"Maison" is part 1 of the Apocalypse trilogy. Dreamcatcher are touching on a very important subject here. Maison is French for "house" or rather "home", and they are singing about everyone's home, which is our planet. Previously they talked about online hate, now they are tackling an issue that impacts the whole planet and therefore everyone. Climate change is going to affect all of us, and it is already affecting many people. Island Nations will disappear under the ocean ("Save my home in the ocean"). Ice melts in the arctic and displaces people ("Save my home in the polar"). Forests get decimated by corporate greed and habitats get destroyed ("Save my home in the jungle") and disappearing glaciers and snow packs result in even less water for deserts ("Save my home in the desert"). People have a natural tendency to ignore issues that seem to be in the future - but climate change is here, right now. We can't wait anymore, and it is good that Dreamcatcher use their platform to promote change: "Break your habit now!" Musically I really enjoy the song. Like in BEcause, the rock/metal vibe is dialed back a bit, but it is still there and highly distorted. Although the more I listen to it, the more Rock I hear. I especially like how the pre-chorus and chorus seems to appear out of nowhere, the chord progression in the bridge, and the epic end part. The bass line is crazy as well. LEEZ and Ollounder (their producers) have done it again, and the members are just brilliant. Respect! The next one in the trilogy is "Vision".
This is the song that got this group their ever music show win (which is a big deal in kpop) after 6-7 years of activity. it was an emotional day for them
@@willesplinEspecially after the supposed mathematical anomalies that seemed to keep them from winning earlier. The video of them backstage when their name was announced and their on stage reaction and speech is some very genuine display of members overwhelmed with emotion. I rewatch it occasionally.
As a native French speaker, using the word Maison, which is French for both the physical thing called ''house'' and the abstarct thing called ''home'', as a title... I love this!!!!!
A little late to the party today, I'm sure everyone else has given y'all all the info you need. I love that DREAMCATCHER use their voices to bring awareness to things that need to be talked about, I wish more people talked about them. Can't wait for the 2nd video from the trilogy
Good to see you! We very much respect that they do that. They deserve a lot of publicity for their talent alone, and even moreso for their important messages.
Thanks for showing. DC are a group on their own in the K-Pop world. All their songs are great. Sometimes, I may not be keen on some of the songs initially, but after a while I generally like them. The next song is Vision and the third song is Bon Voyage. There is also a English version of Bon Voyage too. Originally, the agency for DC were going to release an album of English versions of DC songs. The girls did do the recordings, but I think the release is either on hold or may not see the light of day.
Dreamcatcher is another of my favorites, and another who I think should be more popular. They, for me, fit in a category with AKMU - groups who seem to find it more important to say what they want to say than to cater to popular trends. Other groups do this as well, but those two can get very "in-your-face" about it. On important issues, we need a variety of approaches. Some people respond to subtleties and hints, but some need to be slapped upside the head. Compared to when I got into K-pop 5 years ago, more groups seem to be taking serious issues head-on, and that's a very good thing. I would love for the artistic community to emulate the 1960's, where protest songs were their own genre' and helped to motivate masses of young people to demand change. This has been an old hippie rant, thanks for coming. ;)
i love Dreamcatcher! the next in the trilogy is Vision. omg this is one of my fave DC title tracks. For me, Vision as the title is gonna be the imagery of what will happen if we don't fight our own evils that destroy our planet. It cries for war, for us to stand our ground and do what is right to save our home.
I felt it also did double duty as a track for the SECOND way we can destroy ourselves: war. When resources get low, countries go to war which destroys the world even more. Dreamcatcher is just good like that.
Glad you did this. Dreamcatcher has been on my "I need to listen to them" list for awhile, especially since they seem to be a favorite of top idols who constantly list them as one of their favorite groups...
@@CoachCastTV The public can be fickle or just not informed, but you know the Pros are always keeping tabs on their peers, and if they say they're good, you know they are...
DC 🙌 probably my fav kpop group after AOA but yea they often sing about real stuff. Deeper subjects. That’s why they’re not more popular. It ain’t all sunshine and rainbows lol
Today again, I will tell you an interesting story about K-pop history. Why are metal and rock unpopular in Korea? First of all, if you give the correct answer, it is not true. no see. Rock and metal are also popular in Korea. There are many enthusiasts. Seo Taiji of ‘Seo Taiji and Boys’, considered the origin of Korean K-pop idols, was originally a guitarist in a rock group. After the group disbanded, he released albums that mainly featured metal and rock music, and of course they were extremely popular. There have been many outstanding rock groups in Korean music history. There was also a group called ‘Next’ that I really, really liked. Shin Hae-cheol is one of the few geniuses I recognize. Among the things I've talked about in the past, I talked about how the Korean music industry was ruined when idols became a popular market in the first generation. The first generation was a time when unprepared people, especially Korean-Americans, were taken and they just lip-synced and messed up. However, entertainment companies realized that female fans were a profitable market. The loyalty was amazing. (Male idols in particular had this tendency. The reason they used Korean-American was because they did not go to the military. At the time, three years of military service was fatal to their career.) Male idols just need to be good-looking. Even if you don't have any skills, you can just do something like rap. It was. In a situation like this... truly talented artists will disappear from the airwaves. They left for the stage that wanted them - the live stage. they went to a concert hall near the university. There are famous rock performance clubs in Korea. Now remember again. This story is from the first generation. That's how the music world became divided. Naturally, people who did rock music or hip-hop thought that they were true artists, and idols were not even treated as artists. At that time, idols were not treated as singers. Of course, since there were no public broadcasts, it could not gain widespread popularity. So the income is not good. Even in the case of BTS, which is now a world star, the enormous criticism faced by a member of the traditional hip hop group was truly serious. The question was, how can someone who used to do traditional hip hop become an idol? BTS songs contain content that was met with great criticism at the time. If you listen to ‘Mic Drop’, that’s the story. Anyway, with the start of the second generation of K-pop idols, the idols began to change. They face so much criticism that broadcasting companies begin to make mandatory live broadcasts their regulations. Simultaneous live broadcast, forced live. Put a lip sync mark on the screen. It has become an environment where you can no longer survive without skills. They said they would no longer tolerate the complaints of consumers, the music industry, and broadcasters. What appeared at this time was ‘Big Mama’, which I recommended before. The practice so far has featured singers who are not pretty and would never be able to debut as singers in the current market. Members were formed solely based on singing skills. This is the YG agency of Blackpink and Baby Monster. It's a huge success. It broke the existing market rule that only appearance was important and only loyal fans were guaranteed profits. People remember again. “Yes, in the end, what is important for a singer is singing ability.” This is why the K-pop idol trainee system was created. Through several years of intensive training, I was able to create a truly decent singer and put it on the market. From what I remember, I think it was SM Entertainment. That's how 'Girls' Generation' came out. Now, other companies must also release idols of this level to be able to compete in the market. In that way, that system became the basis of the entertainment world. As the second and third generations passed, fierce competition between agencies became fiercer. Going back to the story, we have to talk about rock and metal artists who went indie. Talented groups are starting to emerge in indies as well. Just around the time it started gaining popularity... I heard that the broadcasting station PD was an indie music lover. He insisted that broadcasting stations broadcast indie music, so a new corner introducing indie music was created. In the past, music broadcasts were often broadcast live in real time. This is because fans voted over the phone, tallied the votes, and selected the winner. One day, a major accident occurred in that indie music corner. A new indie group performed a nude show on that stage, which was broadcast live across the country. The genitals were just clearly visible. Starting from this day. No broadcaster ever played indie music anymore. It was a huge event that was a death sentence for indie music. This is how it fell... Meanwhile, K-pop idols have become increasingly sophisticated and specialized through the second, third, and fourth generations. Meanwhile, it began to gain popularity overseas. The 2nd generation is in Asia, the 3rd generation is in the world region, and the 4th generation is now. There is no such thing as Korean rock, metal, hip-hop, etc. Still very active. It is extremely popular in clubs near each university. However, it is not easy to be exposed on broadcast due to the above reasons. Many people overseas mistakenly believe that Korean K-pop is all idols. It's only a small part. However, it is true that idol music is the trend. This is because the biggest agencies have the most talented people, the most advanced training systems, the best musicians, and the best music video producers. It goes without saying that it is the most competitive. (For reference, did you know that the markets that male idols and female idols focus on are different? Male idols are the target market, while female idols are popular. Male idols are said to have much higher profits. The loyalty and spending power of their fan base is said to be much higher. . It is difficult for female idols to have such a fandom, so they produce highly popular music.) - This is also the reason why this song by Dreamcatcher that you just reacted to took first place for the first time in almost 6 years. - They say popularity is important for female girl groups, but this group uses a rock sound. Rock sound is far from popular in Korea. This is the answer. Didn't they know this? Of course, it's basic common sense. They know it too. Nevertheless, maintaining one's identity in this way is truly something to be praised. This is why this group is more popular overseas. Overseas people like rock sound. Dreamcatcher is the theme today. Why is this group that uses a rock sound so amazing? I talked about what I know about why rock music has become non-mainstream in Korea. I hope it's an interesting story. If you know these facts, you will see more.
Wow, this goes very deep into the history behind a lot of things we've heard. Thanks for taking the time to leave such a detailed comment. It's very insightful. In a large degree, it seems as if rock and metal are not nearly as popular in the US now as it was when we were young, so perhaps the global trends also contribute to that.
Minx (JiU, SuA, Siyeon, Yoohyeon, with Dami as the maknae) originally debuted September 18, 2014. When Dreamcatcher debuted on Friday-the-Thirteenth of January 2017, it was the first/ original K-Pop Debut for Han Dong and Gahyeon but it was a Re-Debut for all of the other members. Dreamcatcher getting the first win on April 20, 2022 was more than five years after Han Dong and Gahyeon debuted. Obviously it was longer than that for the original Minx members, call it 7-and-a-half years. As the oldest member, JiU took a lot of blame and shouldered a lot of responsibility for the failure of Minx (although from an outsider's perspective, it was very clearly just how the market ran at the time; no fault of hers). She is a real sweetheart and she really tries very hard, she is a GREAT leader. She also did the same (taking the blame and responsibility) for when DC would come SO close to winning (3rd place and 2nd place a few different times) but would not get the prize. I am sure she cried sometimes, I know that must have been really hard on her. They were ALL frustrated; everybody at the entire company was frustrated. But not the way JiU thought they were. The CEO knew it was not JiU's fault, they know better what is going on in the market. Plus of course, there is at least one numbers-fudging incident that went public after a loss that had a mere ELEVEN POINTS between the winner's score and Dreamcatcher's score. I highly doubt that was the only time that DC has been sabotaged, so I think the entire thing is rigged. Figures. But with this first win, JiU could breathe much easier.
@@CoachCastTV Well there is AT LEAST one controversy, and we know about it because the whole thing blew up and went viral. DC deserved that win. They deserved a whole lot of others too, but NEVER got it until this MV. There is a video on the YT channel called mera that I hope you will eventually react to (it's not musical but it might have spoilers if you have not yet seen everything DC did before 2020. And it is a 30-minute video...). The video is called "Dodging Disbandment and Other Extreme Sports: A History of Dreamcatcher". One small section of that video explains as much as can publically be found about that situation. It also highlights how if the show did this once, they could have done it before and they likely did it since.
Next part a.k.a sequel is Vision. More into apocalypse that will happen because of war. Earlier in the year, Russia-Ukraine thing happened, later within the year, Vision got released. Also long time happening Israel-Palestine, really fits between the song and things happening. Especially the line "raise your flag" and "stand your ground" perfectly supporting the invaded to defend
dreamcatcher \:D/ the mv was done using all cgi in order to save on set waste. part 2 is vision and it also addresses another aspect of mankind's destructive nature :o
I love Dreamcatcher! Been getting into them hard lately and so far they have very few misses (for me at least). Loved the reaction! The songs that always hits me are the ones where the artist has some sort of meaning behind it. I agree with you that using your platform to convey a message is a very good thing and something that (for me anyways) can sometimes elevate an artist or a song a little bit further. You guys are very wise, but of course Coach already knew that! I'm not sure on the Apocalypse Trilogy (haven't gotten that far yet, started at the back end) but I will drop some recommendations anyway for some of my favorites so far: Endless Night: ua-cam.com/video/wCALuFy2YVI/v-deo.html PIRI: ua-cam.com/video/Pq_mbTSR-a0/v-deo.html Red Sun: ua-cam.com/video/RKBJVdjOHUY/v-deo.html Also, some songs from other groups/artists with interesting messages: Hwasa - I love my body: ua-cam.com/video/Crq_fRV0O0E/v-deo.html
These are great suggestions. Thank you so much. We can appreciate a fun, meaningless song as much as anyone, but we can appreciate this type of message as well. It's great when art makes you think about more than just a good time.
@@CoachCastTV Couldn't agree more. That's why some of the J.Cole songs you guys did resonated a lot with me. When the artist has something to say it tends to come of a lot more sincere, if you know what I mean.
@@CoachCastTVcoaches don’t like rap but I think coaches will like xg rap though 😂. Xg first official music video full rap! Their other song enlist of vocals and a bit of rap but woke up is almost purely rap
"Maison" is part 1 of the Apocalypse trilogy. Dreamcatcher are touching on a very important subject here. Maison is French for "house" or rather "home", and they are singing about everyone's home, which is our planet. Previously they talked about online hate, now they are tackling an issue that impacts the whole planet and therefore everyone. Climate change is going to affect all of us, and it is already affecting many people. Island Nations will disappear under the ocean ("Save my home in the ocean"). Ice melts in the arctic and displaces people ("Save my home in the polar"). Forests get decimated by corporate greed and habitats get destroyed ("Save my home in the jungle") and disappearing glaciers and snow packs result in even less water for deserts ("Save my home in the desert").
People have a natural tendency to ignore issues that seem to be in the future - but climate change is here, right now. We can't wait anymore, and it is good that Dreamcatcher use their platform to promote change: "Break your habit now!"
Musically I really enjoy the song. Like in BEcause, the rock/metal vibe is dialed back a bit, but it is still there and highly distorted. Although the more I listen to it, the more Rock I hear. I especially like how the pre-chorus and chorus seems to appear out of nowhere, the chord progression in the bridge, and the epic end part. The bass line is crazy as well. LEEZ and Ollounder (their producers) have done it again, and the members are just brilliant. Respect!
The next one in the trilogy is "Vision".
Great comment with lots of truth. We appreciate you taking time to watch and comment.
This is the song that got this group their ever music show win (which is a big deal in kpop) after 6-7 years of activity. it was an emotional day for them
That's fantastic!
@@willesplinEspecially after the supposed mathematical anomalies that seemed to keep them from winning earlier. The video of them backstage when their name was announced and their on stage reaction and speech is some very genuine display of members overwhelmed with emotion. I rewatch it occasionally.
I really think if this comeback did not win them anything they would quit for sure. 6-7 years waiting is not easy
As a native French speaker, using the word Maison, which is French for both the physical thing called ''house'' and the abstarct thing called ''home'', as a title... I love this!!!!!
Very cool. Thanks for sharing that.
A little late to the party today, I'm sure everyone else has given y'all all the info you need. I love that DREAMCATCHER use their voices to bring awareness to things that need to be talked about, I wish more people talked about them. Can't wait for the 2nd video from the trilogy
Good to see you! We very much respect that they do that. They deserve a lot of publicity for their talent alone, and even moreso for their important messages.
Thanks for showing. DC are a group on their own in the K-Pop world. All their songs are great. Sometimes, I may not be keen on some of the songs initially, but after a while I generally like them.
The next song is Vision and the third song is Bon Voyage. There is also a English version of Bon Voyage too.
Originally, the agency for DC were going to release an album of English versions of DC songs. The girls did do the recordings, but I think the release is either on hold or may not see the light of day.
That's interesting. An English album sounds good to this English speaker, although we have learned to enjoy the music regardless of language.
Dreamcatcher is another of my favorites, and another who I think should be more popular. They, for me, fit in a category with AKMU - groups who seem to find it more important to say what they want to say than to cater to popular trends. Other groups do this as well, but those two can get very "in-your-face" about it. On important issues, we need a variety of approaches. Some people respond to subtleties and hints, but some need to be slapped upside the head.
Compared to when I got into K-pop 5 years ago, more groups seem to be taking serious issues head-on, and that's a very good thing. I would love for the artistic community to emulate the 1960's, where protest songs were their own genre' and helped to motivate masses of young people to demand change.
This has been an old hippie rant, thanks for coming. ;)
😂 A worthy rant, nonetheless.
thanks Coach glad you liked it DC my fav group of all time in KPOP beyond that ACDC
Dreamcatcher is great. Love this group and their heavier sound.
Kudos Coach and Dreamcatcher.
i love Dreamcatcher! the next in the trilogy is Vision. omg this is one of my fave DC title tracks. For me, Vision as the title is gonna be the imagery of what will happen if we don't fight our own evils that destroy our planet. It cries for war, for us to stand our ground and do what is right to save our home.
Appreciate this info.
I felt it also did double duty as a track for the SECOND way we can destroy ourselves: war. When resources get low, countries go to war which destroys the world even more. Dreamcatcher is just good like that.
Glad you did this. Dreamcatcher has been on my "I need to listen to them" list for awhile, especially since they seem to be a favorite of top idols who constantly list them as one of their favorite groups...
Very cool that some of the top idols recognize their talents.
@@CoachCastTV The public can be fickle or just not informed, but you know the Pros are always keeping tabs on their peers, and if they say they're good, you know they are...
@@michaelmayo Very good point!
DC 🙌 probably my fav kpop group after AOA but yea they often sing about real stuff. Deeper subjects. That’s why they’re not more popular. It ain’t all sunshine and rainbows lol
😁 It's good stuff.
Thanks for checking out more Dreamcatcher! Glad to see you guys back.
Coach thank you for this reaction. Can't wait for more.
Thanks for watching!
Today again, I will tell you an interesting story about K-pop history.
Why are metal and rock unpopular in Korea?
First of all, if you give the correct answer, it is not true. no see. Rock and metal are also popular in Korea. There are many enthusiasts.
Seo Taiji of ‘Seo Taiji and Boys’, considered the origin of Korean K-pop idols, was originally a guitarist in a rock group. After the group disbanded, he released albums that mainly featured metal and rock music, and of course they were extremely popular.
There have been many outstanding rock groups in Korean music history. There was also a group called ‘Next’ that I really, really liked. Shin Hae-cheol is one of the few geniuses I recognize.
Among the things I've talked about in the past, I talked about how the Korean music industry was ruined when idols became a popular market in the first generation.
The first generation was a time when unprepared people, especially Korean-Americans, were taken and they just lip-synced and messed up. However, entertainment companies realized that female fans were a profitable market. The loyalty was amazing. (Male idols in particular had this tendency. The reason they used Korean-American was because they did not go to the military. At the time, three years of military service was fatal to their career.)
Male idols just need to be good-looking. Even if you don't have any skills, you can just do something like rap. It was.
In a situation like this... truly talented artists will disappear from the airwaves. They left for the stage that wanted them - the live stage. they went to a concert hall near the university. There are famous rock performance clubs in Korea.
Now remember again. This story is from the first generation.
That's how the music world became divided. Naturally, people who did rock music or hip-hop thought that they were true artists, and idols were not even treated as artists. At that time, idols were not treated as singers. Of course, since there were no public broadcasts, it could not gain widespread popularity. So the income is not good.
Even in the case of BTS, which is now a world star, the enormous criticism faced by a member of the traditional hip hop group was truly serious. The question was, how can someone who used to do traditional hip hop become an idol? BTS songs contain content that was met with great criticism at the time. If you listen to ‘Mic Drop’, that’s the story.
Anyway, with the start of the second generation of K-pop idols, the idols began to change. They face so much criticism that broadcasting companies begin to make mandatory live broadcasts their regulations. Simultaneous live broadcast, forced live. Put a lip sync mark on the screen. It has become an environment where you can no longer survive without skills.
They said they would no longer tolerate the complaints of consumers, the music industry, and broadcasters.
What appeared at this time was ‘Big Mama’, which I recommended before. The practice so far has featured singers who are not pretty and would never be able to debut as singers in the current market. Members were formed solely based on singing skills. This is the YG agency of Blackpink and Baby Monster.
It's a huge success. It broke the existing market rule that only appearance was important and only loyal fans were guaranteed profits. People remember again. “Yes, in the end, what is important for a singer is singing ability.”
This is why the K-pop idol trainee system was created. Through several years of intensive training, I was able to create a truly decent singer and put it on the market. From what I remember, I think it was SM Entertainment. That's how 'Girls' Generation' came out. Now, other companies must also release idols of this level to be able to compete in the market. In that way, that system became the basis of the entertainment world.
As the second and third generations passed, fierce competition between agencies became fiercer.
Going back to the story, we have to talk about rock and metal artists who went indie. Talented groups are starting to emerge in indies as well. Just around the time it started gaining popularity...
I heard that the broadcasting station PD was an indie music lover. He insisted that broadcasting stations broadcast indie music, so a new corner introducing indie music was created.
In the past, music broadcasts were often broadcast live in real time. This is because fans voted over the phone, tallied the votes, and selected the winner.
One day, a major accident occurred in that indie music corner. A new indie group performed a nude show on that stage, which was broadcast live across the country. The genitals were just clearly visible.
Starting from this day. No broadcaster ever played indie music anymore. It was a huge event that was a death sentence for indie music. This is how it fell...
Meanwhile, K-pop idols have become increasingly sophisticated and specialized through the second, third, and fourth generations. Meanwhile, it began to gain popularity overseas. The 2nd generation is in Asia, the 3rd generation is in the world region, and the 4th generation is now.
There is no such thing as Korean rock, metal, hip-hop, etc. Still very active. It is extremely popular in clubs near each university. However, it is not easy to be exposed on broadcast due to the above reasons. Many people overseas mistakenly believe that Korean K-pop is all idols. It's only a small part.
However, it is true that idol music is the trend. This is because the biggest agencies have the most talented people, the most advanced training systems, the best musicians, and the best music video producers. It goes without saying that it is the most competitive.
(For reference, did you know that the markets that male idols and female idols focus on are different? Male idols are the target market, while female idols are popular. Male idols are said to have much higher profits. The loyalty and spending power of their fan base is said to be much higher. . It is difficult for female idols to have such a fandom, so they produce highly popular music.) - This is also the reason why this song by Dreamcatcher that you just reacted to took first place for the first time in almost 6 years. - They say popularity is important for female girl groups, but this group uses a rock sound. Rock sound is far from popular in Korea. This is the answer.
Didn't they know this? Of course, it's basic common sense. They know it too. Nevertheless, maintaining one's identity in this way is truly something to be praised. This is why this group is more popular overseas. Overseas people like rock sound.
Dreamcatcher is the theme today. Why is this group that uses a rock sound so amazing? I talked about what I know about why rock music has become non-mainstream in Korea. I hope it's an interesting story.
If you know these facts, you will see more.
Wow, this goes very deep into the history behind a lot of things we've heard. Thanks for taking the time to leave such a detailed comment. It's very insightful.
In a large degree, it seems as if rock and metal are not nearly as popular in the US now as it was when we were young, so perhaps the global trends also contribute to that.
Hey team ‼️funny beginning to the reaction 😂nice visuals in this video. Catch ya in the next one 💥💥
Thanks for dropping by!
Some really awesome lyrics!! Good song!!
Minx (JiU, SuA, Siyeon, Yoohyeon, with Dami as the maknae) originally debuted September 18, 2014.
When Dreamcatcher debuted on Friday-the-Thirteenth of January 2017, it was the first/ original K-Pop Debut for Han Dong and Gahyeon but it was a Re-Debut for all of the other members.
Dreamcatcher getting the first win on April 20, 2022 was more than five years after Han Dong and Gahyeon debuted. Obviously it was longer than that for the original Minx members, call it 7-and-a-half years.
As the oldest member, JiU took a lot of blame and shouldered a lot of responsibility for the failure of Minx (although from an outsider's perspective, it was very clearly just how the market ran at the time; no fault of hers). She is a real sweetheart and she really tries very hard, she is a GREAT leader.
She also did the same (taking the blame and responsibility) for when DC would come SO close to winning (3rd place and 2nd place a few different times) but would not get the prize. I am sure she cried sometimes, I know that must have been really hard on her. They were ALL frustrated; everybody at the entire company was frustrated. But not the way JiU thought they were. The CEO knew it was not JiU's fault, they know better what is going on in the market.
Plus of course, there is at least one numbers-fudging incident that went public after a loss that had a mere ELEVEN POINTS between the winner's score and Dreamcatcher's score. I highly doubt that was the only time that DC has been sabotaged, so I think the entire thing is rigged. Figures.
But with this first win, JiU could breathe much easier.
Interesting that there are vote counting/number fudging controversies on those shows.
@@CoachCastTV Well there is AT LEAST one controversy, and we know about it because the whole thing blew up and went viral. DC deserved that win. They deserved a whole lot of others too, but NEVER got it until this MV.
There is a video on the YT channel called mera that I hope you will eventually react to (it's not musical but it might have spoilers if you have not yet seen everything DC did before 2020. And it is a 30-minute video...). The video is called "Dodging Disbandment and Other Extreme Sports: A History of Dreamcatcher". One small section of that video explains as much as can publically be found about that situation. It also highlights how if the show did this once, they could have done it before and they likely did it since.
@@jamescurfman3284 Wow...that's crazy.
@@CoachCastTV Yup. Sure is.
Next part a.k.a sequel is Vision. More into apocalypse that will happen because of war. Earlier in the year, Russia-Ukraine thing happened, later within the year, Vision got released.
Also long time happening Israel-Palestine, really fits between the song and things happening. Especially the line "raise your flag" and "stand your ground" perfectly supporting the invaded to defend
Vision is next if you haven't already been told. Thank you again
Thanks!
dreamcatcher \:D/
the mv was done using all cgi in order to save on set waste. part 2 is vision and it also addresses another aspect of mankind's destructive nature :o
Good info 👍
Dreamcatcher ！！
❤️🔥
Throwing a comment here because this is a recent video! Y’all should definitely check out Cocaine and Abel by Amigo the Devil.
I love Dreamcatcher! Been getting into them hard lately and so far they have very few misses (for me at least). Loved the reaction! The songs that always hits me are the ones where the artist has some sort of meaning behind it. I agree with you that using your platform to convey a message is a very good thing and something that (for me anyways) can sometimes elevate an artist or a song a little bit further. You guys are very wise, but of course Coach already knew that!
I'm not sure on the Apocalypse Trilogy (haven't gotten that far yet, started at the back end) but I will drop some recommendations anyway for some of my favorites so far:
Endless Night: ua-cam.com/video/wCALuFy2YVI/v-deo.html
PIRI: ua-cam.com/video/Pq_mbTSR-a0/v-deo.html
Red Sun: ua-cam.com/video/RKBJVdjOHUY/v-deo.html
Also, some songs from other groups/artists with interesting messages:
Hwasa - I love my body: ua-cam.com/video/Crq_fRV0O0E/v-deo.html
These are great suggestions. Thank you so much. We can appreciate a fun, meaningless song as much as anyone, but we can appreciate this type of message as well. It's great when art makes you think about more than just a good time.
@@CoachCastTV Couldn't agree more. That's why some of the J.Cole songs you guys did resonated a lot with me. When the artist has something to say it tends to come of a lot more sincere, if you know what I mean.
Yes, indeed.
Coach told the equipment to walk it off..?
🤣 With more colorful language.
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Pleass react to xg woke up song
I think this song is the best xg song
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@@CoachCastTVcoaches don’t like rap but I think coaches will like xg rap though 😂. Xg first official music video full rap! Their other song enlist of vocals and a bit of rap but woke up is almost purely rap
@@JohnT2088 Yeah...rap normally isn't our thing. We won't spoil this one, though. Coming later this week.