This trilogy is such an epic and so much emotion it's unbelievable, the first one cuts off the same way a life can end. Abruptly. Also, before the cut off, when we see her face, her mouth slowly opens, signifying her death. It's very sad, I cried like a baby. This whole trilogy makes me cry every time. No deathcore song has ever made me feel like that.
I really like the appreciation of the "bury me" scream. Definitely the hardest hitting scream in this trilogy. Most people don't even get that one. Be strong and go your way. Life is bullsh*t and you have to take the challenges it throws at you, you can only become stronger. I've been there myself, I gave up life, but I would never do it again. Even if I'm alone now, true inner peace is better than anyone around you, who will let you down.
I've been through this exact thing. Losing my first love and love of my life in a car crash. I feel this song echo and reverberate in my very being. Took me 4 years to be nornal again. I understand that mans "thousand yard stare" so well. I was like for for years after. They really captured the trauma. Great actor.
I am so sorry. That is a lot. Glad you are making it through. People think deathcore is negative, Samantha from Frozen Soul has been a really cool person to my daughter through some stuff *actually messages her), so that stereotype is BS.
Hahaha thanksss! I donât think I could stop the song and comment, I wouldn't be able to really experience the song that way. It's easier for me to revisit what I liked later đ€đŒ
Here to drop my thoughts on what each part of the trilogy means. Each part has a different weather condition associated with it, and also a different stage of grief. Dancing Like Flames (Part I): This part has rainy weather, symbolizing how quickly tragedy can come. Once second itâs clear skies, the next itâs a torrent of rain. It represents the first of 7 stages of grief: shock. Things go by way too quickly and your brain canât process it. After All Iâve Done, Iâll Disappear (Part II): This partâs weather is snow, symbolizing the coldness and numbness in your heart as what just happened has finally set in. This is the second stage of grief: denial. Though you know what has happened was real, you donât want to believe it, but the more you go on the more you realize you have to deal with it. The ending also gives a peek at the next stage. In a Sea of Fire (Part III): I donât need to explain this one, do I? Fire: symbol of intense emotion and destruction. The third, most intense stage of grief: anger. Youâre angry at the world because of what happened. You try to pit the blame on something, but sometimes thereâs nothing to fall back on. Sometimes itâs too overwhelming and the emotions get the better of you; you do something rash, not caring of the consequences because nothing can cause you greater pain than what youâre going through. Sometimes you can push through, sometimes you canât: you see what happens with the latter situation in the video.
Lorna Shore is one of the very few deathcore bands that could possibly pull off ballad style lyrics, growling/frye singing, and an orchestral/choir background; combined with band members that are all superlative in their areas. Even Willâs clean singing is noteworthy.
You have a new subscriber metal in general, especially a band like Lorna Shore, and will changing just absolutely everything about the metal seen and given us this trilogy you did absolutely amazing reacting to it and you were right no one is ever alone stand together
21:34 third act is by far the most brutal musically, sonically, lyrically, visually, story wise, its my favorite of the 3 even though its immensely heavy and dense and bleak. It's realistic and reality and i respect that about it. I almost did the exact same thing myself once. Its eerie to see this portrayal thats so close to the reality of what i personally went through. But in a way relieving because i don't feel so alone and ostracized.
But Will's delivery and vocals in the third act.... really hammers in the emotions of anger, denial, pain, suffering, anguish, hopelessness, and losing all composure and desire to live.
I'm usually good listening to these songs... but once the video is there, the water works don't stop. The video felt like someone watching someone go through the suffering of cancer (I lost a good friend, and my aunt to back cancer, and stage 4 lung cancer in 2019-2020, and my husband was diagnosed in 2019 (successfully removed). I've never had a video(s) hit me so hard. I don't deal with death very well lol
It is strange that some reactors get blocked from Century Media. The band is very in favor of reactors so it must be CZcams or another fact few know about. Many labels does an open kind of deal were they don't copyright claim the first 30 days. Century and, I can't remember the FIR label is not one of them though. Avoid anything Sony or subcompanies of them
For people that are really connected to music, it can evoke emotions just from the music alone. Itâs not a big deal if itâs not something that happens to you often
The Pain Remains trilogy are undeniably the most beautiful Deathcore songs ever
Outgrown deathcore now. More like an updated Immortal.
I agree but the videos make the song hit you soooooo hard
hell ya. I am old school metal guitarist, this so changed my mind on deathcore.
Deathcore Ballad Trilogy strikes again, not a dry eye in the house.
Hahahah and I really thought I could handle it xD
we were waiting for the heavy breakdown, we just didn't think that a mental one will be part of the package
This trilogy is such an epic and so much emotion it's unbelievable, the first one cuts off the same way a life can end. Abruptly. Also, before the cut off, when we see her face, her mouth slowly opens, signifying her death. It's very sad, I cried like a baby. This whole trilogy makes me cry every time. No deathcore song has ever made me feel like that.
All reactors that I have watched have cried to all three songs including me. Pain remains trilogy is amazing and got men talking.
i love will ramos glad the permeant vocalist for this band he deserves it
I really like the appreciation of the "bury me" scream. Definitely the hardest hitting scream in this trilogy. Most people don't even get that one. Be strong and go your way. Life is bullsh*t and you have to take the challenges it throws at you, you can only become stronger. I've been there myself, I gave up life, but I would never do it again. Even if I'm alone now, true inner peace is better than anyone around you, who will let you down.
I've been through this exact thing. Losing my first love and love of my life in a car crash. I feel this song echo and reverberate in my very being. Took me 4 years to be nornal again. I understand that mans "thousand yard stare" so well. I was like for for years after. They really captured the trauma. Great actor.
I am so sorry. That is a lot. Glad you are making it through. People think deathcore is negative, Samantha from Frozen Soul has been a really cool person to my daughter through some stuff *actually messages her), so that stereotype is BS.
Best trilogy of all time and the album of the decade. Will is a vocal unicorn. Loved the reaction alot. đ€
Loved your reaction letting it play instead of starting and stopping the songs 4000 times like most. This trilogy is epic. Keep up the good work.
Hahaha thanksss! I donât think I could stop the song and comment, I wouldn't be able to really experience the song that way. It's easier for me to revisit what I liked later đ€đŒ
Here to drop my thoughts on what each part of the trilogy means.
Each part has a different weather condition associated with it, and also a different stage of grief.
Dancing Like Flames (Part I): This part has rainy weather, symbolizing how quickly tragedy can come. Once second itâs clear skies, the next itâs a torrent of rain. It represents the first of 7 stages of grief: shock. Things go by way too quickly and your brain canât process it.
After All Iâve Done, Iâll Disappear (Part II): This partâs weather is snow, symbolizing the coldness and numbness in your heart as what just happened has finally set in. This is the second stage of grief: denial. Though you know what has happened was real, you donât want to believe it, but the more you go on the more you realize you have to deal with it. The ending also gives a peek at the next stage.
In a Sea of Fire (Part III): I donât need to explain this one, do I? Fire: symbol of intense emotion and destruction. The third, most intense stage of grief: anger. Youâre angry at the world because of what happened. You try to pit the blame on something, but sometimes thereâs nothing to fall back on. Sometimes itâs too overwhelming and the emotions get the better of you; you do something rash, not caring of the consequences because nothing can cause you greater pain than what youâre going through. Sometimes you can push through, sometimes you canât: you see what happens with the latter situation in the video.
Lorna Shore is one of the very few deathcore bands that could possibly pull off ballad style lyrics, growling/frye singing, and an orchestral/choir background; combined with band members that are all superlative in their areas. Even Willâs clean singing is noteworthy.
There are two kinds of people. The ones that think the flashbacks were memories, and the ones that believe that's where we go after we pass.
20:33 i admire you giving that speech and being human to other humans.
Uma das melhores obras que jĂĄ presenciei, esse ato. BelĂssimo, o arco do inĂcio ao fim Ă© perfeito e causa uma montanha russa de emoçÔes, Ă© sensacional, magnĂfico. Belo.
You have a new subscriber metal in general, especially a band like Lorna Shore, and will changing just absolutely everything about the metal seen and given us this trilogy you did absolutely amazing reacting to it and you were right no one is ever alone stand together
Heavy on the music. Heavy on the heart. fucking baller. đ€
21:34 third act is by far the most brutal musically, sonically, lyrically, visually, story wise, its my favorite of the 3 even though its immensely heavy and dense and bleak. It's realistic and reality and i respect that about it. I almost did the exact same thing myself once. Its eerie to see this portrayal thats so close to the reality of what i personally went through. But in a way relieving because i don't feel so alone and ostracized.
Check out the first track of this album. Need to see your react đ
LOVE your reaction when it kicks in heavy for the first time....'Holy shit!' đđ
Your reactions are really amazing đ€©
Ballad for the living đ€
Another great reaction đ€ this Trilogy always gets me
But Will's delivery and vocals in the third act.... really hammers in the emotions of anger, denial, pain, suffering, anguish, hopelessness, and losing all composure and desire to live.
Hey, I remember when Jacksepticeye donated to you! So cool that your listening to Lorna!
Hahaha nice man! Lorna is so awesome :D
Depois desse ĂĄlbum, a banda virou minha favorita. E eu nem curtia musica tĂŁo pesada kkk era no maxim um In Flames kk
Your hair... I'm in love with it.
Will is a vocal beast!!
Another great deathmetal group is archspire, they are very technical
I recommand the song 'drone corpse aviator'
Youz there for ur followers Noelle, đ€ luv ya ! đ
I love Noelle dos Anjos â„ shes awesome
I just want to let you know i thought that giggle that u had was pricelessâ„ïž
Cobra Spell chose well choosing you, your awesome đ
Great reaction đ đŹđ§
Ă MUITO PAU agressivo e uns riffs top .Ă por isso que amo metal extremo .
Bom demais, nĂŁo conhecia a banda e fui ter o primeiro contato com a trilogia.
Beautiful take! Though idk why but those guitars sitting on the rack against the strings bothers me(ik it wont hurt them)
I'm usually good listening to these songs... but once the video is there, the water works don't stop.
The video felt like someone watching someone go through the suffering of cancer (I lost a good friend, and my aunt to back cancer, and stage 4 lung cancer in 2019-2020, and my husband was diagnosed in 2019 (successfully removed). I've never had a video(s) hit me so hard. I don't deal with death very well lol
you switched up parts I and II on the description... IJS.
It is strange that some reactors get blocked from Century Media. The band is very in favor of reactors so it must be CZcams or another fact few know about. Many labels does an open kind of deal were they don't copyright claim the first 30 days. Century and, I can't remember the FIR label is not one of them though. Avoid anything Sony or subcompanies of them
check out Dickie Allen
All this and apparently Death Metal has no lyrical significance to it. Nerds be damned.
Foda demais!
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I mean its good but I dont get everyone saying they are crying⊠come on
It isnt for you than bro. Simple as that
You should listen to their song Soulless Existence. May be more relatable for you... lol
For people that are really connected to music, it can evoke emotions just from the music alone. Itâs not a big deal if itâs not something that happens to you often
@@supersmegma9801 Boom
Go cry to mommy, posers