Yes, Shambles is the Akane show with special guest stars Kanami, MISA, Saiki and Miku. But wait! Was it really the Kanami show, because she wrote the song and played it with such forcefulness and exquisite abandon. Or was it the MISA show because without MISA, the rapturous drive of the song would be a ride on four flat tires. Or was it the Saiki show because she focused the sonic chaos into a song with melodies that could express Miku's lyrics like no other singer could. Without Saiki, Shambles might sound like a familiar instrumental. Or was it the Miku show because, damn, she wrote the lyrics, played the important rhythm parts, and added her unique brand of backup vocals that have become a defining "sixth instrument" of Band-Maid. So exactly whose show was it? It was the Maid's show, as usual! 🤘🎀🤘 Thx, Lee!
And what's interesting is that he barely mentioned anything about the actual music, musicians, or performance, and only commented about the lyrics. Might as well skip the music video completely and just review a printout of the lyrics. 😂
Obviously, the lyrics are very important to this guy. One day a piece of music will really affect you Remek58R I hope that you remember this song and your reaction.
Band-Maid's amazing song "Shambles" will be featured as the season 2 ending song of the popular brawling manga serial "Kengan Ashura." The song's lyrics, written by the bands founder and rhythm guitarist Miku Kobato, references the themes in the anime which will be broadcast on Netflix starting September 21st.
Some advice- turn the subs OFF if you can or ignore them - on any none english music you react to. People want reactors to LISTEN to the song- not give them a breakdown of the lyrics! And yes- the music still goes into your ears- but if you are reading instead of actively listening, you WILL miss half of it. You dont need to know the lyrics to fully enjoy the music. You can ready the lyrics before or after- or on another listen for yourself if you really want to know them. Miku does write great lyrics - but no way you should be giving them most of your attention on a first listen/reaction!
You mean YOU don't want a lyrical breakdown? It ain't everyone hence the number of likes one the video. I'm gonna continue to do things my way, because this is how I do it Some advice for you: stop liking your own comment so that it looks like someone agrees with you
@elevown How presumptuous of you to think that you speak for everyone. I personally think it shows that the song was paid attention to if they give a breakdown instead of just sitting there bopping their head along. Simply stating that you thought it was a good song does not prove that you truly took the song in.
BAND-MAID are the A listers & all the Maids had starring roles. Heck even the extras were on fire.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Even the Band-Maid commenters are on 🔥. It’s an inferno!
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Even Pillar-san! 🔥
@@johnmatthew102 Pyromaidia exists.🔥
@@patron40silver Hey hi Patron, how are you, fella?
Love Band Maid 🎸🔥🎸🔥❤️❤️❤️
You have the right shirt on for this song! Heavy with a side of fire! Do It! Five 🐅!
I'm faster to give you a like than "Fast man", the man who's fastest at buying B-M tickets....apparently.😏
Akane's drums are super badass. FIRE‼️
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Yes, Shambles is the Akane show with special guest stars Kanami, MISA, Saiki and Miku. But wait! Was it really the Kanami show, because she wrote the song and played it with such forcefulness and exquisite abandon. Or was it the MISA show because without MISA, the rapturous drive of the song would be a ride on four flat tires. Or was it the Saiki show because she focused the sonic chaos into a song with melodies that could express Miku's lyrics like no other singer could. Without Saiki, Shambles might sound like a familiar instrumental. Or was it the Miku show because, damn, she wrote the lyrics, played the important rhythm parts, and added her unique brand of backup vocals that have become a defining "sixth instrument" of Band-Maid.
So exactly whose show was it? It was the Maid's show, as usual! 🤘🎀🤘 Thx, Lee!
Your analysis and expressiveness are sharp and rich. nice!
@@koji-chandayo 🙏
And what's interesting is that he barely mentioned anything about the actual music, musicians, or performance, and only commented about the lyrics. Might as well skip the music video completely and just review a printout of the lyrics. 😂
@@Remek58R That is interesting.
Obviously, the lyrics are very important to this guy.
One day a piece of music will really affect you Remek58R
I hope that you remember this song and your reaction.
Rock ❤❤❤
Band-Maid's amazing song "Shambles" will be featured as the season 2 ending song of the popular brawling manga serial "Kengan Ashura." The song's lyrics, written by the bands founder and rhythm guitarist Miku Kobato, references the themes in the anime which will be broadcast on Netflix starting September 21st.
Cool!!
This song is similar to their old song SHAKE THAT(more heavy)
Some advice- turn the subs OFF if you can or ignore them - on any none english music you react to. People want reactors to LISTEN to the song- not give them a breakdown of the lyrics!
And yes- the music still goes into your ears- but if you are reading instead of actively listening, you WILL miss half of it. You dont need to know the lyrics to fully enjoy the music.
You can ready the lyrics before or after- or on another listen for yourself if you really want to know them. Miku does write great lyrics - but no way you should be giving them most of your attention on a first listen/reaction!
You mean YOU don't want a lyrical breakdown? It ain't everyone hence the number of likes one the video.
I'm gonna continue to do things my way, because this is how I do it
Some advice for you: stop liking your own comment so that it looks like someone agrees with you
@elevown How presumptuous of you to think that you speak for everyone. I personally think it shows that the song was paid attention to if they give a breakdown instead of just sitting there bopping their head along. Simply stating that you thought it was a good song does not prove that you truly took the song in.