Ha!I’m sure that song will sound better when it’s drunk.
Ha!I’m sure that song will sound better when it’s drunk.
Can't wait for the gender identity message to alienate a bunch of assholes.
Might be getting ready to lush it before the tour starts.
I’m sure that song will sound better when it’s drunk.
Yes please explain
I don’t see it either.
I mean the video shows clips of people hanging around and sitting next to each other and one guy is dancing and has a pink car....soooo maybe he has a gender identity thing going on?
But I own a pink shirt, wait , does that mean...?
Why be annoyed? The thought that "love is bigger than anything in its way" is a broader idea than just the message to his kids.
I don’t see it either.
I mean the video shows clips of people hanging around and sitting next to each other and one guy is dancing and has a pink car....soooo maybe he has a gender identity thing going on?
But I own a pink shirt, wait , does that mean...?
It’s probably not tied so specifically to trnagenderism but to gender nonconformity, and nonconformity in general. It’s be-true-to-yourself message is absolutely in accord with the song.
For me, the song is so gigantic that I would like to see an appropriately gigantic video, and this looks very indie.
But we’ll see.
“Trying to suppress who you are or who you want to be”. I guess with the images made available in the Instagram clip that it can be thought the band are pushing “globalist transgender propaganda” (how someone on an Instagram comment put it) which will definitely rub some people the wrong way. The video might turn out differently with the idea of kids acting out against their suppressing parents and not be about transgenders specifically or gender identity at all but we won’t know until tomorrow.
If this is the case then again, this is their effort to stir the pot in what’s being argued about in today’s political climate so edge in particular can feel all warm and toasty under his blanket of relevancy because the “culture” is talking about them. What’s annoying to me here is that the songs theme is supposed to be a letter to Bono’s children and the video may turn out to be trying to tackle another issue. Same treatment that Best Thing got for its video.
In the end, I think it’s still them trying to appeal to a younger hipster audience so their efforts to be loved by everyone come to pass.
“Trying to suppress who you are or who you want to be”. I guess with the images made available in the Instagram clip that it can be thought the band are pushing “globalist transgender propaganda” (how someone on an Instagram comment put it) which will definitely rub some people the wrong way. The video might turn out differently with the idea of kids acting out against their suppressing parents and not be about transgenders specifically or gender identity at all but we won’t know until tomorrow.
If this is the case then again, this is their effort to stir the pot in what’s being argued about in today’s political climate so edge in particular can feel all warm and toasty under his blanket of relevancy because the “culture” is talking about them. What’s annoying to me here is that the songs theme is supposed to be a letter to Bono’s children and the video may turn out to be trying to tackle another issue. Same treatment that Best Thing got for its video.
In the end, I think it’s still them trying to appeal to a younger hipster audience so their efforts to be loved by everyone come to pass.
I wonder who "doughertydoc" is...
What’s annoying to me here is that the songs theme is supposed to be a letter to Bono’s children and the video may turn out to be trying to tackle another issue. Same treatment that Best Thing got for its video.
So it's come to analysing music videos before they're released now..
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And we all applaud them for tackling the all important issue of making NYC look like a place tourists would like to visit. Maybe one day that little town will see some visitors because of it and really take off.
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I was there last weekend, wandering the lonely streets of Midtown and past all those empty theaters and unsold Hamilton tickets. That part of the city has such potential, someone with a little foresight should put something near that intersection where Broadway crosses over 7th Ave. Maybe an Olive Garden, or a Guy Fieri theme restaurant?
Ooooohh an Olive Garden....unlimited salad and breadsticks....that could be a recipe for success there.
The theme fits fine - not every video needs to be a literal translation of the original intent of the song.
I always thought All I want is you was about dwarfs. It's why I chose it as our wedding song.Yeah. Look at the Please video. There was poetry in it that carried the song's sentiment/mood, but it wasn't literal or didactic.
The football video for Stuck in a Moment sucked, but I didn't expect them to have an actor recreating Michael Hutchence's wank-off/suicide.