Views : 902,496
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Jun 23, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.821 (119/2,538 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-04-22T11:10:33.275799Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Man, this is simply INCREDIBLE. At first I was like, "Wow, at last a song about how us men can feel vulnerable in our longing for love". Then as the song progressed, I started getting this very weird feeling, until it became clear that this was about some toxic incel. Regina managed to illustrate in four minutes how a simple, normal human need can grow into hatred when it's not answered. The video helps to notice this progression, of course...still, this is so brilliant and non-unidimensional, like all complex things in life.
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This whole album is incredible lyrically, I'm utterly in awe. I've been a fan since my teens, and I'm in my 30s now, so I feel like I've grown up with Regina, and she's not yet released a song I haven't loved. This one is so hard to listen to though, for the content and the uneasiness, but just... wow. What a poet.
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I was already like, "what the hell? Regina, are you okay" then I remembered that this woman never sang from her individual point of view/perspective. Either she's blending tangled but powerful emotions with a million different references, or she's already completely immersed in one character's perspective, for good, for bad, and, almost always, for this giant gray area that embraces it all, the full spectrum of human actions, thoughts or feelings. Oh, how I love this woman.
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I listened to this the first time (my first go through the album) laying down with my eyes closed. at the beginning I was like...ooh that's so sweet and gay (didn't read the title, because I was just enjoying the music), I like it! so romantic and cute! I've felt that feeling before, "if I won't get to meet god, and I won't get to be a god, then god let me be noticed by a girl" that's such a clever line! love it! and then "I just want some girl beneath my feet", and it was like I woke up. it was reality snapping back into place. at first confusing, then this aha moment. all the previous lyrics were warning signs. I knew what the song was really about. WOW, regina! fantastic as always!
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i love this song so much so here's my take:
i love how it starts innocent enough both lyrically and visually; it's a man's naïve desire for love. the images used are unaltered and upbeat. in the final verses, we see the man's true nature. the background photos are eviction notices and past due notices, and the foreground photos are scribbled over and burnt, representing his true desire and motivation; he's not just an innocent, romantic guy, and there's a reason that he can't find love. he's an "incel" or a "niceguy" with a warped view of women and romance, and is unwilling to improve himself or reevaluate his opinions/worldview.
this song isn't in favor or pity of him, it's a warning about and harsh criticism of men with this mindset. it's also a damn masterpiece
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When I started it was really cute, I thought it could be a wedding song 😅 But even at the start with “tell me that I’m different or the same. I don’t care what she thinks just think of me…” is kind of foreboding and foreshadowing. It’s a beautiful media showing depth and how that human desire for romance can turn twisted. At first, it’s pleading then insisting then belligerent, I love the flow! The visuals 😍 retro pinup collage, as a lyric video can compete with the best music videos out there. Been listening to this album on repeat. Love ❤️ love 💕 Regina for over half my life (33), and she got me through some really tough times. My first songs were Fidelity, Hide and Seek, Us, Samson, Après Moi, and Eet. So glad to hear new music always. 🌺💐✨
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@tidalboxer
1 year ago
It’s amazing how she flips it on us. I was so heartbroken by his pleas for just one to love. Then I realized he’s emotionally damaged and toxic. Wow. It happens so often when you find out about people below their surface that looks innocent and kind. You realize they’re really toxic and they just hid it. God she’s a great storyteller.
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