Not like they would want to listen to a depressing sad song everyday too in the morning they dont have any choice coz they have to follow whatever dictator does or say 😔
@@leafsooki The thought of hearing that demonic version that's played in the city twice per day for 12 years now isn't much better. Although if there's ever a Fallout: New Pyongyang they definitely got their theme song for it haha
Who is still listening to this wonderful song? It is seriously releasing something, the atmosphere seems different, it is enjoyable, sad, beautiful and dystopic at the same time. The feelings that I feel can't be described with words, honestly it is the most beautiful song I have ever listened...
@فضا عظیم Using the name of God who gave you life in vain is blasphemy and breaking the 3rd commandment. Repent, trust in Christ and obey Him, that's the only way to heaven. Everybody sinned (lied, stolen, blasphemed, etc) so everybody needs Jesus the Savior. Open up a Bible, attempting to read it won't hurt you. God bless everybody. ❤
@@OmarAli-mw9gq Don't worry. Now that you've commented on here, the DPRK Video Archive channel has tracked your IP. Now, from tomorrow morning until the day you'll die, a live orchestra of 6 men, and a female singer, will follow you EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD, and you will hear this beatiful melodie every morning at 6 A. M. and every night at 11 P. M. Are you happy, now?
@@marshalondro9692 It's depression condensed into a song. Making your people wake up to this first thing every morning every day just kills their spirit that little bit more.
@@thecampaigner2167i'd argue the exact opposite. This song actually gives the Korean people hope and strengthens their already strong spirit, which is nurtured by the government of Korea. You're very naive if you think the spirit of the Korean people can be broken that easy.
Yes. But the picture of Kim Jong Il doind the salute, while the chantors sing: "Your warm care we are yearning for..." and you KNOW that the famine killed hundred of thousands of people, in the middle 90s, in North Korea... brrrr, that gives shivers running down my spine!!
@@WelloBello That's why I wrote: "THEY SAY it was also written by"... :) Bsides that, that man genuinely thought he was some kind of God, incarnated into a human body, so... who knows.
All the jokes aside this tune really hits different I lost my father to cancer couple of months ago nd this song just brought all the memories everything back...now living just feels worthless.
“Longing is always a prayer, even though the tongue is silent. If you are longing without interruption, then you are always praying. When does our prayer sleep? Only when our desire cools.” - Saint Augustine Your life means more than what you can ever imagine, and your desires do not go unheard. :)
The skyline of P’yongyang is actually quite colourful. Shades of pastel greens, pinks, yellows, and blues are visually present in the city. Go search up a photo of P’yongyang, it’s not grey.
Well, no. They don't play this song during Sundays and festivity. BUT you forgot to mention that they play this song at 11 P.M. too, a part for the "concert" at 6 A.M.
I listened to this song a 1000 times, and each time it had a new taste to it. Endless beauty and feelings. It takes you far away filled with a complex of emotions
@@nomenome856 you'd be surprised.. There's some brainwashed people out there, keep watching N. Korean videos and you'll eventually find the propaganda videos and there you will find them.
I've got a strange feeling that I shouldnt be able to listen to this. And because I can, and am, that I am somehow breaking something. A rule, a guideline, either here in America or in North Korea. It's a very interesting insight into their world, the propaganda they live with. I once read something by someone who grew up in the soviet union who said that most people who live in countries like the Soviet Union, East Germany, or in this case, North Korea, all know for the most part that they're being lied to by their government. But the lies they're being told make them happy, so they will just willingly accept them as facts in heart, and never speak about it. Not like they'd get away with discussing it, anyway. And watching this with that knowledge gives this video an entirely knew eerie feel.
You have a completely wrong view of the Soviet Union. People regularly joked with eachother about the government and the leaders. But in formal public events you didn't say this. East Germany for example had a lot of jokes about Honecker and the SED. But people were much freer than in the west in other respects. Work being the big one. It was heavily pro worker and employers had basically no powers, they could not fire you and you had every right to complain about the workplace. There were also many welfare programs. A common saying in the east today is "Today in capitalism you can publically say whatever you want about the political system and the leaders of the nation but you cannot say anything about your employer. In socialism you can say whatever you want about your employers but nothing about the political system." And the whole reason why the east had to use these measures were because the west bombarded the east with propaganda in the form of radio programs and TV broadcasts.
If only North Korea would quit blowing all of their money on rockets and invest in better quality speakers so this song actually sounds good when they play it every morning.
***Lyrics - (with a bit of word changes of mine)*** Supreme leader Where are you? Where are you? Lead us to you! When the bright Big Dipper in the sky we see, Fartherly General, we ask ourself where you are now. Light shines in the window, of the supreme headquarters. General out there somewhere, where are you sure to be? In this dark forest, far behind enemy lines. Our general, we wonder where he is. Cold autumn wind blows, as we head forward. His warm care, we are yearning constantly for. His warm care, we are yearning constantly for.
I like the melody (though I'm sure I wouldn't if I were forced to listen to it every morning), but it would have been a whole lot nicer if they had just had a traditional orchestra record it, instead of doing this cheesy pop version with the synths, drum set, bass line and everything...
Beside of bad regime or bla bla bla, i feel a really patriotic and respect from the people for their heroes. From this song. Respect for DPRK people. 😢
wats in ur freezer tfw americans’ heros are spider-man and the joker so they don’t fucking exist nor have they actually done anything meaningful for you
Unfortunately we will never stop going on about the regime in that 'country' these people are living in an absolute hell. I can only feel sorrow for them
Every morning on pyongyang that song be played, look like Muslim Adzan time pray in Indonesia and WORLD and look like Puja Mantra in Bali Indonesia... it is a marker greet the morning... The Country of North Korean... May 2, 2017...
As eerie as the morning wakeup playing the same song every single day is, this version is quite beautiful. Haunting yet hopeful... It would be great in a Broadway musical about escaping North Korea lol. I find it fascinating to see how North Korea is, good and bad, without all the propaganda on both sides.
Fun fact: the stadium shown in the beginning of this video is called the Rungrado 1st of May Stadium, for many years it was the largest stadium in the world (some sources say its capacity was 150,000) but recently was passed by India's Narendra Modi Stadium.
00:55 does this melody sound to anyone like the first line of Scarborough Fair by Simon and Garfunkel? I can't help it but sing "Are you going to Scarborough Fair?" along to it
it's like an epic anime ending song. Just imagine it. The opening is like fast and full of energy most of the time, to hype people, but the ending... oh God, the ending. So gentle and soft. Like a real endgame.
I am listening to this while at the same time looking at Opacity's gallery of abandoned factories and mental asylums that he explores and at a page called "Northwood Asylum", abandoned and rotting since the 1970s, with early morning sunlight filling the decaying rooms. Holy cow the combo is like something right out of a deliriant trip.
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Why don’t they play this version of the song to wake up the people in Pyongyang and not the demonic version
What version?
John Pineapple one that’s extremely slowed down.
Probably because of the ancient speakers they use, and the fact that it’s only broadcast from a few places in the city.
@@StephenLynx8492 Yes due the old speakers and set to loud mode this song is terribly distorted.
It's still beautiful tho
is this kpop my friends keep talking about?
no comrade velizar, that is gaypop, _this_ is kpop
莫比 agree they're gay
Dynamic Crew mmhmm keep assuming people's sexuality.. Go ahead.
hobii sshi
Roger that,
No its kidz bop
This might just be the saddest song I've heard. Those synths are just ghostly and the singing is so emotional.
Makes sense that this was played when kim jong il died and is used as his funeral song
um bc your a westerner
@@northkorea8811 North Korea best Korea
It's the opposite it's beautiful
@@northkorea8811 North Koreans don’t have Internet so you’re likely a westerner cosplaying as a North Korean ya damn tankie
This song is more popular than Gangnam Style, because Pyongyang inhabitants listen it everyday
Ahahahahahaha!! Underrated comment.
Not like they would want to listen to a depressing sad song everyday too in the morning they dont have any choice coz they have to follow whatever dictator does or say 😔
@@saloni2244 Pffft you'll never hear them complain comrade
cool ene??
@@LockheedFan Don't you think it's unfair to compare a city's population to a video which people all around the world saw?
this sounds nice. until you hear it everyday for 80 years
it only started playing from 2008 though
@@leafsooki The thought of hearing that demonic version that's played in the city twice per day for 12 years now isn't much better. Although if there's ever a Fallout: New Pyongyang they definitely got their theme song for it haha
@@leafsooki Pretty sure it started playing after Kim Jong-il's death which wasn't in 2008
Not sure they live 80 years...
@@leafsooki nope they play it since Kim jong Il's era ruclips.net/video/bkYKca8pti8/видео.html Im pretty sure it started on the 80's
Everybody gangsta till you hear this playing in the morning at your place
Damn 😳 Kim Jong Il had some fire beats 🔥
On god He would kill on this beat tho 😨😨😳
Better then today’s music
Thanks bro
Kim Jong-Un woah. You’ll really take credit for anything. You didn’t write this Kimmy. Go listen to some Katy Perry
@@the-real-kimjong-un It was your father, Kim Jong Il who wrote this.
can we all agree that the best part of this song starts from 2:04 - 2:55 like,, damn bruh a literal masterpiece
I disagree the beginning is amazing. Feels almost outta space to be honest.
north korean music has something indeed. most of it is just pure propaganda, but the music itself is beautiful.
No, 2:40 - 2:50 specifically. That is the best part. So much beauty and dignified pain.
@@Rigel644 this is computer animation gril! 😂
@@Rigel644 Thats the part where Kim Jong-il flies up in to heaven in a ufo.
Who is still listening to this wonderful song? It is seriously releasing something, the atmosphere seems different, it is enjoyable, sad, beautiful and dystopic at the same time. The feelings that I feel can't be described with words, honestly it is the most beautiful song I have ever listened...
I feel like the fbi is spying me for seeing this video
@فضا عظیم Using the name of God who gave you life in vain is blasphemy and breaking the 3rd commandment. Repent, trust in Christ and obey Him, that's the only way to heaven. Everybody sinned (lied, stolen, blasphemed, etc) so everybody needs Jesus the Savior. Open up a Bible, attempting to read it won't hurt you. God bless everybody. ❤
@@LockheedFan Present me with proof that God is fake then. I don't mind different opinions, discussions are interesting.
@@LockheedFan We have every proof he exists. I don't believe in God, I KNOW he exists.
@@antisatanist5017 bruh im catholic and im tired of people spamming religious things in comments that have no connection to them.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This song is so eerie and sad, I love it
It's alright, but thank GOD I don't have to wake up to it at 5 every day...
go ahead and move to nk then pal
@@coldramentpm1013 implying that he wants to, lol nice
Go listen to the og one... It's this but 63 times eerier
@@OmarAli-mw9gq Don't worry. Now that you've commented on here, the DPRK Video Archive channel has tracked your IP. Now, from tomorrow morning until the day you'll die, a live orchestra of 6 men, and a female singer, will follow you EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD, and you will hear this beatiful melodie every morning at 6 A. M. and every night at 11 P. M. Are you happy, now?
This is actually a very beautiful, melancholy song, when you listen to this version it triggers something, Idk what but its beautifully eerie
You said it very well. It triggers some kind of… sadness and maybe even nostalgy its hard to put it into words, yet the feeling is crystal clear
@@marshalondro9692 yep! A sense of sort of unsure security
@@marshalondro9692 It's depression condensed into a song. Making your people wake up to this first thing every morning every day just kills their spirit that little bit more.
@@thecampaigner2167i'd argue the exact opposite. This song actually gives the Korean people hope and strengthens their already strong spirit, which is nurtured by the government of Korea. You're very naive if you think the spirit of the Korean people can be broken that easy.
_Wake up in depression_
*Walk 15 miles to the coal mines*
NEVER . Leave north korea alone you bully..you jerk
NEVER . Leave north korea alone you bully..you jerk
@@northkorea8811 reunite with South if they didnt want to feel lonely
You can't deny it. This sounds beautiful...
Yes. But the picture of Kim Jong Il doind the salute, while the chantors sing: "Your warm care we are yearning for..." and you KNOW that the famine killed hundred of thousands of people, in the middle 90s, in North Korea... brrrr, that gives shivers running down my spine!!
@@gabrielesolletico518 I believe the song talks about Kim Il Sung though. He died before the 90s famine
@@Λυκάων NO, this song is dedicated to (and they say it was also written by) Kim Jong Il.
Gabriele Solletico
I feel like writing a song about wanting yourself to come back is kinda weird. No?
@@WelloBello That's why I wrote: "THEY SAY it was also written by"... :) Bsides that, that man genuinely thought he was some kind of God, incarnated into a human body, so... who knows.
All the jokes aside this tune really hits different I lost my father to cancer couple of months ago nd this song just brought all the memories everything back...now living just feels worthless.
Damn dawg, sorry for the loss
You good bro?
Make him proud. Remember what he taught you.
Living is not worthless! How are you doing now, friend?
“Longing is always a prayer, even though the tongue is silent. If you are longing without interruption, then you are always praying. When does our prayer sleep? Only when our desire cools.” - Saint Augustine
Your life means more than what you can ever imagine, and your desires do not go unheard. :)
It’s actually quite pleasant when you hear it normally and without grey skyscrapers.
The skyline of P’yongyang is actually quite colourful. Shades of pastel greens, pinks, yellows, and blues are visually present in the city. Go search up a photo of P’yongyang, it’s not grey.
Imagine waking up yo this every morning, 365 for your entire life.
Try North Korea, they listen to it every morning, but it sounds errie
I do that. It's awesome!
Well, no. They don't play this song during Sundays and festivity. BUT you forgot to mention that they play this song at 11 P.M. too, a part for the "concert" at 6 A.M.
It can make anyone asleep how do people wake up to this is actually a mystery
@Heart of Madness 💀💀
"Yes, I'm into K-Pop"
P-PRESIDENT?
Perfect
Korean People's Organized Propaganda
@@krtbryn Yes. Kpop is propaganda. Its on my mind for months now
Kim- pop
This is actually pretty nice and calming.
this is much better than the version where they play this song on a crappy loudspeaker
@@guilherm502
... except on Sundays ...
Because even Kim Jong-un is not cruel enough to wake people up at 6am on a Sunday ...
@@nigelft lol
There will be a kpop party in my city soon, so I intend to bust out my bluetooth speaker and roll this masterpiece!
Do it lmao
lol what happened?
What happened
Good question :What happened
He most likely was deported to North Korea. That's why there is no response.
This is what you hear when you get the bad ending to a game.
Ou did you hear about the broom closet ending? The broom closet ending was mauy favourite
@@kashmirwillwin3124 ... I hope your friends find this concerning.
@@kashmirwillwin3124 lol is that a stanley parable reference
Sounds like a game over screen
Should tell enough about the ending we got in this nightmare realm
General is alive in Serbia, together with Tupac.
Dufffaaa93 And Elvis
General is protecting DPRK from Americans.
With harambe too?
Dufffaaa93 and Elvis
And Michael Jackson :)
It's a funeral hymn. It's ethereal and mysterious, serves its purpose well.
Beautiful song sprung from such a sad place. Sadness drives so many beautiful songs.
LS yeah beautiful song very very beutiful im cry
And it was composed by the Great General Kim Jong-Il, nevertheless! God bless the motherparty!
This is actually a sad song
@@DerClouder likely produced by someone else & he took credit
@@DD-fs9xt lool very true, though I guess that person would be taken care of by the state, maybe given property and an allowance in Pyongyang
i will upload and use as a ring tone at 6AM every day since now
GwB1967AR. like !
GwB1967AR haha
I play this music like they in 6AM in capital city
thats what i have done
I thought the same thing... I also get up at 6 everyday. :D
Press F for our dear General.
F
F
F
F
F
Welcome to the FBI Watchlist
?
I'm there since years
Never
I don't live in US so come on CIA
this actually sounds pretty good, unlike the scuffed version
I listened to this song a 1000 times, and each time it had a new taste to it. Endless beauty and feelings. It takes you far away filled with a complex of emotions
You live in Pyongyang by chance?
i m going to the beach at 4 am listening this song and made me cry
How was it?
@@viktorvondoom9119 Made him cry.
play this at my funeral
Ok.
Is that Jesus profile pic?
@@cloudysoup9056 yes
Put this as your alarm clock instead and wake up to it for the rest of your life
They will play baby shark at your funeral
A calming, melancholic song that relishes in the hope of a paternalist figure's "warm care"...almost makes you forget that this person is a general.
Even though I'm far from a communist and a follower of Juche, I have to admit that this song is melancholic and beautiful.
I'm right here!
Yo my man ain't dead
You need JESUS to be your Savuor.
Not a North Korea fan...but damn...this is nice...
thx. pls persue the option for north korea fan YES or YES? choose LOOOL
@@northkorea8811 God you got good angst, but stop hurting your people. For me Homie
I don't think ANYBODY is a North Korea fan :D
@@nomenome856 you'd be surprised.. There's some brainwashed people out there, keep watching N. Korean videos and you'll eventually find the propaganda videos and there you will find them.
I wake up to this every morning and it makes it awesome
I feel somewhat morally compromised saying this is a beautiful song.
I've got a strange feeling that I shouldnt be able to listen to this. And because I can, and am, that I am somehow breaking something. A rule, a guideline, either here in America or in North Korea. It's a very interesting insight into their world, the propaganda they live with.
I once read something by someone who grew up in the soviet union who said that most people who live in countries like the Soviet Union, East Germany, or in this case, North Korea, all know for the most part that they're being lied to by their government. But the lies they're being told make them happy, so they will just willingly accept them as facts in heart, and never speak about it. Not like they'd get away with discussing it, anyway.
And watching this with that knowledge gives this video an entirely knew eerie feel.
that wasn't what the russians or the germans were saying when they took down their communist governments
@@andrewuy1294 what does this have to do with communism or capitalism?
You have a completely wrong view of the Soviet Union. People regularly joked with eachother about the government and the leaders. But in formal public events you didn't say this. East Germany for example had a lot of jokes about Honecker and the SED.
But people were much freer than in the west in other respects. Work being the big one. It was heavily pro worker and employers had basically no powers, they could not fire you and you had every right to complain about the workplace. There were also many welfare programs.
A common saying in the east today is "Today in capitalism you can publically say whatever you want about the political system and the leaders of the nation but you cannot say anything about your employer. In socialism you can say whatever you want about your employers but nothing about the political system."
And the whole reason why the east had to use these measures were because the west bombarded the east with propaganda in the form of radio programs and TV broadcasts.
@@danielk3919 that's just what I was told by someone who grew up in the soviet union bro
Its called the fbi watch list friend
This song plays at the end of a 1970s zombie film, just as humanity has lost all hope and the zombies take over the city.
The beginning sounds like Pink Floyd.
Kim Floyd
Shine on you crazy Kim
Fuck... you're right.
Pink un
@@tropicalslav931 we don’t talk about that
I have a feeling I shouldn’t be watching this or I’ll get prosecuted
meh democracy do what ever you want
@@northkorea8811, Thanks, man.
Why would you get prosecuted? For listening to music?
Suitable for a funeral. mournful; gloomy; dismal: a funereal aloofness that was quite chilling
موسيقي غريبه وجميله تشعر وكانها من اعماق الماضي الدافئ واحلام الاجداد بالمجد وكفاحهم علي مر الاجيال
This song needs to be preserved for all time
Hey, this is a beautiful piece of music.
yes, many dictatorships used music as their propaganda tool
If only North Korea would quit blowing all of their money on rockets and invest in better quality speakers so this song actually sounds good when they play it every morning.
It makes me feel euphoric, melancholic, and nostalgic at the same time. I love it
Euphoric???
Same
@@signbear999. The feeling when it touches the heart like it was a love
Hyon Song-wol Has a beautiful voice ! love her songs
Man this is awesome. I put it every night to fall asleep. Better calming sensation I ever felt
Now, this is what I call avant garde.
@@claytonbouldin9381 haha. Nice one
Avant Garde means...?
@@lazzybug007 Avant Garde
عند سماع هذه الاغنية أتذكر الماضي الحنين غنية حساسة . احس بالهدوء عند سماعها❤
Sounds kinda like Lo-fi at first somehow.
Lofi hip hop radio- beats to mass dance/chill to
2:07 When it's dark and you stub your toe at the edge of the table
Best song ever
God damn it kimmy
Kim Jong-Un hey your highness can I have 10,000 Dollars? I need for education, I know you got that dough
YES OUR SUPREME LEADER OF NORTH KOREA! YES! OUR DEAR GENERAL
I agree with you my dear leader of North Korea
Lol! Hey Kimmy cakes, it's actually very beautiful and haunting.
I put my alarm with this song, I feel like im woke up in pyongyang...
I wake up to the railway sation alarm (the creepy version of this song)
By now I'm already dead inside
honestly this is MY JAM
6:00 am in pyongyang
Also, 11 P.M.
Every. Day.
For years
Girls: Kpop is so cool, I love BTS!
Boys:
I think that general defected.
Mike Cronis HAHAHAHAHJAJAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH 🤣🤣🤣🤣 most underrated comment in this video man, how Am i the only one who liked this comment?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He wanted to, but he died of malnutrition before he got the chance
@@henry003 not died I guess
This is unexpectedly funny
So funny
This is pretty much fit for a metal gear solid opening/trailer
MGS North Korea :Hunger eater
LOL I thought the same thing, this music is very similar to some of MGS, especially calling to the night from Peace walker
Apa cuma gue d sini yg lihat ni video gara2 lihat alarm pagi korut?
iwak klotok hahaha sama gw jg
iwak klotok kgk Cuman lu:v
iwak klotok sama
Gw udah dari sebelum nonton alarm korut :v
Kok sama ya 😂
This is such an amazing song man, I just love this piece, It’s epic!
Can't wait for the Kim Jong Un version now that he himself is gone, where are you dear rocket man.
Unfortunately we won't get one now
Lmao keep believing bourgeois propaganda about North Korea buddy
Rocket man ahahahaha lol
your the rocket man btw
rocket man, sung to the tune of ocean man
Towards the end of the song, there is rising sun. Japan 🗾🇯🇵⛩️
***Lyrics - (with a bit of word changes of mine)***
Supreme leader
Where are you? Where are you?
Lead us to you!
When the bright Big Dipper in the sky we see,
Fartherly General, we ask ourself where you are now.
Light shines in the window, of the supreme headquarters.
General out there somewhere, where are you sure to be?
In this dark forest, far behind enemy lines.
Our general, we wonder where he is.
Cold autumn wind blows, as we head forward.
His warm care, we are yearning constantly for.
His warm care, we are yearning constantly for.
Supreme Headquarters
2:42 - 2:53 sounds like UFO flying away
That's because there are aliens in North Korea.
Hell no
Certainly an old song lol
@@user-hm9uq8gk5x Actually, It was written and recorded in 1971 and made in 1991.
@Espectro Saga This might be correct tbh
This song has an epic feel. It is a song of greatness...
I really like this, bit like early Jean Michele Jarre
this REALLY reminds me of him now that you mention it
More like Isao Tomita than JMJ.
I thought that when I heard it on the loudspeakers in Pyongyang.
Yes it sounds like it was been composed by JMJ
Also listen to the electronic pochonbo ensemble, it's great
ITS ACTUALLY VERY GOOD! very sad
I found the General, he's right here in my heart.
🥺 that is so cute 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Congratulations that’s where he’s supposed to be. That’s why every North Korean wears a badge every time they go outside
bro curb your edgyness
I like the melody (though I'm sure I wouldn't if I were forced to listen to it every morning), but it would have been a whole lot nicer if they had just had a traditional orchestra record it, instead of doing this cheesy pop version with the synths, drum set, bass line and everything...
LOL I kinda like the synths, you can definitely hear the Soviet influence in the music
That would've been terrible you mongrel
Genius bit of prog rock from the Hermit kingdom !!!
This is religious music in NK
Beside of bad regime or bla bla bla, i feel a really patriotic and respect from the people for their heroes. From this song. Respect for DPRK people. 😢
respect! kim il sung and kim jong il are objectively heros doe
drill wtf
wats in ur freezer tfw americans’ heros are spider-man and the joker so they don’t fucking exist nor have they actually done anything meaningful for you
drill you fucking killed him dude
Unfortunately we will never stop going on about the regime in that 'country' these people are living in an absolute hell. I can only feel sorrow for them
What if this was the credits song for the COVID-2019 pandemic when we all survived it? Now that would be something.
Imma try and sample this shit
feature me
And me let's make it lit
Sample is one way ticket to cample
Did you sample it?
this is fire for a sample
Ok ok hear me out.. North korea might be a depressive and closed soviet-like country but this is Fucking gold
North Korea is nothing like Soviet country.
NK is like soviet country on steroids
The DPRK isnt depressive, its actually really nice. The Soviet-like part i dont agree with, maybe during the Stalin era.
Every morning on pyongyang that song be played, look like Muslim Adzan time pray in Indonesia and WORLD and look like Puja Mantra in Bali Indonesia... it is a marker greet the morning... The Country of North Korean... May 2, 2017...
It's normal for a place where a bad person is a dictator
except that Indonesia has azan to call muslims to pray.
The azan lasts like 1minute and it's not horrible
@@j.s.4819 Real dictator is US Biden!
beautiful voice and lyrics thanks hermit kingdom
😭 Dear leader where are you? Guide us to you!
As eerie as the morning wakeup playing the same song every single day is, this version is quite beautiful. Haunting yet hopeful... It would be great in a Broadway musical about escaping North Korea lol. I find it fascinating to see how North Korea is, good and bad, without all the propaganda on both sides.
I bet the real writers of this are pissed off at the old boy taking credit for this!
Fun fact: the stadium shown in the beginning of this video is called the Rungrado 1st of May Stadium, for many years it was the largest stadium in the world (some sources say its capacity was 150,000) but recently was passed by India's Narendra Modi Stadium.
스피커가 음악을 연주하지 않는 것이 슬프다.
If only the speakers could play it as well as this.
true
Best emotion song i ever heard. Peace no war from me, Malaysian😉
This should the version that should be put
_Not the slow one.. if you guys know what I mean.._
I
agree.
I do, the slow one is... not good...
It's because of their ancient, terrible speakers they use plus them using loud version that it's distorted
@@아리랑-f2k tbh I like the sound of old and distorted speakers tbh
@@아리랑-f2k funny how a cult of personality blinded people from making a high quality sound system for their glorious propoganda.
This was back when MTV was actually good.
This is straight fire ngl 🔥🔥
Is there a limit of full words that you can type out?
00:55 does this melody sound to anyone like the first line of Scarborough Fair by Simon and Garfunkel? I can't help it but sing "Are you going to Scarborough Fair?" along to it
mbikarski OamG I was just gonna comment that. Its super similar 😅
Yeah a little bit x)
it's like an epic anime ending song. Just imagine it. The opening is like fast and full of energy most of the time, to hype people, but the ending... oh God, the ending. So gentle and soft. Like a real endgame.
just what I was thinking
I love the description
this song made me cry....
This song makes me cry, reminding me of how trapped those innocent people are.
keep reading radio free asia and keep believing in those lies 🤣
@@eirich1606 you are writing comments from Pyongyang, I presume?
LIke em or hate em, they certainly know how to write very emotionally moving, powerful music.
Koreans in general know to do it. They are a great people.
I am listening to this while at the same time looking at Opacity's gallery of abandoned factories and mental asylums that he explores and at a page called "Northwood Asylum", abandoned and rotting since the 1970s, with early morning sunlight filling the decaying rooms. Holy cow the combo is like something right out of a deliriant trip.
A truly beautiful song in this dark forest. I love it.
This version is better than the one they play at 6AM
I saw this video in the NK TV yesterday :)
감사드립니다.