPIC

Wow, I didn't expect this today! Good job!

Bro really dropped a banger then left . Honestly baffling, but who am I to judge ?

How the fuck this has not blown up since then ?

THIS IS SO SICK. This is like. The perfect genre/usage for Po-Uta. Please please please make more songs with him this is awesome!!!

You need more attention.

Omg I love this song's concept!!! You made the atmosphere absolutely perfect with this production!!!❤❤❤

I really don't like these type of songs but somehow I've always returned to *this* video in particular over and over again, this must be my 50th rewatch by now, I'm not joking. What kind of witchcraft did you use ?

beatiful song and gorgeous vid ty!

holly shit妈咪您真的…我跪了…您的歌真的让我灵感爆发…

I always think that something like nature like/goblincore, cottagecore, etc.(Since he was inspired by nurture) , Is the only thing that suit po-uta so well, but seeing your visualization with this MV, kindly making me surprised, that is actually genius to put po-uta and his robotic sound to a somekind webcore aesthetic MV that actually fit him perfectly !! And thx for this cool music ^A^!!

i visited your site and its very very interesting!!!! i love this song and the whole concept of this a lot, keep it up!!!!

This is absolutely enchanting, I was captured from beginning to end. I love the slow visuals combined with this evolving eerie sense of dread, and that part where everything pauses was so well done. Incredible work here :)

I LOVEEEE ITTTT!!!!!!

Ive been listenjng to this on repeat for 3 hours. Very powerful.

Omg, it's amazing

Omg bro, this is stylish! Love it so much! *3 Thanks for such beautifful song! <3

This is excellent, very much my aesthetic. Well done, I look forward to seeing more someday!

Holl shit. Ok this is some real shit. Admittedly, I haven't gotten past Genesis, so this interpertation of the song might be wrong, but I love religious imagery so. I am also not good at interperting shit but whatever. Here we go. I think this song could either very literally be about actual God, or be using the religious motifs as metaphors. First, the title. "Invisible leviathans". Leviathan is considered the embodiement of chaos, and as a sea serpent who eats the damned. He is also considered the demon of greed. I think this line speaks of unknowable danger. Since it is chaotic, it may appear anytime, and it is unpredictable. However, if we interpert it more literally, it could be speaking about actual invisble Leviathans. Actual forces of chaos, death and greed that nobody is capable of seeing. The opening lines: "Everytime I pass a high voltage power line hanging down by the side of the road, I feel that I am very close to death." "In fact, don't you think this is when it's the farthest instead? Because you see it." This is shown on a blue screen. Actually, technology seems to be a light motif in this, appearing at the start and the end. I think this ties in with the "invisible, unpredictable danger" thing. It's farthest here, because you know that the danger is there and can thus avoid it. If you didn't see the power line, you'd be way likelier to get injured by it. Also, cables vaguely resemble snakes. Leviathan was a sea serpent. "Confirm it with those confused eyes, place your hope in the beam of light." This could refer to becoming aware of danger that was before invisible. The beam of light is pretty obviously meant to be God. People often turn to God with problems they don't know how to solve with prayers. By praying that they stay out of danger, people are quite literally placing their hope in the beam of light. "Crystalline lens are gift from merciful the God of the world. To save people from the chaos of the dim unseen world. Remember to never trust the invisible." The crystalline lens is the elliptical structure located behind the iris that helps to focus light entering the eye onto the retina. This line is meant to say that our ability to see the light is a gift fron God. In the Abrahamic creation myth, the world was dark until God said "Let there be light". This world would be dim. I've seen interpertations online say that the old Hebrew word that is often translated as God "creating" the world actually is closer to "organised" the world, meaning He didn't necessarily create it. Before He organised it, the world would be chaotic. Thus meaning the world would be chaotic and dim before God. I'm not sure about the unseen part. It might be trying to imply that the world is still this way, but God's light protects people from it. Or that He is at least trying to save people from it. The last line could be a general warning against the "invisible leviathans", who are the personification if this dim, chaotic world. It could also be a way of pointing out the irony of us trusting God, who is invisible, despite this warning. Maybe God isn't what He appears to be? "Nothing to worry, God used to tell me within kidness so I believe it" This is interesting. Has God directly spoken to the protagonist? Or is this more meant to be just a generalisation of what God would say? As in, the protagonist was told growing up "Don't worry about it, God will take care of it". Whatever the case, these words were said with what is allegedly kind intent, so the protagonist believed them. "Nothing to worry, reality exists, as it always be so I believe it" This might be a reference to the "split" of the pre-God and post-God world. The protagonist believes that the world has always existed the way it has, again, either due to God Himself or from other people telling them so. "Nothing to worry, danger observed far behind me so I believe it" This danger is observable, so the protagonist believes it. Interestingly enough, it comes from far behind them, perhaps implying that this danger is invisible, but the protagonist is aware of it regardless. "Nothing to worry unseeable dread crawling to me I feel it" Ok, so the danger IS invisible. Or at least, "unseeable". I think this is a bit vaguer than the rest of the lines. I believe this could either represent the protagonist becoming aware of the invisible leviathans and being targetted by them, or the protagonist becoming afraid of something other people can't see. At this point, the screen seems to glitch out, as if the world was digital and breaking. (It appears in the cracks of the world, where words can't cover. But the feeling it brings is so familiar, could it be it's been with me for a long time?) Very interesting. To be honest, I don't know what the first two lines mean. It could mean that this "thing" exists somewhere outside of the regular world. "Where words can't covee" could either mean that it's physically impossible to speak in this place, or that perhaps this "thing" is impossible to describe? The last two lines are more obvious. If this "thing" is the invisible leviathans, it could have been with the protagonist for a long time by being invisible. (It has a shape, but it's out of reach. It occupies everything we "witness". The shadow that is cast by its huge body is so vast that we, who are in it... Even not realise that it's always been watching us.) Very Very interesting. I believe these lines could either be talking about God, the invisible leviathans, or both. Because what if God IS the invisible leviathans? Before this, God was equated with light. This thing is equated with shadow. Shadow cannot exist without light. Could it be that the leviathans are the result of God existing? The last two lines make me think. What if God's light is actually not light? What if it's shadow? Since it's all that humans have ever known, they'd never realise that God was always the shadow. I don't know though. "Concept of God is born in the mind, it's body has rotted at the night, empty shells are worshipped by all, no on cares about the cracks inside." OHHHH BOY. Okay, maybe. Maybe I was wrong. It seems the protagonist is beggining to loose their faith. "Concept of God is born in the mind" but either be literal, meaning that God comes to life by us believing in Him, or it could be metaphorical, referring to how people often twist God to suit what they want to believe. The next three lines are even more oh boy. Night is equated with darkness. Perhaps God once did exist, but no longer does. He might have been destroyed and replaced by the invisible leviathans without anybody noticing. Even though there might have been evidence that shows "God" is not trustworthy, people choose to ignore it. "Individuals are interacting, weaving illusions make up everyday life. Invisible leviathans are roaming, blocking out the starlight from the deep sky." OHHH BOY!!!!!!! I believe the first two lines refer to people ignoring the invisible leviathans on purpose. They delude themselves by believing they are safe from them, because they pray to God. The invisible levianthans block out the light of God, casting a shadow upon the world. "Reality or fantasy? Drop of water or the sea? Wrapped in the worlds, we are born in a trap, chasing one monster after another, reaching out to the tower of Babel." The protagonist questions their world. Now that they are aware od the true nature of the world, they can't tell what is real and what is false. They don't even know the extent of the truth. Humanity is wrapped in the pre and post-God worlds, born in a trap. In the end, the leviathan will consume them all for their sins. Maybe, after the protagonist finds out the truth, they manage to convince other humans of it. Angered by God's lies, they build a tower to reach Him. Ironically, this brings about their downfall, as they are now seperated by languages and can no longer interact with each other. Perhaps it is this sin that the leviathans kill them for in the end. ...I'll be honest, I don't know what the random words mean. Sorry. "When it all turns silent, it arrives. Casting a shadow that will surround you aside." BOYY... This could refer to a lot of things. When night falls, all turns silent. The night is dark. Darkness is the invisible leviathans, the shadow that they cast. However, I believe it could also symbolize that the invisible leviathans get you when you least expect it. Or that perhaps, when all turns silent, when human society collapses, that's when the leviathans will take their chance to get rid of humanity. Who knows? The end also seems to show a laptop, which is technology.

oo nice!!