Foster The People - Pumped Up Kicks | REVIEW
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Actually the bassist, Cubbie Fink's cousin is a survivor of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre. He said she was in the library when everything went down. He flew out the day after, to be there for her and experienced the trauma that happened and how affected she was by it, so this song is also very personal to him.
Thank you, most people react and haven't got a clue what's going on. I knew this already and I like the song. But so much BS talk out there about stuff they know nothing about.
Person to everyone who watched that shit on t.v. too.... we will always be torn between the shooter and the victim in this world. Dillion cleebolt and the other guy deserved their lil moment of shooting somebody...... and everybody they shot deserved to live a full life........ both sides suffered here...... death happens to us all.... whether we like it or not 🥺 when we dont even expect it... its sad... but us who grew up in the columbine days... are numb to other peoples kids dying... nobody else really cares for more than a day or 2.... i believe columbine was the begining of something that cannot be stopped. It birthed school shooters.... more importantly than a few kids and trachers dying.... it tauhht us to be more respectful, before a more "i dont give a fuck" person, than you, kills yo ass.......... like.... now... like a "doom video game". I remember that shooting like yesterday and im numb to them all... unless my kids are at that school... and im the one dad that is coming to the school sneaking somebody shooting up the place to save MY children..... if they catch the bullet before me or the cops showed up.... well shit!... so be it i guess.... more motivation for me to get that shooter.... MY earth... MINE..
at least 50% of that story is embellished.
@@myerr21why do you say that?
This is my favorite band. They got me into indie/rock/alternative when I was 14-15. They got me through so much.
This Song never get Old 🧏🏻♀️
How is it 10 yrs tho..
The Boomtown Rats 'I don't like Mondays ' is also about a school shooting in 1979 in San Diego.
She is still in prison, after all those years. She was sexually abused by her dad and yeah, she had a bad Monday to say the least.
🦋 A mixture of Beautiful & Dark. A groove to be more afraid of rather than enjoy by meaning alone. A Cult Classic of DEEP Meaning. We can all Still Appreciate. 👏😊
What I love most about this song is when I’m a good dancing mood I can dance to it without hearing the sad lyrics that are relatable to real life problems but when I’m sad I can be chill and cry my eyes out to this song to get my emotions out when thinking about how bad I feel for people that go through things like this so depending on my mood I will ignore the lyrics or sometimes listen to them
It's actually not an effect on his voice, in the verses he's using a different type of microphone called a bullet Mike which is often used by harmonica players.
For having grim subject matter, this song is so incredibly catchy.
You guys nailed it!
Please review Grimes Oblivion which has similar dark lyric/pop music vibe.
Since the pandemic i have found myself looking into the meaning of songs. I have loved this song for years. When I got into the meaning od the song I was shock to say the least. All this time I didn't know. Still love the song, but my eyes opened about the meaning now.
This song never get’s old 🥰🎼🎶
New sub here, checking out your back catalogue. Regards from Portland, the 5-0-tree.
And incidently, this is a great song for dancing those angry feelings out and for not feeling alone in those feelings, less misunderstood. Haven't you ever felt that angry? I have. What if you're all alone or neglected? What if it just builds? People have said it many ways, many times, whether it's a people or a person, push them down for too long and either they break or they break free -- and it's tough to know which is which when you're inside those feelings. When you're inside those feelings, you have to know that other people feel this way, too, that you aren't alone, especially for young adults. This is a great song, just for that. Facing the issue isn't normalizing the problem. Lots of angry people think about picking up an equalizer. Better to dance, if you can. Imo.
back in mid 70s at my high school in small town, some kids would come to school in their pick ups with rifles in a gun rack on rear window...we never even gave it second thought...of course it was before the latch key kids with two parents having to work to maintain the american dream...this is the darkest upbeat song ever
Chubbie finks cousin survived columbine high school massacre
There is something about this song I like, the beat and the meaning. If you like sax consider checking out SUPERTRAMP and one of their songs TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME.
Never heard this before. Yeah i don't know what to make of it... I love the rhythm, but yeah knowing what is about... Interesting.
10yrs old already WTF??...
I liked it when it came out..Something different to react to ..I've never really seen reaction channels play it..Most of your subscribers probably gravitate towards metal and classic rock , but it's a decent change -up.
Everytime I hear this song I can picture a kid in school with a gun playing this song while shooting it up. Nice tone but disturbing message.
There is a live version on the Craig Ferguson Show. It’s on UA-cam. It is way better than this studio version. You really need to review that version to do the song justice.
You want sax?.... Check out MSB (Michael Stanley Band) and the songs "Someone Like You" and ''In Between the Lines". Pride of Cleveland.
Great band I haven't listened to in forever. That's changing now. Thanks! Very popular in my hometown, Columbus.
@@buckeyechad1 ...Lead singer Michael Stanley passed away earlier this year
Yeah...read that right before I replied...rip. Heard my parents play them as kid in the late 70s/early 80s. Be cool.
On the same subject, try David Bowie « Valentine’s day », from his 2013 album « The next day » : an efficient pop-rock song with a terrifying message...
9:54…..”a child’ mind is fragile….”😳…And what about the father’s mind who left a six shoot gun free in da house ? 🥶
There's a version of this song where they play this live on Craig Ferguson. Really great sound. Almost better than the original.
I heard this first live when they debuted on Jay Leno's Tonight Show and I actually think it sounded BETTER live. The performance is on UA-cam of course.
I feel the vocal effect on the verse is too much of a contrast to the fuller chorus that it just feels disjointed and doesn't flow into the chorus well at all. When performing live it does however.
Helena Beat, Houdini.,Call it what you want,Broken Jaw....
Song got banned at first from lots of radio rotation cuz of the gun stuff.
This song always reminds me of Columbine
i mean thats literally what its about xD
And every other U.S school shooting.
3 in one year??? Often 3 in one week, probably on some days even 3 on one day!
Choon
React to Eminem 💜💜💜
You're a snob now...lol. Joking.
Go back to metal
No
Never heard it
Don’t wanna hear it ever again ☺️✌️
Listen to it daily