You should really react to The Warning's documentary. They talk about their career from when they were little until now, how they started writing music, among other things. If you want to know how funny they are, I would recommend watching their behind-the-scenes vlogs from their concerts or a compilation video of funny moments. I'll leave you the link in case you want to react: The Warning TIDAL Rising Documentary: ua-cam.com/video/s7iQG0ug4HI/v-deo.htmlsi=ikO93nBTlUZ8iwX2 The Warning opening for Muse World Tour México 2023: ua-cam.com/video/lDclWae0YbY/v-deo.htmlsi=ZEdMNKSvZ5_YAnhu The Warning supporting Muse Plymouth: ua-cam.com/video/d8uRuq_QgeY/v-deo.htmlsi=c0ZzX8Ib9FPO20j5 The Warning opening for Muse in France: ua-cam.com/video/q7Xedpe_r4Y/v-deo.htmlsi=rNSUyetGaJZiudDe The Warning funny moments (activate subtitles): ua-cam.com/video/rp-5g28sm-I/v-deo.htmlsi=LHMKm9bt5eqleEU8
Sofar has released an official video of The Warning performing Burnout acoustic in their UA-cam channel and it is very interesting, so I would suggest to react to that also.
They always include little nuggets in their music videos, this one had many that pertained to previous music videos they have released The better you know them the more you get their little jokes. I like your reactions.
This song accurately describes an old roommate of mine. He rented a room in our house, but basically lived on our couch in the living room, shrouded in a cloud of pot smoke. He couldn't hold down a job or perform responsibly at anything - and it was a shame, because he was a very intelligent guy who could easily have excelled at anything he wanted to. Unsurprisingly, he died of a presumed drug overdose several years ago. He, well, burned out.
The Warning Live are their super power as the distortions are largely or completely removed. Check out any song from the Pepsi Centre but Disciple is a great place to start.
Since you did the Band-Maid/The Warning collaboration song you really need to check out The Warnings VLOG from their trip to Japan talking their tour and working with Band-Maid for the collaboration, really cool! Here is a link, ua-cam.com/video/G-EuJYUUe5E/v-deo.html So much fun!
If you were to go watch some of their very early videos when they were just starting out, you would know that these Mexican sisters were not yet little bilingual Catholic school girls when they first got into music at summer camps. Mom's a dentist. Dad's an engineer. He used to run a recording studio. The girls grew up listening to their parents' rock favorites and watching concerts on TV. The kids all learned classical piano first, then discovered Rock Band, the video game. Suddenly, they were choosing instruments. Dany started guitar lessons at eight. Pau started drum lessons at six. Ale started bass at seven, a few years later, as she's the youngest. They were a great cover band as LITTLE KIDS. But they rarely do covers anymore. They are as good as, or better than the bands they covered! And in most cases, they are more fun to watch. Their first two albums were crowd-funded and independently produced! Before watching any more of their music, I'd suggest you watch their two TEDx Talks on the University of Nevada channel, from way back in 2016 and 2017. Perhaps also watch The Warning: The Mexican Rock Stars Who Happen To Be Sisters [TIDAL Rising Documentary] on the TIDAL channel. Maybe watch Mayday in the Making, parts 1-6. As much as you like it now, if you know who they are, and where they come from, their music will make a lot more sense. These ladies are now 19, 22, and 24. They sold out their Spring tour, 19 dates in Europe and the UK. They're also back from Japan and a stint in L.A. for the launch of their new album, on to Europe for festivals, and headed on to Canada, the USA, and other places this year. They already sold out a 10,000 seat arena in Mexico City for two dates next February. Their fourth album, *Keep Me Fed,* arrived June 28, and they performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live the night before. They were on MTV Push during July. They played Pol'and'Rock and Wacken Open Air festivals in Europe before many tens of thousands of fans.Their superpowers are LIVE performance, music COMPOSITIONAL skills, LYRICAL depth, STAGE presence and charisma, and personal integrity. Welcome to a deep, deep, 11-year-old rabbit hole.
Burnout is a great song but it's probably one of their least popular. That's the thing about this band. They don't have a bad song. Just varying degrees of great to amazing.
Agree, it’s a good song if not a great song for most artists, but it’s near the bottom for TW and many TWA members would agree. I’d have to go to Escape the Mind to find a song I’d prefer this one over.
You will find that they are incapable of putting out a bad song. Their music spans a very wide range of styles, yet through them all they have created a sound that is undeniably their own. LONG LIVE THE VILLARREAL SISTERS!
Go for the Pepsi Center live show. You won’t regret it.
You should really react to The Warning's documentary. They talk about their career from when they were little until now, how they started writing music, among other things. If you want to know how funny they are, I would recommend watching their behind-the-scenes vlogs from their concerts or a compilation video of funny moments. I'll leave you the link in case you want to react:
The Warning TIDAL Rising Documentary: ua-cam.com/video/s7iQG0ug4HI/v-deo.htmlsi=ikO93nBTlUZ8iwX2
The Warning opening for Muse World Tour México 2023: ua-cam.com/video/lDclWae0YbY/v-deo.htmlsi=ZEdMNKSvZ5_YAnhu
The Warning supporting Muse Plymouth: ua-cam.com/video/d8uRuq_QgeY/v-deo.htmlsi=c0ZzX8Ib9FPO20j5
The Warning opening for Muse in France: ua-cam.com/video/q7Xedpe_r4Y/v-deo.htmlsi=rNSUyetGaJZiudDe
The Warning funny moments (activate subtitles): ua-cam.com/video/rp-5g28sm-I/v-deo.htmlsi=LHMKm9bt5eqleEU8
The Warnings music is rapidly becoming it's own genre! So many different styles and yet it always sounds like them!
Good reaction! Time to try out their Pepsi Center CDMX concert starting with the song Disciple!!!😊🎶⚡️
Sofar has released an official video of The Warning performing Burnout acoustic in their UA-cam channel and it is very interesting, so I would suggest to react to that also.
They always include little nuggets in their music videos, this one had many that pertained to previous music videos they have released The better you know them the more you get their little jokes. I like your reactions.
This song accurately describes an old roommate of mine. He rented a room in our house, but basically lived on our couch in the living room, shrouded in a cloud of pot smoke. He couldn't hold down a job or perform responsibly at anything - and it was a shame, because he was a very intelligent guy who could easily have excelled at anything he wanted to. Unsurprisingly, he died of a presumed drug overdose several years ago. He, well, burned out.
Their videos are great, but live is where they shine like the stars they are.
The Warning Live are their super power as the distortions are largely or completely removed. Check out any song from the Pepsi Centre but Disciple is a great place to start.
I wouldn’t call it metal, but it is one of their funkiest songs. 😎👍
I wouldn’t call it metal, but it is one of their funkiest rock songs. 😎👍
Since you did the Band-Maid/The Warning collaboration song you really need to check out The Warnings VLOG from their trip to Japan talking their tour and working with Band-Maid for the collaboration, really cool! Here is a link, ua-cam.com/video/G-EuJYUUe5E/v-deo.html So much fun!
If you were to go watch some of their very early videos when they were just starting out, you would know that these Mexican sisters were not yet little bilingual Catholic school girls when they first got into music at summer camps. Mom's a dentist. Dad's an engineer. He used to run a recording studio. The girls grew up listening to their parents' rock favorites and watching concerts on TV.
The kids all learned classical piano first, then discovered Rock Band, the video game. Suddenly, they were choosing instruments. Dany started guitar lessons at eight. Pau started drum lessons at six. Ale started bass at seven, a few years later, as she's the youngest. They were a great cover band as LITTLE KIDS. But they rarely do covers anymore. They are as good as, or better than the bands they covered! And in most cases, they are more fun to watch.
Their first two albums were crowd-funded and independently produced! Before watching any more of their music, I'd suggest you watch their two TEDx Talks on the University of Nevada channel, from way back in 2016 and 2017. Perhaps also watch The Warning: The Mexican Rock Stars Who Happen To Be Sisters [TIDAL Rising Documentary] on the TIDAL channel. Maybe watch Mayday in the Making, parts 1-6. As much as you like it now, if you know who they are, and where they come from, their music will make a lot more sense.
These ladies are now 19, 22, and 24. They sold out their Spring tour, 19 dates in Europe and the UK. They're also back from Japan and a stint in L.A. for the launch of their new album, on to Europe for festivals, and headed on to Canada, the USA, and other places this year. They already sold out a 10,000 seat arena in Mexico City for two dates next February.
Their fourth album, *Keep Me Fed,* arrived June 28, and they performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live the night before. They were on MTV Push during July. They played Pol'and'Rock and Wacken Open Air festivals in Europe before many tens of thousands of fans.Their superpowers are LIVE performance, music COMPOSITIONAL skills, LYRICAL depth, STAGE presence and charisma, and personal integrity. Welcome to a deep, deep, 11-year-old rabbit hole.
are you their publicist or...?
just a very rabid fan
I hope they don't burn out to soon😑
me too!
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Burnout is a great song but it's probably one of their least popular. That's the thing about this band. They don't have a bad song. Just varying degrees of great to amazing.
Agree, it’s a good song if not a great song for most artists, but it’s near the bottom for TW and many TWA members would agree. I’d have to go to Escape the Mind to find a song I’d prefer this one over.
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You will find that they are incapable of putting out a bad song. Their music spans a very wide range of styles, yet through them all they have created a sound that is undeniably their own.
LONG LIVE THE VILLARREAL SISTERS!
The Warning are not a Metal Band, The Warning are just The Warning
The perfekt length for a metal song is 10 minutes, not 4 minutes 🙂