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This quickly rose to my favorite on the EP. That bass slide going into the final chorus still gives me goosebumps.
My 2nd favorite song after Martirio. This has strong radio appeal. I cannot wait to see them perform songs from MAYDAY live.
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This song for me is awesome! Great reaction!!
Just listen to it a few more times, and you'll find yourself wanting to hear it. It happens all the time. It's beautiful.
you know you're a true fan when you watch a video of Pau baking a cake
Yep, that was a friendship or something gone wrong. I love the "if karma won't hit you, then I will". They have said that they get all of their aggression out in their songs. There was one live chat when their manager asked Pau if she couldn't write something light and happy and she said "No". Hard stop, no discussion, no diplomacy, just 'No'.
There is a saying that when one brings light the ones own inner dark thoughts and feelings the will not be such a heavy burden. Expressing these thoughts and feelings in a creative non-destructive manner is quite healthy. Not everyone sees the world in rose coloured glasses. If they do they are lying to themselves.
SIEMPRE MEJOR, MEJOR Y MEJOR, SIN LIMITES, ASÍ ES THE WARNING!!
Great reaction! Yes, nearly all of The Warning's songs deal with dark matters, and there's a very good reason behind it. Pau has said on several occasions that she hates writing happy songs. She says they sound too cheesy when she writes them, and that she prefers to write music in a minor key instead of a major key.
The other reason she gives is that by writing dark material they can use their music as a vessel for expelling all the bad feelings from their souls, leaving all their happy thoughts inside. I personally find that really touching and wholesome.
Right now my favorite Mayday song
They always deliver, they nevey cease to amaze me!
You’re correct, they are well adjusted young ladies…with very vivid imaginations. They’ve been writing and performing far beyond their years since their inception. If they wanted to become just another cookie cutter pop band they would have sold their souls to Disney when given the opportunity.
I think you are underrating them a bit. You said they've only been writing and performing beyond their years since their inception. I think they've been doing it since their conception.
I love that they write darker lyrically. It’s refreshing for three young women, kids and teens really in most of their music up to this point, to write original, real rock, and not cheerful bubble gum pop. I can’t get enough of this Mayday EP and can’t wait to hear what they give us in the future.
Funny how, at the end of the bridge where the guitar comes in and you said, "Ooooh, that sounds good!" is my favourite part of the song. I often repeat just the bridge and listen to it over and over again. You've got good taste. :)
This song was a slow burn for me, but I'm on board now. You have to love the line, "if karma doesn't hit you then I will." This song is about a falling out with a friend. You know you're a member of The Warning Army when you spend your precious time watching the ladies bake a cake--I did too.
Dany and Ale wrote this song
@@Tarisaher Thanks. I'll modify my statement.
@@Tarisaher I'm quite sure this is Pau's baby. She said so. ✌🤓
@@morthnadic1 You are correct and it was Pau who had the fall out with a friend.
@@TheUnderdogDe 🤘🤓👍💯
From a fellow Texan, I have been following this band since 2014 when their version of "Enter Sandman" hit the UA-cam. It has been great to see them develope into the band they are today. I had tickets to their show at Club Dada in Dallas, but alas that got cancelled for COVID. Check out some of their earlier songs on UA-cam. As you will find out, yes, most of their songs have a "Dark" side, but they are in person really happy people that develope most of their material from reading books or events in the local papers (Copper Bullets). Have fun listening!
Because we all have a dark side.
The Warning 🎸 the Future of Rock 🎸 Music 🤘
I have found most special music isn't sweetness and sunshine. For whatever reason tends to be dark and or unhappy
I am pretty sure Pau said that this song was based on a personal experience.
Yes, she said that she had a falling out with someone. I’m thinking it was a close friend or ex-friend now.
They all write their songs and lyrics. It depends on the song who writes the most, but usually Pau writes pieces of songs on piano then brings it to her sisters to all work on. Their manager, Rudy, once asked Pau if she could write happy songs about rainbows and unicorns. Her answer, "No". LOL
Was that Rudy or Mony? The one I heard was that it was Mony who asked, and got that answer from Pau.
@@robertkrawitz8237 haha. I thought it was Rudy, but Mony makes sense too. 🤣
I am like you a slow burn on my favorite bands..... but this song hit me in one shot, bang boom a hit. As you have noticed they are super cool and normal family girls private but as you can note from their songs, the lyrics are not just whimsed together for the fun of it... they say that typically Pau starts with a melody clip, a chorus or equal and some words or a sentence and then they write the song together where they focus as much on the lyrics as the music to make it match. Go in on The Warning Army UA-cam site and you’ll find short clips of them describing their latest songs
Well i suppose that it is more interesting to write about thought provoking subjects , and lyrics than a love song .Thanks !
I really love the energy this one has, Ale's bass is making an exceptional sound these days, I love that too. I put this one right next to "Z", but just under "Evolve & Disciple". As usual, Pau working the drums like nobody's business, Dany's vocals are on point as always.
Also, their mother asked them when they were younger how come they don’t write songs about rainbows and unicorns, or something of that nature, but, can you imagine if they had recorded grammar school songs, they would not have the international fan base they do now.
Just imagine what might have happened (or not) had they taken their mother's suggestion about what to name the band...
Does anyone know where the name (The Warning) actually comes from? The story I recall hearing was that when they were playing Rock Band they were playing at being rock stars who were recording their next album which was to be titled The Warning, and then when they needed a name for their (real) band one of them remembered it, and that's what they used. Is that actually what happened, and if so, do any of them remember how they came up with that? Regardless, The Warning a great name for a hard rock band, and the "you have been warned!" tag line has enough menace that the hardest core headbanger can respect it without being so over the top that it scares people away.
They have not been averse to saying no to their parents where it comes to artistic decisions. I think one of the few times where Luis made it stick was when he pushed them to finish Ugh rather than abandon it, and that wasn't artistic, it was they were simply frustrated at hitting a block. They don't generally appear to mind being pushed to excel.
@@robertkrawitz8237 To this day, according to David Bendeth et al, they don’t let anyone change who they are lyrically and artistically.
@@DaveRod76 "Pack of lions" was the term I recall he used. Pride of lionesses is a very apt description of them, and the opening scene from Enter Sandman depicts that vividly.
If you want to watch a fun video they recently just did, watch the one of Pau trying to teach Dany to play drum.
Pau said its a song that she wrote a long time ago , a personal experience and she was thru by his “emo” phase
They probably write lyrics on the darker side of life because they’re metal.
One down, one to go!!!
Enjoyed your review. Several have already mentioned its origin; as you're now exploring their vlogs, etc., you might come across the one Pau spoke about this song specifically - and her definite hatred of 'love' songs (unless they're twisted, a la Queen of - or it's about her cat :)). Usually find them on their site, and/or The Warning Army. Personally, I wish they'd write an instrumental - even if they only played it live (like Band-Maid with "Onset"). Even more so after hearing "Z"; it's awesome!
It's my favorite, because it goes back to 21centuty blod, where the lyrics were deeper, and musically, it sounds like a band that I love Placebo
the song is about something that happened to him and as the lyrics say, it generated animosity. a frustrated relationship maybe. but I really like it, the way Danny plays the song. bass and drums fantastic as always. also has the rhythmic changes. my nr. two.
You need to watch the first Pau baking a cake video, lots of funny bits in that one.
Great
Dude You reacted to My favorite song!!
I'm sometimes a slow burn on songs too, I had about the same reaction first listen but after a few times it slowly grew to my favorite on the EP. Pau wrote it, on one of her vlogs she said it was personal experience with someone. I assume the fake funerals are some collateral damage of losing some friends shared in a relationship. Thanks Texan !
... or like when your friends are trying to console you while you are sharing your feelings. ✌🤓
Lesson learned: Don’t piss off the Pau! #NumberlyGarfs
Es cierto, parecen unas chicas felices, pero quizá sea en parte porque su lado negativo pueden sacarlo en sus canciones y de alguna forma, no solo librarse de él, si no volverlo en positivo.. 😁
THE WARNING IS IN THIS 2021 ONE OF THE BEST HARD ROCK BANDS IN THE WORLD, GREAT TOPICS SHOW IT AS CHOKE, EVOLVE, HUNTER, THE END, SURVIVE, ITS ORIGINAL COVER FROM ENTER SANDMAN AND MUCH MORE AND PAU A GENIUS OF PURE ROCK POWER , ALE ONE OF THE BEST BASS PLAYERS AND DANY AND YOUR POWERFUL ENERGY AND HUGE GUITARIST THIS IS TW
It is a trend that they chose for their songs, it is not that they have dark or deep problems, it is like Stephen King, he writes terrifying books but that does not mean that he is a monster
There is an Animosity video of the girls performing live from the Warning Cave. I don't know how to put the link lol. There is also an animated video of this song
Nice! Pau said this is about a real life falling out with someone. It is very personal to her. Their careers and covid took a toll on their friendships. They don’t spend as much time with friends as they used to.
Tienes mucha razon como es posible que niñas tan lindas y felices puedan escribir de cosas tan oscuras yo siempre me pregunto lo mismo.
Most of the inspiration for their songs come from various types of media such as books, documentaries or just being observant of the world around them. Animosity is about a falling out that Pau had with someone she knew and the first time she wrote about a personal experience.
Again another nice reaction to this amazing song. Cannot wait and hopefully they will release a video to go with the song. Pau said that writing a love song would make her cringe. The only love song she would write would be about her cat 🐱.
Since you are upto date with The Warning may I suggest that you react to these sisters performing on Tedx. The performance is about 18 mins long and it includes 3 songs that you have not reacted to yet, unmendable, When Im alone and the brilliant song survive. This performance was from 2017 and a must see for any Warning fan. I hope you will enjoy and I left you a link. 🤘
ua-cam.com/video/pj5ue3M-v6o/v-deo.html
Well, Stalker could be interpreted as a love song. A vampire love song, to be sure. Although I don't know offhand which of them was the primary composer and am too busy to go upstairs and check my autographed CD. Crimson Queen is a (slightly) less twisted love song, but Dany wrote that.
@@robertkrawitz8237 hi Robbie. You are right as Pau said she did write a love song for QOTMS but she said it gets a pass because it was a creepy one 🤘
Here is a short description of their creative progress. ua-cam.com/video/gOdapJWBCcA/v-deo.html
The bass is a little different and punchy because this is the first song Ale recoded using a pick. She has used a pick previously playing Resistance by Muse but she is mainly a finger style bass player. Animosity is one that grows on you. I was kinda meh with it at first but after a bunch of listens later it's one of my favourites from the the EP. The writing is the genius of The Warning, they write from their imagination and what they observe in other forms of media and the varied genres of music they listen to.
This one was an instant favorite right away for me, I like the others but it’s this one that I listen to again and again.
They read a lot.