HEAVY!!! Bring Me The Horizon - Kool-Aid (Reaction)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Today we are reacting to Bring Me The Horizon - Kool-Aid
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Mat "Every like and comment improve my comedy" Chels side eye (I need the evidence Mr)
Love the reaction as always! FWIW, it IS should "have" but that construction is often used with a contraction "should've" which then gets pronounced as "should ov" and then mistakenly transcribed as "should of". I'm sure there's a specific linguistic term for that phenomenon but it's escaping me atm. Cheers =)
I'm learning English, that's why I love to watch people reacting to my favourite band, thank you for that explanation it wasn't for me but I just checked 😅
Just seen this live in Sheffield and it was AmaZING. Seriously they get better live every time.
GrEAt song, great react.❤
Over 30 takes to get this melody perfect for the chorus according to Oli, which is why we get the outtake at the end lol
In my opinion we don't get enough of Oli's Deep gutturals
thats what i have thought in this and amen
Listen to Suicide Season and Count Your Blessings. Closest you'll get
Blue Raspberry-Lemonade is my favorite Kool-Aid 🤣🤘🏻
You are the first reactors who have referenced
the 1978 Jonestown incident -
where a poisoned drink was made
and over 900 people perished,
How many committed suicide voluntarily,
were forced to drink the poison
or were forcibly injected with poison is still unclear.
I associate "drinking the Kool-aid" with that incident
(though the drink they used was Flavor-aid apparently)
and it gives me cult vibes
and that is all over the song
the use of several strong emotions and distinct perspectives
within one vocal line.
BTW as a retired teacher (of mathematics) in Britain,
it was a common mistake for students
to confuse "should have" in its contracted form "should've"
for "should of"
The English department especially were having problems with
"they're" being written "their", "you're" being written "your"
and all the contracted endings "-'ve" being written "of"
I think it is a big function of the British English dialect
If you have heard of a band called Slade from the 1970s in Britain
they wrote their lyrics as they spoke them
so they famously had "Cum On Feel the Noize"
czcams.com/video/78ezU7x3jfE/video.html
Though like a lot of British singers they had a transatlantic singing style at the time.
I'm not a native speaker, so I wasn't sure about wether it is should've or should of... but I was googeling it multiple times and google told me, it has the same meaning 😂😂
Great reaction It was giving me Jonestown vibes too
This is definitely a mistake.🙃
If you look at the lyrics in the "CZcams Music" it says "You should have known."
I'm an Orange guy. And Great Job - Rock on! 🤘😎👍
The OF is a Yorkshire thing love 😂
You not checked out AmEN yet? that goes pretty hard too
I feel it has spread wider than Yorkshire
(I am originally from Huddersfield)
but I taught at a comprehensive school in Oxford
and there was a battle over the "should have" and "should of"
going on LOL
But then I remember a loving couple coming in
to talk to me about their adopted son
who was in my class
and they were originally from Barbados
and one of the things they said was
they were worried that he was starting to develop a Jamaican accent
which is a reflection of where the Black British accent is predominantly influenced by.
They’ve checked out Amen
@@johncrwarner cool. But in this case it's a Yorkshire thing. As Oli is a Yorkshire lad. That's all I meant. but didn't realise it was a thing in Barbados. Learn sumat new everyday right.xx
I love when bring me the horizon when they would scream like there older music hope they bring that back
Im not sure why they put “should of” in the video, the lyrics i see online should’ve, which is a contraction, the word chels was looking for
comedy IMPROVED lol
Should have becomes should’ve known . With olis thick yorkshire accent it sounds like should of
6:27 - 6:40 i got A GRADUAL DECLINE IN MORALE 🤪 VIBES
*Thank the Lord....another human who gets bothered by this "of" instead of "have" [ a mistake that I've read many times in the last 2 years or so...]. And now let us praise the God of Se# and Drums & Rock and Roll....stay safe.* 🎵🔥😈🔥
Thanking the lord and praising the “god” of rock and roll is a pretty big contradiction if you ask me 🤔🤔 but you are over here worried about grammar 🤦🏻
@@DavidSlEePtOkEnSanchez *Yeah, well, the ancient Greeks and Romans had lots of Gods, not just one....polytheism............just sayin'....* 🧐😇 😈
@@NicholasCorvinwell like in ancient times, I’m sure those 2 “gods” wouldn’t get along, also way to forget the Norse mythology as well as Egyptian. It was a thing long before the Romans
we need a reaction to the new lindeman song ;)
Should've
You should check out “buttchug” by “cookie crotch nuts”
I would like to suggest PlanZ by Boi what 😂
SHOULD OF ... how embarrassing. Where's the grammar Nazis when you need them
Check the actual lyrics it says should’ve known. The person who made the video made the mistake
Mitchell and Webb - Grammar Nazi sums it up well:
czcams.com/video/qmVnr7rsWrE/video.html
LOL
kolaverida
The should of known thing has been around for years, a decade? It's infuriating, but that's what kids do. Should of sounds like should've, so that's how they write it these days.
I would say longer
My experience in schools in Britain
is that it has been on the rise since the early 1990s