Interesting note: "Hey Jude" was a song written by Paul mcCartney for John Lennon's son Julian, who was being neglected by his father when he started dating Yoko Ono. Parental neglect is a major theme in Evangelion. This works on so many levels it isn't funny.
@@godoatthegoat2884 It makes perfect sense though. Consider songs like "A Day in the Life", "Strawberry Fields Forever", and especially "Revolution 9." Songs by The Beatles can, and have been, cacophonous and downright creepy at times.
@@Yakkymania i know, and i agree that johns violence is massively overstated to the point of slander... HOWEVER, the meme circlejerk beatles fans have where he was basically biologically compelled to beat every woman he saw is undeniably funny
I love this cause its like two forces fighting against each other. The complete negativity and hopelessness of komm süsser todd and the positive hopeful message of Hey Jude. And in the clash between each other they make something new.
John: I've been waiting for this moment for so long... To finally be with you again, Yoko. When I'm with Julian, I only hurt him. So, it's better that I do nothing. Yoko: So, you were afraid of Julian. John: I don't believe that I can be loved by others... I'm not worthy of love. Paul: You're just running away. You simply reject the world before you get hurt. Yoko: Afraid of the shapeless, invisible barriers that separate people... Cynthia: You just closed your heart to others. John: So, this is my retribution. Forgive me... Julian.
This is literally perfect. These songs connect in so many ways. First off, they're both 7+ mins long where the song part is only 3 minutes and there's a long ass coda at the end. They even use similar chords. I think the first couple are exactly the same. Also, the "na na na na na... hey jude" part has the exact same melody as the "tumbling down" part. They blend almost perfectly. But the lyrics tho, this is where they are just perfect. Paul McCartney wrote this song about Julian Lennon, John Lennon's first child after he was abandoned. He felt immense sympathy for him and wanted to song to encourage him to keep himself open to the world even though his dad had left him... much like Shinji... it's a little worse tho cause Lennon straight up said that Julian was an accident while Gendou did care about Shinji, he just didn't know how to express it. In a way, it almost feels as if Paul is singing to Shinji, trying to encourage him while Shinji is just falling apart mentally. The way they pitch Ariane's vocals make her sound a bit more boyish, emphasizing that it's Shinji speaking. While Shinji is singing about the world ending around him, Paul is trying to get him to let "her" into his heart. This her could be Misato, or Asuka. He's trying to tell him that he doesn't have to be alone, he doesn't have to "carry the weight on his shoulder [...] and let the world get colder". In my head canon, when Paul sings "you made to go and and get her", I imagine he's saying "get hurt" which fits in with the Hedgehog's Dilemma theme. The only way this could get better is if they pitched up McCartney's vocals or at least, made him sound more feminine. Then, the "hey Jude" parts could be from Misato's point of view, the person that became a guardian or parental figure to Shinji, the same thing Paul became for Julian. I love this so much
Btw, the director of the movie originally wanted to use Hey Jude, but he didn‘t get the rights for it so he had someone compose Komm Süsser Tod. That‘s why the songs are so similar, Komm Süsser Tod is based on Hey Jude.
@@kernspalte That's bullshit but I believe it. I know Anno wanted a russian classical piece for the OP, but the execs said no, so he made the best anime OP ever, so it seems plausible.
This mashup is great because Hey Jude is about letting someone into your life to deal with rejection while Komm Susser Tod is about shutting people out to deal with rejection. I'm going to be thinking about this a lot.
@@neinno8172 But "Jude" is pronounced completely differently in German than the English pronunciation of the name. And if you're humming it you're not even saying the lyrics. And even if you inexplicably decided to sing about Jews, Germany decided Jews are ok about 70 years ago.
@@iminsideyou2717 I also heard Komm Süsser Tod is inspired by Hey Jude, but also by a Whiter Shade of pale by A Procol Harum. Lestening to all three songs, I can see both resemblances. Would really like to have an official source for this though.
I heard somewhere that the director of the Evangelion series actually wanted to use Hey Jude for THAT SCENE, but had to give up due to the astronomical copyright cost. So he tried to come up with something similar, and did such a great job that it looked like plagiarism. There's a reason this works so well.
I can imagine Paul and Ringo not being interested in the film...but they would be told by someone: "Hey...do you know that "Hey Jude" appears in an apocalyptic religious scene?" and they wouldn't know what to answer to that.
Nah that’s just a rumor, they both sound similar because they’re both based on Canon by Pechebel. Komm Susser Tod even has the same chord structure as canon.
I love how there's so many cool little overlaps between the lyrics. KST: "So with sadness in my heart i feel the best thing i could do is end it all and leave forever" HJ: "Don't carry the world upon your shoulders" KST: "What's done is done it feels so bad , what once was happy now is sad, i'll never love again, my world is ending" HJ: "By making his world a little colder" KST: "I wish that i could turn back time, cause now the guilt is all mine, can't live without the trust from those you love" HJ: "Hey Jude, don't let me down, you have found her now go and get her " KST: "I know we can't forget the past, you can't forget love and pride, because of that it's killing me inside" HJ: "Remember to let her into your heart, then you can start to make it better" And then the rest of the song devolves into everything tumbling on down, and letting everyone down, and losing everything. All the while still cheering on Jude, still believing in him. These two songs are opposite sides of the same coin. One rejoicing in despair, the other encouraging hope. Both are equally beautiful.
The song mashup makes it feel like there's a group of friends who're trying to convince their depressed friend who got through a bad break-up to keep looking for love and he'll find the one soon. Love the vibes I'm getting from the song.
When I watched this EVA and the music starts, I felt an instant nostalgia. At that time I can't clearly recall what music it is. Then after a couple of playback, I recognized that it made me remember "Hey Jude" that my father used to play in our cassette player when I was still a kid.
And Shinji is in the background getting rejected by Ringo Starr. Also, the singer sounds like Cher when pitch-shifted. EDIT: That must be one heck of a way to go.
Hey, Jude, don't make it bad Take a sad song and make it better Remember to let her into your heart Then you can start to make it better Hey, Jude, don't be afraid You were made to go out and get her The minute you let her under your skin Then you begin to make it better So with sadness in my heart I feel the best thing I could do Don't carry the world upon your shoulders/Is end it all and leave forever What's done is done it feels so bad What once was happy now is sad By making his world a little colder /I'll never love again my world is ending Hey, Jude, don't let me down /I wish, that I could turn back time You have found her, now go and get her /'Cause now the guilt is all mine, can't live without the trust from those you love Remember to let her into your heart /I know, we can't forget the past Then you can start to make it better /You can't forget love and pride, because of that it's killing me inside Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, it all comes tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, I just keep letting me down, letting me down, letting me down In my heart of hearts, I knew that I could never love again I've lost everything Everything Everything that matters to me Matters in this world Hey, Jude, don't make it bad Take a sad song and make it better Remember to let her under your skin (oh!) Then you'll begin to make it better, Better. Better! Better! BETTER! Back at you! Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, it just keeps tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, I just keep letting me down, letting me down, letting me down Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude (Jude, Jude, Juda-Juda-Juda-Juda-) /It all returns to nothing, it just keeps tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down
(AA-AA-AOW-WOA-AA-AOW) Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude (Jude, Jude, Jude, Jude)/It all returns to nothing, I just keep letting me down, letting me down, letting me down Nah, nah nah nananah nah (Yeahyeah yeah), nananah nah nah, hey Jude /... Tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude /... Letting me down, letting me down, letting me down Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude /... Tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude /... Letting me down, letting me down, letting me down Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude... (Insert cool ass bluesy piano) New context and mini-analysis: The first percussion instrument in both songs is the tambourine. The coda is when the string instruments are introduced. One last verse is played before the coda. Arianne -> Shinji during Third Impact Paul McCartney -> Misato or Lilith/Rei Remember to let her into your heart/The minute you let her under your skin/You were made to go out and get her (hurt) - Hedgehog's Dilemma Don't carry the world upon your shoulder - Shinji is a traumatized teenage God, thus carrying the world upon his shoulders. Is sung when Arianne/Shinji is singing about ending the world By making his world a little colder - All life on Earth is in the black moon and not on earth, making the world colder. Rest of the lyrics are Hey Jude's optimism, hope and motivating words clashing with Komm Süsser Tod's empty, hopeless, depressing and nihilistic lyrics. Hey Jude's lyrics sounds like it's Lilith/Rei encouraging Shinji to get Asuka post-Third Impact and to not repeat what he did before. Komm Süsser Tod's lyrics is Shinji burdened by the past, not listening to Lilith/Rei's encouraging words to go forward. Both song's codas perfectly clash with eachother. Komm Süsser Tod's downward spiral of nihilism clashes with Hey Jude's endless optimism. Hey Jude's coda outlasts Komm Süsser Tod's which I interpret as idealism and hope winning over cynicism and nihilism, meaning the world after End Of Evangelion is a good one with everyone getting a second chance at life... But that's just an analysis, a SONG analysis, thanks for reading!
That's exactly what I was looking for when I forst heard Komm Susser Tod. This mix has (of course) some weird parts, but the "na na na na Hey Jude part" is exactly as intended. Perfect.
can stop spamming this on every Evangelion related video. We get it. Netflix couldn’t get the rights for the song(s). The fandom is up in arms. Imo, as someone who just got into the series as a result of seeing it on Netflix, I’m not all that bothered by the ‘Netflix’ ending. I know there’s other shit the fandom has gotten butthurt with Netflix about, but for all the people who are going to be able to watch this classic, influential anime, I think the trade off for it being available here in NA is worth it.
RustRoomOfDoom It was always available. Now imagine a franchise you’ve loved for decades. Now imagine someone bastardizing it for profit. Not imagine being told you should just accept the new version despite it being inferior.
@@CdrChaos "bastardizing" it's just one song at the and that everyone skips, I know you have to be enraged at something, but come on. Also it wasn't available legally
Not quite what I was picturing, but I absolutely heard Hey Jude crossover when I heard Komm Susser Tod for the first time! Nice job for getting it out there!
I was wondering what the connection between "hey jude" and "komm süsser tod" was and after listening to this and reading the comment section I understand
I remember reading somewhere the Anno wanted to have Hey Jude play during instrumentality originally, and it fits considering how much Komm Susser Tod sounds like Hey Jude, this mix only accentuating the fact
Evangelion memes are all about introducing a parenthetical (not) in common phrases. I guess the Rebuild series did (not) have a lasting impact on the fans...
It just... You know, it's not that thing I was expected my entire life. I really feel like I've totally fried my brain. Like I've got that dream when everything mixes up.
Neon Genesis EvanJulian: You can (not) please Yoko
Man, you deserve a nobel.
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Omedetou.
@@symmon_silver646 he had one fucking job and he said "nice job"
Get in the submarine, Julian!
Interesting note: "Hey Jude" was a song written by Paul mcCartney for John Lennon's son Julian, who was being neglected by his father when he started dating Yoko Ono. Parental neglect is a major theme in Evangelion. This works on so many levels it isn't funny.
It isn't funny, but I am laughing anyways and I feel horrible for that
@@gustavogoesgomes7874 do you feel horrible like shinji when he hate himself?
Paul is too good for this world
Also worth noting for a period in 1970 John Lennon basically looked exactly like Gendo
It’s funny too because the John Lennon song “mother” has so many parallels to shinji’ s life
Shinji, GET IN THE BIG YELLOW SUBMARINE!
*THIS COMMENT IS GOLD*
firstly, i acknowledge yui as best girl. anyway, yui is best girl
metal gear solid 3: ass eater
Yui don’t you mean Unit 01
Get in the Submarine Shinji, or else Rei will have to.
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Lennon doing the Gendo pose, with his round glasses reflecting the light: if you do not pilot the submarine, Yoko will do it
Reference level is infinite
then he just starts beating the submarine
i cant skdhdkddjdjf
BAHAHA
wouldnt yoko be ritsuko or naoko in this analogy?
T-Posing John Lennon floating through space while a giant Yoko Ono absorbs all the human souls
George Estep actually I was unaware it was posted multiple times
I hit the button and it kept saying failed
@@TheRealAmericanMan So it was just an honest mistake, then? Sorry for assuming.
George Estep it’s fine I’d have never known it posted that many times if it wasn’t called out
I love how kind the responses in this comment are.
Thank you for that image. Truly.
The End of Beatles: You can (not) regroup
Ouch, lol
Includes Lennon getting Ritsuko'd. So many parallels.
Oh naw💀💀💀
This is so sad😭😭
You can (not) come together.
“My world is ending...”
“While he makes his world a little bit colder...”
I hope that’s a coincidence.
honestly, both tis songs is clear coincidence
Well, yes. But I was talking about the uploader’s intent.
@@fellzayel1305 Is it that unlikely that it's just inspired by Hey Jude?
@@godoatthegoat2884 It makes perfect sense though. Consider songs like "A Day in the Life", "Strawberry Fields Forever", and especially "Revolution 9." Songs by The Beatles can, and have been, cacophonous and downright creepy at times.
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I like how the Beatles are casually walking past Shinji choking Asuka
Actually he's stopped choking her there, he's just crying.
Same thing they did whenever John hit Cynthia
It's just A Day In The Life afterall
@@karenelizabeth1590 He only did that one time and it was in high school.
@@Yakkymania i know, and i agree that johns violence is massively overstated to the point of slander... HOWEVER, the meme circlejerk beatles fans have where he was basically biologically compelled to beat every woman he saw is undeniably funny
Fun fact The Beatles were such big fans of end of evangelion that they were in inspired to write hey jude
Much like how God based the Bible off of evangelion’s lore
löaf BTW did you know that Japan was so fond of F&F Tokyo Drift they named a city Tokyo
@Massive Legend the fact that there isn't a place called tyoto makes me want to die
@@owainthoma3945 Sad!
and how god killed everything on the ark called "noah" because he cried at the end of evangelion
That scene where Paul strangled John made me cry
John deserved it tbh
@@cowboycurtis4944 agreed
I feel like Ringo would be Shinji, but this is still hilarious.
"Who's the dead man now, huh?"
@@Yakkymania would ringo beat it in a hospital tho?
I love this cause its like two forces fighting against each other. The complete negativity and hopelessness of komm süsser todd and the positive hopeful message of Hey Jude. And in the clash between each other they make something new.
John: I've been waiting for this moment for so long... To finally be with you again, Yoko.
When I'm with Julian, I only hurt him. So, it's better that I do nothing.
Yoko: So, you were afraid of Julian.
John: I don't believe that I can be loved by others... I'm not worthy of love.
Paul: You're just running away. You simply reject the world before you get hurt.
Yoko: Afraid of the shapeless, invisible barriers that separate people...
Cynthia: You just closed your heart to others.
John: So, this is my retribution. Forgive me... Julian.
[gets shot by deranged fan]
End of Abbey Road: You Can (Not) Cross
GENOSAD's Variety Show one of the only few times someone makes the joke that makes grammatical sense
You Can (Not) Make Her Majesty Yours
(The street is closed for repairs)
Ah yes,the episode where Yoko Ono trasmuted everyone in orange juice
wouldn't put it past her
"Transmuted"? Is that a Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood reference?
This is literally perfect. These songs connect in so many ways.
First off, they're both 7+ mins long where the song part is only 3 minutes and there's a long ass coda at the end. They even use similar chords. I think the first couple are exactly the same. Also, the "na na na na na... hey jude" part has the exact same melody as the "tumbling down" part. They blend almost perfectly.
But the lyrics tho, this is where they are just perfect. Paul McCartney wrote this song about Julian Lennon, John Lennon's first child after he was abandoned. He felt immense sympathy for him and wanted to song to encourage him to keep himself open to the world even though his dad had left him... much like Shinji... it's a little worse tho cause Lennon straight up said that Julian was an accident while Gendou did care about Shinji, he just didn't know how to express it.
In a way, it almost feels as if Paul is singing to Shinji, trying to encourage him while Shinji is just falling apart mentally. The way they pitch Ariane's vocals make her sound a bit more boyish, emphasizing that it's Shinji speaking. While Shinji is singing about the world ending around him, Paul is trying to get him to let "her" into his heart. This her could be Misato, or Asuka. He's trying to tell him that he doesn't have to be alone, he doesn't have to "carry the weight on his shoulder [...] and let the world get colder".
In my head canon, when Paul sings "you made to go and and get her", I imagine he's saying "get hurt" which fits in with the Hedgehog's Dilemma theme.
The only way this could get better is if they pitched up McCartney's vocals or at least, made him sound more feminine. Then, the "hey Jude" parts could be from Misato's point of view, the person that became a guardian or parental figure to Shinji, the same thing Paul became for Julian.
I love this so much
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Btw, the director of the movie originally wanted to use Hey Jude, but he didn‘t get the rights for it so he had someone compose Komm Süsser Tod. That‘s why the songs are so similar, Komm Süsser Tod is based on Hey Jude.
@@kernspalte That's bullshit but I believe it. I know Anno wanted a russian classical piece for the OP, but the execs said no, so he made the best anime OP ever, so it seems plausible.
Also, both their titles have a meaning in German.
This mashup is great because Hey Jude is about letting someone into your life to deal with rejection while Komm Susser Tod is about shutting people out to deal with rejection. I'm going to be thinking about this a lot.
Contrast in rejection.
The end of Jude: You can (not) take a sad song and make it better.
nice
Good one
Now this have a complete different meaning
Then you can (not) start to make it better, better BETTER AH
Lmao
Holy shit, the "NAAAAA NA NA NANA NA NA" Fits so well with the tumbling down part.
the na na na na and tumbling down mashup is perfect
I literally started humming "hey Jude" the following two days after watching end of Evangelion and I'm so glad this is real
just dont do it in Germany lol
@@neinno8172 lmao
@@neinno8172 But "Jude" is pronounced completely differently in German than the English pronunciation of the name. And if you're humming it you're not even saying the lyrics. And even if you inexplicably decided to sing about Jews, Germany decided Jews are ok about 70 years ago.
@@idot3331 😐it's called a joke my friend
Oh, yay, I'm not the only one who seemed what's these songs so similar
Me too!
Anno wanted to put hey jude there but no budget so he made something similar
@@maahrooreekee4295 there's no proof of that, it's just rumors
@Goblok Slayer Then what was the reason for this?
@@iammaybeabro4598 just a coincidence? Why would anno put hey jude anyway? It's not his style at all and it doesn't fit in evangelion in any way.
Glad I'm not the only one who felt Komm, süsser Tod sounded Beatles like
John Lennon: "Take a sad song, and make it better"
Hiro101: "So I took that personally..."
*Paul McCartney
Peak paternal neglect.
Sucks that I'm only just finding this but I'm diggin it!
the most underrated comment I've seen in all my life
Jokes aside, I've listened to this song 20 times in the last 24 hours, this is some God Tier youtube mashup holy shit
agreed, right up there with You reposted in the wrong nighbourhood and All I want for christmas is a black parade in the youtube mashup godtier
I’ve been listening to this constantly, I’m not sure if it’s good for me
Have you guys achieved instrumentality yet?👀✴️✴️
The real Paul died in the Second Impact
I always felt these two songs sounded hella similar.
i believe Anno confirmed that komm süsser was a tribute type to hey jude, for the reason why the beat and the ending sound familiar
I think "Canon in D" was the inspiration for both melodies.
But, I'm not a music buff.
@@iminsideyou2717 I also heard Komm Süsser Tod is inspired by Hey Jude, but also by a Whiter Shade of pale by A Procol Harum. Lestening to all three songs, I can see both resemblances. Would really like to have an official source for this though.
@@a-s-greig Canon inspires countless of songs, even the name of a camera brand.
thank god I'm not the only one
Not the video we deserved, but the video we NEEDED
I heard somewhere that the director of the Evangelion series actually wanted to use Hey Jude for THAT SCENE, but had to give up due to the astronomical copyright cost. So he tried to come up with something similar, and did such a great job that it looked like plagiarism. There's a reason this works so well.
I can imagine Paul and Ringo not being interested in the film...but they would be told by someone: "Hey...do you know that "Hey Jude" appears in an apocalyptic religious scene?" and they wouldn't know what to answer to that.
source?
Big if true
Nah that’s just a rumor, they both sound similar because they’re both based on Canon by Pechebel. Komm Susser Tod even has the same chord structure as canon.
@@MyLifeToons Canon inspires countless of cool songs/BGMs in this planet, it even inspires a camera and photocopier brand name.
Outstanding, absolutely incredible. Is this what Human Instrumentality feels like?
Well....as a German very dark things came to my mind, when I read "Hey Jude, süßer Tod" O.o
at first i didn't understand what you meant but then I looked at the title again went OH. I get it.
hey
we forgive you.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the chord progression in these songs is the same.
It's because they're both cased on Pachebel's 'Canon.'
Hey Jude
You let me down
You took a sad song
And made it sadder
Remember
You've been a fool to yourself
You thought you could
Go out and get her
Yikes
I love how there's so many cool little overlaps between the lyrics.
KST: "So with sadness in my heart i feel the best thing i could do is end it all and leave forever"
HJ: "Don't carry the world upon your shoulders"
KST: "What's done is done it feels so bad
, what once was happy now is sad, i'll never love again, my world is ending"
HJ: "By making his world a little colder"
KST: "I wish that i could turn back time, cause now the guilt is all mine, can't live without the trust from those you love"
HJ: "Hey Jude, don't let me down, you have found her now go and get her "
KST: "I know we can't forget the past, you can't forget love and pride, because of that it's killing me inside"
HJ: "Remember to let her into your heart, then you can start to make it better"
And then the rest of the song devolves into everything tumbling on down, and letting everyone down, and losing everything. All the while still cheering on Jude, still believing in him.
These two songs are opposite sides of the same coin. One rejoicing in despair, the other encouraging hope. Both are equally beautiful.
this is unironically the best thing to come out of the anime/music mashup scene
OH GOD, SOMEONE FINALLY DID IT!
No one can imagine how long I wanted both songs to be mixed.
"Hey Tod" or "Susser Jude" lol
Tod means death so the first one would be "Hey Death" and Susser means sweet, so the second would be "Sweet Jude"
lol
@@megasceptileftw4319 Sweet Jew
"Komm, Süßer Jude" (come, sweet jew) might fit just as well
Luuk Willems i was about to comment the same thing
The song mashup makes it feel like there's a group of friends who're trying to convince their depressed friend who got through a bad break-up to keep looking for love and he'll find the one soon. Love the vibes I'm getting from the song.
Ich just sang komm süßer Tod in my head and randomly switched to hey Jude at the end. This is perfectly
Heard “Hey Jude”
Notices the part that sounds like “Tumbling Down”
Immediately goes to UA-cam
Am Greatly pleased
Seeing Jude in a German sentence was hilarious lol
(Lmao the video got renamed)
Did Nazi that comming
lmfao
@@bobobskerpan did Jew?
Neon Judesis Evangelion: You can (not) let it be
When I watched this EVA and the music starts, I felt an instant nostalgia.
At that time I can't clearly recall what music it is.
Then after a couple of playback, I recognized that it made me remember "Hey Jude" that my father used to play in our cassette player when I was still a kid.
And Shinji is in the background getting rejected by Ringo Starr. Also, the singer sounds like Cher when pitch-shifted.
EDIT: That must be one heck of a way to go.
Hey, Jude, don't make it bad
Take a sad song and make it better
Remember to let her into your heart
Then you can start to make it better
Hey, Jude, don't be afraid
You were made to go out and get her
The minute you let her under your skin
Then you begin to make it better
So with sadness in my heart
I feel the best thing I could do
Don't carry the world upon your shoulders/Is end it all and leave forever
What's done is done it feels so bad
What once was happy now is sad
By making his world a little colder
/I'll never love again my world is ending
Hey, Jude, don't let me down
/I wish, that I could turn back time
You have found her, now go and get her
/'Cause now the guilt is all mine, can't live without the trust from those you love
Remember to let her into your heart
/I know, we can't forget the past
Then you can start to make it better
/You can't forget love and pride, because of that it's killing me inside
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, it all comes tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, I just keep letting me down, letting me down, letting me down
In my heart of hearts, I knew that I could never love again
I've lost everything
Everything
Everything that matters to me
Matters in this world
Hey, Jude, don't make it bad
Take a sad song and make it better
Remember to let her under your skin
(oh!)
Then you'll begin to make it better,
Better. Better! Better!
BETTER! Back at you!
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, it just keeps tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude/It all returns to nothing, I just keep letting me down, letting me down, letting me down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude (Jude, Jude, Juda-Juda-Juda-Juda-)
/It all returns to nothing, it just keeps tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down
(AA-AA-AOW-WOA-AA-AOW)
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude (Jude, Jude, Jude, Jude)/It all returns to nothing, I just keep letting me down, letting me down, letting me down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah (Yeahyeah yeah), nananah nah nah, hey Jude
/... Tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
/... Letting me down, letting me down, letting me down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
/... Tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
/... Letting me down, letting me down, letting me down
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude
Nah, nah nah nananah nah, nananah nah nah, hey Jude...
(Insert cool ass bluesy piano)
New context and mini-analysis:
The first percussion instrument in both songs is the tambourine. The coda is when the string instruments are introduced. One last verse is played before the coda.
Arianne -> Shinji during Third Impact
Paul McCartney -> Misato or Lilith/Rei
Remember to let her into your heart/The minute you let her under your skin/You were made to go out and get her (hurt) - Hedgehog's Dilemma
Don't carry the world upon your shoulder - Shinji is a traumatized teenage God, thus carrying the world upon his shoulders. Is sung when Arianne/Shinji is singing about ending the world
By making his world a little colder - All life on Earth is in the black moon and not on earth, making the world colder.
Rest of the lyrics are Hey Jude's optimism, hope and motivating words clashing with Komm Süsser Tod's empty, hopeless, depressing and nihilistic lyrics.
Hey Jude's lyrics sounds like it's Lilith/Rei encouraging Shinji to get Asuka post-Third Impact and to not repeat what he did before.
Komm Süsser Tod's lyrics is Shinji burdened by the past, not listening to Lilith/Rei's encouraging words to go forward.
Both song's codas perfectly clash with eachother. Komm Süsser Tod's downward spiral of nihilism clashes with Hey Jude's endless optimism. Hey Jude's coda outlasts Komm Süsser Tod's which I interpret as idealism and hope winning over cynicism and nihilism, meaning the world after End Of Evangelion is a good one with everyone getting a second chance at life...
But that's just an analysis, a SONG analysis, thanks for reading!
Thank you very much!
Late reply, but hey man thanks for the lyrics.
That must have taken some time this comment section filled with tons of love
That's exactly what I was looking for when I forst heard Komm Susser Tod. This mix has (of course) some weird parts, but the "na na na na Hey Jude part" is exactly as intended. Perfect.
Asuka wears red.
Shinji wears blue.
Netflix forgot about Fly Me To The Moon.
almost rhymed, almost got it
MeguMeme Blue and Moon?
can stop spamming this on every Evangelion related video. We get it. Netflix couldn’t get the rights for the song(s). The fandom is up in arms.
Imo, as someone who just got into the series as a result of seeing it on Netflix, I’m not all that bothered by the ‘Netflix’ ending. I know there’s other shit the fandom has gotten butthurt with Netflix about, but for all the people who are going to be able to watch this classic, influential anime, I think the trade off for it being available here in NA is worth it.
RustRoomOfDoom It was always available.
Now imagine a franchise you’ve loved for decades. Now imagine someone bastardizing it for profit. Not imagine being told you should just accept the new version despite it being inferior.
@@CdrChaos "bastardizing" it's just one song at the and that everyone skips, I know you have to be enraged at something, but come on. Also it wasn't available legally
This song is so deep and I don’t know why. It makes me feel secret emotions.
take a sad song and make it better...
HOLY SHIT
Went through the entire UA-cam, and this is still the best cover.
"Take a sad song and make it better"
And he took it literally
I’ve listened to this no less than twenty times a day for a week.
This combination has stuck with me to the point where it’s like I need it
Thank you. This is literally what I was thinking when I closely listened to the chords that Komm susser todd is on. Absolute masterpiece 👌🏽
5:40 it just syncs so well here what
The title sounds so wrong when you know german...
Agreed
Just call the Grimm Reaper "Jude"
"Hey sweet death"?
@@garethross8890 jude is jew for German I'm pretty sure
@@erinong193 Other way around but yeah, Jude is Jew in German, and brings up some very unfortunate connotations.
Spent about 20 minutes trying to find the obvious title of an iconic beatles song to find this exact video
Not quite what I was picturing, but I absolutely heard Hey Jude crossover when I heard Komm Susser Tod for the first time! Nice job for getting it out there!
About to start a second semester of pain, stress, and parental disappointment at college. I’m mentally preparing with doomsday music that slaps
Reminds me of that Dark Tower/Star Wars/Evangellion fanfic "Imperial Eva"
Holy shit do you have a link to that?
I have no clue what this is but I need it
Wtf is this
hell what ?
I-
What?
For sure a sentence I would have never thought I'd read.
Wow. It would be cool.
Just imagine the third impact, everything does stuff and just these four beatles striding to the nowhere.
Evangelion ost is a fuking masterpiece
Paul McCartney turns into a vocaloid
I have no joke. This is just a really good mashup
When these songs got stuck in my head they always meshed together and its so frustrating, but now I am cured.
I was wondering what the connection between "hey jude" and "komm süsser tod" was and after listening to this and reading the comment section I understand
I remember reading somewhere the Anno wanted to have Hey Jude play during instrumentality originally, and it fits considering how much Komm Susser Tod sounds like Hey Jude, this mix only accentuating the fact
Did you just take a sad song and make it better?
Hey, if you literally translate it, wouldn't it become 'Hey Jude, Sweet Death' ?
@Names are for the Weak That came out the wrong way, like really wrong.
@Names are for the Weak *aww shit, here we go again*
Stickpoker2005 to quote one of the best Eurobeat track "I'm going to step on the gas tonighttttttttttt~"
@@jjong-yg7pp I can't
The title of this video is «Hey, süsser tod», which would mean «Hey, sweet death»
Yoko split apart the Beatles like the MPEs split apart Asuka's arm
. . .
Andrew S. Greig Indeed
bro
more like Alan Klein
Lennon-McCartney: You can (Not) be best friends forever
_*SAD JAYWALKING_
_*SAD HYPE_
_*SAD DEFAULT DANCE_
Evangelion memes are all about introducing a parenthetical (not) in common phrases. I guess the Rebuild series did (not) have a lasting impact on the fans...
It's like these songs were made for each other
It's optimistic cheering up and depressed emotional ventilation basically, like yin and yang. They just carry that similar ethos...
Dammit! I had this idea a year too late and this guy beat me to it.
Although this is probably 100x better than one I could make.
Nice work!
still can't believe what paul did to that poor glass
Episode 26: The John That Shouted “YOKO” at the Heart of The World/Take Care of Your Kids
Father, I NEED Serotonin
Funny how hey jude was supposed to be the song used, but there were copyright issues so kom susser tod was written to be similar but still different
calacalamari damn is this true? if so,interesting.
@calacalamari Is there a source for this?
Oooooo really/?????
Im not certain this is true but there are definitely intentional references to hey jude in komm susser tod
Give me the sauce or I'll cry
2:19 The moment when you realise that it's already Na na na na Hey Jude but the song has 5 and a half minutes more
This mashup is made in heaven
This may be the best song ever
Anno originally wanted to use Hey Jude for the Third Impact scene, but didn't bc of obvious copyright issues, so the crew came up with Kom Susser Tod.
This was never stated by Anno or anyone else
Liked this comment just because I like people who lie for no reason
Hey Jude, GETTINTHE GODDAMN EVA ALREADY!!!!
many appreciation points to you because i always get the nanananana bit of both swapped in my head
3:40 onwards works perfectly.
The mashup we didnt know we needed
I had the same idea, and I had it at the part where they were like, "Na na na na" in Hey Jude. Good work mate.
this is a song from a jappaneese anime with a german title with American language lyrics remixed to match with a song made in brittian
I can't get over how good this is
ty for posting this video man, I could NOT think of what beatles song this sounded like, saved me a lotta time : )
Glad I'm not the only one that saw the potential inspiration. Very Hey Jude sounding.
I am utterly convinced they originally animated that scene for Hey Jude but could not afford the rights. Same tempo, same length.
Why is this unironically beautiful? Also, Komm Süsser Tod and Rocket Man need this type of treatment they also sound fucking super similar
I can try to make that mashup for you
Honestly Kom susser Tod always reminded me of Hey Jude. Glad to find out I’m not alone
"Get in the Submarine Sean"
Wouldn't Julian make more sense?
random person on internet, who had the same thoght of Hey Jude and Komm Süsser Tod, you have done magic
新世紀エヴァートルズ
Me alegra haber imaginado esto y que alguien lo haya hecho
It just... You know, it's not that thing I was expected my entire life.
I really feel like I've totally fried my brain. Like I've got that dream when everything mixes up.
Holy moly this is beautiful