Born Between Worlds | Wolf Children
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
- Some thoughts on Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki (Wolf Children).
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► MUSIC: • Born Between Worlds | ...
► ADDITIONAL MUSIC (in order of appearance):
Hidamari no Mori Uta - Masakatsu Takagi (Wolf Children OST)
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I just finished the video. This was great. You're not the only one who felt like this. Being unique means you are alone, but in my lonelyness i can connect with people who feel alone in their own ways. Thank you for making this
I just love how this channel is an undiscovered gold mine
He's getting views, I just don't get why people aren't subscribing!
This right here is a top classic that breaks my heart everytime
That was... A really vulnerable thing to say. Thank you for feeling brave enough to say something like that. I definitely couldn't.
Dammit Kyle. Made me cry alone on a bus after realising my struggles in the past and connecting so much to the things you said. What a great video
Top quality content right here everyone
Couldn’t agree more.
Great stuff dude! Well done!
I almost cannot stand how cute little Yuki is in this movie lol. They did a great job drawing the kids.
Just the title and premise make me want to watch the movie.
Never thought that'd happen...
I connected with this movie in the beginning around the scenes where child services keep pestering her... I found this movie to be both bittersweet and beautiful.
I'm annoyed with myself with how long this has been on my watch later list. I absolutely love this movie I watched when I was a lot younger and really only saw it at face value back then. I've felt very similar with the stuck between worlds not feeling you belong to either, I've been struggling with that a lot lately and had no clue how to put it into words and I feel so much better knowing that I wasn't the only one, your message is really inspiring and I'm glad that I finally know words to help me explain it.
Your videos are truly high quality and your input is so good! love each and every video!
the "not understanding much of your relative's native language" part is so relatable,
[i'd say bilingual but i'm multi-lingual anyway-]
family reunions or any conversation with extended family has been awkward for me, my dad even [light heartedly] made fun of me for not understanding their language, when both my parents don't ever even talk to me in that language.
And then they sent me to a school that teaches a different dialect, so i still barely understand, just with a little more knowledge 😂
Watching these videos gives me sensation that im watching a hidden gem that no one else knows about. This channel, and the videos that you make are the truest form of that feeling. From the scripts to the editing and the production just sings masterful content. Please continue to produce video essays and thought pieces! These are truly amazing to watch.
This is one of my favourite movies of all time. And this was a great video.
Having been a fan of this movie since it first came out, I am LIVING for all of these analysis videos that have been coming out in the couple of years.
From the bottom of my heart, Thank you.
I deeply resonated with this movie in a way that also took me several times watching it to understand. I was adopted and soon after that those adoptive parents divorced, and I didn't get along with people growing up. I was made to feel like an outsider, but I never stopped wanting to be myself, and after reconnecting with a birth sibling and learning that our birth mother had died, it unlocked my true understanding of what this movie was always making me feel. The profound difficulty our mother must have faced in a world of uncertainty. How I share the kind of familial connection that I used to think didn't exist and that confronting my understanding of the world around me. The cost of being yourself can be high, but it's too important to deny. The cost of being a parent and what real love looks like and how profoundly heartbreaking it can be, but also how powerful that is. This movie never fails to fuck me up real good lol, but I watch it every now and again because this movie humbles me in a way I appreciate.
man I feel that moms love every time I watch that movie. this movie feels more like real life than any other Ive ever watched
Amazing! I've seen this movie just a handful of times, but I had never imagined an interpretation like this. Your outlook is highly valued and important, thank you!
Man Kyle is so underrated..every video of his has a takeaway that you can apply to your own life and its always sooo relatable. You deserve a fuckton of more views and I hope you find more success
I love rewatching you're videos as i get older, year after year. I think i started watching your channel with your first video on Re zero. I remember finding it and thinking wow that was different from anything else I've watched before. The coming back to your videos to see new ones and to experience the old ones in a new light, reimagined, as i get older. You really are a great inspiration to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you do. The renewal you give my points of view and understanding year after year is something special so thank you so much for that :)
every time a new video comes i makes me cry again
Really interesting thougts on the movie and once again you sure did a good video :D
(Also think it's funny as i'm also working on a vid inspired by this movie as of right now ; So what a sync! xD)
God dammit, your video hits some places in my mind that manage to make me happy cry. Good job
This is a definitely needs more views it's so good
One of my fav anime movie, thanks for making such a great video.
I can't believe I didn't discover your channel sooner. I can 100% relate as a person born in two separate worlds. It especially hurts when you have to explain to your peers or relatives that you don't speak your native language. The shame and fear of being judged makes me feel incompetent. I'm glad to know that I'm not alone.
Wow, this is an extremely powerful video, after one viewing of the movie I interpreted it as a love letter to parenthood, the bravery and beauty of raising children then letting them go. But this video just broke me as your experience relates to everyone. I see myself as a mixed bag, born between two worlds, and I think most people do. But like Yuki and Ame, we are left with two choices, either integrate that love into your life and relationships with people with whom you can be honest, or embrace it despite of social pressures and live freely. Both are equally right, but it’s for the individual to decide which is the most meaningful.
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🥺 Thank you for this.
I'm glad you shared your story I can somewhat relate with you in a way my parents also immigrated to the usa at a young age and face struggle because of it. To this day my parents still struggle same as me and we still struggle as a whole see as we are still in different world my parents don't understand English that much I don't understand Spanish as much as well, but yet we are still learning and trying to get by and understanding on another. When you start talking about your experience I couldn't help but tear up a little, I'm glad I'm not the only one who had experience that feeling of isolation growing up with both your parents and yourself grow up in different countries it odd it like cause you can't really experience what they had gone through nor what you have gone through but we can still try.
The point is thank you for sharing your story, it help me understand that I'm not alone
Can't wait for more content like this. I feel as if my eyes have been opened and congrats on the 30k
I wasn't sure what I expected coming into this video, but I came out of it feeling a weight off my shoulders. Though my struggles are not the same as yours were, they are very similar. I grew up in an asian country, born and raised there. However, I was born to parents from different parts of the world, my mother, Thai, and my father, American. Growing up I struggled deeply with speaking Thai, as my family mostly spoke English in day to day life. I can understand parts of the language, it's just that it isn't enough to properly communicate well with those family members who do not know English. I've also been homeschooled all my life, and it was very difficult to connect with people in my home country due to the language barrier, that and the way I was raised. I still live here, and it can still feel that I am the only person who knows this feeling, but this video helped me understand that that is far from true. Thank you.
Another certified hood classic Mr. Robes
the finish is always beautiful
love the video please keep up the amazing work
something about your videos that just hit different, thanks for 15 minutes of entertainment
I can kind of relate to you bc I come from a bilingual background but for me we speak 3 to 5 languages and some of my family spoke some languages and some of them didn't so it was difficult sometimes to communicate and it was also the same for me as for you sinds I lived in one place but then we moved to somewhere different and I needed to speak a language i didn't speak before but i understood thx to my mom. so thx I'm also gonna watch this later
masterpiece.
Indeed
This was too good! Thanks for making such a beautiful video!
amazing video, the movie alone made me cry, and this is going to make me cry too x'P
Just wanted to say love your content. Ever since I found your channel from the re zero I have been a fan ever since.
Good job jerk, you made me cry. You must be proud of yourself.
Instant sub.
Im third gen polish US immigrant. I still relate, it feels weird. my friends are also second and third gen immigrants so it makes me feel a little better, none of them are polish though.
this is my #1 anime movie of all time always been
you remind me or someone but I forget who but your channel is comforting love your content and channel keep it up!!
Love the content, this is awesome
8:09 Bahay Kubo.
Edit: Amazing analysis on Wolf Children btw.
It's so hard to believe that this video was released last year. It felt like it was just a few months ago...
For me the movie was about having to live in two worlds. I am mixed race and so often it feels like you're pulled between two cultures and you struggle with your own identity. You feel different and isolated from everyone. You're not white enough for this group of people or black enough for this group of people and shockingly these group of people aren't sperated by a race line. You have to learn when you have to code switch just to get by day to day and that's what this movie means to me.
love this channel
i swear you always make a good video
Love your videos my dude!
Amazing vid!
Mamoru's movies may not be quite as pretty and "grand" as Miyazaki's or Shinkai's, but the story is always so much better and more meaningful.
I don't know if this makes a lot of sense, but I like to think that if they somehow were able to stay in the city, Yuki would be the one "embracing" her wolf side, and Ami would go with his human side, because in the city the humans and society are the familiar thing, which fits Ame's timid personality, and the wild is the unknown, which would certainly be attractive to the adventurous Yuki. But because they went to live in the countryside, the wild became the familiar and society/school became the unknown, so the siblings "switched positions".
This might a way too simple interpretation of a really complex topic, but to me it still shows really clearly that one's personility, and therefore, how one reacts to the world, has just as big an impact on who you end up becoming as a person as with the enviornment you grow up in.
Yay. New video. Thanks man i love your content
Same here!
@@TheBluePhoenix008 its great right. I have notifications on. The channel is so underr rated.
@@thesqueak5474 i agree 100 percent. He deserves to be up with the top names of Anituber community. Well we'll have to see as his catalog increases
@@TheBluePhoenix008 it'll be fun to see him get the recognition he deserves. I guess ill see you on the next video too. Names Alex. Nice to meet you
@@thesqueak5474 good to meet ya pal. Im called Aura(no joke that's really close to my real name)
wow not a single dislike there, you are a legend
loved it!
beautiful
This video is a masterpiece!
id say its about the struggles of trying to give your children paths in life. and how those children chose their path.
Is it weird that I never needed people to understand me or my pain? Like I could connect with people, but I didn’t have to justify my idiosyncrasies to anyone. I didn’t feel insecure. I was who I was and I liked was fine with being there. I shaped myself how I wanted and only viewed people’s reactions as a chance to analyze them and muse on the underlying meaning behind their reactions. I just had confidence in my ability to gauge and inform my actions based on my strong sense of morality, so I didn’t need other people to inform my actions.
I don’t know. That’s how I feel about it when I look back at my childhood.
I loved it!
HOLD ON- The song around 8:30 is that "Bahay Kubo?" AYO??? AYOO
dang i realized it know wow no wonder i find that scene relatable. 8:52
Dude why do you make such good content
I love your channel bro
You are so underrated great video
Is that “Bahay Kubo” at 8:09? So cool if that is. Great video man.
I have a strange connection to this movie as well, I’m autistic and I am a mutt, I think thanks to my circumstances in the us though as a child I ended up relating most strongly to my cherokee origins despite not living in the culture, so I wanted to learn as much as I could as a child but then I felt the pressure to fit in as I aged, especially in my early adult years, eventually losing parts of myself along the way, only to try to accept who I am over time, I feel like I live between worlds and cant quite fit in just about anywhere except maybe with this tribe, but I am unsure since I’m still very much an american even if I share some perspective views with various native tribes, I do wanna learn more about the tribe though, the movie has been on my mind since I first saw it and its a very good movie
Another great video
new video, lifes good
I'll be back gotta watch the anime first
I feel that. Not be able to connect to my culture or family because of that language barrier.
Top tier video
good perspective touch bro
Great Video 👍
Well... now I'm gonna have to watch the anime so I can watch this video
LETS GO A NEW VIDDSS
I appreciate the comedy
It's been a while since I watched this movie and the only thing that I remember is that I am really sad and unfulfilled after watching it.
HALLO
i am a weekly viewer of your videos, and love your analysis on anime and manga. i just got finished with tatsuki fujimoto new one shot💥 (Goodbye, Eri)💥 and i spild a tear.
Well i again was amazed by this story and peace of art and emotion and fiction
it would be AMAZING, If your could read it and make a deep dive analysis.
keep going.
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Busy rn gonna watch this later save my spot boys
I love the video . . But the templet for lofi girl was from whisper of the heart
He just like me fr
57 seconds ago booyah
Kyle notice me!
Amen you need to blow up ⬆️
Don't mind me. I'm just feeding the algorithm.
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Can you please make a chainsaw vid? It has some really great character development and is similar to devilman crybaby. Plus the hype is huge right now and I’ll think you will really love it.
Bet you are a Filipino
I lived in another country for a lot of my formative years, and at the beginning of middle school I moved back to where my family is from. It took me a long while to get alone with other kids, I had a little accent and spoke in a mishmash of two languages. We then had to leave our country again right when I was finally starting to adapt. I don't feel as though I connect with that country anymore, in fact part of its cultural norms made life hell for a girl like me, but just like yuki, my brother seems to desperately want to go back. I really felt this interpretation, especially because in my family I'm the black sheep in the sense that I don't connect with the cultural identity of the country I was born in, and that makes it very difficult to feel understood.
I can't believe this video is performimg this badly compared to your other ones.
It's doing about as well as I expected considering the topic tbh
@@KyleRobes You still put that much work into it though... Anyway, your channel has great potential. Keep it up!