The story behind Tom cat disposables absolutely breaks my heart but it’s wonderful that he was able to turn it into such a sad experience into a song that brought attention to animals that are seen as lesser. The first time I listened to the song it did make me cry, RIP little mouse.
Will wood just makes me so hopeful. Some of his songs are perfect for when im down, but who he is as a person now makes me remember that it's going to be okay. GO WILL WOOD‼️‼️
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Interesting to hear the story behind tomcat disposables, I had read it as a metaphor/allegory/whatever for his career just as he described! R.I.P. Parmesan rind mouse :( Great work on this interview, I enjoyed it :)
i liked how will was kind of interviewing you about radio half way through lol. it was very interesting to hear and i was also surprised about the 17 years
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I always read cicada days as an allegory for climate change and like. mourning the impact humanity has on earth? cicada days is...now. "last minute desperation " in response to the sudden ,violent realization of the impact we've had on the world.. the progression into "the end of days" part. Kind of playing with irony ? "It just feels inhumane to lose this much" but the loss is caused by humanity and is inherently. caused by human nature.. a lot of the imagery revolves around nature and like. how humans were made? like the first 17 years were the rest of history and now were like oh fuck! capitalism is evil and the world might end! anyways. I adore will wood. used to do video essays that I've since privated but I made one about will and he left a very kind comment in response. wills work, specifically about mental illness, really speaks to me and there's a lot about his work that I admire and identify with. I'm a visual artist and honestly not a music person at all but will woods music is the sort of stuff that I want to make with my visual art. it's a difficult feeling to articulate. maybe its just bc im also a mentally ill creative from suburban New Jersey.
fr, this is not just an interview. they were really talking to each other with great interest, I love how it's all so genuine and they're both really nice to each other
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I mean probably less controversy and probably more the fact that the song blew up on tiktok for non controversy reasons, which is how the song got popular enough to fall into controversy in the first place
This was super interesting! You did a great job leading this interview :-) I'm really happy for WW's growth as an artist, and for his well deserved success. Hope that he eventually does find a satisfying way to word his ideas about balancing the horrors of being perceived with the joys of making and sharing something beautiful, things that matter to people
i feel strange saying i relate to a lot of what he's saying, but a lot of it certainly resonates.. especially now i'm in college figuring out which art to pursue, and whether or not i can really follow through with music what with insecurity and financial hardship. but this does make me hopeful. thank you for this interview
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Will is super inspirational. I’m an aspiring artist, who is currently writing songs. Will has inspired me to express myself and be authentic through music, and it means a lot to me and many others that he is super authentic and real with his own emotions, and how he conveys them in his music. Great interview! Thanks.
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@@BringinitBackwardsI think something I struggle with and would advise others to try and avoid is comparing yourself to your idol(s). Creating music is definitely not an easy thing, and it takes time to evolve, grow, and improve as an artist. And pressuring yourself to be as good as someone with potentially loads of more experience than you, it’s just not a good thing to do. It takes the excitement out of everything. Thanks for the question!
Absolutely, you've hit the nail on the head! Comparing ourselves to our idols can sometimes dampen the joy and creativity that comes with making music. It's important to remember that every artist's journey is unique, and growth takes time. Your dedication to evolving and improving as an artist is truly inspiring. Keep focusing on your own progress and the excitement of creating, and you'll continue to carve out your own path in the world of music. Thanks for sharing your insightful perspective!
I 100% thought Tom Cat Disposables was a metafor for life, Its actally really intresting on what it really means! its a very good song and its cool that i know what it means now
Songwriting mentor / unwitting therapist THAT COULD NOT BE MORE TRUEEEEE. Istg my piano teacher is my therapist, she's Christian, but shes so accepting and kind and fun to be with! At first i was nervous with her because she asked to hear the song i was playing (Little Miss Perfect) to get a better feel for it, and she was unbothered by the outright lesbian talk and last week i asked her to print out he sheet music for The Main Character and she asked to her _that_ one as well, she didn't care about the one swear! i would trust her with my life, shes so amazing!
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@@BringinitBackwardsjust subbed ‼️ no no, i love will wood specifically all jokes aside, i really enjoy the nice change of pace of In case I make it, and i really look forward to see where his music will develop. i really like the vibe that will gives off, and seeing him explore "new" styles that don't necessary align with what he is usually associated with, the edgy folk/punk guy. really enjoyed the interview too :)
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@@BringinitBackwards Absolutely! My favorite song about animals (excluding Tomcat Disposables to not bring any prerequisited bias into the conversation) is "Boys Will Be Bugs" by cavetown. I have no idea if bugs count as animals but I love them so that will be my final answer. Love the podcast man!
Anyone follow Mona Pants? She lost two of her brothers in relatively rapid succession. Part of the Pants family story is how much the dogs love cheese. They’d have long discussions about it. It just hit, Cooperton and Tosh having all their favorites in the great beyond.
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@@BringinitBackwards Oh yeah I’ll definitely subscribe! I listen to a lot of alt and indie. Oh, have you ever heard of Shayfer James? I would love to see an interview with him!
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Love how about 25 minutes in Will starts interviewing you
The story behind Tom cat disposables absolutely breaks my heart but it’s wonderful that he was able to turn it into such a sad experience into a song that brought attention to animals that are seen as lesser. The first time I listened to the song it did make me cry, RIP little mouse.
completely agree Ariel! Such a heartfelt song 🙏 Really appreciate that you took the time to watch the interview!
so real, my fav song in the world
Will wood just makes me so hopeful. Some of his songs are perfect for when im down, but who he is as a person now makes me remember that it's going to be okay. GO WILL WOOD‼️‼️
He's inspired me as an artist to branch out into music-
I love listening to this man talk. He always has something enlightening to say.
The phrase Cicada Days also brings to me an abstract feeling I can't quite describe.
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nostalgia for something you’ve never experienced?
@@goatgang6461 Yeah, exactly that!
@@Maybe_youre_quicksand YEAH ME TOO
looking and hearing about how will has changed through the years battling with addiction and self hatred is so painfully helpful to hear right now.
His relatable lyrics comfort me, make me so glad I'm not alone
It's nice to see how honest Will wood is throughout this whole interview, very inspiring man.
Thank you so much, bink bonk! SO happy you enjoyed the interview 🔥🔥🔥
I would make the hot take that will wood is the best creator of art alive today and defend it with my soul.
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Interesting to hear the story behind tomcat disposables, I had read it as a metaphor/allegory/whatever for his career just as he described! R.I.P. Parmesan rind mouse :(
Great work on this interview, I enjoyed it :)
Thank you so much for checking out the interview! Will is so creative!
i liked how will was kind of interviewing you about radio half way through lol. it was very interesting to hear and i was also surprised about the 17 years
thanks, remi!! haha!
will looks so happy and relaxed in this interview, that makes me smile :)
Thank you so much!! 🙏
To all of those who would like the time stamp for Tomcat Disposables, here you are! 34:48
(And Cicada Days is at 43:40)
I love how calm and mature he looks here
Will is awesome!! Thanks for checking out the interview!
And then you listen to the podcast
@@possibly_stupid what podcast
@@user-fg6qq4hq3c Life in the World to Come
@@user-fg6qq4hq3c life in the world to come
im wearing a hoodie rn to honor parmesan rind mouse
HAHA! Amazing!! haha
i almost started crying when he was explaining the story behind tomcat disposables
ME TOO BRO
TIMESTAMP PLEASE 😭😭😭😭
i did and I'm not ashamed LOL
This guy is so inspirational. Thanks Will :)
Completely agree, Michael! Thank you so much for checking out the interview!!
The way he can make such creative lyrics, and how some that I relate to make me feel not alone is so admirable.
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Great conversation, lovely to hear from Will and yourself!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
rare will wood interview.
Thanks for checking it out, remi! Will is such an awesome person!!
I always read cicada days as an allegory for climate change and like. mourning the impact humanity has on earth? cicada days is...now. "last minute desperation " in response to the sudden ,violent realization of the impact we've had on the world.. the progression into "the end of days" part. Kind of playing with irony ? "It just feels inhumane to lose this much" but the loss is caused by humanity and is inherently. caused by human nature.. a lot of the imagery revolves around nature and like. how humans were made? like the first 17 years were the rest of history and now were like oh fuck! capitalism is evil and the world might end!
anyways. I adore will wood. used to do video essays that I've since privated but I made one about will and he left a very kind comment in response. wills work, specifically about mental illness, really speaks to me and there's a lot about his work that I admire and identify with. I'm a visual artist and honestly not a music person at all but will woods music is the sort of stuff that I want to make with my visual art. it's a difficult feeling to articulate. maybe its just bc im also a mentally ill creative from suburban New Jersey.
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love this! i like that it often feels less like an interview and more like a genuine conversation. both will and the interviewer are awesome :)
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fr, this is not just an interview. they were really talking to each other with great interest, I love how it's all so genuine and they're both really nice to each other
32:00 will wood's most listened song is I/me/myself, It was pushed by algorithms due to engagement due to controversy...
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I mean probably less controversy and probably more the fact that the song blew up on tiktok for non controversy reasons, which is how the song got popular enough to fall into controversy in the first place
This was super interesting! You did a great job leading this interview :-) I'm really happy for WW's growth as an artist, and for his well deserved success. Hope that he eventually does find a satisfying way to word his ideas about balancing the horrors of being perceived with the joys of making and sharing something beautiful, things that matter to people
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i feel strange saying i relate to a lot of what he's saying, but a lot of it certainly resonates.. especially now i'm in college figuring out which art to pursue, and whether or not i can really follow through with music what with insecurity and financial hardship. but this does make me hopeful. thank you for this interview
Will wood interview are always so interesting he’s such a cool guy
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Tysm for the interview!!!
Sometimes we do the things we have to do not because, we want it but, because it needed to be done
Will is super inspirational. I’m an aspiring artist, who is currently writing songs. Will has inspired me to express myself and be authentic through music, and it means a lot to me and many others that he is super authentic and real with his own emotions, and how he conveys them in his music. Great interview! Thanks.
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@@BringinitBackwardsI think something I struggle with and would advise others to try and avoid is comparing yourself to your idol(s). Creating music is definitely not an easy thing, and it takes time to evolve, grow, and improve as an artist. And pressuring yourself to be as good as someone with potentially loads of more experience than you, it’s just not a good thing to do. It takes the excitement out of everything. Thanks for the question!
Absolutely, you've hit the nail on the head! Comparing ourselves to our idols can sometimes dampen the joy and creativity that comes with making music. It's important to remember that every artist's journey is unique, and growth takes time. Your dedication to evolving and improving as an artist is truly inspiring. Keep focusing on your own progress and the excitement of creating, and you'll continue to carve out your own path in the world of music. Thanks for sharing your insightful perspective!
I 100% thought Tom Cat Disposables was a metafor for life, Its actally really intresting on what it really means! its a very good song and its cool that i know what it means now
Will Wood is a genius! Thanks for checking out the interview!
Songwriting mentor / unwitting therapist THAT COULD NOT BE MORE TRUEEEEE. Istg my piano teacher is my therapist, she's Christian, but shes so accepting and kind and fun to be with! At first i was nervous with her because she asked to hear the song i was playing (Little Miss Perfect) to get a better feel for it, and she was unbothered by the outright lesbian talk and last week i asked her to print out he sheet music for The Main Character and she asked to her _that_ one as well, she didn't care about the one swear! i would trust her with my life, shes so amazing!
i love will wood
's music!
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@@BringinitBackwardsjust subbed ‼️ no no, i love will wood specifically
all jokes aside, i really enjoy the nice change of pace of In case I make it, and i really look forward to see where his music will develop.
i really like the vibe that will gives off, and seeing him explore "new" styles that don't necessary align with what he is usually associated with, the edgy folk/punk guy.
really enjoyed the interview too :)
This album made me want to adopt every kind of rodent as a pet
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@@BringinitBackwards Absolutely! My favorite song about animals (excluding Tomcat Disposables to not bring any prerequisited bias into the conversation) is "Boys Will Be Bugs" by cavetown. I have no idea if bugs count as animals but I love them so that will be my final answer.
Love the podcast man!
@@library.of.al_xandria they are they’re just not mammals
Anyone follow Mona Pants? She lost two of her brothers in relatively rapid succession. Part of the Pants family story is how much the dogs love cheese. They’d have long discussions about it. It just hit, Cooperton and Tosh having all their favorites in the great beyond.
Ill have to check out Mona Pants! Thanks for the support and checking out the interview!
any chance you could add timestamps to this video, it’s quite long obviously, and timestamps would make it a lot easier to navigate it!
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@@BringinitBackwards Oh yeah I’ll definitely subscribe! I listen to a lot of alt and indie. Oh, have you ever heard of Shayfer James? I would love to see an interview with him!
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Why do they look like cousins?
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