More Elden Ring official lyrics here: ua-cam.com/play/PLZEnJYTpe5GAYSz3YwST320pmzmPYKSYU.html Article about my findings: www.pcgamer.com/all-that-chanting-in-the-elden-ring-soundtrack-is-gibberish/ Elden Ring songs on church organ! ua-cam.com/play/PLZEnJYTpe5GBtHClkwHcfitMPGuOim1Er.html Elden Ring Best Boss Meme ever! ua-cam.com/video/wgHKdH8oQZo/v-deo.html Elden Ring Game Of Thrones Opening! ua-cam.com/video/m5NHoH0ImrI/v-deo.html Dark Souls 3 Pure Intelligence Build Boss Guide! ua-cam.com/video/iea9wBXcoIw/v-deo.html
The only part that made any sense to me was the phrase "Brazos pido", which means "I request for arms (the body part, not weapons)" in spanish. Other than that, just as you explained, random words thrown together. Excellent content by the way!
The random syllables were shaped in glossolalic style, I explain what Glossolalia is in the Godfrey video of mine. I also explain in my old videos that after the syllables were computer-generated, they were rearranged to make them look like an actual language. The more languages one knows the more 'things' in the randomness can be seen. Thank you for being here :)
Thank you very much, Aifos :') Sadly that won't happen, after all I revealed to the world, after so many articles published about me and still almost no one knows of the person who revealed the truth of the souls lyrics. I have to accept to live in the shadows...
Haha, the whole thing about Dark Souls’ lyrics has been debated for so long despite the answers being fairly obvious. Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls 1 both had live vocal groups singing for them, but never could we clearly hear lyrics. Dark Souls 2 was a VST soundtrack, so you could scrap the idea of lyrics, and as for DS3….which was a mix of VSTs and live performances…Kitamura basically confirmed it for us once again. No true lyrics exist. It makes sense that Elden Ring would be the same, even if live again. I don’t know why people are fighting this so much. Honestly, I think it was because of Bloodborne. It was different, a different production style because of Sony’s involvement. Their apparent Latin lyrics stood out and make more people think that we had been missing out on cool Latin lyricism from day one. It just isn’t the case though. Anyway, can’t wait to hear about your research on Bloodborne.
You nailed it, Queen Victoria! Bloodborne soundtrack was special for some reasons, and I'm very excited to research into its lyrics. I have already begun the research by the way :) Thank you very much for being here ^^
I agree with the idea that Bloodborne started the whole thing. Just because one game having (Google-translated/broken) Latin doesn't mean all of them have.
Thanks to you, I know the choir just sings blah-blah or gibberish but maan, this track is just freakin’ insane. Imageine how it sounded live in the recording studio. Holy crap! Thank you for this amazing video! I'd love to hear this music live one day. Greetings from Hungary!:)
4:23 this!!! It might be pure coincidence but "Brazos pido" means "arms i ask" (or more accurately due to the context: "I demand arms" ) in spanish! It fits with how godrick is grafted with many arms
It gotta be a coincidence because I talked to the person who generated the lyrics and that person told me they exist only to enhance the player's experience and they don't have an overall meaning. It is interesting to notice that in the Godskin Apostles official lyrics, I found some Italian words. It seems the producers kind of mixed lots of languages' words and syllables in some parts. The lyrics were computer-generated after all.
I love how music can also be played like an illusion. Could sound like anything the composer wanted it to be, yet it could not mean anything at all, but still is a beautiful music nonetheless. In the end, it is all about what we feel while listening to it. I hardly understand what the music means, but I am totally carried away while listening.
Hi, friend Qarl. Thank you for your comment :) There's nothing to be understood in the song lyrics, the syllables and 'words' were added only to make the song sound more epic. Music speaks directly to the soul through non lexical sounds. If we swap, for example, lyrics from a happy song with those from a sad song, both songs will still sound the same, the happy one will sound happy and the sad one will sound sad. Music is amazing indeed ^^
Thank you for your work!💕 I was one of the players who believed that these themes have lyrics and lore behind them. I was really excited about the "translations" of the one popular account which do Elden Ring songs, cause it was seemed cool for me - to encrypt game's lore in boss themes. When I found out the true thanks for your video, I was really angry about that man's work. How easily he distort and mislead players...I felt stupid, especially because I promoted him in my little art-community. So yeah, thank you for opening my eyes! I hope more players will see this!
You are most welcome, Дарья :) Sadly, even though lots of articles were published in June about my research, the sweet lies misled and still misleads several people... I already talked to the guy directly and advised him to put "fanmade" in the video titles and alter the misleading video descriptions, he simply doesn't care... There's no problem in making up lore texts, but misleading people is not correct. He already attacked me once and I feel that everytime a person dislikes my videos, it is either him or his minions. I hope he understands someday I am not against his madeup texts, I only disagree on how he presents them to the public. I don't have high hopes for more visibility. Some people already know the lyrics are gibberish and whenever they see "lyrics" in my video titles, they misunderstand it. It is as I explain in the video, even though they are gibberish, they are still lyrics, they are sung syllable by syllable by real people, they simply don't mean anything. I'm glad one of my ever forgotten videos could reach you somehow. Thank you for being here ^^
Incrível como sempre! Eu particularmente gosto demais da música do Godrick, e é meio que uma "pena" que as letras não tenham significado. Eu venho acompanhado todo o seu magnífico trabalho continue sempre assim. Eu espero ver vídeos das letras do bloodborne, porque até onde eu saiba todas as músicas da DLC estão em latim.
Valeu mesmo, Caio :) Já consegui contatar um cara de Bloodborne e confirmei a óbvia presença de latim na trilha sonora, só não consegui pegar as letras como fiz em Elden Ring. Analisei a letra do Laurence inteira e fiquei empolgado ^^ Apesar de ter ficado preocupado com possíveis erros gramaticais, mas isso já era de esperar. Tentarei confirmar as letras de qualquer forma.
That's curious, the lyrics are a soup of latinish sounds, occasionally forming words in several languages, but overall the whole thing is untranslatable. The Elden RIng music producer who explained to me how the lyrics were made told me there was no deep meaning behind the lyrics, the guy did tell another producer rearranged them. Whether brazos pido is a coincidence or not, one thing I can assure: it is not Latin at all.
Glad to hear you intend on looking into Bloodborne's lyrics. From what I can tell a fair lot of them do have real Latin lyrics. I reached out to Ryan Amon by email for the lyrics before, and he told me that the rights to the lyrics were owned by Sony Computer Entertainment America, who had not decided to release this information to the public yet. Important to note that Ryan Amon encourages his fans to petition for the lyrics, he is a great dude. To me, it's almost as if Miyazaki himself doesn't want the actual lyrics to be released, due to what you mentioned in the Placidusax video. I really do pray you manage to find a way to get hold of them, I would love to know what the true lyrics are to Fromsoft's best, in stead of having to rely on people's often completely wrong interpretations. Amazing the effort you've put into all of this, It's criminal that your channel has yet to blow up.
Hi, Semispace! I'm glad to find you :) Weeks ago, I reached out to one guy who worked in Bloodborne and he said "From Software doesn’t want to release them - you’re not the first student of Latin who’s also a gamer to ask!" . Nice to know about mister Amon. I think I may reach out to him, I've just had an idea. It is criminal indeed, I was silenced again and again on Reddit and even perma banned from the main Elden Ring sub for telling the truth... The guys there promoted misinformation and fake madeup texts that were (are still) called 'translations'. Sadly if my channel was to blow up, it would have already. Too late now... Thank you for being here ^^
@@AntoniusTertius Will you continue to upload these Elden Ring ones in the meantime? In particular I remain interested in: Beast Clergyman, Starscourge Radahn, and Lichdragon Fortissax.
@@Semispace At first, I intended to publish all lyrics in the game, but the public interest has dimished since they are all gibberish; so now I'm not sure. I already published the lyrics of the most popular songs in the game (the final battle,godskin apostles,mohg,godrick and song of lament/song of the bats).I published the Placidusax lyrics and I got the lowest view count in months as it is not one of the most listened.
Honesly, just because its not a real language doesn't mean the lyrics don't mean anything. I seen all the lyrics and I seen at least some consisitency in the words between all the songs. We just don't know what they really mean. I like to think of it is a Nier-like chaos language. I still love singing along with the choir when I fight these bosses. Thanks for uploading these!
They really don't mean anything (aside from song of lament and the final battle theme whose lyrics were not computer-generated), I confirmed that with the person who created those lyrics. As most of the lyrics were created on the same vocal software, there appears to be some consistency in the syllables as you noticed. I explain such consistency in the Godfrey video, glossolalia makes the lyrics resemble some ancient language. I talked about the chaos language in the Godskin Apostles lyrics video of mine. You are welcome ^^ Thank you for being here. I also enjoy singing along the boss themes :)
As almost no one watches my videos, I feel a bit sad considering all the info I revealed to the world, I also feel bad when I think about uploading my organ and piano recordings because I know they'll get low views. Anyway, I will go back to my old organ/piano videos soon, mainly organ arranges :)
latin deserves a revival in culture, in the same way other medieval motifs constantly reborn in the fictions we consume. It saddens me that fromsoft isnt making much of a effort. I mean they could if they wanted to.
Yeah, here in Brazil, people don't learn Latin in high school anymore, and in Italy, day by day, fewer people learn Latin too... As for the Fromsoft's efforts, I'm not sure... I mean, Bloodborne and Demon's Souls Remake got Latin lyrics (check out my videos on them by the way!) and their music was produced by Sony, not Bandai. Bandai produced the soundtracks of DS games and Elden Ring.
You sure this is a real choir? The difference between Elden Rings choir and Bloodborne are so night and day I had assumed they were using vocal libraries for their audio. I am not a fan of Elden Ring's musical suite overall. Though there are some choice entries, mainly from Tsukasa Saitoh (as usual, he's built different) and newcomer Shoi Miyazawa who I really enjoyed throughout. Godrick being my favorite theme in the game. I truly wish they would give Saitoh control of more projects. I enjoy Kitamura, but if Bloodborne is an example of his work, I eagerly pray for his return.
I confirmed it, and I even talked to some members of the choir. Check out the Rykard official lyrics video, I show the soloist of Rykard theme there. I prefer Bloodborne soundtrack too :) By the way, I am investigating its lyrics now.
@@AntoniusTertius Ooh exciting. From what I've heard Bloodborne's lyrics aren't gibberish. I wonder if Sony had something to do with this. Maybe I'm wrong, I suppose I'll find out soon. c:
@@Krystalmyth I've made some progress in my investigation, I intend to publish about it within the next weeks :) Having said that, the only Latin lyrics in Elden Ring (song of lament aka song of the bats) are well made, a pity there's a conjugation error there, but that aside, it is very good. I revealed the soloist of that song too ^^
Choir library in question here is Oceania if you want to see the syllable bank. You were somewhat close but it doesn't have as much variety as the words on screen imply
Watch the 2nd half of the Godskin Apostles and Mohg official lyrics videos, I explain there that after the lyrics were generated in that syllable bank (and thank you for naming it ^^) a Japanese music producer rearranged them and altered some key parts with lyrics that resemble ancient languages. I recommend that you watch all explanation parts of the official lyrics videos I published. I received the lyrics from a music producer who worked in Elden Ring. Thank you for your comment :)
@@AntoniusTertius I had forgotten to clarify that there were indeed real recordings in select tracks of the OST, both choral and orchestra ensemble. A lot of the tracks use sampled orchestra and sampled choral elements but not always. It varies, I can point out quite a few of the libraries from the tracks if you are ever curious and which ones feature live players rather than samples or flip between samples and real players. From likes to go back and forth between live and samples based on the game, not sure why (tight budget constraints?). For instance, Bloodborne, and DS:R, and demons souls (original) are primarily all live players with almost no samples. While DS1, ER, and Sekiro are a mixture. DS2 & DS3 are nearly entirely samples. It's kind of frustrating they don't just stick to primarily live recordings! Incidentally my opinions of the OST's line up almost exactly with how much of it is live recorded
I will happily follow your work with the bloodborne lyrics, if you can (hopefully) get them. I would like to see first the more "famous" pieces like Ludwig, Laurence, the first spammer, and Lady Maria of the astral hitboxes. And them move onto the lesser, but still interesting pieces like living failures, and maybe some random chalice dungeon bosses if they have lyrics (it's pretty believeable that there are). Also, look at the new Ziostorm video, in the "OST update" he has mentioned you.
In my first investigative endeavour to confirm Bloodborne lyrics, I made some progress already :) I hope I can keep it up. Wow! Without you, I would never know of those videos regarding elden ring songs, so I thank you, Lorenzo ^^
@@AntoniusTertius yeah, I keep finding those videos at random, mentioning you/ Daniel. In the future, I'll only report if it's the main focus of a video is Daniel's fake lyrics, or if the author of the video poses it as a fact or something. I generally enjoy Zio's content (but those thumbnails and titles are way too over the top, I think), so I easily "found" about it. Anyways, while I'm 100% expecting that the bloodborne lyrics will have some sort of revelations/anything new to the lore (maybe something really minor, there could be that), I'm also maybe expecting some to be gibberish. Who knows. I recently replayed bloodborne, and I also did the chaliches (they're horrible, and I found them fun. Please help me), and some bosses have really insane music, for what they are. Like, I'm fighting a giant pig, and the music goes like "LIBERTIIIII HOMINIIIIIIIS" or something like that. Yeah I could hear liberti, hominis less, but mostly "vinus" (wich as you know, it's a male noun in ecclesiastic/spoken by the "vulgus". I actually only know that it's masculine in the commonly spoken latin, so maybe it's vinum in ecclesiastic latin too, but anyways), even pretty consinstently. Do your own thing, and I would like to hear the chalices bosses lyrics at the "end". Good luck with the work!
@@lorenzo8208 I'll check out Zio's video. Hopefully over time, the truth will reach everyone in the community. I'm still looking forward to a pc version of Bloodborne :( In Latin, there are both vinus (-i, masculine) and vinum (-i, neutral). Thank you :) Lady Luck's aid is always welcome.
@@AntoniusTertius yeah, I am too waiting for the PC version of bloodborne. I'd imagine it would regain a lot of attention from back then. Oh, and I just included the note about vinus/um because I once read that some words, in the more commonly spoken latin, changed genders and sometimes declensions, and vinum chainging into vinus was one of the examples. I've rechecked a dictionary online, and it seems that vinus existed also in classical latin. I dunno, I just remembered that random thing.
Thanks :) I received most of the lyrics at once in May 2022, and the only Dragon's lyrics I received were Placidussax (found in the playlist on my pinned comment). Having said that, if I were to publish the official lyrics of Fortissax, I would have to receive them from music producers the same way I did last year. The person who shared most of the lyrics told had given me all lyrics that person had. Well,I do think Fortissax lyrics are like these ones, or like those from the Final Battle (I published those too). Lyrics I didn't receive: Radahn; Fortissax and Morgott, I may be forgetting some boss, but those are the main ones.
Great video as always! Cannot believe how some people cannot accept the truth. Not having actual latin or any other real language doesn't mean the game is bad. I just personally think that it adds more into the game honestly. I like the idea of it not being intelligible to us because it is truly a language from another world. Of course, there can also be the whole debate of creating an artificial language. But FromSoftware is not Tolkien and they don't aim to create languages, which is perfectly fine with me! Thanks for telling us the truth :D
Thank you for being here and support the truth :) Some people really care too muc for the lore that they start seeing lore where there is none. Surely Elden Ring doesn't need Latin in all its songs to be a better game, I would love it though.
Dark Souls 3 OSTs have lyrics, and the language is Gibberish. Human have a strong sense of finding patterns, even then there is none (Pareidolia). Some human are also stubborn enough to refuse to think that they can be wrong, so... You reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaally need to dig into Bloodborne... I think there is some Latin there, even if it's Google translated Latin.
@@franciscodetonne4797 We thank each other then. Very few people have actually paid attention to the info I investigated and published on my channel, so I feel thankful for each person who watches the results of my research :)
an idea that i like is that they are sung in the languages of the different cultures in-game, as they surely wouldnt be speaking latin! it's like how dwarvish and elvish are both made-up for lord of the rings
That would have been super cool indeed! I mean, as I explain in the Final Battle lyrics video, Miyazaki likes to leave things as vague as possible so that we (the players) can fill in the gaps with our imagination; so that idea makes sense, though they are not languages per se as I thoroughly explained in my previous videos. Tolkien created dwarvish and elvish based on ancient languages he studied, they have strict grammatical rules, they are indeed invented languages; now here we have random syllables and 'words'. Well what matters most in Boss themes is the impact of those sung syllables on our ears to enhance the gaming experience.
@@forestgerard9091 Miyazaki explained that in an interview. I show the site to it in the second half of the final battle lyrics video, if you're interested :)
@@forestgerard9091 I compared the Elden Ring lyrics to Nier chaos 'language' in the second half of the Godskin Apostles lyrics video. People tend to skip the explanation parts of my videos, so that's why I indicate them, and that's why I started this video with the explanation ^^
Thank you for the work you are doing. I am a small channel that occasionally makes content. When doing lore dives. Sometimes I look to others In the community for information they have provided. In order to help learn the lore, connect Information together. Or even compile a theory. Sometimes I hear about some noteworthy information. So I follow that lead. Only to find, it ends up being a theory based on mistranslated lyrics. It's not helpful to our cause. It only creates more confusion. And leads us further away from the truth. There is nothing wrong with speculation based in fact. As long as it is explained as such. That is how we come up with a hypothesis so we can test it. So again thank you. For having integrity. And valuing the truth. I will try to do the same when making videos
You're most welcome, thank you for your words :) What saddens me the most is that those Elden Ring lore theories were based on consciously madeup translations... People want to make up lyrics? Okay, but let the others know it is all fanmade at least. The whole Godskin Apostles fake lyrics' lore case started on Reddit, after some friends of the guy who made them up promoted the fanmade work as something truthful, it got really popular sadly, and to worsen things, when I told the truth on that same Reddit group, I was perma banned, as one of the mods was protecting the guy. The whole situation stressed me out a lot, the mods did not allow me to tell the truth, but allowed fake news to spread... My channel is small too, my videos reach few people, I'm glad you could find one of them. Many articles were published about magister organi (that's me on Reddit) last year, hopefully they reached enough people,but I doubt it. I'm trying to convince IGN to publish about the truth of the lyrics.
@@AntoniusTertius I feel for your situation. The whole thing cast an unnecessary shadow on the community. Hopefully with time the situation can get better. I believe it will. Glad to see you are staying strong through it. I like the content that I have seen from you so far
@@PancakeBreakfast Yeah, thanks. I sense some people simply dislike my style of presenting the videos and stuff, I don't know. Big channels like Vaati give me shoutouts from time to time and still my channel never grow no matter the content here... I'll just keep swimming as the fish Dory would advise.
@@AntoniusTertius Hey if one of the biggest souls like content creators is shouting you out. I think that says something. Congratulations by the way. That's kind of a big deal. Sounds to me like you're already getting some pretty good recognition. Just might take some time to fully grow. I think you are already on your way. I like what you have been doing on Organ and piano. If I was to use one of your songs in a video is that alright? Obviously I would credit you and the original composer. You wouldn't get much exposure on my channel but I figured I would ask.
@@PancakeBreakfast Thanks :') Sadly that's the third time Vaati shouts me out and things haven't changed that much. Oh I'm glad you enjoy my musical works, I wish I could keep uploading them, but my channel would never grow that way. It is very nice of you to ask, feel free to use them in your videos, but perhaps it'd be better not to present them entirely. When I publish them on Spotify and on other streaming services, you may receive a copyright warning from the distributor, that's why I believe it'd be better to just use segments. What do you think?
Hi, I was given those official lyrics last year along with the ones I already published, so I could indeed publish them, but remember, I don't do lyrics, I publish the lyrics I received from people who worked in the game.
Um dos produtores musicais me disse que até pensaram em fazer línguas fictícias para o jogo, mas era pandemia e o prazo era curto, então acabou ficando assim. Este letra aqui não é latim, mas aquele canto do morcego é. Veja minha playlist das letras oficiais de Elden Ring, mas encontrará mais latim mesmo na minha playlist de letras oficiais de Bloodborne. Obrigado pelo comentário :)
Thank you very much :) After I confirmed the lyrics in May, I intended to publish all of them, but then people's interest in them diminished since the official lyrics are just syllables with no meaning. So now I am trying to confirm Bloodborne's lyrics (which seem to have meaning). If you are interested, please, check out the other Elden Ring actual lyrics videos of mine, I expose backstage details of the music production there ^^
@@AntoniusTertius sounds cool but feel uncanny, I prefer dark souls 3 ,they managed to make the vocals sound more harmonious, or at least I was better fooled by ds3.
@@jeofthevirtuoussand I do understand what you mean. Elden Ring soundtrack is not my favourite either, I prefer Bloodborne and Dark Souls 1 albums, still it is a good album.
The songs are still epic, Gael's theme being my all time favourite, but ngl knowing that the lyrics have no meaning does take away some layers of complexity that I thought those songs had. Like imagine if in the future Miyasaki said that 80% of Elden Ring's designs were made by AI....ok that's not really a fair comparisson Kitamura is still extremely talented and the music team must've worked their ass off but you know what I mean
Sure! Songs don't need to have lyrics with meaning for them to move our souls, such is the magic of music. About the composers: it is not up to them to decide whether a song will have meaningful lyrics or not, when the game's production wants lyrics with meaning, they hire or consult a lyricist. Kitamura and Motoi focus on the melodies and harmonies of the pieces they compose. After I published this video, I managed to confirm Latin lyrics of 2 Bloodborne songs with a music producer. It seems Bloodborne boss songs got more complexity than other Souls songs after all.
@@adradox I must apologize for overreacting, Adradox. Since May, when I released Malenia's lyrics and first explained how they were made and that they mean nothing, I have been dealing with some people who simply dislike my informative videos and deny the truth no matter what. When I saw your comment, I noticed the dislike count had increased, so I thought you were one of the denialists XD I'm truly sorry...
Agora fiquei decepcionado. Eu acreditava fielmente que as músicas de Dark Souls e Elden Ring eram todas em Latim e tinham significados com a história dos games. Que banho de água fria tomei agora :/
Como estudante de latim, fiquei muito decepcionado também. Porém meses atrás confirmei que as letras de Bloodborne estão mesmo em latim, mesmo que a maioria esteja em latim incorreto. Publiquei as letras oficias do Laurence e do Ludwig aqui no canal e logo publicarei mais vídeos sobre Bloodborne.
@@bill9314 Eu entendo. Por amarem muito os jogos, eles acabam tendo mais esmero do que os próprios produtores. Só gostaria de que eles divulgassem suas criações de forma adequada para não espalharem desinformação.
Yep. Demon's, Dark Souls 1,2,3, and 99% of Elden Ring lyrics have no meaning. Bloodborne was the only Souls game produced by Sony and the only to have multiple lyrics with meaning.
I already confirmed and showed the actual lyrics of the Godskin Apostles are not in Latin and mean nothing. Watch attentively and don't miss the explanation part at the end of the video, please, people tend to skip the parts in which I explain how the actual lyrics (gibberish) were made and why they are not Latin: ua-cam.com/video/rkoQPPEeCb4/v-deo.html
Just saying, not all souls osts speak gibberish. Take Gherman, the First Hunter. His ost speaks about him wanting to free the hunter from the dream. ua-cam.com/video/svXWUR0Yjcc/v-deo.html
It is as I explain in the video, Dark Souls 1,2,3, Demon's Souls and 99% of Elden Ring lyrics are gibberish. Bloodborne is the only Souls game not produced by Bandai (it was produced by Sony). I had already checked out the Laurence translation of that guy and I noticed translation mistakes. Also, read his video description. I prefer to try to confirm the lyrics with those involved in the game development. Having said that, Latin is used in Bloodborne, I will investigate (like I did with Elden Ring) if it is important to the lore.
What do you mean??? I talked to singers and producers of Elden Ring and confirmed 99% of Elden Ring lyrics are gibberish and have no meaning. The lyrics you see in this video are the syllables that were sung by the choir.
I'm sorry, but I didn't try to sound like one, at least not here. If my voice overshadows the info in the video so much you ended up disliking it, I ask you to reconsider, English is not my native language after all :(
@@nojokejon9577 Thank you :') Some people had complained about my voice in the song of the bats explained video, then I changed it a bit. Well, no one can please everybody. I feel bad some people disliked my forgotten vids because of my voice :(
More Elden Ring official lyrics here: ua-cam.com/play/PLZEnJYTpe5GAYSz3YwST320pmzmPYKSYU.html
Article about my findings: www.pcgamer.com/all-that-chanting-in-the-elden-ring-soundtrack-is-gibberish/
Elden Ring songs on church organ! ua-cam.com/play/PLZEnJYTpe5GBtHClkwHcfitMPGuOim1Er.html
Elden Ring Best Boss Meme ever! ua-cam.com/video/wgHKdH8oQZo/v-deo.html
Elden Ring Game Of Thrones Opening! ua-cam.com/video/m5NHoH0ImrI/v-deo.html
Dark Souls 3 Pure Intelligence Build Boss Guide! ua-cam.com/video/iea9wBXcoIw/v-deo.html
4:00 My exact reaction after I saw Godrick cut off his "arm" and replace it with the dragon's head.
The only part that made any sense to me was the phrase "Brazos pido", which means "I request for arms (the body part, not weapons)" in spanish. Other than that, just as you explained, random words thrown together. Excellent content by the way!
The random syllables were shaped in glossolalic style, I explain what Glossolalia is in the Godfrey video of mine. I also explain in my old videos that after the syllables were computer-generated, they were rearranged to make them look like an actual language. The more languages one knows the more 'things' in the randomness can be seen.
Thank you for being here :)
I hope your work gets the recognition it deserves!
Thank you very much, Aifos :')
Sadly that won't happen, after all I revealed to the world, after so many articles published about me and still almost no one knows of the person who revealed the truth of the souls lyrics. I have to accept to live in the shadows...
Haha, the whole thing about Dark Souls’ lyrics has been debated for so long despite the answers being fairly obvious.
Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls 1 both had live vocal groups singing for them, but never could we clearly hear lyrics. Dark Souls 2 was a VST soundtrack, so you could scrap the idea of lyrics, and as for DS3….which was a mix of VSTs and live performances…Kitamura basically confirmed it for us once again. No true lyrics exist.
It makes sense that Elden Ring would be the same, even if live again. I don’t know why people are fighting this so much.
Honestly, I think it was because of Bloodborne. It was different, a different production style because of Sony’s involvement. Their apparent Latin lyrics stood out and make more people think that we had been missing out on cool Latin lyricism from day one. It just isn’t the case though.
Anyway, can’t wait to hear about your research on Bloodborne.
You nailed it, Queen Victoria!
Bloodborne soundtrack was special for some reasons, and I'm very excited to research into its lyrics.
I have already begun the research by the way :)
Thank you very much for being here ^^
@@AntoniusTertius Thank you and I’m happy to keep up the support 🖤
I agree with the idea that Bloodborne started the whole thing. Just because one game having (Google-translated/broken) Latin doesn't mean all of them have.
Thanks to you, I know the choir just sings blah-blah or gibberish but maan, this track is just freakin’ insane. Imageine how it sounded live in the recording studio. Holy crap! Thank you for this amazing video! I'd love to hear this music live one day. Greetings from Hungary!:)
Yeah, the songs are so epic and amazing!
Thank you for being here ^^
4:23 this!!! It might be pure coincidence but "Brazos pido" means "arms i ask" (or more accurately due to the context: "I demand arms" ) in spanish! It fits with how godrick is grafted with many arms
It gotta be a coincidence because I talked to the person who generated the lyrics and that person told me they exist only to enhance the player's experience and they don't have an overall meaning. It is interesting to notice that in the Godskin Apostles official lyrics, I found some Italian words. It seems the producers kind of mixed lots of languages' words and syllables in some parts. The lyrics were computer-generated after all.
I love how music can also be played like an illusion. Could sound like anything the composer wanted it to be, yet it could not mean anything at all, but still is a beautiful music nonetheless. In the end, it is all about what we feel while listening to it. I hardly understand what the music means, but I am totally carried away while listening.
Hi, friend Qarl. Thank you for your comment :)
There's nothing to be understood in the song lyrics, the syllables and 'words' were added only to make the song sound more epic. Music speaks directly to the soul through non lexical sounds. If we swap, for example, lyrics from a happy song with those from a sad song, both songs will still sound the same, the happy one will sound happy and the sad one will sound sad. Music is amazing indeed ^^
Godrick's and Fortissax Phase 2 themes have no right to go this hard
Absolute bangers
Elden Ring boss themes are so amazing!!!
Thanks for being here :)
Thank you for your work!💕
I was one of the players who believed that these themes have lyrics and lore behind them. I was really excited about the "translations" of the one popular account which do Elden Ring songs, cause it was seemed cool for me - to encrypt game's lore in boss themes.
When I found out the true thanks for your video, I was really angry about that man's work. How easily he distort and mislead players...I felt stupid, especially because I promoted him in my little art-community.
So yeah, thank you for opening my eyes! I hope more players will see this!
You are most welcome, Дарья :) Sadly, even though lots of articles were published in June about my research, the sweet lies misled and still misleads several people... I already talked to the guy directly and advised him to put "fanmade" in the video titles and alter the misleading video descriptions, he simply doesn't care... There's no problem in making up lore texts, but misleading people is not correct. He already attacked me once and I feel that everytime a person dislikes my videos, it is either him or his minions. I hope he understands someday I am not against his madeup texts, I only disagree on how he presents them to the public.
I don't have high hopes for more visibility. Some people already know the lyrics are gibberish and whenever they see "lyrics" in my video titles, they misunderstand it. It is as I explain in the video, even though they are gibberish, they are still lyrics, they are sung syllable by syllable by real people, they simply don't mean anything.
I'm glad one of my ever forgotten videos could reach you somehow. Thank you for being here ^^
Incrível como sempre!
Eu particularmente gosto demais da música do Godrick, e é meio que uma "pena" que as letras não tenham significado. Eu venho acompanhado todo o seu magnífico trabalho continue sempre assim.
Eu espero ver vídeos das letras do bloodborne, porque até onde eu saiba todas as músicas da DLC estão em latim.
Valeu mesmo, Caio :)
Já consegui contatar um cara de Bloodborne e confirmei a óbvia presença de latim na trilha sonora, só não consegui pegar as letras como fiz em Elden Ring.
Analisei a letra do Laurence inteira e fiquei empolgado ^^ Apesar de ter ficado preocupado com possíveis erros gramaticais, mas isso já era de esperar. Tentarei confirmar as letras de qualquer forma.
"Ah!"
perfectly describes me everytime I fight a boss
This might be the hardest one to sing along to omg it's so chaotic! Soo good though!
Indeed! The easiest ones are Song of lament (that bat song) and the final battle theme.
4:23 "brazos pido" means in spanish "arms I ask". Maybe that's related with his grafted arms
That's curious, the lyrics are a soup of latinish sounds, occasionally forming words in several languages, but overall the whole thing is untranslatable. The Elden RIng music producer who explained to me how the lyrics were made told me there was no deep meaning behind the lyrics, the guy did tell another producer rearranged them. Whether brazos pido is a coincidence or not, one thing I can assure: it is not Latin at all.
Great work - as always- love those gibberish themes, huge like!
Thank you very much, amigo Hugo ^^
Gibberish themes are very common in epic video game music.
@@AntoniusTertius I discover this unbelievable universe thanks to you, and it's very interesting, but I 'm without any knowledge.
@@HugoSegado Perhaps some games you play have gibberish too.
@@AntoniusTertius I just play piano😉😉
@@HugoSegado And you play it beautifully :)
This time when I guessed the lyrics I was pretty close with some lines, but that makes sense because I had more time.
I just to be mad about this, with Bloodborne until I realized it really doesn't matter. The music sounding epic is what's most important.
Precisely! Songs don't need meaningful lyrics to move our souls, such is the power of music :)
Anyway, I'm investigating Bloodborne lyrics right now.
Glad to hear you intend on looking into Bloodborne's lyrics. From what I can tell a fair lot of them do have real Latin lyrics. I reached out to Ryan Amon by email for the lyrics before, and he told me that the rights to the lyrics were owned by Sony Computer Entertainment America, who had not decided to release this information to the public yet. Important to note that Ryan Amon encourages his fans to petition for the lyrics, he is a great dude.
To me, it's almost as if Miyazaki himself doesn't want the actual lyrics to be released, due to what you mentioned in the Placidusax video.
I really do pray you manage to find a way to get hold of them, I would love to know what the true lyrics are to Fromsoft's best, in stead of having to rely on people's often completely wrong interpretations. Amazing the effort you've put into all of this, It's criminal that your channel has yet to blow up.
Hi, Semispace! I'm glad to find you :)
Weeks ago, I reached out to one guy who worked in Bloodborne and he said "From Software doesn’t want to release them - you’re not the first student of Latin who’s also a gamer to ask!" . Nice to know about mister Amon. I think I may reach out to him, I've just had an idea.
It is criminal indeed, I was silenced again and again on Reddit and even perma banned from the main Elden Ring sub for telling the truth... The guys there promoted misinformation and fake madeup texts that were (are still) called 'translations'. Sadly if my channel was to blow up, it would have already. Too late now...
Thank you for being here ^^
@@AntoniusTertius Will you continue to upload these Elden Ring ones in the meantime? In particular I remain interested in: Beast Clergyman, Starscourge Radahn, and Lichdragon Fortissax.
@@Semispace At first, I intended to publish all lyrics in the game, but the public interest has dimished since they are all gibberish; so now I'm not sure. I already published the lyrics of the most popular songs in the game (the final battle,godskin apostles,mohg,godrick and song of lament/song of the bats).I published the Placidusax lyrics and I got the lowest view count in months as it is not one of the most listened.
Man, I love godricks theme but damn do I we we got a full song of the trailer version. It was even MORE grandiose
Maybe it may be included in the dlc? Let's hope ^^
can't wait for vids on Bloodborne. Keep up the great content :)
Thank you very much ^^
Gratias plurimas, Romanus deceptus hoc aderat
Nihil de re dicendum (id est "no hay de qué"), amice :)
Honesly, just because its not a real language doesn't mean the lyrics don't mean anything. I seen all the lyrics and I seen at least some consisitency in the words between all the songs. We just don't know what they really mean. I like to think of it is a Nier-like chaos language. I still love singing along with the choir when I fight these bosses.
Thanks for uploading these!
They really don't mean anything (aside from song of lament and the final battle theme whose lyrics were not computer-generated), I confirmed that with the person who created those lyrics. As most of the lyrics were created on the same vocal software, there appears to be some consistency in the syllables as you noticed. I explain such consistency in the Godfrey video, glossolalia makes the lyrics resemble some ancient language. I talked about the chaos language in the Godskin Apostles lyrics video of mine.
You are welcome ^^
Thank you for being here. I also enjoy singing along the boss themes :)
How do you feel about your channel now being known as "the elden ring lyrics guy"? Also, do you have plans to back to your old type of videos?
As almost no one watches my videos, I feel a bit sad considering all the info I revealed to the world, I also feel bad when I think about uploading my organ and piano recordings because I know they'll get low views. Anyway, I will go back to my old organ/piano videos soon, mainly organ arranges :)
latin deserves a revival in culture, in the same way other medieval motifs constantly reborn in the fictions we consume. It saddens me that fromsoft isnt making much of a effort. I mean they could if they wanted to.
Yeah, here in Brazil, people don't learn Latin in high school anymore, and in Italy, day by day, fewer people learn Latin too...
As for the Fromsoft's efforts, I'm not sure... I mean, Bloodborne and Demon's Souls Remake got Latin lyrics (check out my videos on them by the way!) and their music was produced by Sony, not Bandai. Bandai produced the soundtracks of DS games and Elden Ring.
You sure this is a real choir? The difference between Elden Rings choir and Bloodborne are so night and day I had assumed they were using vocal libraries for their audio. I am not a fan of Elden Ring's musical suite overall. Though there are some choice entries, mainly from Tsukasa Saitoh (as usual, he's built different) and newcomer Shoi Miyazawa who I really enjoyed throughout. Godrick being my favorite theme in the game. I truly wish they would give Saitoh control of more projects. I enjoy Kitamura, but if Bloodborne is an example of his work, I eagerly pray for his return.
I confirmed it, and I even talked to some members of the choir. Check out the Rykard official lyrics video, I show the soloist of Rykard theme there. I prefer Bloodborne soundtrack too :) By the way, I am investigating its lyrics now.
@@AntoniusTertius Ooh exciting. From what I've heard Bloodborne's lyrics aren't gibberish. I wonder if Sony had something to do with this. Maybe I'm wrong, I suppose I'll find out soon. c:
@@Krystalmyth I've made some progress in my investigation, I intend to publish about it within the next weeks :) Having said that, the only Latin lyrics in Elden Ring (song of lament aka song of the bats) are well made, a pity there's a conjugation error there, but that aside, it is very good. I revealed the soloist of that song too ^^
Choir that worked on Elden Ring is called "VoiceStation Choir".
@@slinttu1378 Precisely. I love those guys :)
Choir library in question here is Oceania if you want to see the syllable bank. You were somewhat close but it doesn't have as much variety as the words on screen imply
Watch the 2nd half of the Godskin Apostles and Mohg official lyrics videos, I explain there that after the lyrics were generated in that syllable bank (and thank you for naming it ^^) a Japanese music producer rearranged them and altered some key parts with lyrics that resemble ancient languages. I recommend that you watch all explanation parts of the official lyrics videos I published.
I received the lyrics from a music producer who worked in Elden Ring.
Thank you for your comment :)
@@AntoniusTertius I had forgotten to clarify that there were indeed real recordings in select tracks of the OST, both choral and orchestra ensemble. A lot of the tracks use sampled orchestra and sampled choral elements but not always. It varies, I can point out quite a few of the libraries from the tracks if you are ever curious and which ones feature live players rather than samples or flip between samples and real players. From likes to go back and forth between live and samples based on the game, not sure why (tight budget constraints?). For instance, Bloodborne, and DS:R, and demons souls (original) are primarily all live players with almost no samples. While DS1, ER, and Sekiro are a mixture. DS2 & DS3 are nearly entirely samples.
It's kind of frustrating they don't just stick to primarily live recordings! Incidentally my opinions of the OST's line up almost exactly with how much of it is live recorded
I will happily follow your work with the bloodborne lyrics, if you can (hopefully) get them. I would like to see first the more "famous" pieces like Ludwig, Laurence, the first spammer, and Lady Maria of the astral hitboxes. And them move onto the lesser, but still interesting pieces like living failures, and maybe some random chalice dungeon bosses if they have lyrics (it's pretty believeable that there are).
Also, look at the new Ziostorm video, in the "OST update" he has mentioned you.
In my first investigative endeavour to confirm Bloodborne lyrics, I made some progress already :) I hope I can keep it up.
Wow! Without you, I would never know of those videos regarding elden ring songs, so I thank you, Lorenzo ^^
@@AntoniusTertius yeah, I keep finding those videos at random, mentioning you/ Daniel. In the future, I'll only report if it's the main focus of a video is Daniel's fake lyrics, or if the author of the video poses it as a fact or something. I generally enjoy Zio's content (but those thumbnails and titles are way too over the top, I think), so I easily "found" about it.
Anyways, while I'm 100% expecting that the bloodborne lyrics will have some sort of revelations/anything new to the lore (maybe something really minor, there could be that), I'm also maybe expecting some to be gibberish. Who knows. I recently replayed bloodborne, and I also did the chaliches (they're horrible, and I found them fun. Please help me), and some bosses have really insane music, for what they are. Like, I'm fighting a giant pig, and the music goes like "LIBERTIIIII HOMINIIIIIIIS" or something like that. Yeah I could hear liberti, hominis less, but mostly "vinus" (wich as you know, it's a male noun in ecclesiastic/spoken by the "vulgus". I actually only know that it's masculine in the commonly spoken latin, so maybe it's vinum in ecclesiastic latin too, but anyways), even pretty consinstently. Do your own thing, and I would like to hear the chalices bosses lyrics at the "end". Good luck with the work!
@@lorenzo8208 I'll check out Zio's video. Hopefully over time, the truth will reach everyone in the community.
I'm still looking forward to a pc version of Bloodborne :(
In Latin, there are both vinus (-i, masculine) and vinum (-i, neutral).
Thank you :) Lady Luck's aid is always welcome.
@@AntoniusTertius yeah, I am too waiting for the PC version of bloodborne. I'd imagine it would regain a lot of attention from back then.
Oh, and I just included the note about vinus/um because I once read that some words, in the more commonly spoken latin, changed genders and sometimes declensions, and vinum chainging into vinus was one of the examples. I've rechecked a dictionary online, and it seems that vinus existed also in classical latin. I dunno, I just remembered that random thing.
Hi Lorenzo. I managed to contact a music producer who worked in Bloodborne and that person helped me confirm Laurence and Ludwig's lyrics!
3:20 yeah me too, clearly a really good solo
is there any chance you could make a video for lichdragon fortissax?
Brilliant work btw :)
Thanks :)
I received most of the lyrics at once in May 2022, and the only Dragon's lyrics I received were Placidussax (found in the playlist on my pinned comment). Having said that, if I were to publish the official lyrics of Fortissax, I would have to receive them from music producers the same way I did last year. The person who shared most of the lyrics told had given me all lyrics that person had.
Well,I do think Fortissax lyrics are like these ones, or like those from the Final Battle (I published those too). Lyrics I didn't receive: Radahn; Fortissax and Morgott, I may be forgetting some boss, but those are the main ones.
Great video as always! Cannot believe how some people cannot accept the truth. Not having actual latin or any other real language doesn't mean the game is bad. I just personally think that it adds more into the game honestly. I like the idea of it not being intelligible to us because it is truly a language from another world.
Of course, there can also be the whole debate of creating an artificial language. But FromSoftware is not Tolkien and they don't aim to create languages, which is perfectly fine with me!
Thanks for telling us the truth :D
Thank you for being here and support the truth :)
Some people really care too muc for the lore that they start seeing lore where there is none. Surely Elden Ring doesn't need Latin in all its songs to be a better game, I would love it though.
Dark Souls 3 OSTs have lyrics, and the language is Gibberish.
Human have a strong sense of finding patterns, even then there is none (Pareidolia). Some human are also stubborn enough to refuse to think that they can be wrong, so...
You reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaally need to dig into Bloodborne... I think there is some Latin there, even if it's Google translated Latin.
The Laurence song is in Latin. I will try to confirm the lyrics and investigate the others in Bloodborne.
Thank you forbeing here :)
@@AntoniusTertius no, thank you for doing all of this!
@@franciscodetonne4797 We thank each other then. Very few people have actually paid attention to the info I investigated and published on my channel, so I feel thankful for each person who watches the results of my research :)
Thank you, even if it is dissapointing, I was deceived
You are welcome \[T]/
Sadly several people were deceived, mainly in 2022...
Thank you my good friend 💯💯💯👍🙏❤
Thank you for being here :)
an idea that i like is that they are sung in the languages of the different cultures in-game, as they surely wouldnt be speaking latin! it's like how dwarvish and elvish are both made-up for lord of the rings
That would have been super cool indeed! I mean, as I explain in the Final Battle lyrics video, Miyazaki likes to leave things as vague as possible so that we (the players) can fill in the gaps with our imagination; so that idea makes sense, though they are not languages per se as I thoroughly explained in my previous videos.
Tolkien created dwarvish and elvish based on ancient languages he studied, they have strict grammatical rules, they are indeed invented languages; now here we have random syllables and 'words'. Well what matters most in Boss themes is the impact of those sung syllables on our ears to enhance the gaming experience.
@@AntoniusTertius interesting! i did not know that!
@@forestgerard9091 Miyazaki explained that in an interview. I show the site to it in the second half of the final battle lyrics video, if you're interested :)
@@AntoniusTertius i can find it myself, but thank you! i suppose a better comparison would be the voice lines from hollow knight or the sims
@@forestgerard9091 I compared the Elden Ring lyrics to Nier chaos 'language' in the second half of the Godskin Apostles lyrics video. People tend to skip the explanation parts of my videos, so that's why I indicate them, and that's why I started this video with the explanation ^^
The video and music are wonderful!
I'm drawn in ^^
Thank you very much, Sagi-san ^^
Thank you for the work you are doing.
I am a small channel that occasionally makes content.
When doing lore dives. Sometimes I look to others In the community for information they have provided. In order to help learn the lore, connect Information together. Or even compile a theory.
Sometimes I hear about some noteworthy information. So I follow that lead.
Only to find, it ends up being a theory based on mistranslated lyrics.
It's not helpful to our cause. It only creates more confusion. And leads us further away from the truth.
There is nothing wrong with speculation based in fact. As long as it is explained as such.
That is how we come up with a hypothesis so we can test it.
So again thank you. For having integrity.
And valuing the truth.
I will try to do the same when making videos
You're most welcome, thank you for your words :) What saddens me the most is that those Elden Ring lore theories were based on consciously madeup translations... People want to make up lyrics? Okay, but let the others know it is all fanmade at least. The whole Godskin Apostles fake lyrics' lore case started on Reddit, after some friends of the guy who made them up promoted the fanmade work as something truthful, it got really popular sadly, and to worsen things, when I told the truth on that same Reddit group, I was perma banned, as one of the mods was protecting the guy. The whole situation stressed me out a lot, the mods did not allow me to tell the truth, but allowed fake news to spread...
My channel is small too, my videos reach few people, I'm glad you could find one of them. Many articles were published about magister organi (that's me on Reddit) last year, hopefully they reached enough people,but I doubt it. I'm trying to convince IGN to publish about the truth of the lyrics.
@@AntoniusTertius I feel for your situation.
The whole thing cast an unnecessary shadow on the community.
Hopefully with time the situation can get better.
I believe it will.
Glad to see you are staying strong through it.
I like the content that I have seen from you so far
@@PancakeBreakfast Yeah, thanks. I sense some people simply dislike my style of presenting the videos and stuff, I don't know. Big channels like Vaati give me shoutouts from time to time and still my channel never grow no matter the content here... I'll just keep swimming as the fish Dory would advise.
@@AntoniusTertius Hey if one of the biggest souls like content creators is shouting you out. I think that says something.
Congratulations by the way. That's kind of a big deal.
Sounds to me like you're already getting some pretty good recognition.
Just might take some time to fully grow.
I think you are already on your way.
I like what you have been doing on Organ and piano.
If I was to use one of your songs in a video is that alright? Obviously I would credit you and the original composer.
You wouldn't get much exposure on my channel but I figured I would ask.
@@PancakeBreakfast Thanks :') Sadly that's the third time Vaati shouts me out and things haven't changed that much.
Oh I'm glad you enjoy my musical works, I wish I could keep uploading them, but my channel would never grow that way. It is very nice of you to ask, feel free to use them in your videos, but perhaps it'd be better not to present them entirely. When I publish them on Spotify and on other streaming services, you may receive a copyright warning from the distributor, that's why I believe it'd be better to just use segments. What do you think?
Can you do the fire giant his phase 2 has lyrics
Hi, I was given those official lyrics last year along with the ones I already published, so I could indeed publish them, but remember, I don't do lyrics, I publish the lyrics I received from people who worked in the game.
esse latin maluco não seria a língua daquele mundo, nenhum dev disso nada sobre isso?
Um dos produtores musicais me disse que até pensaram em fazer línguas fictícias para o jogo, mas era pandemia e o prazo era curto, então acabou ficando assim. Este letra aqui não é latim, mas aquele canto do morcego é. Veja minha playlist das letras oficiais de Elden Ring, mas encontrará mais latim mesmo na minha playlist de letras oficiais de Bloodborne. Obrigado pelo comentário :)
Excellent work! Any chance of lyrics for Morgott's theme? :3
Thank you very much :) After I confirmed the lyrics in May, I intended to publish all of them, but then people's interest in them diminished since the official lyrics are just syllables with no meaning. So now I am trying to confirm Bloodborne's lyrics (which seem to have meaning). If you are interested, please, check out the other Elden Ring actual lyrics videos of mine, I expose backstage details of the music production there ^^
Lichdragon fortissax 😻😻plis
Great video!
Thank you very much :)
Blablabla! XD love these breakdowns
Thank you very much :)
Would have been nice to have genuine Latin lyrics
Indeed. I got disappointed when I confirmed the truth, I still love the soundtrack anyway :)
@@AntoniusTertius sounds cool but feel uncanny, I prefer dark souls 3 ,they managed to make the vocals sound more harmonious, or at least I was better fooled by ds3.
@@jeofthevirtuoussand I do understand what you mean. Elden Ring soundtrack is not my favourite either, I prefer Bloodborne and Dark Souls 1 albums, still it is a good album.
The songs are still epic, Gael's theme being my all time favourite, but ngl knowing that the lyrics have no meaning does take away some layers of complexity that I thought those songs had.
Like imagine if in the future Miyasaki said that 80% of Elden Ring's designs were made by AI....ok that's not really a fair comparisson Kitamura is still extremely talented and the music team must've worked their ass off but you know what I mean
Sure! Songs don't need to have lyrics with meaning for them to move our souls, such is the magic of music.
About the composers: it is not up to them to decide whether a song will have meaningful lyrics or not, when the game's production wants lyrics with meaning, they hire or consult a lyricist. Kitamura and Motoi focus on the melodies and harmonies of the pieces they compose.
After I published this video, I managed to confirm Latin lyrics of 2 Bloodborne songs with a music producer. It seems Bloodborne boss songs got more complexity than other Souls songs after all.
- brain too small to comprehend lyrics sung in a language of demigods
- call it gibberish
Heh, lowly tarnished, playing as lord!
@@AntoniusTertius That... was a joke. I'm sorry it went over your head this hard.
@@adradox I must apologize for overreacting, Adradox. Since May, when I released Malenia's lyrics and first explained how they were made and that they mean nothing, I have been dealing with some people who simply dislike my informative videos and deny the truth no matter what. When I saw your comment, I noticed the dislike count had increased, so I thought you were one of the denialists XD I'm truly sorry...
@@AntoniusTertius All good m8
Agora fiquei decepcionado. Eu acreditava fielmente que as músicas de Dark Souls e Elden Ring eram todas em Latim e tinham significados com a história dos games. Que banho de água fria tomei agora :/
Como estudante de latim, fiquei muito decepcionado também. Porém meses atrás confirmei que as letras de Bloodborne estão mesmo em latim, mesmo que a maioria esteja em latim incorreto. Publiquei as letras oficias do Laurence e do Ludwig aqui no canal e logo publicarei mais vídeos sobre Bloodborne.
@@AntoniusTertius Pois é man, e fiquei ainda mais decepcionado porque as letras que os fãs criam para as musicas são maravilhosas.
@@bill9314 Eu entendo. Por amarem muito os jogos, eles acabam tendo mais esmero do que os próprios produtores. Só gostaria de que eles divulgassem suas criações de forma adequada para não espalharem desinformação.
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Thank you very much ^^
No meaning, BUT. BLOODBORNE DEF DOES
Yep. Demon's, Dark Souls 1,2,3, and 99% of Elden Ring lyrics have no meaning. Bloodborne was the only Souls game produced by Sony and the only to have multiple lyrics with meaning.
4:00 yes, this is quite gross
That was witty😂
P sure the godskin duo is in latin
I already confirmed and showed the actual lyrics of the Godskin Apostles are not in Latin and mean nothing. Watch attentively and don't miss the explanation part at the end of the video, please, people tend to skip the parts in which I explain how the actual lyrics (gibberish) were made and why they are not Latin: ua-cam.com/video/rkoQPPEeCb4/v-deo.html
Just saying, not all souls osts speak gibberish. Take Gherman, the First Hunter. His ost speaks about him wanting to free the hunter from the dream. ua-cam.com/video/svXWUR0Yjcc/v-deo.html
It is as I explain in the video, Dark Souls 1,2,3, Demon's Souls and 99% of Elden Ring lyrics are gibberish. Bloodborne is the only Souls game not produced by Bandai (it was produced by Sony). I had already checked out the Laurence translation of that guy and I noticed translation mistakes. Also, read his video description. I prefer to try to confirm the lyrics with those involved in the game development.
Having said that, Latin is used in Bloodborne, I will investigate (like I did with Elden Ring) if it is important to the lore.
This has been proven wrong already by the orchestra submitted by Elden Ring themselves if Erdtree Knights, so idk what you are on about…
What do you mean??? I talked to singers and producers of Elden Ring and confirmed 99% of Elden Ring lyrics are gibberish and have no meaning. The lyrics you see in this video are the syllables that were sung by the choir.
pls stop trying to sound like a souls npc it is not cool thanks for coming to my ted talk
I'm sorry, but I didn't try to sound like one, at least not here. If my voice overshadows the info in the video so much you ended up disliking it, I ask you to reconsider, English is not my native language after all :(
@@AntoniusTertius nah man your voice is cool 👍
@@nojokejon9577 Thank you :') Some people had complained about my voice in the song of the bats explained video, then I changed it a bit. Well, no one can please everybody. I feel bad some people disliked my forgotten vids because of my voice :(
Good work, I've been waiting for this video now I can't wait for BloodBorne