Luke is awesome, but I doubt that this has something to do with him. He said himself that he learned to play Watch the World Burn right before the video shoot. So he isn't even in the recording. He was in the recording of Losing my Life, but not in the video.
Most of your reaction was "Wait, what.....? What the...? What was that? What's going on..? Wait who...? Wha...." 😵💫 and uncontrolled laughter. And then, you can always trust Alex Terrible to sober everybody right up.
This music video is part of a series. Here’s the PROPER order of that series. As confirmed by Ronnie, Saraya and Tech9. 1. Voices in my Head: He’s in jail, nothing to do but work on himself killing his vices and inner demons mentally. 2. Popular Monster: He goes to court. Tells them about the anger. The beast within him comes out and kills all the court people. But some secret Illuminati like, government police catch him. 3. Ronald: He breaks out of the security van. He gets some powers from some lightning guys. Then the Angel of purgatory, which is the world he lives in, gives him powers and sends him to fight the ruler of the under realm. 4. Watch the World Burn: He now goes to save the world. Stopping a nuke. Killing some snakes. But the world keeps blaming him for everything and he eventually becomes the super villain and destroys the church and organized religion (Not God or the Bible) followed by destroying the whole world. 5. Last Resort: With no one left on Earth he’s left internalizing everything. His mother especially. Makes him wanna off himself but then he runs away from the pain and realizes he just has to keep going. His emotions and energy then rebuild the world.
Epitaph doesn’t put features in the titles it seems. I almost assume it may have something to do with records and their contracts? I don’t know. Drugs didn’t say “featuring Corey Taylor” either.
Corey did it for free and said he didn't need to be credited and this song both Alex and Tech wanted it to be a surprise. That's why it wasn't listed. Another reactor even called Tech after the video review and did a live impromptu interview and he said that and Ronnie talked about the Corey thing in a recent interview. lol.
@@kiedragerl8119 I saw all of that. I know they do it for the shock value and I’m glad some reactors left it out of their titles. A lot had it ruined for them.
"The fun thing about FIR is you don't know what you'll get..."
Tech 9 hiding in the bushes: 🌳😏🌳
Since adding Luke Holland to the band, FIR has been on another level
Luke is awesome, but I doubt that this has something to do with him. He said himself that he learned to play Watch the World Burn right before the video shoot. So he isn't even in the recording.
He was in the recording of Losing my Life, but not in the video.
Couldn't agree more. And he's barely operating at 50%
Dude has been one of my favorite drummers since like a G six freaking what 10 years ago? 😂😂
I’ve been saying this a lot lately. Luke leveled them up quite a few levels. 👏
giggling then the face realising its Alex Terrible😂
Most of your reaction was "Wait, what.....? What the...? What was that? What's going on..? Wait who...? Wha...." 😵💫 and uncontrolled laughter.
And then, you can always trust Alex Terrible to sober everybody right up.
This music video is part of a series. Here’s the PROPER order of that series. As confirmed by Ronnie, Saraya and Tech9.
1. Voices in my Head: He’s in jail, nothing to do but work on himself killing his vices and inner demons mentally.
2. Popular Monster: He goes to court. Tells them about the anger. The beast within him comes out and kills all the court people. But some secret Illuminati like, government police catch him.
3. Ronald: He breaks out of the security van. He gets some powers from some lightning guys. Then the Angel of purgatory, which is the world he lives in, gives him powers and sends him to fight the ruler of the under realm.
4. Watch the World Burn: He now goes to save the world. Stopping a nuke. Killing some snakes. But the world keeps blaming him for everything and he eventually becomes the super villain and destroys the church and organized religion (Not God or the Bible) followed by destroying the whole world.
5. Last Resort: With no one left on Earth he’s left internalizing everything. His mother especially. Makes him wanna off himself but then he runs away from the pain and realizes he just has to keep going. His emotions and energy then rebuild the world.
Oh shit I didn't realize all of those videos connected, iiiiiiinteresting
Bro you forget to Write: “Watch The World Burn” on point n.4
@@orte94 lol yea, Sorry, I’ll edit that.
I really like your reaction! I felt the same way. Every new scene was a surprise 😂
For real though, I've never seen a music video take so many turns. And to match the music's energy was something else
Yep demon is Alex Terrible
Loved your reaction, I was like wtf 😂😂 But I did like it
It ended similar ti watch the world bun, very abrupt, which leads me to believe the album will flow together really well
Between the buried and me does crazy changes up like that singing part lol
Saraya said this is the prequel to Watch the World Burn.
🤘🔥🤘
Maelstrom part got me bro! WoW
Also he’s very influenced by Freddy Mercury
I did not know that! That was the first thing I thought of was Queen when he "went down the rabbit hole"
Epitaph doesn’t put features in the titles it seems. I almost assume it may have something to do with records and their contracts? I don’t know. Drugs didn’t say “featuring Corey Taylor” either.
Corey did it for free and said he didn't need to be credited and this song both Alex and Tech wanted it to be a surprise. That's why it wasn't listed. Another reactor even called Tech after the video review and did a live impromptu interview and he said that and Ronnie talked about the Corey thing in a recent interview. lol.
@@kiedragerl8119 I saw all of that. I know they do it for the shock value and I’m glad some reactors left it out of their titles. A lot had it ruined for them.
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