'Is it a unicorn galloping down the street? No, these are soldiers' boots marching to the beat!' It's really frustrating they haven't fixed the lyrics on that website, they have been wrong since the album came out :( When Macro came out, I fell in love with this song the most, although I thought it would likely not get a video because it was the (for lack of a better word) wackiest of them and with other bands I like this is usually the case, how happy I am I was wrong! I'm from Bulgaria and this sound of jazz/lounge music is the most popular representation of the style to this day among local performers as it was one of the few Western influences that were condoned by the Socialist party (as in stolen and given to Bulgarian performers to dress as their own) when the country was a satellite of the USSR before the 90s. Thus, the song hits home (see what I did there XD ) on a lot of fronts (I promise, I'll stop). Thank you for the commentary and the reaction
I hear it as , Is it a unicorn galloping down the street? No , these are soldiers' boots marching to defeat. Unfortunately , those lines were omitted from my Macro CD lyric booklet. So , don't know for sure.
I think there's been a lot of misrepresented lyrics out there. The law of balance can't be revoked When the Earth is overwhelmed with you It will shake you off I reclaim my kingdom 'Cause your sun will never rise I reclaim my kingdom Hope your sun will never rise again (Never rise again) To me that speaks about God. Maybe it speaks about man but in my current thought it's about God and Jesus not rising again. I think The Prophecy has wrong lyrics posted. I wondered about the wording of "your sun will never rise again" but when I saw the bands teaser/trailer for The Prophecy I saw it more as "your son will never rise again" which seems to correspond with the deep red imagery at the end of the video and with the short trailer video. Fitting that it follows on from their re-take of the old bible fable about Noah and the Ark. In two songs, the bible is re-written. The Ark sinks and Jesus will never rise again... If that's the case, how big are Tatiana's balls?
@@Swampster70 I find a lot of shared lyrics and connections between songs beyond the obvious 'Dreadful moments' and 'Retrospection' which makes me think they are telling longers stories through multiple songs. 'Beggar's dance' shares lyrics with 'Words of Wisdom' , 'I speak astronomy' and 'Captain clock'; there is a connection between 'The Prophecy' and 'Ape'; I'm thinking there is a connection between 'Perennial' and 'Pausing Death'... They are building us a gorgeous metal opera
In addition to Brian Allee comment. It's known that Eugene (bassist and manager) is a very attentive and responsive to the people who shares their thoughts about the band. He (as well as Tatiana) gave lots of interviews with those reactors who wanted to get it. Even with a few subscribers sometimes. May be you should just try to contact to them directly.
@@StickDastardly Great, good luck to you! Once I watched some guy from Russia who talked about his plans to visit upcoming Jinjer's concert in St.Petersburg. This guy was just a common dude with a few dozen of subscribers, he didn't make any music reactions, his channel is about his life and about the tourism on the wild nature as far as I understand. And in the next video few days later this dude said that unfortunately the upcoming concert will be canceled because of covid. And this news he got directly from Eugene. He watched the first video and contacted with this guy by himself, just to beware him to not spend his time and money to this event. It's just as an example of how the band interacts with people.
"Never had to think about until now" Jeeeezy you're the first I hear say that and I've watched a shitload of news the past 4.5 years. I've been saying that forever. 🇺🇸 #JinJerArmy
...cool cuz...yeah this song is so meaningful to this band...tatiana is just a brilliant lyricist....and the band as a whole is just that...a whole band....not one member out shines the other...all equally brilliant.....glad the patch is going to make it to the vest...the band will be proud...great comments man...keep the jinjer reactions coming please...thanks...peace....
I've got a few more up my sleeve. There are a couple more on my list and, of course, I'll be checking out any new videos they put out. Thanks for sticking it out with me!
I'm well aware. It's becoming real for the US, too. Political partisans attacking each other in the streets, attempting attacks on our national Capital building, militias being formed to combat the opposite parties, we're living through the beginnings of what the Ukraine has faced for so long.
Jinjer patch!! That's so freaking cool man. Love your reactions! Introduced me to some cool bands since I came across your pisces video a few months ago. Keep it up! :) Dunno if you'd want to react to it or not but I definitely recommend the live version of this song too. God I hope touring returns soon ;-;
I do too. I really miss going to shows. I'm so glad you decided to check out some of the other bands. Most of the bands I cover are SUPER underground, so they appreciate you too!
You do you man, this shit is coming for us all. The new u.s. hold on tight going to be a hell of a ride. Great review. She's amazing as is the whole band
this song does the same to me as perennial; as soon as the break ends and the last part of the song starts i get shivers all over my body, one after the other, until the song ends. thats automatic love for the song to me
It is within the realm of possibility that a band member would do an appearance on your channel. Eugene has done several reaction channel interviews, with Alex Heffner and Tank the tech are two I know of. Glad to see you get back to this one, it's very powerful commentary on the war in Ukraine specifically and can be applied to war anywhere. до побачення, fucker! 😁
I just found another Jinjer fan! That makes me happy. :) This is my favorite track, it's such a ride and the ending is like getting kicked in the nuts. Not that I enjoy getting kicked in the nuts... but I guess this is the exception. :P Ok maybe I should just say that the ending is nuts. You seem like a really cool guy. :) Have a like and a new sub.
Is that a mermaid singing? No, it's a siren screaming. Is that an angle watching over us? No, it's an air fighter making a fuss. Is that a unicorn galloping down the street? No, its soldiers marching to your death.
@@StickDastardly - Well, it's not like people can't edit their comments here on YT, so... It's a shame that these days people give so little importance to written communication.
The musicians come from the Ukrainian Donbass. With the outbreak of the war with Russia in 2014, they were forced to leave their homes, their relatives, and go away from this nightmare. This song is about personal experiences. Here, in the comments below, someone mentioned that "Ukrainian troops came to kill the militias," but this is not at all the case. Russian troops invaded the territory of Ukraine, Russia organized and sponsored a separatist movement for the separation of Donbass from Ukraine (and earlier Russia annexed the Ukrainian Crimea). So in this case, the phrase should be "Ukrainian troops came to liberate Ukrainian land from separatists and Russian invaders." Well, in the light of the events of the last four months in Ukraine, it is simply a shame to talk about something like "Donbass militia".
I try not to get overly political but it's so hard with everything going on in the US, especially faced with these artists who have been through the same thing and have seen it lead to much more.
██ Jinjer sing this song about theirselves. They were resting outside the their naitive town of Gorlovka and heard a roar. And it turned out not to be a salute, but a war - Ukrainian troops came to kill the rebels. And Jinjer fled from their native town - in order to continue making music, and lost their home, to which they cannot return - because the war continues.
Curious about your comments about the US not having to fear anything for the last 300 years. I guess you just blew right over the whole Cold War and the USSR being close, on several occasions, to bombing the snot out of the US and Western Europe - in a more severe way than the Russians did to the Ukraine (which is what part of this song is about). Cuban missile crisis as well as a few near miss false alarms on the 'early warning systems.' Growing up in the 70's in England the political commentary being that we were going to be nuked by the Russians (Iron Maiden's Two Minutes to Midnight was inspired by this). The cult classic movie Threads documents this. This song is more about them coming back from tour and not being able to get home because of war. I believe the band moved Tatiana to Kiev to be safer. As an English guy that moved to the US, I don't think we face the same fear here that the Ukrainians faced from Russia. Nowhere close. Yeah, we are in for social change which is due but we're not going to end up with the same situation we're listening too in this song. If the last decade is a template to go by, things will quiet down until about 9 months before the next election in 2024. Expect more riots and unrest at the end of 2023/start from 2024. Mark your calendar for that. People will want their shit heard then but for some reason they don't keep the fire burning all the time. Puzzles me. Saddens me. It doesn't shock me, that when we're seeing massive racism against people of Asian descent we don't get the same cries for equality. Eye witness news channel 7: today an old Asian man was attacked and later died and someone's dog went missing. Follow up story is on the dog.
Compared to citizens killing each other over political parties, hate crimes being ignored by the government, an attempt to overthrow the government over a lost election more racially motivated attacks than ever before, I'll gladly take a hundred more Cold Wars. If you're going to read into what I say, at least read it correctly. That said, I absolutely agree about 2023/24. I'm not sure what part of the US you live in, but here in the south, the red/blue and black/white are both always very real. Moreso now, after this past 4 years
@@StickDastardly So you'll take the very real threat of mutually assured destruction with the deaths of 1 billion plus people with the very real threat of ending of humanity and decades long wars like Vietnam that killed somewhere between 1.5 and 4 million over 12 months of idiots marching in streets every 3 to 4 years? Jesus dude. Lay off the strong coffee when you read the morning news. People killing each other over political parties happens the world over. It's nothing new - well, it's kinda new to the US in the modern age. It shouldn't happen but sadly it does. Look back in the history books where events like the Brooks-Baxter War that resulted in candidates gather militia to win via violence to the Dead Rabbits riots (which would be an ace name for a punk band no?) Of course you have the American Civil War. Violence and war within the US over politics isn't new. I learned about these in school in England many years ago - sadly from what I saw from my daughters history notes (I moved to the US in 99 a few years before my youngest was born) the events of the past are not taught in the same depth. Today it would seem, they're taught more how to make others feel happy which is all well and good but then you run into the same risk of the great unlearned - and history repeats itself and the same crap that happened before happens again - just like the folks back in 1918 getting pissed off about wearing masks and social distancing and several waves of the Spanish Flu killing more people than it really should have. Around 200 years ago, the British re-invaded the US, captured Washington DC and burned down the White House. Nothing to fear there, aye? An attempt to overthrow the government wasn't what really happened at the Capitol. 300 people, about 250 would run away when shit got real, doesn't amount to a coup. How could so called Republican/Trump supporters overthrow the government when Trump was still in power? They stormed the building to try, at best, to delay the verification of the electoral college vote. A change was never going to happen and to believe it would is wishful thinking at best. That said, I hope those involved in their scheme of delusional grandeur get the book thrown at them in court and get a sentence that is disproportionality harsh and a deterrent to others. That people died on the day an election was certified should result in the maximum Federal sentence. That said: It's not like a real coup such as Pinochet taking power in Chile, using fighter jets to bomb the palace of President Salvador Allende. Chileans remember September 11 for a different reason that the folks in the USA. In modern times you also have the likes of General Qaddafi taking power in Libia with a small army of about 70 military vehicles taking control of the country whilst the King was abroad. If that douche from Iced Earth flew an F15 in with missiles a blazing then yeah it would have been a valid coup - but with a can of pepper spray and a few dozen others yelling shit isn't quite in the same category - not even in the same ballpark. Actually, it's a whole different sport. That the only two bombs that were found were outside the RNC office and the Democratic Party office is bizarre - why where they there and not at the Capitol if it really was an attempt to take over? I'm a old school conservative at heart but don't share the venom of hard right and also the hard left. That everything seems to be about the extremes is sad. Politically, my low points were being caught up in the IRA bombing of Manchester in 96. It's a bit shit when you're out of a dozen or two brews on your birthday and some dick sets off a 3,000lb truck bomb resulting an cuts and a few stitches. A friend from University almost had his nephew killed in Warrington, also by the IRA, when they targeted women and children - an event that spawned the Cranberries' song Zombie. I now work in Oakland - and getting tangled up in the excuse to chuck bricks through windows riots and destroy shops last years also majorly sucked. For me, the BLM protests in town would have carried so much more weight and power if they'd been peaceful. We talk now about anti Asian American hate - but no-one talked back then about pretty much every store in Chinatown being trashed. Pretty much everywhere else was fine. Before BLM went to sleep it was the same in 2016 and it will no doubt be the same in 2023/24. That said, back to the music. I listen to music for an escape, so it kinda irks me when politics and music become intertwined unless they are some very real shit like described in Jinjer's song Home Back.
What "media created" boogeymen? When my friend was shot, that was real. The "proud boys" attacking anyone they disagree with are real. Blind eyes being turned to police brutality are real. There's fault on both sides, I'll admit, but the way things were handled were grossly one-sided. Regardless of what any partisan leader wants you to think
'Is it a unicorn galloping down the street? No, these are soldiers' boots marching to the beat!' It's really frustrating they haven't fixed the lyrics on that website, they have been wrong since the album came out :( When Macro came out, I fell in love with this song the most, although I thought it would likely not get a video because it was the (for lack of a better word) wackiest of them and with other bands I like this is usually the case, how happy I am I was wrong! I'm from Bulgaria and this sound of jazz/lounge music is the most popular representation of the style to this day among local performers as it was one of the few Western influences that were condoned by the Socialist party (as in stolen and given to Bulgarian performers to dress as their own) when the country was a satellite of the USSR before the 90s. Thus, the song hits home (see what I did there XD ) on a lot of fronts (I promise, I'll stop). Thank you for the commentary and the reaction
Thank you so much! For the lyrics and for your discussing your connection with the song and the history with jazz. That's so cool to learn! Cheers!
I figured the politics would keep it from getting a video, but yeah kinda wacky too haha.
I hear it as , Is it a unicorn galloping down the street? No , these are soldiers' boots marching to defeat. Unfortunately , those lines were omitted from my Macro CD lyric booklet. So , don't know for sure.
I think there's been a lot of misrepresented lyrics out there.
The law of balance can't be revoked
When the Earth is overwhelmed with you
It will shake you off
I reclaim my kingdom
'Cause your sun will never rise
I reclaim my kingdom
Hope your sun will never rise again
(Never rise again)
To me that speaks about God. Maybe it speaks about man but in my current thought it's about God and Jesus not rising again.
I think The Prophecy has wrong lyrics posted. I wondered about the wording of "your sun will never rise again" but when I saw the bands teaser/trailer for The Prophecy I saw it more as "your son will never rise again" which seems to correspond with the deep red imagery at the end of the video and with the short trailer video. Fitting that it follows on from their re-take of the old bible fable about Noah and the Ark. In two songs, the bible is re-written. The Ark sinks and Jesus will never rise again...
If that's the case, how big are Tatiana's balls?
@@Swampster70 I find a lot of shared lyrics and connections between songs beyond the obvious 'Dreadful moments' and 'Retrospection' which makes me think they are telling longers stories through multiple songs. 'Beggar's dance' shares lyrics with 'Words of Wisdom' , 'I speak astronomy' and 'Captain clock'; there is a connection between 'The Prophecy' and 'Ape'; I'm thinking there is a connection between 'Perennial' and 'Pausing Death'... They are building us a gorgeous metal opera
In addition to Brian Allee comment.
It's known that Eugene (bassist and manager) is a very attentive and responsive to the people who shares their thoughts about the band. He (as well as Tatiana) gave lots of interviews with those reactors who wanted to get it. Even with a few subscribers sometimes. May be you should just try to contact to them directly.
Thanks! I'll definitely try and do this!
@@StickDastardly Great, good luck to you!
Once I watched some guy from Russia who talked about his plans to visit upcoming Jinjer's concert in St.Petersburg. This guy was just a common dude with a few dozen of subscribers, he didn't make any music reactions, his channel is about his life and about the tourism on the wild nature as far as I understand.
And in the next video few days later this dude said that unfortunately the upcoming concert will be canceled because of covid. And this news he got directly from Eugene. He watched the first video and contacted with this guy by himself, just to beware him to not spend his time and money to this event.
It's just as an example of how the band interacts with people.
Yeah, really powerful song. Good analysis. :) Cheers!
Coming from you, high praise! Thanks!
"Never had to think about until now" Jeeeezy you're the first I hear say that and I've watched a shitload of news the past 4.5 years. I've been saying that forever. 🇺🇸 #JinJerArmy
Lots of heads in the sand. Haha!
...cool cuz...yeah this song is so meaningful to this band...tatiana is just a brilliant lyricist....and the band as a whole is just that...a whole band....not one member out shines the other...all equally brilliant.....glad the patch is going to make it to the vest...the band will be proud...great comments man...keep the jinjer reactions coming please...thanks...peace....
I've got a few more up my sleeve. There are a couple more on my list and, of course, I'll be checking out any new videos they put out. Thanks for sticking it out with me!
Miss you brother I hope all is well. Can’t wait to see more of your reactions to the best band in my world. Thank you for everything.
they lived thru the overthrow of their home in CRIMEA. This is real for them
I'm well aware. It's becoming real for the US, too. Political partisans attacking each other in the streets, attempting attacks on our national Capital building, militias being formed to combat the opposite parties, we're living through the beginnings of what the Ukraine has faced for so long.
Sorry but I have to note that the band is not from Crimea. The band is from Golovka (Horlivka) city, Eastern Ukraine, so called Donbass region.
No apologies needed for being busy!
Jinjer patch!! That's so freaking cool man. Love your reactions! Introduced me to some cool bands since I came across your pisces video a few months ago. Keep it up! :)
Dunno if you'd want to react to it or not but I definitely recommend the live version of this song too.
God I hope touring returns soon ;-;
I do too. I really miss going to shows. I'm so glad you decided to check out some of the other bands. Most of the bands I cover are SUPER underground, so they appreciate you too!
Just for your own enjoyment check out Jinjer. Live in Belgrade/Serbia
5-22-2016.
I really think you’ll love it as much as I do.
You do you man, this shit is coming for us all. The new u.s. hold on tight going to be a hell of a ride. Great review. She's amazing as is the whole band
Home back I believe this is about their War Torn Country of Ukraine. 👍 Great job brother👍
Thanks!
Se me pone la piel de pollo cuando Tati canta tan bajo...es increíble..y la escuché 100 veces y siempre se me eriza la piel...
this song does the same to me as perennial; as soon as the break ends and the last part of the song starts i get shivers all over my body, one after the other, until the song ends. thats automatic love for the song to me
Great song, for sure!
Diggin the facial hair. Welcome back Daz
Thanks!!
greets man, like it.
Well done! Great insight on your part. Indeed a powerful song with a heartfelt message.
Yay! I love this song! I was hoping you would like this one.
It is within the realm of possibility that a band member would do an appearance on your channel. Eugene has done several reaction channel interviews, with Alex Heffner and Tank the tech are two I know of. Glad to see you get back to this one, it's very powerful commentary on the war in Ukraine specifically and can be applied to war anywhere. до побачення, fucker! 😁
You have to understand what they live through.
Hell yeah! You got your patch! I remember your first Jinjer video, I told you you'd end up getting one! 👍
You did, indeed! And you were right. Thank you!
So good to see you doing well and keeping busy in a good way. Keep doing you and I'll keep trying to catch your streams :)
Thanks! Hope to see ya in chat sometime!
Very thoughtful reactions. No idea why you have so few subs. You deserve more!
Thank you so much! That means a lot!
...of course there is a lyric video of this song...watch it if you get the chance...its crazy to think what tatiana went through as a kid....
Kid? She was 26 years old when the war started.
I think of myself as a kid when I was that young. Most people do, looking back.
Dude you really look like Shawn Michaels. Great video. Thanks
I'll take that as a compliment! Thanks!
@@StickDastardly Well he's a handsome guy. So it was meant that way.
I just found another Jinjer fan! That makes me happy. :) This is my favorite track, it's such a ride and the ending is like getting kicked in the nuts. Not that I enjoy getting kicked in the nuts... but I guess this is the exception. :P Ok maybe I should just say that the ending is nuts.
You seem like a really cool guy. :) Have a like and a new sub.
Thanks for the sub and for stopping in! Hope to see ya around more often! You're totally right about the nut kick. Very well put
Is that a mermaid singing?
No, it's a siren screaming.
Is that an angle watching over us?
No, it's an air fighter making a fuss.
Is that a unicorn galloping down the street?
No, its soldiers marching to your death.
Thanks!
Angle? ; )
@@Module79L They probably typed it on their phone. You know they meant "angel"
@@StickDastardly - Well, it's not like people can't edit their comments here on YT, so...
It's a shame that these days people give so little importance to written communication.
@@Module79L As true as that is, I just don't see the point correcting people's spelling in RUclips comments
The musicians come from the Ukrainian Donbass. With the outbreak of the war with Russia in 2014, they were forced to leave their homes, their relatives, and go away from this nightmare. This song is about personal experiences.
Here, in the comments below, someone mentioned that "Ukrainian troops came to kill the militias," but this is not at all the case. Russian troops invaded the territory of Ukraine, Russia organized and sponsored a separatist movement for the separation of Donbass from Ukraine (and earlier Russia annexed the Ukrainian Crimea). So in this case, the phrase should be "Ukrainian troops came to liberate Ukrainian land from separatists and Russian invaders." Well, in the light of the events of the last four months in Ukraine, it is simply a shame to talk about something like "Donbass militia".
My boi!!
finally someone speaking about the political situation in the US in their reactions...
I try not to get overly political but it's so hard with everything going on in the US, especially faced with these artists who have been through the same thing and have seen it lead to much more.
Nice react. Noticed on your playlist that you haven’t checked out “I Speak Astronomy” (official video) yet. It’s a good one. Maybe next time.
It's none of a couple left on my list so stay tuned! Thanks for checking out the channel!
██ Jinjer sing this song about theirselves.
They were resting outside the their naitive town of Gorlovka and heard a roar. And it turned out not to be a salute, but a war - Ukrainian troops came to kill the rebels. And Jinjer fled from their native town - in order to continue making music, and lost their home, to which they cannot return - because the war continues.
Curious about your comments about the US not having to fear anything for the last 300 years. I guess you just blew right over the whole Cold War and the USSR being close, on several occasions, to bombing the snot out of the US and Western Europe - in a more severe way than the Russians did to the Ukraine (which is what part of this song is about). Cuban missile crisis as well as a few near miss false alarms on the 'early warning systems.' Growing up in the 70's in England the political commentary being that we were going to be nuked by the Russians (Iron Maiden's Two Minutes to Midnight was inspired by this). The cult classic movie Threads documents this.
This song is more about them coming back from tour and not being able to get home because of war. I believe the band moved Tatiana to Kiev to be safer.
As an English guy that moved to the US, I don't think we face the same fear here that the Ukrainians faced from Russia. Nowhere close. Yeah, we are in for social change which is due but we're not going to end up with the same situation we're listening too in this song. If the last decade is a template to go by, things will quiet down until about 9 months before the next election in 2024. Expect more riots and unrest at the end of 2023/start from 2024. Mark your calendar for that. People will want their shit heard then but for some reason they don't keep the fire burning all the time. Puzzles me. Saddens me. It doesn't shock me, that when we're seeing massive racism against people of Asian descent we don't get the same cries for equality. Eye witness news channel 7: today an old Asian man was attacked and later died and someone's dog went missing. Follow up story is on the dog.
Compared to citizens killing each other over political parties, hate crimes being ignored by the government, an attempt to overthrow the government over a lost election more racially motivated attacks than ever before, I'll gladly take a hundred more Cold Wars. If you're going to read into what I say, at least read it correctly.
That said, I absolutely agree about 2023/24. I'm not sure what part of the US you live in, but here in the south, the red/blue and black/white are both always very real. Moreso now, after this past 4 years
@@StickDastardly So you'll take the very real threat of mutually assured destruction with the deaths of 1 billion plus people with the very real threat of ending of humanity and decades long wars like Vietnam that killed somewhere between 1.5 and 4 million over 12 months of idiots marching in streets every 3 to 4 years? Jesus dude. Lay off the strong coffee when you read the morning news.
People killing each other over political parties happens the world over. It's nothing new - well, it's kinda new to the US in the modern age. It shouldn't happen but sadly it does. Look back in the history books where events like the Brooks-Baxter War that resulted in candidates gather militia to win via violence to the Dead Rabbits riots (which would be an ace name for a punk band no?) Of course you have the American Civil War. Violence and war within the US over politics isn't new. I learned about these in school in England many years ago - sadly from what I saw from my daughters history notes (I moved to the US in 99 a few years before my youngest was born) the events of the past are not taught in the same depth. Today it would seem, they're taught more how to make others feel happy which is all well and good but then you run into the same risk of the great unlearned - and history repeats itself and the same crap that happened before happens again - just like the folks back in 1918 getting pissed off about wearing masks and social distancing and several waves of the Spanish Flu killing more people than it really should have.
Around 200 years ago, the British re-invaded the US, captured Washington DC and burned down the White House. Nothing to fear there, aye?
An attempt to overthrow the government wasn't what really happened at the Capitol. 300 people, about 250 would run away when shit got real, doesn't amount to a coup. How could so called Republican/Trump supporters overthrow the government when Trump was still in power? They stormed the building to try, at best, to delay the verification of the electoral college vote. A change was never going to happen and to believe it would is wishful thinking at best. That said, I hope those involved in their scheme of delusional grandeur get the book thrown at them in court and get a sentence that is disproportionality harsh and a deterrent to others. That people died on the day an election was certified should result in the maximum Federal sentence.
That said: It's not like a real coup such as Pinochet taking power in Chile, using fighter jets to bomb the palace of President Salvador Allende. Chileans remember September 11 for a different reason that the folks in the USA. In modern times you also have the likes of General Qaddafi taking power in Libia with a small army of about 70 military vehicles taking control of the country whilst the King was abroad. If that douche from Iced Earth flew an F15 in with missiles a blazing then yeah it would have been a valid coup - but with a can of pepper spray and a few dozen others yelling shit isn't quite in the same category - not even in the same ballpark. Actually, it's a whole different sport.
That the only two bombs that were found were outside the RNC office and the Democratic Party office is bizarre - why where they there and not at the Capitol if it really was an attempt to take over?
I'm a old school conservative at heart but don't share the venom of hard right and also the hard left. That everything seems to be about the extremes is sad. Politically, my low points were being caught up in the IRA bombing of Manchester in 96. It's a bit shit when you're out of a dozen or two brews on your birthday and some dick sets off a 3,000lb truck bomb resulting an cuts and a few stitches. A friend from University almost had his nephew killed in Warrington, also by the IRA, when they targeted women and children - an event that spawned the Cranberries' song Zombie. I now work in Oakland - and getting tangled up in the excuse to chuck bricks through windows riots and destroy shops last years also majorly sucked. For me, the BLM protests in town would have carried so much more weight and power if they'd been peaceful. We talk now about anti Asian American hate - but no-one talked back then about pretty much every store in Chinatown being trashed. Pretty much everywhere else was fine. Before BLM went to sleep it was the same in 2016 and it will no doubt be the same in 2023/24.
That said, back to the music. I listen to music for an escape, so it kinda irks me when politics and music become intertwined unless they are some very real shit like described in Jinjer's song Home Back.
I thought they spoke Russian?
I'm sure they probably do, but Ukranian would be their native tongue. Many similarites, so a lot of bilengual people in Ukraine
They are originally from Donetska in Eastern Ukraine. Main language of the region is Russian.
I don't understand, which war you expect in the US, in the Ukraine it's real for years, especially in the area where JINJER Comes from
For me, there are two. The possibility of nuclear threats on one hand, and what appears to be ramping up to a rightwing terrorist insurgency.
Yes, we are extremely close to another civil war here. There is a lot going on
The threat of nuclear war has pretty much always been here but it's a bit more real now. Haha
@@j.f.fisher5318 ooooh, the boogie men are gonna get ya! I'm way more afraid of Biden controlling our military than any media created boogeymen
What "media created" boogeymen? When my friend was shot, that was real. The "proud boys" attacking anyone they disagree with are real. Blind eyes being turned to police brutality are real. There's fault on both sides, I'll admit, but the way things were handled were grossly one-sided. Regardless of what any partisan leader wants you to think
Your lyrics skipped a verse.
I noticed that after I played it through a bit more