Nope, turns out Jhin is truly bad to the bone. But every villain has their humanity...

Marco: Jhin is a tragic character. Jhin: Only if blood came in more colors. Marco: 😱💀💀💀

Jhin as a character summarized in one sentence: In carnage, I bloom, like a flower in the dawn.

I can see how you would misread Jhin from this one, since the song is a killing from his perspective. The loading of the gun, the four shots, the peaceful silence. He sees the violence in the brutality he commits but also sees it as the highest form of art.

Jhin's theme is separated in 4 parts : The hunt, The kill, The silence, The beauty. Knowing that jhin is obsessed with the number 4 and think of taking a life as the purest and most beautifull art, i just find this theme outstanding overall.

This is quite fascinating to me. Because while you did not zero in on who Jhin really is, you did get exactly who Jhin WANTS others to believe he is: a tragic character turned to vengeange, motivated by some noble and powerful emotion. This is because, as others have mentioned before, his theme is "from his perspective": he's a deranged killer, but in his mind he's actually a misunderstood genius of an artist. Very very interesting how that came across.

If you play as Jhin in league, everytime he speaks it's always accompanied by an instruments and opera. But if you play against Jhin, you can hear him speak but this time there's no music accompanies his words.

He'll let people survive if he failed to kill them in the perfect way. That's how much of a perfectionist he is. Also the many Fours and asymmetry of design is peak.

Jhin see's killing as an art itself is an artistic obsessed psycophat very carismatic but also very scary

"They call me mad, all artist are mad." -Jhin I love this quote from him

Jhin is among the darkest characters in the league universe....and he's nothing more than a man. A generic serial killer. The true horror lies not in his work, but in his perception of his own work. He's obsessed with beauty, only to him, the most beautiful thing to him is death. There are two sides to him. The first is the version of him in his own head. The angelic choruses, the beautiful violins, the soothing voice and dramatic movements.....in Jhin's eyes, he's glorious, beautiful, serene. His theme is his perspective. The beginning is the preparation, the middle is the kill, and everything else is pure ecstasy. Jhin isn't grieving. He's reveling in the wonder. The reason the music is so sad is because the audience is meant to know how awful his work really is. Then there's the other side of Jhin. The version of him that everyone else sees. While he sees his work as being beautiful, in reality, it's horrifying and grotesque. So much so that one of the most influential characters in the league universe pursued him for years....and was driven utterly insane by the unspeakable, twisted carnage Jhin left in his wake. You guessed that Jhin is conflicted. It makes sense why you'd think that, even though it isn't accurate in this case. You were picking on on these two sides of him, assuming that there was conflict. As it turns out, the two sides are completely separate--the heavenly world in Jhin's head, and the nightmarish, demonic hell he's creating for everyone else as he performs his sick art. There's a reason this theme is so beloved by the community. It's equal parts heavenly beauty.....and nightmarish horror. Masterfully summarized in a single piece.

What's of course curious here is that despite being incorrect in terms of context. The big thrust of this channel is the idea that you can theoretically be right any time you have an interpretation. Using your imagination to consider what something sounds like is a fun exercise. But, im also thinking now...What if...Do we know why he became what he became?????

I think a theme that most league players forget, is Kindred's. Just two instruments, yet perfectly portrays the character. I would love if you took a look at it.

You were a little off the mark on who Jhin is: He's not a hired assassin, he's a sociopathic serial killer who tries to make every murder into a performance: in his twisted mind, a bullet wound becomes a blooming flower and such. He literally says "this would be easier if blood came in more colors" He didn't have a tragic past, he was never kind, he never lost a loved one: As far as we know, he was always a monster. It's more clearly shown in the "Awaken" cinematic/music video, where you can see him surrounded by an audience of corpses. He has set traps everywhere, waiting for the police to show up, right on cue. He doesn't do this against his will: murder is art to him. It's all he wants. The violin and opera isn't meant to show his sadness, but the "beauty" of his atrocities. GREAT VIDEO THOUGH! I loved hearing your interpretation!! You could try listening to some of the voice lines of the champions after the music, the voice acting is always stellar, and gives a great understanding of who the champion is. Suggestions for other great League themes: Ornn (try watching the Teaser trailer first) Camille (She also in the Awaken cinematic alongside Jhin) Aphelios and Diana both have great vocals in their respective themes... I'm partial to Renata Glasc, she has a very complex character, I'm curious to see how much you can get from her theme alone. But if you are in the mood for something a little more spooky, Fiddlesticks is amazing (though you should watch the trailer before the theme :P )

That description would probably the illusion Jhin would want to maintain. A suffering misunderstood artist whose art both plagues and fulfills him. There is some agony and pain by its sheer morally empathetic absence. A pain he blissfully ignores but is still there. The pain of not being normal.

I love how technically wrong yet sort of correct your reading of his character is. For example, he did love the woman with the flowers, except he was in love with her dying body twisted by his bullets.

It may have been a little off the mark, but your analysis opened my eyes to the possibility that his theme switches between Jhin's and his victim's povs. The first part of the song is the actual assassination/performance taking place, represented by the gun, and voices (the victims), and the violin (jihn). Then the moment of slow sadness and regret is his victim's final thoughts as they watch each other get assassinated one by one. Then eventually Jhin joins back in, who acknowledges that sadness and finds intense beauty in it. When the violin joins he never quiets the choir, instead, the violin leads them and dances around in their voices. Finally, once the voices stop, Jhin also stops in perfect timing with them. Yet another perfectly orchestrated performance by Jihn the virtuoso.

What is ironic about Jhin is despite his extravagant mind and mask...said mask has nothing to hide since without it he looks so plain you couldn't recognize him from a crowd.

When I used to play league, Jhin was one of the characters I liked the most. He is a very authentic character in League of Legends because of his thematic of a not comprehensive artist. I think the duality you feel in the song can be shown by the broken mirror and the Mask. Because he has a line:" Everyone has a mask, I've only created mine." And yeah, he is obsessed by the number 4 and if you make a link his name letters J,H,I,N on a keyboard you make a number 4. And 4 in Japanese culture can be pronounced "Shi" wich also means Death.

Jhin has been my main since his release. When the teasers started releasing everyone was so confused as to what was going on. What does he even do to his victims? Then the trailer came out and it became clear as to why flowers and trees were sprouting out of his victims. They actually weren’t. We were seeing it all through his twisted interpretation. He had everyone’s curiosity and attention from the get go and has never really lost it because of how strong an impression he left through his character alone even when he fell out of favour gameplay wise for a short while.

I think Marco's headcanon on the tragedy of Jhin may be a little close. Jhin always strives for a perfect kill. So many things, even the smallest of mistakes may sour the feeling. The setup, the timing, the act and performance must be nothing but perfection. That must be where Marco hears the emotional strain from the music. Jhin is experiencing anxiety, excitement, anticipation as he gets closer and closer to the finale. EVERYTHING. MUST. BE. PERFECT.

Jhin is simply The best written character in league of legends from his story gameplay and Music

Wolf: "Lamb, tell me a story." Lamb: "There was once a pale man with dark hair who was very lonely." Wolf: "Why was it lonely?" Lamb: "All things must meet this man, so they shunned him." Wolf: "Did he chase them all?" Lamb: "He took an axe and split himself in two right down the middle." Wolf: "So he would always have a friend?" Lamb: "So he would always have a friend." Keep this quote from a character centered around the duality of life and death in mind, when thinking of jhin

I love that jhin's obsesion with 4 also is heared in the start: opening the gun, empty the gun, reload the gun and close the gun.

Jhin comes from a life of poverty and suffering, he sees himself like a Lotus flower Blooming from the muck. Because of this he sees life as ugly but his “art” his killing can bring beauty to the world. “Life is ugly but your death doesn’t have to be”

The song is meant to evoke a sense of longing, or loneliness. Marco wasn't off about what Jhin feels in that regard. He was off about the why behind it. He's lonely because he feels others don't understand how he sees the world. He believes himself avant garde.

I really love this interpretation of Jhin based on the music and imagery in the teaser, and I can completely see exactly what gave you those feelings of self-hatred and longing for something that is forever lost. The violin at 8:30, which comes right after the "reflection on the past" as you called it, almost gives me this sense of the present creeping up on him, things getting out of control, him losing grip on his life. And when it becomes even faster at 8:50, to me it gives off spiralling into complete insanity, losing his mind due to the horrible things he's been doing for so long, and starting to get a twisted outlook on them, even starting to enjoy them. Losing the ability to even see other people as anything other than a canvas to spread his "art" on. If you interpret the violin as the voice of Jhin's mind, and the choir as the narrator, then the violin abruptly ending on a high note suggests that Jhin no longer feels regret, he no longer looks back, and he can't wait for his next victim. Then, right after you got that glimpse into Jhin's downfall into remorseless insanity, the narrator comes in with a low hum - "This is what this man has become". It's sad, it's scary, and it's unsettling. Obviously, as others have mentioned, Jhin's past is not really explored much in the lore, and instead the interpretation of "His theme is what a killing is, in his mind - a masterpiece" is probably most widely considered the correct one. But I think it's beautiful that music can be interpreted in many different ways, and in Jhin's case, I think it's even more encouraged. He *is* the virtuoso after all, and interpreting his music, trying to get into the mind of the composer, I think is pretty much what you're supposed to do with this one. *Especially* because his past is unknown, and, as far as we know, his theme might just be the only clue we've got.

It would be dope af if u could react to Kindred next. Their thematic is simply too good

I think that, at 4:00, exactly at the part where the violin begins playing again, you can definitely hear the passion. As you described it, the violin is a very virtuosic instrument. The fact that it sets in right after the gun cocking and -shots really shows that there's a connection between the artistic value of the instrument and the intended use of a gun.

Fun fact, Jhin is obsessed with the number 4 From his skills to the number of his normal attacks in-game, they all hit 4 times (except the 3rd skill tho) The number 4 is represented in this composition too from the tempo to the beats

I think the beautiful music mixed with the gun shots and cocking noises are to blend the way Jhin sees something has horrific as taking another life and the beauty of art.

Bro, every time I check out the next video, it's heartwarming to see your channel has grown Aside from that, it feels like someone is dedicated to a specific ideal, something that they view as elegant and beautiful

Love how Riot implements the characters story in their music, using the gunshots as a melody almost takes us inside Jhin's mind. (I think "Old King Allant - Demon's souls" would be a really nice ost to react btw)

most people don't know that jhin *is* a paid assassin, he's paid to continue his "art" by the corrupt nobles in piltover and noxus IIRC. Also I'd recommend listening to Taliyah's theme

I love this little series youre doing! This is a unique format for me personally and I really enjoy it a lot

I LOVE THIS SO MUCHHH, the idea of guessing what ones like through their song alone is so amazinf

I remember hearing this time and I was like, this dude have class. Looking back at this theme, you can notice the odd mix between Jhin charges the bullet cases synching with the violin melody. And then, the melodic chaos starta at 3:48 --- the sound of gun shooting and the violins gets higher and higher --- as is the person is sensing a moment of happiness, of sastifaction of his job, he views his killing as form of art.

He is one of the few pure evil character in the League universe. It is interesting to see you interpreting it this way given that you haven’t read the lore. Me knowing the lore interpreted the first part at the pov of his victims, fear, menace. The violin parts is him romanticizing his killing. The woman and the man you saw in his teaser are actually his victim, in the moment they got shot, through his eyes. Jhin in the story thinks killing is an art, and he use his masterful planning to create the “perfect” masterpiece.

Just discovered your channel today after watching the Pyke video. Currently going down the list of your other videos. Super cool stuff! I've seen people already recommend Kindred, so I'll put my list of OST: Aatrox, Aurelion Sol, Neeko, and Qiyana.

subscribed because you reacted to tartaglia's battle theme, my favorite character and musical piece from my current favorite game. and now you're reacting to jhin's theme, one of my favorite LoL characters and musical pieces from my main game up until recently! just perfect

Dark Cosmic Jhin is my favorite theme for him. It's so epic. His original theme is really captivating too.

I like how kind you made him in your interpretation simply since no "sane" person would guess that the whole theme is an instrumental version of murder as an art form. The sharp dissonance of the real events to the thing literally playing in Jhins head is amazing. The music talks of a glorious, amazing intro, a moment of silence to collect the spirits and then a carefull, emotional recollection and installation. In reality, it is a gruesome murder, followed by the murderer standing in awe and then getting off on the memories and bloodbath before him.

this series of yours remind me so much of the Fantasia movies that disney did a bunch of years ago, that noone liked but they were a masterpiece. Just a music telling a storie without any dialog, cause it dont need it. Leting the music guide you through the experience. So good.

I love when you describe the meaning and your understanding of the visual and audio elements, thats epic

according to lore when he is not in his "finery" he is a pretty normal guy who is great at the arts and is a violin virtuoso. But in his suit he is a murderer who likes to make the murders beautiful, his weapons make illusions of flowers on people when they are hit.

Would LOVE to see you do Sylas, and check out his lore/cinematics afterwards as he has some of the deepest backstory of all characters in the game. His theme is one of the all time greatest also, and really reflects his personality and story.

I actually kinda saw it as he loves carnage and chaos. When he fires the gun, the smoke of the gun is shown being the smoke from a woman's red lips. As he shoots a person, suddenly their death blossoms into a tree with branches upon branches and roots sprawling out. The music seemed to be saying that on the outside he's just shooting a gun, but in his mind he was leading an orchestra through their final chords as he fired the round that ended a person's life. The background of a shattered mirror can mean a few things, one being that the person feels disgusted with what they've become and another being that they are twisted and tormented. To those of us outside, it's just a process: find the target, aim, fire, reload. To him, he's creating works of art through utter destruction. Thanks for the video, as always!

I've had a lot of fun watching these videos you made about league characters and their theme musics. You could include a bit at the end where you read up on the character and who they really are comapring it to what you thought. Keep it up I'm hungry for more!!

the most scary thing I've heard about jhin was about aurelion sol telling jhin "What if you had a bigger canvas" or so along the line

With this theme we see what Jhin sees...or wants us to see. The illusion, the smoke and mirrors, the grand & ecstaticly deluded mirage of a megalomaniac dream. Death is his muse and the lives of others is his canvas. So it has to end up perfect! The self made illusion is perfect. The reality is much uglier by contrast.

There's something almost ASMR-like in the initial gun cocking motif, can't get enough of it after all these years.

Omgg thank you for reacting to Jhin's OST, he's one of my favorite character from LoL!

You should definitely check out more of the music video cinematics for the game. Also I mentioned it in the last video but you should definitely check out some of the character osts from The Killer Instinct game and you should definitely start with the Arbiters theme from that game as the titular character from Halo made an appearance in Killer Instinct with a unique track made just for him

That was great! Jhin's theme is one of my favorites in the League soundtracks! Loved your interpretation, even if a little off the mark, can't get them correct all the time :D

Your description of Jhin is so amazing, I wanna use it for a character in one of my DND games

it's the purpose of instrumental music, one has stories themselves and feels different meanings in this masterpiece. Your interpretation is so intriguing me

I feel like Jhin likes painting himself as a villain in a victim's tragic story

Jhin’s release was one of the most beautiful releases that league has had TO DATE. The amount of showmanship and bravado they gave him in his voice lines, his music, his trailer, it was all done so meticulously and has to be one of my favorite memories of my long history with this game

Loved the video! When I frist listened to The Virtuoso I already knew who he was and could see how this psyco saw the world, but seeing you guess who he is blindly is amazing!

Damn, this sounds beautiful, also i love your breakdwons!

What's fascinating is, whilst you're off the mark in the big picture, you correctly deduced that Jhin can definitely be interpreted as a more tragic character. Yes, he's a serial killer who takes joy in his "craft" - he lives for the rush of the performance. But his relation to his art isn't just that of an artist, it's an addiction. He's a slave to the killing. Perhaps he could have been saved from this life, but he's too far gone now.

FOUR!

I'm many months late to this... But i loved your analysis and how it has progressed over the months and across games.

I love how the composer added Jhins theme with number 4 , you can hear the gun clicks go like 1,2,3,4 over and over again plus you can hear when the beat rapilty reapeats it always stops after the forth with it always winding in a gun shot.

Really nice reaction, I recommend you to watch Yone's theme its pretty good and with a different style.

You know, it's fitting that Marco missed the shot for this theme because what Jhin sees is a blooming flower in his performances. Reality, however is blood, chaos and death.

It's always nice when KZfaqrs listen to their viewers. Really glad you listened to this piece.

In the cinematic jhin is shown killing people while beautiful roses or art are forming in them, this is because its jhins pov what he sees in what he is doing is "art" it the comics it was described that jhins victims were molded and bended to the point that you cant recognize them it was so bloody and gruesome but is also barely forming a flower or something

Your interpretation of Jhin would make him extremely happy and validated. But nah mate, Jhin ain't a hitman, he's straight up a serial killer. He doesn't get paid for this stuff, he's literally an art snob. Narcissistic, self-absorbed, etc. He's more the Hannibal Lecter without the Cannibalism part but with extra OCD. He's extremely intelligent, extremely famous even before people found out he was a serial killer, and very perfectionist up to the detail on who his victims will be. He doesn't kill just anyone, there needs to be symbolism in everything he does and he does it meticulously; from picking who the victims are, the time and date they die, the manner in which they die, the time elapsed from the time of the kill to when people find the body, what the scene will look like when people find the body. Absolutely no one was safe, didn't matter who you were, if Jhin picked you, you WILL die. Why does he do this? Because FOUR. Everything he does has to do with the number four. Sounds insane right? He terrorized the Ionian provinces for so long, i'm talking decades across (20 years, maybe more iirc), that people actually believed he was a demon. So the Kinku Order (literally a brotherhood of magic ninjas) was sent to destroy this creature and imagine the horror they felt when they found out that he was a human who just loved killing because the scenes he left for people to find were VERY VERY GRUESOME that the only plausible explanation was that it was a demon doing these things. So there's no humanity there. He was ecstatic when the Kinku finally figured out his identity, like an artist that does public performance art finally getting the credit he thinks he deserves. Man was so perfectionist that it took months for an order of magic ninjas to catch him because he also planned for the escape. But he wasn't sad when he finally got caught, he was happy because in his mind, people finally will have a face to the "unknown artist" that gave the people the "beauty" of his "art". He actually considered the cat and mouse game a "part of his performance", challenged the ninjas to stop him before the next kill.

The only issue I see with this interpretation of the music is that you say that the story revolves around Jhin, when it probably wouldn't. Jhin sees himself as a director, while his victims and the people they leave behind are the players in his play or orchestra. Maybe there is a character that's wallowing in his self hatred on a quest to avenge a lost lover that this song is encapsulating. Jhin isn't the main character this song is for, Jhin is the one that is directing these moments of tragedy and drama you hear in the song. Even in the cinematic, we see how most of the time, the camera isn't on Jhin, its on his victims.This song depicts someone else's character arc that Jhin is actively shaping and twisting to form what he thinks is beautiful.

I interperted that ending as like an exhale or a sigh after he is done relishing in his work, right after the climactic bit.

As a Jhin main, i liked the perception that you gave him, the reasoning behind his acts, but as many others say, he is a serial killer, someone who sees death as art, thus the magic infused bullets that create flowers, trees, things that are naturally beautiful. His main land being Ionia, where magic flows everywhere and the nature his highly respected, he tries to add more beauty in his land, by making people his canvas. But nonetheless great video, been enjoying the past few vids, keep up the good work!!

My favorite quotes from Jhin are: "You inspire me!" "Places, everyone, places!" "You have way too many lines!" "I'll sell my soul to you....if you'll shut up!" "Oh, heheh that looks awful. Who made you wear that ugly thing?" (Not 100% the same quote!)

its so amazing to me that the composrers of this peace chose to portray who jhin wants others to think he is and they succeeded at it, but in that quiet part of the song i think they wanted to show that there is a vastness here, a lurking, a true monster hiding somewhere behind this fasad of a person, this music only shows us who jhins wants us to think he is, who he sees himself as, but in reality, he is evil, a liar, a killer and deep in hsi heart he knows and loves it.

There are some truly evil people who even though they have done horrible things they feel no remorse. Not because they believe what they did was right, but because they do not care. Be it trauma or be it faulty wiring in their head, they find beauty in suffering. He found the the most awe inspiring part of life, it's end, and the making of such beautiful art, it can only be described as Jhin

Being a huge Jhin lover and a fellow musician, it was very interesting to see you parsing his personality through the music. Once the song became choral, seeing you take a perspective on pain was understandable and relatable. I think the key to understanding would have been to think back to his title of Virtuoso; it’s the struggle of making sure every detail is right. For those who don’t know, Jhin is a serial killer who found elation in his first victim, and wanted to share that joy with the world by turning his victims into art. However he has a strong case of OCD, especially in relation to the number 4, and had to make sure that every single detail was perfect. This is why, during the vocals, the violin comes back in. He fully embraces the struggle, being completely absorbed in the details enough to flesh out a plan that will span weeks at some times, so that he can show his artistic abilities to their fullest.

It's so much fun to listen to someone who really knows music appreciate the gorgeous music, and also hear their take on what they think that character is. Missed the mark on he's personality this time, but fun to see how you interpret it

I have always loved that even in his music the 4 theme is ever present. Everything they do with him they make sure it's there even if we dno't see it at first.

I'd love to see you do one of these for kindred, these are incredible to watch!

I think the most interesting thing about Jhin is that everything we've seen so far, in game and in lore when he's present, is that we've only ever seen things from his perspective. The traps/mines he uses, which resemble flowers, are hideous amalgamations of blades and razors that literally shred whoever steps on them - but we've only ever seen bright colors and "beautiful" shapes made out of them. Whenever he speaks in-game or uses his ultimate skill, music starts playing. Even in his character splash art, you're not looking at him - you're looking at a mirror, from the perspective of Jhin. Hinting at the possibility that everything, in game and in universe, is just Jhin's sick, twisted game.

the way an interpretation can change how you see a character, Jhin, the widow maker, the capitulation of masterpieces, the creator of beauty is transoformed int Jhin the marksman, the standalone, the one who survived and continued living

I see that many here dont seem to know this but the flowers and the art is not just in his mind. His weaponry is enchanted to create an illusion which is what we see. If someone was to try to touch the illusion or something it would collapse and reveal the true horror and gore

I really enjoy your content its very nice

This just makes the times you were right so much more powerful, like how pike or Viego are presented in their themes

You go over a lot of music from games I play.. good taste 😉

DUDE THIS IS AWESOME! so cool to have this new kind of perspective from someone going "blind" into a character. You may not get some points of the character right of course due to the lack of context and the artistic way of the cinematics don't help to much. I really love this, i belive that the things you said were honest and true. The music i belive it take us through the moments of jhin (a psychopath with tendency to the theatrical) making a "performance" and to summarize, theres a line in game that says "the moment before the shot, is painful". So YES the sadness and melancholy that YOU noticed was imtended and real.. just in a more twisted way. I really love this, so cool to have someone that doesn't play trying to give form to the character

Another comment noted it too, but it's fascinating seeing you become sucked into Jhin's twisted perspective. To himself, he really is a tragic figure, an artist so compelled by his pursuit of beauty that it is a compulsion, despite said art being, y'know, murder. On the outside, he's a truly monstrous serial killer, but in listening to his music, you get caught up in the melodrama within his own head.

Also there's something I should've mentioned before, aside from what I similarly mentioned last time. "Like his music and "murderous art form" all you saw and heard is the beautiful illusion he strove for! Something that he isn't but somehow veeery deep down wished he could've been in another life! Although he doesn't hate the 'current setup' either".

Four bullets, four bounces of a grenade, lotus trap that reveals enemies for four seconds, four letters in his name itself, everything is a four about Jhin and I love finding them everywhere.

Its very interesting how you could get such a viewpoint based on music and imagry it may not be 100% acurate but it is fasinating none the less

I remember reading somewhere that each section represents how jhin sees the kill as a theateical performance, the beginning is setting up and going on the hunt, and when it climaxes and settles down its him enjoying the beautiful scene, and it represents what he is seeing, and so on

I've been waiting for this!

i just love the 1-2-3-4-reload at the start, it encapsulates the methodical nature Jhin has, no bullet wasted, everyone perfectly used. Then the harmony in the background relating to him seeing this as a form of art.

I love this vid Jhin teaser makes me cry everytime, too beautiful

Ahhhh~~~ the ecstasy of opening night....

Jhin is V from V for Vendetta meets the Joker from DC Batman. There is a deranged elegance to him and an obsessive attention to detail that makes perfection a legitimate possibility. Unfortunately if you are witnessing that perfection it is probably you who is the victim.

I do love that you get a character wrong now and then, at least in some way since you did pretty much get his perspective right as some have already said. But it proofs your...perceptiveness in music i guess? Shows youre the real deal and not just someone who reads the backstory and then proceeds to project it onto the music. Love your reactions man

There is another amazing music peace named: Dark Cosmic Jhin | Login Screen. Really amazing. Ty for the video

I think the pain you talk about is not felt by jhin, but more by us the spectators, seeing death made as a show, even if you want to stop it, you can't, you have to stand and watch. The show must go on

Although Jhin is a psychopathic murderer, he still is an artist. As you could have guessed, his theme represents one of his performances, which I personally divide in: 1) The Hunt: Here Jhin is playing with his victim, as you can hear from all the times he reloads Whisper (his gun), waiting the perfect moment to strike the killing blow 2) The Kill: The fact that here all the recharging and shooting sounds are the same makes me think that, if this was a cinematic/video, the final shot would be represented in different perspectives. 3) The Silence: Jhin has completed his mission, but the best part is yet to arrive. This, although being a really long part, doesn't last very long during the performance, being concluded in a matter of seconds. 4) The Beauty: As planned, the magical bullet starts shaping the victim's flesh into a twisted, cruel masterpiece