#mychemicalromance #reaction Rapper FIRST time REACTION to My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade!! Damn... Join this channel to get access to perks: / @blackpegasusraps
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@xix91829 күн бұрын
95% viewers knows when the first note hits.. wow you guys are legends!
@Elverinn9 күн бұрын
The Epic G note!
@warrenjohn9 күн бұрын
Truth!
@AngieCurl9 күн бұрын
💯
@chandlerjohns029 күн бұрын
Only 95%?
@rosiered34039 күн бұрын
I said the same thing.
@vibetech899 күн бұрын
The Bohemian Rhapsody of Emo
@kennethriddle4339 күн бұрын
Just don't say that to Gerard Way. He hates being called emo! 😁
@wishtheyunderstoodme9 күн бұрын
@kennethriddle433 but he is....
@mochiluvr67539 күн бұрын
But Frank, when asked, said doesn't all music that you like make you feel some kind of emotion? @kennethriddle433
@runthemeows11979 күн бұрын
@@mochiluvr6753i kind of hate that lol. MCR fits into third wave emo like a glove. Bands in first and second wave hated the label too, but they were still integral parts of the emo scene at their respective times. Emo as a music genre is fickle to place ("the waves" describe vastly different sounds after all), but as a subculture with assosciated bands and artists its definitely a thing.
@mochiluvr67539 күн бұрын
@runthemeows1197 Mostly new info to me. Thanks. But he wasn't irritated by the question, he seemed more baffled. Like "sure, we're emo, what's your point." They made enough great music that they deserve all the recognition they get.
@gabyn57159 күн бұрын
The way bro was absolutely flabbergasted through the entire video 🤣 MCR is amazing, definitely recommend reacting to the whole Black Parade album
@zoeadams26359 күн бұрын
I am externally grateful to this beautiful band. My friend had been ill, she had cancer. She'd managed to get a meet & greet ticket while she was somewhat well, but then fell very ill again and couldn't attend. Somebody managed to get them to speak to her on the phone, then they said they have nothing to do between sound check and the show, so they went to visit her in hospital with merch. RIP Shyla. Forever 18 ❤️
@MaxineWatt-jd8ho6 күн бұрын
Wow. That was brilliant of them doing that ❤
@zoeadams26356 күн бұрын
@@MaxineWatt-jd8ho They made her dream come true for sure.
@justjoddat3 күн бұрын
and now I'm crying
@zoeadams26353 күн бұрын
@@justjoddat Awh I'm so sorry x
@EpochWin9 күн бұрын
The entire Black Parade album doesn't have a bad song on it, they're all iconic. Legitimately would be dope to have a full album reaction. You were spot on that the guy has cancer, the album follows his journey starting from his diagnosis. First song is ironically called The End.
@samvakarian4 күн бұрын
The End -> Dead is still one of my favorite 1-2 track punches. So damn good
@TehZombish20 күн бұрын
MCR are awesome. They are unabashedly Emo, but in the best way. This whole album, The Black Parade, is a concept album about a guy dying of cancer. For this song, I think it's the guy talking about when his father was still around, he was asking the boy if he will continue to be a good person the way his dad tried to be. And the upbeat part, is so good, talking about how death can be a celebration of remembrance, and not always have to be sad. We need to remember those that we loved so that they never truly die. One of my top albums. Also, the lead singer, Gerard Way, wrote the graphic novel "The Umbrella Academy". If I remember correctly, Gerard had a lot of unresolved emotions after 9/11, and created the band to cope with that.
@Syzygy779 күн бұрын
I don’t think they classified themselves Emo, but the emo kids I knew in highschool liked them. I liked them as well, although I was into prog metal and hip hop.
@AK007779 күн бұрын
Thank you!! I didn't know any of that and have always wondered what this song was about. ❤❤
@aaroncote67509 күн бұрын
So I’m guessing it ties to the Netflix series The Umbrella Academy, or am I just shooting in the wind lol
@TehZombish9 күн бұрын
@@aaroncote6750 I don't think they are related, other that Gerard Way had a hand in writing both
@jw704679 күн бұрын
Each of their albums is a complete story.
@prestonrodd75559 күн бұрын
Absolutely part of an album concept. Basically, the album is about someone having their life flash before them. They are dying in a hospital (a song from the album is called Cancer) and seeing everything. The life hasnt kind to them, it becomes painfully clear. I won't spoil too much overall but you should DEFINETLY check out 'Famous Last Words' or 'I Don't Love You' from the same album. Just remember: every song is from The Patients life.
@milesparker69929 күн бұрын
Wendigoon got a video where he explained the story of the album, and I would say that it's a really good explanation. Basically it has two perspective, which is the patient's and death's perspective. Each song represents either of their perspective. I would suggest watching that video if you want to know the story of the album.
@mochiluvr67539 күн бұрын
Two great recs. 👍
@daz_n9 күн бұрын
Cancer is such an incredibly powerful song.
@twocityfoodies84769 күн бұрын
G note still hits the heart off the bat almost 20 years later. This was the anthem of my generation! The album itself is in my top 5 albums released since 2000.
@zachhalla19919 күн бұрын
the concept of the black parade is that death comes in the form of your greatest memory, an idea behind the idea of "life flashing before your eyes" so the patient's greatest memory is that of seeing a marching band with his father. So that is what we see the marching band is his version of death coming to greet him.
@johnlombardo78169 күн бұрын
This song is such a roller coaster.. a literal epic of a track!
@winggand9 күн бұрын
"I'm Not Okay" was my introduction to MCR. "Helena"is another popular song. "The Ghost of You" is my all time favorite MCR song, and with you BP being a military brat, the video should really touch you.
@danidynamite29 күн бұрын
Ghost of You is my favorite MCR song too. Favorite video too. I really hope he checks it out.
@chachogarsha62968 күн бұрын
Yeah seriously my exact same sentiment. BLACK PEGASUS! YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO ' I'm not okay' it's the one that made them famous. I will never skip it and listen to everytime. Like, share, subscribe! notifications on; Lets go!
@Miss_Murder16698 күн бұрын
Yes recommend all three of these. Ghost of you is also my favorite ❤
@Miss_Murder16698 күн бұрын
Also Famous Last Words If I'm not mistaken the black parade album is a story beginning to end of someone dying of cancer
@american_cosmic4 күн бұрын
which was the song that had the video centered around a funeral? i think that's the only song i remember by them, but i remember it being pretty good
@steve.hoffman9 күн бұрын
My Dad passed of cancer in 2007. I spent 3 weeks caring for him as his health deteriorated until he died. I’m a metal fan but this album was on repeat and helped carry me through those frantic last days. His last spoken words were “I love you” to my Mom. Thanks for reacting to this, BP.
@dr.manhattan73136 күн бұрын
good on ya man, im sure it was hard, but it takes strength of character to do that even for those you love. Hope you and yours are doing well.
@steve.hoffman5 күн бұрын
@@dr.manhattan7313 thank you Dr.
@luvdatbud9 күн бұрын
Yep this song gives me goosebumps EVERYTIME!!!!
@joemiller70829 күн бұрын
The singer of the band is into telling stories with their albums. Most of their albums are concept albums. The singer is also the creator of the Umbrella Academy show on Netflix and graphic novels.
@dennistrusty51459 күн бұрын
Ohhhh yeahhhh such a great band! I know people are going to say a lot of songs but I love The Ghost of You. Also the Black Parade is a concept album of a cancer patient and everything they go through.
@timothywilson10199 күн бұрын
The Ghost of You is one of my favorite music videos of all time. Great recommendation!
@jamesduzjitz_919 күн бұрын
This.
@drawnhearts239 күн бұрын
I was going to recommend The Ghost of You as well! That was my ringtone as a teen in high school. :D
@wompa709 күн бұрын
His fondest memory is that trip to see the marching band with his dad. So much so that when death came, it was in the form of that same parade.
@vivithegoblindruid9 күн бұрын
Fun fact: Gerard Way, the Singer wrote the Umbrella Academy comics and was a co-executive producer in the series
@shanegooding48399 күн бұрын
Thanks for the cool info.😊
@noodles71578 күн бұрын
I loved MCR growing up, I had no idea he wrote those. That's awesome!
@RensStoryteller5 күн бұрын
that tracks
@ThroughGreyEyes9 күн бұрын
"I'm just a man, not a hero. Just a boy who learned to sing this song."
@danielmckinney6999 күн бұрын
Hey Brother. It is Emo. The song is about a cancer patient that is about to die and on his last moments til the time of. When he passes on the first thing he sees is the Black Parade they will greet him an entertain him feel better. Because he is no longer with the living
@kenneth28759 күн бұрын
Wikipedia-Welcome to the Black Parade" has been described as emo, pop-punk, alternative rock, and hard rock. My Chemical Romance started writing the song since their start as a band, although in a different style. It was inspired and heavily influenced by Frank Sinatra's "My Way", was slower, and was called "The Five of Us Are Dying". The band did not include it in their first two albums due to their feeling it was incomplete. After moving to Los Angeles to make their third album, they added a fast punk beat, changed the lyrics, and altered the chords of the chorus. The recording process was "very complex" due to the many layers in the song but "fun", according to guitarist Ray Toro, who extolled the end result: "My two favorite tracks are 'Welcome to the Black Parade' and 'Famous Last Words'. 'Welcome to the Black Parade' is like our 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. It’s probably the most epic song on the record. I love how it came together." - Ray Toro Toro used a Les Paul with a Seymour Duncan Phat Cat pickup. His Marshall DSL100 amplifier broke down during preproduction, so instead he used a Marshall JCM800 borrowed from producer Rob Cavallo. The JCM800 continued to be used for the recording sessions, since the band liked its loud and "ball[sy]" sound
@JahChamOhm9 күн бұрын
Oh please, listen to Famous Last Words next. You're right that it is connected to Black Parade mv. And you’re right, the entire Black Parade album is a concept album, and tells a whole story about a man dying from terminal cancer. It's an amazing album all around
@halcyonpoet9 күн бұрын
You're pretty spot on. It's an anthemic song that certainly helped me carry on after my younger brother's passing. I think you should look at the lyrics because the 2nd half is more uplifting in a sense. I'm glad you reacted to this fantastic song.
@EverendeverGroup9 күн бұрын
MCR showed what emo music COULD be!
@aronth7 күн бұрын
Not could be, IS. MCR is the golden standard for emo rock music.
@drumlord87729 күн бұрын
"I don't want to talk about death right now!" Well, now you've got a song to put on when that feeling comes along. This song is ALL KINDS of cathartic.
@christineg81519 күн бұрын
This song really is the ultimate "Fuck you!" to death!
@Omnivolv9 күн бұрын
The black parade live was one of the best shows I’ve ever seen
@roush2439 күн бұрын
I was not a fan really until I saw them at a music festival. One of the absolute best performances I have seen. They had the entire stadium energized and into the performance.
@JGildo9 күн бұрын
Its all about death, 2 prespectives, first the one dying and joining the black parade (death) and the living carrying on with your memories. Famous Last Words its also great and Teenagers its a classic!
@treetoptia-29039 күн бұрын
This comforted me after my mother passed away. Thank you for reviewing.
@thetruepain37619 күн бұрын
MCR is love, MCR is life Teenagers, famous last words, im not okay, Helena, ghost of you... all bangers
@dutchessofmilpitas9 күн бұрын
I believe the "patient" was played by Lukas Haas, who as a child actor was in The Witness with Harrison Ford (the Amish kid that witnessed the murder).
@lilymiggins30389 күн бұрын
My Chem, the greatest.......the band names comes from a novel that Mikey Way saw when he worked in a book store. Irvine Welsh, Ectasy - Three Tales of Chemical Romance. The idea is that when you die you latch onto that one memory. In this case the Patient remembers the parade that he saw with his dad so when he dies, he is collected by the Parade itself
@luvdatbud9 күн бұрын
I FRICKIN LOVE THIS SOOOOONG!!!!
@kp1knight7255 күн бұрын
the lead singer had this to say about the song. The singer looked back on the 2006 single, which featured on MCR’s third album ‘The Black Parade’, during the latest episode of Steve Baltin’s podcast My Turning Point (released yesterday, October 12). Way told the host that the process of writing ‘Welcome To The Black Parade’ was “really collaborative” while revealing the overall meaning behind the track. “The triumph of the human spirit over darkness was something that was kind of built into the DNA of the band from the beginning,” he explained. “The self-actualisation, the triumph of the spirit and things like that, getting through really hard things.
@danrudnick52529 күн бұрын
I was born in 80, and while this seems a little rocky for a funeral I kind of want it played at mine. This is an anthem. Though I'm dead and gone I'm comforted by the knowledge that part of me will carry on. In my kid. In my friends. I won't simply be lost to the void.
@traviscarter56189 күн бұрын
That's one of the best albums. It's certainly one of the best emo albums of all time.
@douglassnyder2149 күн бұрын
My daughter introduced me to MCR. She was 100% on MCR and Panic At the Disco for about a year. She's moved on to some surprising genres. I never know if she's going to be listening to death metal or bluegrass or something in-between. I probably listen to MCR more than her, now. They have a surprising edge and can be very satisfying on a day when you're okay with not being okay.
@paulgrable70968 күн бұрын
Sounds like me and my daughter.
@adudewithaspergers153019 күн бұрын
It's a concept album and you need to listen to the whole album for the whole story
@rodneythundercock9 күн бұрын
And out of order, in this case
@NateyCat7 күн бұрын
This song is absolutely brilliant. I think you got the point. The father was talking to the son (the one in the hospital bed) And father told son ‘you’ll join the black parade’. Meaning ‘you’ll eventually die too’ and join the parade. Meaning ‘welcomed in’ The ‘carry on’ is about memories. For example my grandmother died about 25 years ago. My family still talks about her. Recipe books, stories, etc.
@eudite17629 күн бұрын
Great song for my first video here as a 40yo myself! Love this song!!!
@xDarkTrinityx9 күн бұрын
The passionate "we'll carry on" always gets me in my feels.. I've told my bf I'd pick this to be played at my funeral, haha. Also, Famous Last Words I think is the only other one where they're wearing the same outfits and you'll likely find that one in the same vein of Black Parade.. the first sentence of the chorus is literally "I am not afraid to keep on living". Worth a reaction IMO, that song gets stuck in my head again every time I hear it. Most of their songs are pretty dark since this whole album deals with the concept of death but there are a few that aren't quite as dark as some of their others.
@xDarkTrinityx9 күн бұрын
Also, if you really want to get into feels... their song Cancer is the heavy hitter... x.x My cousin passed last year from leukemia and I have a rough time with that song ever since.
@michelelearner2979 күн бұрын
Gerard Way said that he started the band after actually witnessing 9/11, the collapse of the towers, from the Staten Island ferry. He wanted to do something more meaningful with his life. I think he's around your age, born in the late 70s.
@codyglasson86959 күн бұрын
I will never not love this song, album, and band. I can't explain the feelings and what this album means to me, but it will forever be a, "God tier," album in my opinion. Others have said to check out the entire album. You 100% sure. The story telling is incredible.
@TheListyRayne8 күн бұрын
The album The Black parade is about death and the stages of it. The patient is a cancer patient. I listened to this album like crazy after my uncle died. He went through several long illnesses and recovered from two, but the third got him. The album helped me. This song, especially. When I was about 8, my uncle took me to Pontchartain Beach in New Orleans the last summer it was open. It had been his favorite place as a child. I really felt like I connected with him for the first time on that trip. This song makes me think of that at the beginning.
@christineg81519 күн бұрын
I tend to think of this not only as being about death, but about adversity. "We'll carry on" if life is hard, if things get tough. It's not just after someone passes away, or in reference to memories of you after you pass. It's about being willing to keep fighting through all the bad shit life can throw at you, and recognize that at least some part of you is going to live on if you conduct yourself in a worthy fashion. Even if you don't believe in a soul, your memory will live on in the thoughts of others, and it's your job to make sure that it is a good one.
@martinbenjamin10833 күн бұрын
This song has been on every workout mix of mine forever. Few songs make you want to run through a brick wall like this one does
@clay-venema_97382 күн бұрын
The whole Black Parade album is a story about a dying cancer patient and him losing his loved ones and soon his life. All of MCR’s albums all have a story, whether it’s about two lover reuniting in the afterlife (Bullets and Three Cheers), or nuclear war (Danger Days), their story telling is awesome.
@tinacook62259 күн бұрын
This was one of my favorites in my 20's. It did make me nostalgic, but more of a nostalgia where the sad memories have faded and only the golden ones stay. It was nice to feel that again in my 60's.
@AndieO21 күн бұрын
This song ALWAYS gives me goosebumps.
@Twitchy-eclipse5 күн бұрын
The album is the black parade , they had so many great songs. The lead Singer also wrote the comics umbrella academy that was turned into a show on Netflix
@STXErad6 күн бұрын
This is the song of a Generation, The beaten & the damn. Anyone who was an Emo/scene kid back in 2008 resonates with this song very deeply.
@FakeBeatle5389 күн бұрын
The album is “The Black Parade” there’s is a theme throughout the whole album. It’s a masterpiece, definitely worth listening to
@BathoryBat9 күн бұрын
there's another song off of this album that actually did get me through a time when one of my best friends died when i was in high school. That song is Famous Last Words, and I still cry 99% of the time i hear it because it just throws be directly back into the headspace i was in back then. That being said, there's not a single skippable track on this album. They're all amazing.} and one of my favorite songs on the album almost didn't make it on. Disenchanted had basically already been cut from the album, but the bassist Mikey Way (brother of lead singer Gerard Way) wanted so badly for it to be on the album that he wouldn't shut up about it. He would sneak into his brother's room while he was sleeping just to whisper "disenchanted" in his ear. Eventually the rest of the band caved and let him put it on the album.
@theplaguepadart37436 күн бұрын
I Remember when this first came out, I'm 32 now. This still gives me chills. 1 note just 1.
@cerisewilson40889 күн бұрын
One of the best and most original band names of all time! Great song!
@pams13248 сағат бұрын
I was a teenager in the 70’s and had a daughter when i was almost 40. When she was teen in the early 2010’s & she has kept me in the loop with all the bands. She still loves My Chemical Romance but we have seen Gerard Way & Frank Iero in their separate bands after they broke up. This brings back great memories & even in my 60’s I love the Emo music. Carry On.
@warrenk51019 күн бұрын
This song will grow on you the more you listen to it. It does give you hope that life is more than just breathing. I am a gen X headbanger that became a massive MCR fan over the past decade. They are deep, they make you think and their music is kick ass. My Helena should be your next review but The Ghost of You will blow you away. The video and song about going to war, is deep and amazing.
@glitter_bombed9 күн бұрын
This whole album makes me ridiculously emotional. A friend of mine died about a year after we graduated and his favorite song was "Famous Last Words" so now i can't listen to it without getting choked up. The way I feel about the subject matter is, it's healthy to meditate on death and find ways to process it and make your peace before you're forced to do so. I've never been afraid of death or even particularly bothered by it, i just get sad because my loved ones aren't here anymore. Music like this can be so helpful, outside of being good listening. And i love how triumphant and gopeful this song sounds, as if to show that death isn't an ending, merely a transition, and the Black Parade is a sort of victorious funeral march to welcome you to the other side. Another good example of this would be Blackstar by David Bowie. That was an album written by a man who knew he was going to die before long, and as difficult as it is to listen to sometimes, it's also a bit funny and hopeful. I think it'd be worth it for you to check out the title track and also Lazarus, in spite of what you say here. Give it a listen, sometimes the sadness is necessary to appreciate what it is to be happy.
@atomiccrouton5 күн бұрын
Final Last Words which I think is there last song on the album got me through some tough times and still does. It's helped a lot of people try and live just one more day. They're an incredible band that's touched a lot of people
@mrh35789 күн бұрын
My mom passed this past month. Forgot about this song. Thanks for reacting to it. This song really hits hard now.
@stacyvanvranken59349 күн бұрын
My Dad passed 3 mnths ago feels for you, sending a hug.
@azaria_ofearth9 күн бұрын
Omg MCR rabbit hole pleasseeee 🖤😭 their songs have such deep meanings and the whole The Black Parade album goes together it’s a conceptual album ! But obviously when your feeling less anxious and stuff. Would loveeee to see your thoughts on them !!
@generalimlerith83569 күн бұрын
My take on my chemical romance is about how the sensation of love is just a chemical reaction in the brain some have fiery debates on how love or romance is based on a chemical reaction or if it the human soul expressing itself it’s always hard to say but I thought it was a fun idea also I grew up on MCR Helena is a must watch or listen for sure the black parade is take on how we accept death and how those left behind grieve with the missing piece in their life’s my take anyways but this band is just amazing
@theodore63.849 күн бұрын
Your lyrical analysis is phenomenal. You pretty much hit the nail on the head, even down to the kid having cancer
@TheMadeofhonor9 күн бұрын
I'm 60 yrs. old and I love this song. What a great band! I certainly don't expect you to like every song. Maybe some have to grow on you :)
@mochiluvr67539 күн бұрын
I'm 60, too, and I will probably be up half the night now on an MCR binge. It always happens. 😂
@tammelarodriguez73719 күн бұрын
30 Seconds To Mars (Bury Me) is amazing as well😊
@mckenziepaigemusic9 күн бұрын
I love MCR but this album is a personal favorite and a masterpiece in my opinion. I am a big Queen fan, and I kind of agree what ppl here are saying that this song is kind of like the Emo Bohemian Rhapsody. The guitar in the end and the upward key change when the guitar chimes in on '" So listen here, because it's who we are! I'm just a man..." actually has a similar sound to Brian May's guitar solo in Bohemian Rhapsody, so it definitely struck that chord for me. I grew up listening to MCR and even though they are 'emo' they actually have some very uplifting music and it got me through some dark times in my teens. I would definitely love to see more reactions to their work! I always love your videos Black P! Keep it up!
@runnerbean.9 күн бұрын
Omg! The Black Parade album is just iconic! Disenchanted was my favourite ❤
@fairfarren239 күн бұрын
This song, and the whole The Black Parade album, are an absolutely iconic masterpiece. Gerard Way is also a comic book writer and artist, so he knows how to tell a story! "Famous Last Words" is kind of a follow-up to this, and it's equally as goosebumps enducing, if you'd like to check it out!
@mascottie9 күн бұрын
Amazing band. One of my favorites. Listen to Famous Last Words
@KCsFunHouse6 күн бұрын
That G note gets you in the feels every time
@suvijii8419 күн бұрын
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this song, band & the album. I was lucky to see them live when they toured Europe in 2008. Yeah, check out "Famous last words", probably my favorite song of that album. I don't recommend listening to this album while driving: I always sing along as loud as I can, pedal to the medal. Definitely not safe!
@RomesThe599 күн бұрын
The song is actually about the lead singer’s mother dying. But her memory will never go away.
@renzjaberina5641Күн бұрын
That one note that could summon an army
@whiplash32456 сағат бұрын
Everybody who was a teen in the early 2000s will know instantly what this song is the moment the first note plays, whether they were into the emo scene or not. Absolutely iconic of a generation.
@JustaGuy2.09 күн бұрын
Just a bit of curiosity, Gerard Way (lead singer) is also a comic book writer. He is the creator of *The Umbrella Academy* , which was made into a tv show by Netflix. He is also a first cousin once removed of Joe Rogan. He revealed it back in 2015 and Joe confirmed it in 2019. But it seem both never met.
@laurawallis70939 күн бұрын
The hospital patient is played by the actor Lukas Haas. He has been acting since he was a kid.
@ego01902 күн бұрын
Here we go.... Great song,great band ... ty for the reaction of this masterpiece
@Gwenivyr5 күн бұрын
This was my first ever concert: My Chemical Romance: Black Parade Tour with Muse as the opening act! My mom took me ❤
@Fred182H9 күн бұрын
This is history of an entire subculture packed on a song
@RampageRich9 күн бұрын
The whole Black Parade album is a concept album and is brilliant and definitely worth a full listen through. For individual songs I would check out Famous Last words which is from the same album or from earlier albums Helena, The Ghost of you, and I'm not okay.
@salvatorebaleno98079 күн бұрын
Their video for "The Ghost of You" is such a good music video. At the time i think it was one of the most expensive music videos ever. The song is great too, but the video! I dont want to give any of it away incase you decide to check it out.
@lostsol67579 күн бұрын
I love how when the song took off your jaw hit the floor.❤❤❤ Great reaction video to an unbelievable song!
@pagemeredith45329 күн бұрын
The Ghost of You, is one my favorite songs from them.
@DuncanWhitley9 күн бұрын
MCR was apart of a battle of the bands competition years ago and they were the ones to elect the winner, they choose a band called Escape the Fate which was Ronnie Radke's first band, FYI.
@amygenevalee63939 күн бұрын
Ghost of you by them next please 😊 So this album just as many if their other albums are concept albums. They are amazing!! From lyrics to the musical talent they have is gold for the tike they were active.
@GageTheCannon9 күн бұрын
The whole album is a concept album. Every song ties together and there are so many elements and layers. Such a good story (and a fantastic album overall). Always love your interpretations. You're a thoughtful and openminded dude. Keep it up. PS: One of the signs they had in the video said "Starved to death in a land of plenty"
@kaynesheldon490521 күн бұрын
YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My Chemical Romance are absolutely fricken amazing!!! You have to check out more songs!!!! Please please pleaseee!!!
@ultraviolet71869 күн бұрын
Your face at the end 😂 I’m BEGGINGGGG you to react to Famous Last words by MCR. It’s my favorite one!
@sherrieduncan38017 күн бұрын
The patient was Lukas Haas. As a child he played in the movie The Lady In White, The Witness, Solar Babies and many other movies.
@cargatube44739 күн бұрын
Great song
@MatthiasAI6 күн бұрын
the black parade album is a masterpiece. I doubt it ever happens often anymore but it was one of those cd/records that had a story through the entire album. I loved it growing up but appreciated even more relistening to it as an adult after wendigoon did a video on it.
@user-sw2xp8tl9b9 күн бұрын
To me just this song alone without the context of the entire album just makes me think of the black plague and the bodies coming down the street when they're removing them after death but when you listen to the entire album you get an entirely different feel and you understand every bit of it
@EbonieBlackforest9 күн бұрын
Yeah, that 'I starved in a land of plenty' sign always makes me think of those who died feeling abandoned or left behind, which is the starting message of 'will you be a saviour'. They incorporated those goth/punk elements in a way that makes total sense, which is why this song can speak to so many generations.
@skyt32653 күн бұрын
my favorite band growing up. still a fav today
@KAMUI1389 күн бұрын
This whole album is a story arc of The Patient, who is dying of cancer and having to choose between fighting to live or accepting death. It was a solid album all the way through. Definitely checkout Famous Last Words. For more on this Song I would recommend looking up 12Tone and his Music Theory breakdown.
@markgarcia25709 күн бұрын
Omg memory unlocked Now you have me listening to some GreenDay when September ends
@mochiluvr67539 күн бұрын
Another band who understood concept albums. My husband died, many years ago, in September. The song has hit different ever since but I love it. Time of Your Life was played at our oldest son's graduation not long after.
@MarkoMakela-kk7qf9 күн бұрын
And thank you sir for your reaction: This one was one of my favorites back in the time. The song builds up and the tension is very high... If this had been along with 70's heavy metal songs, I don't what category this would be placed?
@howiescott15219 күн бұрын
100% you should listen to this album all the way through! Regardless if you post a video or not
@NezyVenus6 күн бұрын
I love how you didn't pause throughout most of the song. You wanted to say something but you didn't pause - you listened.
@juliannanightingale67609 күн бұрын
MCR is the main band that made "Emo" music go big back in the day. Also, on this album itself, there are a few songs directed to the main singer's mother who at this second I cannot remember the name of and don't feel like looking it up who died of cancer. It's why words in this song itself like "Widow" are in it and also, "We will carry on," actually speaking about her. I remember an article back in the day where he says this himself, both him and his brother who is also a part of the band.
@renanvcb6 күн бұрын
Took it from Genius: MCR frontman Gerard Way said in an interview: "I’d like to think that when you die death comes for you however you want, and I feel that it’s your strongest memory-either from childhood or adulthood." For this particular character called ‘The Patient,’ his strongest memory is of being a child and his father is taking him to this parade. So when death comes to him, it comes in the form of a Black Parade.
@HeidiBullard9 күн бұрын
I loved the fascination on your face BP. And Gerad Way (lead singer) is incredibly multi-talented, in your personal time you should check out all that he has done.