Dead Rising’s psychopaths are so funny because you can have a boss with a death metal song with the most intense guitar you’ve ever heard except the actual boss is just some guy who used to work at Target or something
Funny thing is, even though it's absurd it's actually pretty realistic I think. It's just regular people who've lost their minds after seeing the world fall apart. I still think minus the weird shit you can dress your character in, Dead Rising 1 and 2 is one of the most realistic representations of what a Zombie apocalypse would be like. You'd more than likely run into quite a few 'Psychopaths' if you survive the initial outbreak. Brandon was a great example and even Antoine and his refusal to accept his new reality.
@@lNeml Oh yeah, definitely! It's a wonderful play on it, with the scene showing Boykin losing his men being a very good example of what you said. That's why they are so loved, with some of them being downright saddening.
@@xpsgamer7062 Well, we aren't talking about DR4 here. We mean 1, 2 and 3. Some may argue about 3 in a sense, but I think we can include 3 here. 4 is discluded.
yeah, all my friends hate this song, saying "I can't understand the lyrics" and when I tell them to at least listen to the instrumental, they say "well isn't the lyrics the core of music? how do you listen to music without lyrics??"
I first heard this in Xtreme G Racing Association (XGRA) on the Gamecube. I used to be unable to listen to this song without hearing "Weapons: Online" at the beginning.
I was first introduced to Celldweller in Test Drive Off Road: Wide Open. This was the song I'd play a lot while cruising the Yosemite. I was so stoked when I heard it in Dead Rising 2
Oh my gosh me too!! Haha that’s cool someone discovered him the same way I did. I first played that game when I was like 4 years old now I’m 18. I’ve listened to celldweller my whole life.
That's because this is real music made by a talented guy that cares about his work. Not the dumb shit aspiring popstars, rappers and hip hoppers spit out in an effort to get noticed by equally stupid crowds. I use the term aspiring loosely, since most of them will never amount to anything anyway. It's like the games made to combat against Fortnite's popularity. The retarded masses of children only know one thing, so they refuse to accept anything else.
Better than discovering him through an obscure mature flash "game" with an animu gallery as reward that had Switchback as background music. Of course, it was all For Academic Purpouses.
@@edgerino790 Sounds like the crap you'd find on newgrounds waaaaaay back in the day. I seen a hentai game with kramer and newman(Seinfeld) looking for puss, and newman sabotages kramers sea trip by drinking the entire ocean.
@@bddd8251 Are you talking about that combo vid compilation of Trickster Dante doing crazy acrobatics in Love Planet and riding sloths like a skateboard?
This song has been my all the time favorite song almost for 10 years now!! :OOO Have heard a tons of epic remixes and covers of this song but none of them beats the original one! ♥ Gotta say: THIS SONG WILL NEVER DIE.
Okay, fun fact. I actually DID hear this song and Switchback before watching any Dead Rising 2 videos (but was none the wiser and very inattentive back then). They both played during a Starcraft video that's gone from the internet sadly, but that would've/SHOULD'VE been my first introduction to Celldweller and NOT Dead Rising 2.
Funny how a song meaning site says it's about him dropping out of a label. When I heard this song for the first time, I was thinking of the perfect world in a dream, where can you do anything, be anything, the time is yours and you will never die.
Klayton back in the day was kinda... aggressive with the meaning of his songs. If you look lyrics for Yurasuka (Circle of Dust), Uncrowned or Symbiont you'll see.
First Celldweller song I ever heard. Also the first piece of audio I ever acknowledged to be music/ a song around 4-6 years old. In my mid twenties now. Still love this.
I heard this on XGRA on GameCube when I was like 5 or 6 (I'm 22 rn). I had forgotten about the music until today. I had actually heard Celldweller since then, but I thought his first song I heard was Good Luck You're Fucked. Guess not, lol.
It’s really interesting, I remember when Klayton updated this song I thought it was a perfect way to make the song sound more relevant. Five years later, that version sounds weirdly dated and this version sounds way more timeless. I guess time doesn’t exist here.
The Offworld version has aged quite well too. It sounds melancholy and mature, while being very atmospheric and relaxing to listen to. I truly love the journey this song has taken throughout *almost* every era of Celldweller.
You had the best track on X.G.R.A for the gamecube. Amazing track for an amazing game. How I found you. Now I want to shoot rockets at racers while at super sonic speeds in a zero g tunnel.
First celldweller song I listened to. Found it from an AMV that used the growling machines remix. It was in a different language, so took a hell of a lot of time to find the original. Was very sceptic at first, intro scared the hell out of me. Didn't listen to any rock/metal whatsoever back then (unless you count my parents blasting ACDC at almost every opportunity as listening to rock. I hated it haha). It grew on me quickly though.
It took me years to figure out why this song sounded so nostalgic to me Then I remembered, this sounds like kind of the final boss of the first Rayman game.
A person who does wrong is not necessarily bad. As well as a person doing good is not bad. Wrong place at a wrong time can be all it takes, it's not your fault.
There was always a moment with this song when breaking the sound barrier in the higher speeds was just so hype. Like you'd break the barrier and all the other sounds would go quiet and you just hear the bridge. Pure hype.
I saw a video addressing 25 yo thinkers and realized this song meant to talk about how our expectatives about risks and outcomes in our imagination work as a mental prison who prevent us from practicing and learn with our failures.
Much like antoine rejects the reality of the zombie outbreak in fortune city as he hopes the reviewer will come to eat at his restaurant and will use anything for the perfect dish including other humans. He still calls himself the king of cuisine despite his food being horrible.
Imo it does fit him. He thinks the reviewer is on the way, in his *Own Little World*, but outside that small world of his, the reviewer was long dead. In his Own Little World, he thinks he'll be capable of those 4-5 stars he's looking for, but he never received his wish, outside that world, everyone is dead, nobody but the survivors he's taking is going to try his dish..
![Dead Rising 2: Off The Record - Firewater (Chuck Greene's theme) [HQ + Download]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rct233J9lsE/mqdefault.jpg)
Dead Rising’s psychopaths are so funny because you can have a boss with a death metal song with the most intense guitar you’ve ever heard except the actual boss is just some guy who used to work at Target or something
Hey man. It's dead rising tradition at this point. Thumbs.
Funny thing is, even though it's absurd it's actually pretty realistic I think. It's just regular people who've lost their minds after seeing the world fall apart. I still think minus the weird shit you can dress your character in, Dead Rising 1 and 2 is one of the most realistic representations of what a Zombie apocalypse would be like. You'd more than likely run into quite a few 'Psychopaths' if you survive the initial outbreak. Brandon was a great example and even Antoine and his refusal to accept his new reality.
@@lNeml Oh yeah, definitely! It's a wonderful play on it, with the scene showing Boykin losing his men being a very good example of what you said. That's why they are so loved, with some of them being downright saddening.
@@captaincrikey872 I wish that was true dead rising 4 didnt even have psychopaths. They ruined that game it held no traditional game standpoints.
@@xpsgamer7062 Well, we aren't talking about DR4 here. We mean 1, 2 and 3. Some may argue about 3 in a sense, but I think we can include 3 here. 4 is discluded.
KLAYTON WILL NEVER DIE
I hope so lol
But this is probably Robin Beanland
Kkkkkkj
"Welcome to a world where the air i breath is mine" absolute bars Ngl
One of the most underrated song of all time
yeah, all my friends hate this song, saying "I can't understand the lyrics" and when I tell them to at least listen to the instrumental, they say "well isn't the lyrics the core of music? how do you listen to music without lyrics??"
@@pyroplays599 I GET THE SAME THING THIS SONG IS SO AMAZING
oh wow how original of a comment.
@@pyroplays599 just say that you're gonna make them dinner and see what happens :P
0:48 sounds like something out of devil may cry and i fucking love it
You’re not far off. This song was used in another Capcom game called Dead Rising 2.
It was used in a DMC3 combo video by his1nightmare back in the days.
@@yekaterinasmirnova214 Bro, I remember that.
Man, Dead Rising really introduce me to a crapton of great music, thank you Capcom Vancouver!
I remember enter the matrix had a few instrumental celldweller songs
Do you still thank them when they killed Dead Rising and their own studio?
@@Cruddy129 yes
Lol. Chef Antoine.
I first heard this in Xtreme G Racing Association (XGRA) on the Gamecube. I used to be unable to listen to this song without hearing "Weapons: Online" at the beginning.
"How dare you!? I am Antoine! I am the king of cuisine!"
-Antoine Thomas
When you feel sick at a Thanksgiving dinner and a family member asks:
"What's the matter, indigestion?!"
I was first introduced to Celldweller in Test Drive Off Road: Wide Open. This was the song I'd play a lot while cruising the Yosemite. I was so stoked when I heard it in Dead Rising 2
Oh my gosh me too!! Haha that’s cool someone discovered him the same way I did. I first played that game when I was like 4 years old now I’m 18. I’ve listened to celldweller my whole life.
I heard It in Hills have eyes 2 end credits
@@DigitalMirage0303 TDOR:Wide Open was such a great game. I always felt like I drove faster when this song came on
the song was slightly altered for that game
@@glitchedblood sped up a little too I think and probably shortened so the chorus played more often or something
This song is badass who knew being a chef would give you a epic song.
I bet Peppino wished he had an theme song too
Dead rising 2
after 22 years of living i think this is one of the greatest songs i have ever heard
That's because this is real music made by a talented guy that cares about his work. Not the dumb shit aspiring popstars, rappers and hip hoppers spit out in an effort to get noticed by equally stupid crowds.
I use the term aspiring loosely, since most of them will never amount to anything anyway. It's like the games made to combat against Fortnite's popularity. The retarded masses of children only know one thing, so they refuse to accept anything else.
@Paul Bell Dont forget case zero. boss theme is another one of his song
Fool. I knew this was one of the greatest songs when I was 12
Must been all Celldweller album
Definitely my favorite Celldweller song! Glad Dead Rising introduced me to this legend!
I can't believe I discovered Celldweller from a runescape montage I accidentally clicked on many years ago. This was the song I heard.
Kelazun wow. Runescape? Never imagined a pairing like this.
Mine was when I fought Antoine in Dead Rising 2.
Better than discovering him through an obscure mature flash "game" with an animu gallery as reward that had Switchback as background music. Of course, it was all For Academic Purpouses.
I mean I first listened to this type of music when I encountered a playlist called "gaming music"
@@edgerino790 Sounds like the crap you'd find on newgrounds waaaaaay back in the day. I seen a hentai game with kramer and newman(Seinfeld) looking for puss, and newman sabotages kramers sea trip by drinking the entire ocean.
This song is literally so damn good i could taste it. Just needs more buttah
2:59 FAVORITE PART🔥🔥
Antoine... Will make you... *DINNER!*
Delicious
WAIT!! NEEDS A BIT MORE BUTTAH!
Sharkboi lol
dfggfd gfdgfd nigga it was used in a video game stfu
@dfggfd gfdgfd aww, did I hurt a little baby?
I love blasting this in the kitchen when it's my turn to cook for the family.
This one is truly a classic, love it!
Back in the day this song was in DMC 4 video, that's how I was introduced to this great singer.👌👏
Hah, DMC3 combo vids by hisFirstN1ghtmare guy from a time of phantom babies and trueStyleTournaments. Good times.
@@bddd8251 Are you talking about that combo vid compilation of Trickster Dante doing crazy acrobatics in Love Planet and riding sloths like a skateboard?
I heard this in dead rising 2
Awakened the world 😭
Sheeeesh, this entire album is filled with epic songs, truly a no-skip album
This song has been my all the time favorite song almost for 10 years now!! :OOO
Have heard a tons of epic remixes and covers of this song but none of them beats the original one! ♥
Gotta say: THIS SONG WILL NEVER DIE.
It’s bizarre this song got popular because some chef decided to chop people up and add them to his stew
I know nothing about that ^^ Celldweller has been an awesome band for 2 decades.
@@AtotehZThis song plays during a boss fight against a chef in the game dead rising 2
Okay, fun fact. I actually DID hear this song and Switchback before watching any Dead Rising 2 videos (but was none the wiser and very inattentive back then). They both played during a Starcraft video that's gone from the internet sadly, but that would've/SHOULD'VE been my first introduction to Celldweller and NOT Dead Rising 2.
Oh I get ya
Funny how a song meaning site says it's about him dropping out of a label. When I heard this song for the first time, I was thinking of the perfect world in a dream, where can you do anything, be anything, the time is yours and you will never die.
Yea or like a rock star playboy theme
Klayton back in the day was kinda... aggressive with the meaning of his songs. If you look lyrics for Yurasuka (Circle of Dust), Uncrowned or Symbiont you'll see.
*WE WILL NEVER DIE*
You wrong, this life is short
Дмитрий Тиманид Ruski, listen to the song.
Python 1 movie!
@@thmahnd Life's short, then you reincarnate and feel stupid about some shit you said on the internet.
Driving around and playing this cranked up has vastly improved my bad day.
been listening to this song for 8 years and did not notice the synths on the first verse all this time. holy shit man
Quando escuto essa música só me lembro daquele filme chamado Python que passava direto no SBT, essa música tocava durante os créditos iniciais.
My favorite song of yours. Shine on, you crazy chaotic creator.
Обожаю эту песню! Она шикарна!
😎🤟
Особенно на за варду она хорошо сочитается 👌
What a great song, dam i love it, this would have been a great for the matrix trilogy
Stumbled onto this as part of some random playlist I had going. Immediately transported back in time. Happy to have found this again!
Ahhhhh come in come in finally. I am Antoine they call me the king of cuisine, I’ve been expecting you.
You know, as much as I know this is a song from Dead Rising 2, I can definitely see this being a Metal Gear Rising track.
Maybe in a sequel
Nah I don't think so
First Celldweller song I ever heard. Also the first piece of audio I ever acknowledged to be music/ a song around 4-6 years old. In my mid twenties now. Still love this.
I heard this on XGRA on GameCube when I was like 5 or 6 (I'm 22 rn). I had forgotten about the music until today. I had actually heard Celldweller since then, but I thought his first song I heard was Good Luck You're Fucked. Guess not, lol.
So I've only known about this song for a week now and I can comfortably tell you it's not only nostalgia. The song really is a banger!
It’s really interesting, I remember when Klayton updated this song I thought it was a perfect way to make the song sound more relevant. Five years later, that version sounds weirdly dated and this version sounds way more timeless.
I guess time doesn’t exist here.
The Offworld version has aged quite well too. It sounds melancholy and mature, while being very atmospheric and relaxing to listen to. I truly love the journey this song has taken throughout *almost* every era of Celldweller.
I couldn’t agree more
“I think you will easily find this meal worthy of 4 stars”
A universal time moment
One of the first song i heard from celldweller. This song started it all man.
You had the best track on X.G.R.A for the gamecube. Amazing track for an amazing game. How I found you. Now I want to shoot rockets at racers while at super sonic speeds in a zero g tunnel.
Ah there it is my favorite/second favorite celldweller/industrial track.
Ah yes, my favourite version of this song I’ve seen covered and remixed oh so many times
I am Chef Antoine. They call me the King of Cuisine!!! I've been expecting you.........
... what?
Love you guys. Your music is so so so awesome and I can't stop listening.
First celldweller song I listened to. Found it from an AMV that used the growling machines remix. It was in a different language, so took a hell of a lot of time to find the original.
Was very sceptic at first, intro scared the hell out of me. Didn't listen to any rock/metal whatsoever back then (unless you count my parents blasting ACDC at almost every opportunity as listening to rock. I hated it haha). It grew on me quickly though.
Behold THE WORLD
Awakened the world :trol:
gives off vibes of a Devil May Cry battle theme, great song!
definitely digging that reboot DmC vibe
I've heard it somewhere that the Celldweller tracks licensed for DR2 were originally meant for DMC5, back before the reboot was even announced.
Awww I listen this all the time
"THIS IS MY WORLD! MY WORLD!"
- Agent Smith
Holy hexOr introduces me this Gem.. in his "Luck is No Excuse" Videos ... Thx a lot ...
Dead Rising always had great tastes when it came to music
*Welcome to the world, where the air I breathe is mine* ♥
The man, the legend
Antoine: the king of cuisine
It took me years to figure out why this song sounded so nostalgic to me
Then I remembered, this sounds like kind of the final boss of the first Rayman game.
The song that was my first introduction to Celldweller. Antoine was a real dick my first time playing Dead Rising 2.
Celldweller is plaguing my little world
When your so good at dead rising games that you kill antoine before 0:59
Shut up
@@BlazingnitroYT nah bitch
@@エゼキエル27 I wouldn't talking to you
@@BlazingnitroYT shut up
Feels wild that this was SIXTEEN YEARS AGO.
Time flies yk
Time exists here, apparently.
Danger music!
Welcome new cellmates...to our own little world!
damn that grunge chorus with those electronic beats is fresh.
I'd say groove
@@Piece-Of-Time ok
@@Piece-Of-Time Say what you want, but that was straight out of the grunge era.
Dead Rising 2 / off record Boss
Antoine ^^
I love this tune
I love the Na na na parts ❤😊
I remember listening to this for the first time in a Soul Eater AMV. Funny how we get to know some songs
awesome😎💪💪
now there is incontrovertible proof that no one on this miserable planet is stronger than me!
*Menacing laughter*
The first video game this appeared on was a game called "Test Drive Offroad Wide Open"
1:00 is the best part
For me I prefer second chorus
Yes
This song & cliff hudson boss song are the best fit songs for there bosses
Badass song!
Needs more buttah.
Dante
@@daviddmc1485 nero
-Galm4-LoneFOx Vergil
Spongebob
Luni25 no
Getting major flashbacks to being tackled and having a tomato being shoved in my mouth 😂😂
What sport was that?
@@talkshow69 it was from a game that you are probably too young to know about
@@terminator6552 I'm 29 and I'm still clueless.
@@talkshow69 Its from the Dead Rising game you uncultered swine
@@Cruddy129 Thanks for calling me uncultured you shameless dog.
Well, thank you Spotify recommendations
(My themesong! Yep!)
this quality fuc**ng awesome!
This music rock is a theme song in movie action horror, the "Hills Have Eyes 2"
That's why I'm here.
First i saw The Hills Have Eyes 2 in 2007, then heared Celldweller during the credits..
A person who does wrong is not necessarily bad. As well as a person doing good is not bad. Wrong place at a wrong time can be all it takes, it's not your fault.
👨🏻🍳
The King of Cuisine
I became a fan when I heard instrumental versions of his music in dead rising 2
2:21 esta es la cereza del pastel
Dead rising brought me to this masterpiece and I also get a mushroomhead feeling when hes going hard
Such a good song was introduced to it by a game called XGRA: Extreme G Racing Association. Or XGRA for short.
I love that game
2021 playing dead rising 2.. And it was such a Epic Games.. TASTE LIKE CHICKEN
Masterpiece
XGRA straight memories
There was always a moment with this song when breaking the sound barrier in the higher speeds was just so hype. Like you'd break the barrier and all the other sounds would go quiet and you just hear the bridge. Pure hype.
@@TheJimmybenji I came down to the comments looking for this exact comment
'I BATTER YOU!!!!'
1:00
Rail accellerator selected
I saw a video addressing 25 yo thinkers and realized this song meant to talk about how our expectatives about risks and outcomes in our imagination work as a mental prison who prevent us from practicing and learn with our failures.
Much like antoine rejects the reality of the zombie outbreak in fortune city as he hopes the reviewer will come to eat at his restaurant and will use anything for the perfect dish including other humans. He still calls himself the king of cuisine despite his food being horrible.
The King of Cuisine brought me here.
Test drive off-road wide open introduced me to this song.
For me it was dead rising 2
best song
I first heard this song as a little kid in the movie Python from the 2000's so many memories :')
Test drive off road wide open or dead rising?
"Don't lose your concentration. You can win this!"
YOU ARE THE MAN!
"WE WILL NEVER DIE!"
2:44 a little bit of buildup before the best part
When I fought Antoine for the first time, I thought this was the most least fitting music for a Chef boss battle. But this song still slaps though.
Imo it does fit him. He thinks the reviewer is on the way, in his *Own Little World*, but outside that small world of his, the reviewer was long dead. In his Own Little World, he thinks he'll be capable of those 4-5 stars he's looking for, but he never received his wish, outside that world, everyone is dead, nobody but the survivors he's taking is going to try his dish..
NGL it would be interesting if they used the original overcooked soundtrack as the boss theme, dont get me wrong this song absolutely slaps
I'm here from an MSI video
Take of that what you will
But now I'm hooked