@@l3monlif33 This music video was leaked during the last premiere. I'm guessing what happened was that this video was set to unlisted but not private. UA-cam then decided to autoplay this unlisted video for a lot of people after the last premiere, leaking it before it was supposed to be publically accessible.
The irresponsible mantra “sorry I’m like this” - that line hits hard. Looking into your past and realizing you’ve used that cop-out of a response on people you loved.
this song is the most underrated from the album, because it feels like a ballad of self discovery and regret. porter cooked with this album and music video
The art direction is amazing. If the music video for Knock Yourself Out is SMILE! on the surface, I feel like this video represents SMILE! at the core the most.
i'm really glad this one got a music video, it's apparently the album underdog but it's the most vocal-forward song on the album and, to me, the most vulnerable one. even though it's not ENTIRELY about alcohol abuse, i personally read it like that, specifically all the embarrassing things you do when you're relying on alcohol to compensate for your anxiety in social situations, and how even if you think you're having a great time it can go downhill so fast. that moment you go a little overboard and then the emotional outburst that can ruin entire relationships or make you feel like an absolute idiot in front of a crowd or in front of your friends. hearing this song for the first time kind of made me confront all the times i had done that and made me go, oh, i can't keep doing this to myself. so it's nice that it's getting the recognition it deserves from porter himself and i hope it grows on everyone else too
Regardless of how people feel about the Lil' Wayne interview snippets - this is honestly the most emotionally vulnerable song on SMILE! :D, and it deserves its flowers.
Agreed. And I feel like the interview audio pairs very well as it does a great job at demonstrating the mindset that Porter seems to have some regret about.
the voice crack on "perfect apology" is one of the most breathtakingly honest moments on an album that really centers the theme of honesty/dishonesty under the eye of fame and i love it
This song originally was originally the “mid song” off the album. At first I was thinking why the frick is there some interview in my Porter Robinson song. But dang, this freaking song grew on me a crap ton. When you really get down to the lyrics you realize how deep this song is. And now I’m singing every lyric including the interview bits xD ❤
Easily my favorite song on the album. It hits me to my core. Porter's never gonna see this, but this song is what made me realize Porter struggles with exactly the same things that I do. I've never felt so directly understood by a song before. It's giving me hope that the need for validation and the insecurity doesn't mean I'm doomed to a miserable life of fucking up all my friendships and relationships. I'll be alive next year.
It's probably because it feels the most "unpolished" compared to the slicker and tighter production of the rest of the album. It feels more like a confessional piece rather than a song if you get what I mean
i know a lot of people dislike the interview snippets in this song, but i wonder how many of them know it’s a midwest emo trope. you don’t have to like them but i enjoy the context they give to the rest of the song
The raw emotion in the voice, the one take vocals, the piano, the rustic guitar, the heavy hitting lines, the subject and the interview. A perfect concoction for my favorite track on the album. I am so happy that this underdog track, like Dullscythe, got a MV. This is THE slowcook track...and I have faith people will feel that they misjudged it.
@thinecyber_cat (this is the same comment copied and pasted from another reply I made, but I think it perfectly communicates my thought process) for me, it ruins the flow of the song 🤷♂️. It's also a bit heavy-handed as the lyrics communicate the meaning perfectly fine. If it was just a short snippet at the end of the song, it wouldn't bother me, but it's nearly a minute and a half spread at 3 points throughout. I won't ever disagree that it's good artistically, I see what it's going for and I respect it. It just hinders the listening experience for this song, ESPECIALLY on multiple listens
right? If it's really the lil Wayne snippet that people dont like then that's such an odd take to me. I think its amazing that he put a lil Wayne sample like wow especially if you grew up with rap
@@TOMMYx95x after 4-5 listens the lil wayne parts become grating. westwood saying "its none of my GoD daMneD BUSINESS" is so cringe. the original interview was already so hard to watch because of how unprofessional and rude the interviewer is.
At first I didn’t like this song either but when I actually read and understood the lyrics it finally clicked with me and now I really really love it and sing every word every time it comes on
Grew up to Lil Wayne as a millennial in high school. Went to college and evolved into Porters music. Recently been listening to all of Waynes music before Smile album drop.. Then hearing Wayne on Porter was a deja vu moment for me. Goosebumps.. how was that possible.
Porter Robinson, if you read this, you’ve actually made my childhood good with all of your songs. My favorite is sad machine and I’ve been listening since elementary school
Take me back to that early internet vibe Porter, with real people, and not worrying about only showing that "version of me that was safe and sanitized thoroughly". But for now, all we can do is to make sure to go outside, hug your mom, and Smile! :D Things will get better
The piano riff and instrumentals are so wonderful in this song. Absolutely in love with this, it just seems so in the moment and evokes feelings I never thought I'd see again.
I liked this song since I've first listen to it. I also used to be bothered by the interview snippets but then i decide to just accept the song for what it is and my enjoyment in listening to this song skyrocket. Now its easily in my top 3
This song is personally one of his best. The interview is really what made me love it ever since I heard it the first time, and the lyrics of the song was beautifully created from such a short yet interesting narrative. Such an under-appreciated track
The reason why what's in the cup is beautiful - is because the unknown itself, or Darkness itself, is beautiful. Everything we don't know is beautiful till we don't know what's bad hides in it's dark side.
He truly is an artist, I love the quality of this video, it's as fuzzy as the memories you have after drinking a little too hard, yet they still sting.
I deeply admire Porter’s stream of consciousness approach, where the fluctuations of the mind are not only transformed into music and visuals but also reflected in the way he releases and performs his work. His worldview is so complete, elegant, and profound. These stories and atmospheres, carried by intense and heavy emotions, strike deeply at the hearts of people. We are incredibly fortunate to live in the same era as Porter.
Porter!!! Oh I so regret missing your show at the Hollywood Bowl. You are AN ARTIST, and thank you for sharing your art with us 🥹 We need it so much! I’m just a 35 year old female artist trying to make it work myself. Your voice is sooo valued, holy crap. Please keep creating 😂❤
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no premiere or nothing is crazy work
he traumatized from what happened at the last premiere
I had to drop everything to watch ir 😭
@@aaaa-pr6wm wtf happened at the last premiere
The premiere existed weeks ago lol
@@l3monlif33 This music video was leaked during the last premiere. I'm guessing what happened was that this video was set to unlisted but not private. UA-cam then decided to autoplay this unlisted video for a lot of people after the last premiere, leaking it before it was supposed to be publically accessible.
Year of the Porter 🔥🔥
"ALL will be revealed, in 2024"
That was when worlds came out at least if you're a real one
The irresponsible mantra “sorry I’m like this” - that line hits hard. Looking into your past and realizing you’ve used that cop-out of a response on people you loved.
Woah, a new Porter Robinson music video that's never been seen before!
yeah! i totally wasnt watching the easier to love you mv premiere and didnt click this mv at the end card a few weeks ago!
shhhhhhhhhhhhh
the piano melody is actually beautiful
It's Porter Robinson, man
This actually might be the reason why im sad. In a good way.
Agree
"You think you'll let people down and divine some perfect apology" is my favourite
@@austinjacob99the mv says divine so i think they’re right
@@austinjacob99 the description also says divine
i feel like divine is a lot more poignant
@@razyboiI checked it twice earlier as I also thought it was divine. Looks like they updated it after I commented… I got got 😅
i swear it always said define wtf??
mandela effect or something?
this song is the most underrated from the album, because it feels like a ballad of self discovery and regret. porter cooked with this album and music video
@@whyased I always skip it because of the interview audio. I feel like it ruins the song 🤷♂️. That's likely the same reason for other people
Fr. Honestly, this is the song that resonated the most with me (along with kitsume mason) and led me to listen to this album nonstop.
Love the interview audio because it pairs perfectly with the sentiment behind the track. One of my favorites on the album for sure.
Musically, for me, it feels straight from nurture, besides the samples lol
this song is definitely a grower not a shower
The art direction is amazing. If the music video for Knock Yourself Out is SMILE! on the surface, I feel like this video represents SMILE! at the core the most.
most accurate comment honestly i agree so hard
This is what I imagined when listening to this song
So so true
Wish I could like this comment twice
This feels like a tape you found in the basement full of cherished memories you can’t even remember
Yeah I think thats definitely what porter was going for.
i'm really glad this one got a music video, it's apparently the album underdog but it's the most vocal-forward song on the album and, to me, the most vulnerable one. even though it's not ENTIRELY about alcohol abuse, i personally read it like that, specifically all the embarrassing things you do when you're relying on alcohol to compensate for your anxiety in social situations, and how even if you think you're having a great time it can go downhill so fast. that moment you go a little overboard and then the emotional outburst that can ruin entire relationships or make you feel like an absolute idiot in front of a crowd or in front of your friends. hearing this song for the first time kind of made me confront all the times i had done that and made me go, oh, i can't keep doing this to myself. so it's nice that it's getting the recognition it deserves from porter himself and i hope it grows on everyone else too
Regardless of how people feel about the Lil' Wayne interview snippets - this is honestly the most emotionally vulnerable song on SMILE! :D, and it deserves its flowers.
Agreed. And I feel like the interview audio pairs very well as it does a great job at demonstrating the mindset that Porter seems to have some regret about.
Can we take a moment to appreciate that this is in 480p and feels like ancient UA-cam? ahhh I love it
something ill always love about this song is how imperfect the vocal take is. pitch corrected to hell and so raw. truly a standout from the album.
he even said that he had a cold while recording this song 😭
@@ashballofficial it didn't sound like it damn he's a good singer
Exactly i remember saying this to my discord friends
the voice crack on "perfect apology" is one of the most breathtakingly honest moments on an album that really centers the theme of honesty/dishonesty under the eye of fame and i love it
Saame it sounds so raw when his voice breaks at "I guess that screaming at my audience works"
I love the old retro style of this mv man, brings back late 00s to early 10s vibe. Song and mv are amazing.
That was 20 years ago, now that you think about it
This song originally was originally the “mid song” off the album. At first I was thinking why the frick is there some interview in my Porter Robinson song. But dang, this freaking song grew on me a crap ton. When you really get down to the lyrics you realize how deep this song is. And now I’m singing every lyric including the interview bits xD ❤
cant wait to watch this for the first time ever
this song must have been INCREDIBLY fucking hard to write, i can't imagine allowing yourself to be this vulnerable. art
The Deja vu hits hard with this one
Easily my favorite song on the album. It hits me to my core. Porter's never gonna see this, but this song is what made me realize Porter struggles with exactly the same things that I do. I've never felt so directly understood by a song before. It's giving me hope that the need for validation and the insecurity doesn't mean I'm doomed to a miserable life of fucking up all my friendships and relationships. I'll be alive next year.
That last line. Perfect homage to Look at the Sky. His lyrics always feel so relatable for sure
You threw that last line like a pro , thanks
Such an underrated song on the album, man's voice is so sincere
imma be honest with you, Year of the Cup has been growing on me
Cool music video that I've never seen before
I have also never seen this music video 3 weeks ago
4:12 Porter Robinson analog horror dropped
Everyone puts this one on the bottom of their lists for the Best to Worst but this is my top song. I just love this song so fucking much
@@mylomelisande I'm glad you liked it more than I did :)
Big same! It was my favorite non-single right off the bat.
its my least favorite song of the album but at the same time i understand why it could be your favorite, the album is just that solid
it's a very polarizing track. I had it lower on my rankings when I first went through, and now I've been playing it every day for the last few weeks
It's probably because it feels the most "unpolished" compared to the slicker and tighter production of the rest of the album. It feels more like a confessional piece rather than a song if you get what I mean
i know a lot of people dislike the interview snippets in this song, but i wonder how many of them know it’s a midwest emo trope. you don’t have to like them but i enjoy the context they give to the rest of the song
It's 2:02 in Korea and I found this upload right before I go to sleep
i’m so in love with the concept of this mv this is ARTT
The raw emotion in the voice, the one take vocals, the piano, the rustic guitar, the heavy hitting lines, the subject and the interview. A perfect concoction for my favorite track on the album. I am so happy that this underdog track, like Dullscythe, got a MV.
This is THE slowcook track...and I have faith people will feel that they misjudged it.
this song has the most beautiful piano line on any song I've ever heard. so simple but putting it center stage gives it so much power.
I love the raw aesthetic of this MV so much
it matches well with the rawness of the song. Love Year of the Cup!!
will never understand the flak this song gets. it’s beautiful
@replayarchive8758 The song itself is good. The interview audio ruins it. I'm hoping that a version without it comes out
@@edquad2765 I feel the interview makes the song better, but I understand why some people don't like it
@thinecyber_cat (this is the same comment copied and pasted from another reply I made, but I think it perfectly communicates my thought process) for me, it ruins the flow of the song 🤷♂️. It's also a bit heavy-handed as the lyrics communicate the meaning perfectly fine. If it was just a short snippet at the end of the song, it wouldn't bother me, but it's nearly a minute and a half spread at 3 points throughout. I won't ever disagree that it's good artistically, I see what it's going for and I respect it. It just hinders the listening experience for this song, ESPECIALLY on multiple listens
right? If it's really the lil Wayne snippet that people dont like then that's such an odd take to me. I think its amazing that he put a lil Wayne sample like wow especially if you grew up with rap
@@TOMMYx95x after 4-5 listens the lil wayne parts become grating. westwood saying "its none of my GoD daMneD BUSINESS" is so cringe. the original interview was already so hard to watch because of how unprofessional and rude the interviewer is.
At first I didn’t like this song either but when I actually read and understood the lyrics it finally clicked with me and now I really really love it and sing every word every time it comes on
this song is one of the best in the album and this video captures the nostalgia and the vibe so well !!!!
AYO??? NEW MV OUT OF NOWHERE? PEAK ROBINSON!!!!
Is it really none of my goddamn business what’s in the cup⁉️🗣️🔥
Grew up to Lil Wayne as a millennial in high school. Went to college and evolved into Porters music. Recently been listening to all of Waynes music before Smile album drop.. Then hearing Wayne on Porter was a deja vu moment for me. Goosebumps.. how was that possible.
This song is fr the most emotional on the album
My favorite song on the album finally has an MV! Holy shit, the whole album, but this song in particular has gotten me through a lot this month.
Porter Robinson, if you read this, you’ve actually made my childhood good with all of your songs. My favorite is sad machine and I’ve been listening since elementary school
Sad machine*
@@999SOLOS I know, I corrected
Take me back to that early internet vibe Porter, with real people, and not worrying about only showing that "version of me that was safe and sanitized thoroughly".
But for now, all we can do is to make sure to go outside, hug your mom, and Smile! :D
Things will get better
SMILE RIGHT NOWWW
SMILE! :D
SMILEEEE! :D
THE porter of all robinsons
I really love this visual style. The editing and everything is so good
got this in my recommended after listening to the smash hit "A Guy From Sweden", and figured i'd give it a listen. nice work Mr. Robinson!!
Genuinely top 5 songs of the year easily
Thank you Porter for sharing. I struggle with alcohol and you putting this out made me feel a little more real. Thank you.
Most underrated song on the album, fr
The lil wayne segments are so awesome man
omg this mv is so beautiful 🥹💖
Ive been listening to your music since 2014. Can I just say I love this album SO much. I’m so happy you sing on the songs now. You’re amazing!!!!
This song is completely underrated, first time I heard it, I started crying my eyes out, thank you porter 🩷
The piano riff and instrumentals are so wonderful in this song. Absolutely in love with this, it just seems so in the moment and evokes feelings I never thought I'd see again.
i just went to your concert in huston. thank you for such an incredible experience
I have the song on loop and already listened to this song for like 4 hours straight without getting tired of it
It’s out for real this time 😭 🙌
It’s wildly underrated this song.
I’m
Porting my robinson to this one
I liked this song since I've first listen to it. I also used to be bothered by the interview snippets but then i decide to just accept the song for what it is and my enjoyment in listening to this song skyrocket. Now its easily in my top 3
Love this song. One of my favorite's from Porter thus far!
my favourite song off the album. video already looks amazing
Sitting down and watching this really elevated the song for me.
The 90s feel of the mv is perfect.
Absolutely brilliant Mr. Robinson. What a beautiful and eloquent way to express this point in time!
My honest to god favorite song of this man
This song is personally one of his best. The interview is really what made me love it ever since I heard it the first time, and the lyrics of the song was beautifully created from such a short yet interesting narrative. Such an under-appreciated track
this just makes me like this song even more.
IN MY YEAR OF PORTER ERA
this was so fire love just his voice and just some guitar and drums
a whole album like this would be perfect .
thanks porter
You got the release date right this time ❤❤❤❤
beautiful music video
The reason why what's in the cup is beautiful - is because the unknown itself, or Darkness itself, is beautiful. Everything we don't know is beautiful till we don't know what's bad hides in it's dark side.
Porter changing lives like it's nothing again
My absolute favourite song from this album and it has an official video??? WE’RE EATING GOOD THANK YOU PORTER
I was suggested here while listening to the song “Dupe - CTM” 😊😊
He truly is an artist, I love the quality of this video, it's as fuzzy as the memories you have after drinking a little too hard, yet they still sting.
love how all the best songs from smile are all getting MV's :D
I hope, he'll release MVs for "Is There Really No Happiness?" and "Mona Lisa"!
Each album feels like a treasure box that I'll open again and again for years but will never get bored ❤
Love this song so much!
it's very similar to the song (treasure planet - i'm still here), immediately there was a longing for the old song, thank you
I deeply admire Porter’s stream of consciousness approach, where the fluctuations of the mind are not only transformed into music and visuals but also reflected in the way he releases and performs his work. His worldview is so complete, elegant, and profound. These stories and atmospheres, carried by intense and heavy emotions, strike deeply at the hearts of people. We are incredibly fortunate to live in the same era as Porter.
How is this song hated? Like how can you hate this? This sincerity
This came out on my birthday!!
Happy birthday
Happy birthday!!!!!
The first time I heard this song the melody was instantly nostalgic and comforting. Perfectly captured emotions here, well done
❤
i’m going to cry
For me, this was the most impactful track on the album. Thanks again, Porter.
Looks like 2024 not that bad at all, thank you Porter
Porter!!! Oh I so regret missing your show at the Hollywood Bowl. You are AN ARTIST, and thank you for sharing your art with us 🥹 We need it so much! I’m just a 35 year old female artist trying to make it work myself. Your voice is sooo valued, holy crap. Please keep creating 😂❤
You’re literally a Van Gogh dude, lol, so influential and we need your art!!! Thank you seriously. It’s inspired me ❤
This analog horror is fire bro! 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you Porter!!!
loving this porter robinson era ngl
4:3 is goated
#1 year of the cup fan right now
music video of the year
of the century even
@@malcolmmacmasterof all time even
year of the music video
Best song of the album
wait where's the reaction mr Brad??
Literally about to go back to work from lunch and you drop this NOW XD
Thanks for keeping genuine, Porter. It means a lot. 💖
Now this is pod racing
Happy year of the cup!
this guy loves just dropping stuff outta nowhere does he
This got to be my favorite song from the Album, it's great
0:01 is when the crying starts
0:10 is when reality hits
0:45 is when I'm alive
so true bestie
underrated song from the album, i love this one 😢
love watching this for definitely the first time!
Glad to see this style emerging