Nate The Mate : I've been listening to Patrick since a little before his house shows. Met him bc he lives in my area. Also, I'm friends with one of his previous managers and his most recent tour with my other friend the sound guy. Just saying I know him even though he still won't give us (even close friends) free tickets and stuff as well, but doesn't matter much bc I love supporting him/them all when I can. (I edited it to omit the names but you could probably figure it out if you try hard enough)
Nate The Mate : Also I just remembered I helped him film footage for a scene in one of his videos (never told us which song it was for and I don't think he ever used that footage either😅).
Daylily makes me cry every time. Actually tearing up thinking about it. Deadly Dull will always make me cry. That song is just so beautifully terribly sad.
The fact he wrote it for his girlfriend who suffers from depression 😭😭😭 it's like an "it's ok everything will be just fine" lullaby for her from him. I sob listening to it. So beautiful.
Every member of Movements is honestly so respectful, kind, and humble. I've never met them and felt like a burden and when I've talked to them it's like I feel at home. I have a Movements tattoo with lyrics from Nineteen, that I got on my nineteenth birthday and this band is so damn important to me. Success is not determined by leather-bound books and ink on paper.
Movements are easily the best band in the scene currently. The amount of talent and honesty blended into a cohesive and powerful sound is something to admire.
About five years ago, as a Lyft operator, I picked up a young gentleman at a Sam Ashe in King of Prussia, Pa. First thing I noticed is we shared the same first name. Turned out it was Spencer York and we started talking about his band, Movements. I was impressed with his down to earth attitude and willingness to discuss the band Checked out RUclips vids and wekipedia and liked what I heard and saw. Spencer appears very smooth on his kit. Been rooting for them since that ride
Everyone is always like "How can you listen to such depressing music all the time" but what they don't understand is it's not. Movements music makes people like me feel less alone. It makes me joyful, it's like a good friend putting their arm around you and telling you're worth it. I know that's sounds cheesey as hell but it's the truth. They really are a special band ♥️
movements is such a special band for me, i relate to the songs so much, it's amazing how their music makes me feel not alone and that there is hope out there.. i will forever be thankful for them.
You’ve gotta love the respect Patrick has for other bands too, at 7:46 you can see him wearing a Citizen hat, he wore a Title Fight shirt in the unreleased song “Scripted” music video. He’s always repping another influential band, and it’s awesome. This is my all time fav favorite band, this video hit hard Nate, I felt everything you mentioned in this. If you haven’t checked out Movements yet, so so.
One last thing. I saw Movements with Turnover, Citizen, and The Story So Far back in 2018 (one of my favorite concerts by far). Movements was the OPENING BAND when they should have been the finale (and that’s no disrespect to the other bands who I love very, very much). They brought the energy and what was definitely the best performance of the night, and from what I’ve seen in video of their other performances, this is usually the case
I remember when protection came out, I knew they were next. I remember meeting them at warped their first year, when we said we had been fans since protection they looked so happy.
I went to a Knuckle Puck show in Columbus, Ohio in 2017. They were great, but Movements came on and there was something different about them. I'm used to people singing along to every song, but not like they sang along to Movements. I had never even heard of the band but the feeling that came over everyone and the emotions that came with it were overwhelming. I thought I went for Knuckle Puck, but it turned out I went for Movements.
I'm on my last month of being sixteen, but boy am I thankful Movements was with me through it all. This is a very profound band I keep them close to my heart.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Since I first saw Movements in 2014 open for Hotel Books and talked to Pat after I knew there was something special about them. I can not wait to hear more from them, they are incredible as songwriters and as people
As someone who’s seen Movements a minimum of 5 times, this is all very true. There’s something so captivating about having lyrics that mixes desperation with hope. And they do it so seamlessly.
I completely agree with your assessment of Movements and have had similar experiences listening to their music. I have been following Movements for close to four years now and continue to be blown away by their creativity and captivated by their artistic composition. Like yourself, Movements overwhelmed me with nostalgia, connecting me with my 16-year-old self. Now as a 36-year-old "adult," bands like Movements and Balance & Composure have made me realize how significant and influential this genre of music is, and the definite impact it has had on what is now decades of my life. Listening to Movements put me in touch with certain emotions and thought processes' of my 16-year-old self as I listened to bands like Saves The Day, The Promise Ring, and Bright Eyes. Overall, I believe I am blessed that a new generation of artists are producing music with heart, honesty, and substance.
Hands down movements is my favorite band and you nailed this video spot on Nate. I found movements in the beginning of there career at one of my lowest points in life and man they really do have a magic to them. Hopefully getting my movements tattoo later this year that pat wrote out for me.
“For now theres comfort in the quiet solitude and rainy days. I got my sadness to a science all I can is hope for change.” Was the line that truly broke me. Patrick Miranda is a true lyricist.
This is a VERY late reply, but I'm glad someone else appreciates Movements like I do. Daylily was the first song I heard from them and I loved them ever since. I don't think I had heard someone ever sing with that much emotion before up to that point. Then I fell in love with bands that sound like that in general!
I saw them open up for real friends in a random wrestling ring in ny. It was there first time in the east coast. Then they got huge and im like " i remember when they barely had 2000 plays on any of their songs". Sick
heard daylily for the first time after my best friend who was a girl (who i liked at the time) had wanted some space (permanently) and that song was the first song i cried to, always saw myself as a tough guy who never showed emotion, someone who people could rely on, but inside i was in agonising pain, and movements feel something album was the reason i managed to move past that, at the end of the year the first 11 songs was every song on that album, i hope to see them one day but idk if they will come aus
Just came across this video 4 years after you posted it. As a 35 year old man who has been into the punkrock / emo / metal genre for more then 20 years now, Movements is definetely the most special band to me since Feel Something dropped. I think it will be the band for the rest of my life that I'll turn on at every day whether im feeling like shit or when I'm doing great, atleast that's what has been going on the last 6 years. They helped me through my darkest times when I was veeery depressed when I was 28-30 and I can safely say their lyrics helped me understand more about what I was feeling at the time. Just love this band with all my heart
A friend of mine who loved Movements (at the time i never heard of them) showed me the song The Grey while we were driving around a few weeks after i had a breakup with a girl i was with for almost 3 years. The song grabbed me right away, the lyrics, the sound, it was great, and now almost 3 years later it's still on of my all time favorite songs. I had a different phone at that time but on my current phone it's currently the 2nd must played at 208 plays. The Grey will always have a special place in my heart
hope you know how special this video is. Movements is far one of my favorite bands and I'm finally seeing them live in november this year - and I'm already emotional just to think about hearing (and feeling) the Feel Something songs live
Kept was my introduction to movements and genuinely it blew my mind. The line "I've lost every ounce of self respect, I hate myself, I am a wreck, I'll give you something to forget" is not only delivered perfectly by the full band, but carries the same emotions I've felt for years and it truly hit me in a different way. Now I'm seeing them in November and I can't wait. One of my all time favourite bands!
Been listening to Movements since Protection was released. Literally love this band with all my heart. I'm so glad they've gotten as big as they are. All 4 members are absolute angels. Love them forever.
Had kinda forgot about Movements, but this video just reminded me of how fucking GREAT their music is. Its been a year since ive listened to some of these songs, feels good.
This was honestly an amazing video! Your words are choice. I mean you really made a video about a band who’s work speaks for itself and gave it a voice and articulated the work as a whole which is very hard to do. I love this kind of content for you a lot and it’s cool to see you grow as a creator! Best wishes as always my friend!
dude you killed this. written absolutely perfectly the way you depict their songs and Pats lyrics. just fucking awesome man. you have a knack for this and i love hearing your take on these bands. keep it up man. much love
Love this band, I listened a lot to Daylily on Spotify and then I randomly listened to Full Circle loved it and realised that it was the same band. I then devoured "No good left to give" and it became my most listened to of 2022-2023. They then released Ruckus and I love it. Favourite band.
Daylily is the song I dedicated to my girlfriend on our 1 year anniversary She has severe depression and when I showed her that song she broke down crying because of how it spoke to her
Man this video was Awesome! They do have that something about them that really makes you FEEL their songs. Saw them play at the last Warped Tour ( with a few hundred people watching their set) and they spoke of how the year prior they had maybe a couple dozen. Blowing up!
You’ve really hit the nail on the head here. I think the thing with some of these bands is that you have to find them in your time of need and movements never caught that for me. The two that did were Real Friends and The Hotelier. But such a great take bro 👌
I love these last two videos! It is so beautiful to hear your emotional connection to these songs and bands I can hear the passion in your voice, and I love everything you say about them as well
The band's guitar parts are the extra-special sauce for me. It manages to sound simple, yet ambient and "full". In general the band's instruments sound like there's more things happening than there actually is. Bands like Armor For Sleep and The Dangerous Summer manage to do that same thing for me.
I saw movements this past May and got to meet all the members and I can say what nice dudes they all are! They were happy to sign my records and talk to me, the bassist and guitarist chatted with my friends and I for awhile about vinyl records and music. Very humble guys
The most recent song to make me cry was definitely deadly dull. The biggest thing about it is that it's about pats girlfriends grandpa. He told the story wonderfully.
i cried lots listening to daylily reminded me of my mother and wow when i saw them live it was amazing!!!!!! I ended up doing an art project on the song with pink clouds in the back and a daylily being passed from one hand to the other. That song means the world to me, and they have some great music
this video actually gave me chills!... Movements is that one band that can make me feel all kinds of ways... Deadly Dull is my all time favorite song ( my grandma has Alzehimers) and holy shit, it hits like a truck
hey, nate. i've been a lowkey mate for a few months now and i really love this new format you're going with on these videos. they feel incredibly personal. feel something was a life changing record to me that helped me become accustomed to softer vibes as opposed to the normally heavy music i listen to. and thanks to feel something, and to your videos, i discovered turnover. your video on peripheral vision made me check out the record and it's become an easy top 5 album of all time for me since i listened to it for the first time. thank you for your videos. this one especially.
Loved that it had a have heart snippet in it. I'm pretty sure you've checked out that other pat's new band already, fiddlehead. Great video, looking forward to future videos from you, Nate.
I bought tickets to go to their Feel Something tour on a whim. I had never even heard of them. But one of my friends in my friend group at the time got tickets and wanted me to go too because I like that type of music. After hearing the first note on the studio album, I was a fan. After hearing the first note of them live, I'll go see them every chance I get.
I've been with them since Dreambound, I met Movements on 11/7/2018, at the show it was Mess KC band, Movements and Turnover. They did a private show in a bar in Lawrence KS, when I walked in no one knew Movements I heard people saying they're only there for Turnover. I sang every song at the top of my lungs, no one else sang. The moment I met Pat, he was the most humble man on earth. My ex fiance had gotten him to facetime me one day when I was going through the hardest time of my life, and he wrote my first tattoo "shine onto me." He then made a video so I could watch everyday I struggled with things. When they went off the stage I ran over to table and waited and waited for twenty minutes. Once it was my turn I told Pat my name and he told me he knew who exactly I was as soon as he seen me and my ex fiance always spoke about me. I told him that he saved my life and told him he has helped me through the hardest times in my life, and I went into depth on what I had been through. He held me while I cried on his shoulder, he had to lean down since I'm so tiny. I told Pat how much he means to me and he's my idol. I promised him that I wouldn't hurt myself any longer, and I finally felt complete. The night I went to go see Movements I almost didn't make it to see them, I was going to kill myself. Patrick Miranda, you saved my life. If I hadn't have met you that night I would have killed myself. Thank you for saving my life, you'll never know how much the night we met means to me. - The only teenager at the Bottleneck in Lawrence KS
i remember when protection came out & it resonated so deeply it was crazy & then i fell in love with their ep outgrown things & it was so genuine & by the time the album came out they had gained so many new fans & it's so well deserved
Daylily made me cry because the girl featured in the video, a fan of Movements named Hannah, looked exactly like the girl who I had a massive crush on, and her on me, to at the time I found the song. She had silver hair, loved to wear shirts with that knot tied in the front, and very bad mental health issues. The last part is important because Daylily is about Patrick's girlfriend, who had severe depression and anxiety. When I listened to the song, I felt like I was in Patrick's shoes. I was watching this girl I loved very dearly drift away due to depression and I tried everything I did to be an ear for her when she needed it and affirm her. But despite that, me and this girl don't talk anymore. Sometime last November, when her and I both thought she was recovering really well and was having a breakthrough in her therapy, she had a breakdown and ended up cutting all contact with me out of the blue. She deleted her Discord account, blocked my number, and even went as far as to unfriend me on Roblox. I haven't spoken to her in almost a year now and while I've more or less moved on from it, whenever I heard Daylily on my playlist, I think of her. She's probably forgotten who I am now but I don't think I'll ever forget her. She meant alot to me and I hope I can find another girl like her.
it never really hit me hard how many people are also affected by this album, but hearing you talk about it and reading these comments gives almost another deeper meaning to me. I love this video and movements, thank you
My favorite band ever! I've seen them twice so far and met Pat at Warped. The are incredible live! And Pat was really nice as well. Can't wait for album #2
Honestly, your channel introduced me to Movements [be it 2 years too late], and I'm so grateful I was introduced to such an emotionally complex, and musically diverse band as MOVEMENTS. Feel Something maintains a top album in my spotify library, and I can't help but belt out with Patrick on some of his most painfully true lyrics. This shit is so fucking real it hurts to love it so much. ❤🖤 It's a deadly dull like a sword stuck in its sheath.
first time listening to movements i was in drawing class and i was kinda listening as background music but the bridge/poem thingy at the end of full circle really caught my attention and i shed a tear at the last lines. “because instead of feeling cornered the corners of my mouth with start to point up instead of being anchored down”. then third degree came on next and you know the rest
At Warped Tour 18 (final year), Movements was the one band I took away, having never heard of them before, and immediately bought all their stuff and saw them again before the year was out
Nineteen was the first song I heard from them in summer of 2017, and it just spoke to me as no other songs has done, then I heard the rest of the Outgrown Things EP and fell in love with it. Then there Album came out and I LOVED it. Then I got to see them as the last band I saw at Warped Tour in 2018, they were the closer to that day and the last band I'll probably ever see at Warped Tour, the last song they played was Daylily and balloons came out it was the perfect ending to Warped Tour.
I've been a fan of movements since January of 2015 and seeing them grow makes me so happy and proud. They've gotten me through the hardest parts of my life and I'd defend this band forover. Would be cool to to talk about Outgrown Things and their 3 demos
Although I don't like the music itself from these guys that much, I do appreciate it. I will happily admit that the music is genius; it's probably the best songwriting I've ever seen. I only know and appreciate it because of a friend who showed it to me.
HOLY SHIT OK I DIDNT KNOW, WHEN YOU RELEASED THE GRAYSCALE VIDEO I THOUGHT ABOUT MOVEMENTS AND HOW I THOUGHT YOUD DEFINITELY ALSO LIKE THEM WITHOUT KNOWING YOU ALREADY DID MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THEM
Nate The Mate dude, you should do yourself the favor of checking them out! They give off a heavy movements vibe cause their guitarist was the guitarist for movements EP
The third time I saw movements was about 6 months before they dropped feel something and they played deadly dull. My grandmother had not passed but it was only about six months later we lost her. I’ve cried everytime I listen to it.
This band is absolutely amazing. Balance & Composure is amazing(saw them live a long time ago), Im a bit older than you Im gathering and Bands like Circa Survive, Emarosa, and Hail The Sun is more my style but Movements is definitely picking up the mantle for the OG's. The bands you mention for sure but even before them.. Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, that whole Erra is where this all began... Old Fall Out Boy even.
If you enjoyed this video, 'SHARE' somewhere on social media, that's all I ask
Thank you so much, have an incredible weekend
Nate The Mate : I've been listening to Patrick since a little before his house shows. Met him bc he lives in my area. Also, I'm friends with one of his previous managers and his most recent tour with my other friend the sound guy. Just saying I know him even though he still won't give us (even close friends) free tickets and stuff as well, but doesn't matter much bc I love supporting him/them all when I can. (I edited it to omit the names but you could probably figure it out if you try hard enough)
Nate The Mate : Also I just remembered I helped him film footage for a scene in one of his videos (never told us which song it was for and I don't think he ever used that footage either😅).
Daylily makes me cry every time. Actually tearing up thinking about it. Deadly Dull will always make me cry. That song is just so beautifully terribly sad.
The fact he wrote it for his girlfriend who suffers from depression 😭😭😭 it's like an "it's ok everything will be just fine" lullaby for her from him. I sob listening to it. So beautiful.
Deadly dull tears me apart every time I swear
''You wanna move mountains, well I do too.'' is my all time favorite lyric.
Same dude, every time I hear that line it gets me every time
It gets me good
You wanna move mountains
Go ahead
I think I'll suffocate instead
You wanna move MOOOUNTAAAI(downward slide) NNNNSS
That's my favorite one
@@HelloThere..... same hahaa
Every member of Movements is honestly so respectful, kind, and humble. I've never met them and felt like a burden and when I've talked to them it's like I feel at home. I have a Movements tattoo with lyrics from Nineteen, that I got on my nineteenth birthday and this band is so damn important to me. Success is not determined by leather-bound books and ink on paper.
oh boy it’s like they want to meet you and it feels so good
Nineteen was the first song I ever heard by them. It was very relatable to me too. I swear it’s like they’ve spoken to me and made the songs for me
I’m gonna get “without a struggle there can’t be progress” tatted
Movements are easily the best band in the scene currently. The amount of talent and honesty blended into a cohesive and powerful sound is something to admire.
About five years ago, as a Lyft operator, I picked up a young gentleman at a Sam Ashe in King of Prussia, Pa. First thing I noticed is we shared the same first name.
Turned out it was Spencer York and we started talking about his band, Movements.
I was impressed with his down to earth attitude and willingness to discuss the band
Checked out RUclips vids and wekipedia and liked what I heard and saw. Spencer appears very smooth on his kit.
Been rooting for them since that ride
And this is why I got into melodic hardcore
Everyone is always like "How can you listen to such depressing music all the time" but what they don't understand is it's not. Movements music makes people like me feel less alone. It makes me joyful, it's like a good friend putting their arm around you and telling you're worth it. I know that's sounds cheesey as hell but it's the truth. They really are a special band ♥️
movements is such a special band for me, i relate to the songs so much, it's amazing how their music makes me feel not alone and that there is hope out there.. i will forever be thankful for them.
same here bre
Saw them live in Pittsburgh with trash boat and Boston manor, best concert I’ve ever been to.
TheGoatCarter that tour smashed!
@@NateTheMateForever two weeks later I've now been to warped tour on the beach and sadly that will now be the best concert ever
You’ve gotta love the respect Patrick has for other bands too, at 7:46 you can see him wearing a Citizen hat, he wore a Title Fight shirt in the unreleased song “Scripted” music video. He’s always repping another influential band, and it’s awesome. This is my all time fav favorite band, this video hit hard Nate, I felt everything you mentioned in this. If you haven’t checked out Movements yet, so so.
One last thing. I saw Movements with Turnover, Citizen, and The Story So Far back in 2018 (one of my favorite concerts by far). Movements was the OPENING BAND when they should have been the finale (and that’s no disrespect to the other bands who I love very, very much). They brought the energy and what was definitely the best performance of the night, and from what I’ve seen in video of their other performances, this is usually the case
I remember when protection came out, I knew they were next. I remember meeting them at warped their first year, when we said we had been fans since protection they looked so happy.
Wish they would play it live again but I understand why
@0:57 you list all my favorite bands holy moly i love you nate
This band got me through my Nyquil and pharmaceutical addiction and alcoholism. Thank you, Movements
I went to a Knuckle Puck show in Columbus, Ohio in 2017. They were great, but Movements came on and there was something different about them. I'm used to people singing along to every song, but not like they sang along to Movements. I had never even heard of the band but the feeling that came over everyone and the emotions that came with it were overwhelming. I thought I went for Knuckle Puck, but it turned out I went for Movements.
That’s exactly what I felt the first time I heard Capstan live with Silverstein. I had never heard of them but their song Wax Poetic had me tearing up
That’s exactly what I felt the first time I heard Capstan live with Silverstein. I had never heard of them but their song Wax Poetic had me tearing up
Duuude you should've given love to their Outgrown Things EP and their cover of Losing My Religion.
Schmeckledwarf Huggins i was waiting for that
Daylily got me into Movements
I love this band to death. Helped me in really hard times.
Their album “Feel Something” is amazing. Defiantly worth a listen if you like punk rock or great lyrics!
Storminmormn6 it’s a great record!
This is one of my most favorite videos you’ve made, you’ve basically explained every reason why I love movements.
I'm on my last month of being sixteen, but boy am I thankful Movements was with me through it all. This is a very profound band I keep them close to my heart.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Since I first saw Movements in 2014 open for Hotel Books and talked to Pat after I knew there was something special about them. I can not wait to hear more from them, they are incredible as songwriters and as people
Was that the tour with Worthwhile? Because I was there for the Florida date in Tampa!
As someone who’s seen Movements a minimum of 5 times, this is all very true. There’s something so captivating about having lyrics that mixes desperation with hope. And they do it so seamlessly.
Agree
I completely agree with your assessment of Movements and have had similar experiences listening to their music. I have been following Movements for close to four years now and continue to be blown away by their creativity and captivated by their artistic composition. Like yourself, Movements overwhelmed me with nostalgia, connecting me with my 16-year-old self. Now as a 36-year-old "adult," bands like Movements and Balance & Composure have made me realize how significant and influential this genre of music is, and the definite impact it has had on what is now decades of my life. Listening to Movements put me in touch with certain emotions and thought processes' of my 16-year-old self as I listened to bands like Saves The Day, The Promise Ring, and Bright Eyes. Overall, I believe I am blessed that a new generation of artists are producing music with heart, honesty, and substance.
Hands down movements is my favorite band and you nailed this video spot on Nate. I found movements in the beginning of there career at one of my lowest points in life and man they really do have a magic to them. Hopefully getting my movements tattoo later this year that pat wrote out for me.
Trevor Sullivan love you Trevor!
“For now theres comfort in the quiet solitude and rainy days. I got my sadness to a science all I can is hope for change.” Was the line that truly broke me. Patrick Miranda is a true lyricist.
I 100% can relate to that line and I love it
This is a VERY late reply, but I'm glad someone else appreciates Movements like I do. Daylily was the first song I heard from them and I loved them ever since. I don't think I had heard someone ever sing with that much emotion before up to that point. Then I fell in love with bands that sound like that in general!
Every time they come to town I always go and I always screams my lungs out. They hit home more then they will ever know
I saw them open up for real friends in a random wrestling ring in ny. It was there first time in the east coast. Then they got huge and im like " i remember when they barely had 2000 plays on any of their songs". Sick
heard daylily for the first time after my best friend who was a girl (who i liked at the time) had wanted some space (permanently) and that song was the first song i cried to, always saw myself as a tough guy who never showed emotion, someone who people could rely on, but inside i was in agonising pain, and movements feel something album was the reason i managed to move past that, at the end of the year the first 11 songs was every song on that album, i hope to see them one day but idk if they will come aus
So glad to see you branching out with your editing/formatting! Love watching your channel grow
Lily Krumenacker thank you for noticing Lily! Gotta keep growing always!
I come back to this video every few months, its so dear to me since you explain how important movements is perfectly. Thank you
Just came across this video 4 years after you posted it. As a 35 year old man who has been into the punkrock / emo / metal genre for more then 20 years now, Movements is definetely the most special band to me since Feel Something dropped. I think it will be the band for the rest of my life that I'll turn on at every day whether im feeling like shit or when I'm doing great, atleast that's what has been going on the last 6 years. They helped me through my darkest times when I was veeery depressed when I was 28-30 and I can safely say their lyrics helped me understand more about what I was feeling at the time. Just love this band with all my heart
A friend of mine who loved Movements (at the time i never heard of them) showed me the song The Grey while we were driving around a few weeks after i had a breakup with a girl i was with for almost 3 years. The song grabbed me right away, the lyrics, the sound, it was great, and now almost 3 years later it's still on of my all time favorite songs. I had a different phone at that time but on my current phone it's currently the 2nd must played at 208 plays. The Grey will always have a special place in my heart
Literally everything you said about relating to the music in a deep way is why I love them so much. That and the songwriting is just on another level.
Alexander Carlin Music heck yeah my mate, such a unique band
Keep doing what youre doing, my dude! The scene right now needs this kind of analysis and exposure and you're doing it perfectly
hope you know how special this video is. Movements is far one of my favorite bands and I'm finally seeing them live in november this year - and I'm already emotional just to think about hearing (and feeling) the Feel Something songs live
saw them live for the first time in may, first time I have ever cried at a show - to submerge. beautiful music from a great band.
man the first time crying at a gig is such a wild moment. my first time really ugly crying was during a Tigers Jaw set a couple years back
@@billythexxxterminator4870 gah that sounds like one that would get me too!
@@evangelismlegostyle yeah man it was crazy. I never saw it coming
@@billythexxxterminator4870 wish I got to see them, went to wicca in toronto but damn that would've been great
@@evangelismlegostyle oh man I would kill to see wicca
Kept was my introduction to movements and genuinely it blew my mind. The line "I've lost every ounce of self respect, I hate myself, I am a wreck, I'll give you something to forget" is not only delivered perfectly by the full band, but carries the same emotions I've felt for years and it truly hit me in a different way. Now I'm seeing them in November and I can't wait. One of my all time favourite bands!
Wow I’ve found a channel about pop punk and emo! You got my subscription man!
Been listening to Movements since Protection was released. Literally love this band with all my heart. I'm so glad they've gotten as big as they are. All 4 members are absolute angels. Love them forever.
Had kinda forgot about Movements, but this video just reminded me of how fucking GREAT their music is. Its been a year since ive listened to some of these songs, feels good.
Hyper evvin they’re so freakin good it blows my mind
Their music is therapy.
This was honestly an amazing video! Your words are choice. I mean you really made a video about a band who’s work speaks for itself and gave it a voice and articulated the work as a whole which is very hard to do. I love this kind of content for you a lot and it’s cool to see you grow as a creator! Best wishes as always my friend!
dude you killed this. written absolutely perfectly the way you depict their songs and Pats lyrics. just fucking awesome man. you have a knack for this and i love hearing your take on these bands. keep it up man. much love
this is the most beautiful channel ever, thank you
thank YOU, Kayla!
Love this band, I listened a lot to Daylily on Spotify and then I randomly listened to Full Circle loved it and realised that it was the same band. I then devoured "No good left to give" and it became my most listened to of 2022-2023. They then released Ruckus and I love it. Favourite band.
Daylily is the song I dedicated to my girlfriend on our 1 year anniversary
She has severe depression and when I showed her that song she broke down crying because of how it spoke to her
Man this video was Awesome!
They do have that something about them that really makes you FEEL their songs.
Saw them play at the last Warped Tour ( with a few hundred people watching their set) and they spoke of how the year prior they had maybe a couple dozen.
Blowing up!
Another quality video Nate, loving it
You’ve really hit the nail on the head here. I think the thing with some of these bands is that you have to find them in your time of need and movements never caught that for me. The two that did were Real Friends and The Hotelier. But such a great take bro 👌
I love these last two videos! It is so beautiful to hear your emotional connection to these songs and bands I can hear the passion in your voice, and I love everything you say about them as well
The band's guitar parts are the extra-special sauce for me. It manages to sound simple, yet ambient and "full". In general the band's instruments sound like there's more things happening than there actually is. Bands like Armor For Sleep and The Dangerous Summer manage to do that same thing for me.
I saw movements this past May and got to meet all the members and I can say what nice dudes they all are! They were happy to sign my records and talk to me, the bassist and guitarist chatted with my friends and I for awhile about vinyl records and music.
Very humble guys
The most recent song to make me cry was definitely deadly dull.
The biggest thing about it is that it's about pats girlfriends grandpa. He told the story wonderfully.
Man I wish I knew what song was the first song to make me cry. What an awesome memory you have.
I remember in 2015 when a penpal sent me a link to Protection, man that hit me hard. They've made so many great songs.
for me, the spoken word portions in feel something evokes thursday's full collapse and alexisonfire's debut. god i love these albums
i cried lots listening to daylily reminded me of my mother and wow when i saw them live it was amazing!!!!!! I ended up doing an art project on the song with pink clouds in the back and a daylily being passed from one hand to the other. That song means the world to me, and they have some great music
Fantastic video. Movements are so underrated. One of my favourite bands ever.
this video actually gave me chills!... Movements is that one band that can make me feel all kinds of ways... Deadly Dull is my all time favorite song ( my grandma has Alzehimers) and holy shit, it hits like a truck
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Thank you Vick!
hey, nate. i've been a lowkey mate for a few months now and i really love this new format you're going with on these videos. they feel incredibly personal.
feel something was a life changing record to me that helped me become accustomed to softer vibes as opposed to the normally heavy music i listen to.
and thanks to feel something, and to your videos, i discovered turnover. your video on peripheral vision made me check out the record and it's become an easy top 5 album of all time for me since i listened to it for the first time.
thank you for your videos. this one especially.
Such a well done video mate! Watched this late at night, and the intro gave me all the feels
ahhh that makes me so happy!!! thank u Dari
i really enjoy this style of video
Saw them last year at PH. So lucky that I've witnessed such a glorious act. Hoping to see them again
Loved that it had a have heart snippet in it. I'm pretty sure you've checked out that other pat's new band already, fiddlehead. Great video, looking forward to future videos from you, Nate.
I bought tickets to go to their Feel Something tour on a whim. I had never even heard of them. But one of my friends in my friend group at the time got tickets and wanted me to go too because I like that type of music. After hearing the first note on the studio album, I was a fan. After hearing the first note of them live, I'll go see them every chance I get.
been with movements since dreambound records
Dreambound isn’t a record company, only a promo channel.
i've loved sm them for years, im so happy others love them sm too
I've been with them since Dreambound, I met Movements on 11/7/2018, at the show it was Mess KC band, Movements and Turnover. They did a private show in a bar in Lawrence KS, when I walked in no one knew Movements I heard people saying they're only there for Turnover. I sang every song at the top of my lungs, no one else sang.
The moment I met Pat, he was the most humble man on earth. My ex fiance had gotten him to facetime me one day when I was going through the hardest time of my life, and he wrote my first tattoo "shine onto me." He then made a video so I could watch everyday I struggled with things.
When they went off the stage I ran over to table and waited and waited for twenty minutes. Once it was my turn I told Pat my name and he told me he knew who exactly I was as soon as he seen me and my ex fiance always spoke about me. I told him that he saved my life and told him he has helped me through the hardest times in my life, and I went into depth on what I had been through. He held me while I cried on his shoulder, he had to lean down since I'm so tiny. I told Pat how much he means to me and he's my idol. I promised him that I wouldn't hurt myself any longer, and I finally felt complete.
The night I went to go see Movements I almost didn't make it to see them, I was going to kill myself. Patrick Miranda, you saved my life. If I hadn't have met you that night I would have killed myself.
Thank you for saving my life, you'll never know how much the night we met means to me. - The only teenager at the Bottleneck in Lawrence KS
i remember when protection came out & it resonated so deeply it was crazy & then i fell in love with their ep outgrown things & it was so genuine & by the time the album came out they had gained so many new fans & it's so well deserved
Daylily made me cry because the girl featured in the video, a fan of Movements named Hannah, looked exactly like the girl who I had a massive crush on, and her on me, to at the time I found the song. She had silver hair, loved to wear shirts with that knot tied in the front, and very bad mental health issues. The last part is important because Daylily is about Patrick's girlfriend, who had severe depression and anxiety. When I listened to the song, I felt like I was in Patrick's shoes. I was watching this girl I loved very dearly drift away due to depression and I tried everything I did to be an ear for her when she needed it and affirm her.
But despite that, me and this girl don't talk anymore. Sometime last November, when her and I both thought she was recovering really well and was having a breakthrough in her therapy, she had a breakdown and ended up cutting all contact with me out of the blue. She deleted her Discord account, blocked my number, and even went as far as to unfriend me on Roblox. I haven't spoken to her in almost a year now and while I've more or less moved on from it, whenever I heard Daylily on my playlist, I think of her. She's probably forgotten who I am now but I don't think I'll ever forget her. She meant alot to me and I hope I can find another girl like her.
it never really hit me hard how many people are also affected by this album, but hearing you talk about it and reading these comments gives almost another deeper meaning to me. I love this video and movements, thank you
First song I heard was nineteen and I was instantly hooked currently can say I have enjoyed seeing them live 3 times 🙌🏻
Just found your channel and I love it! Keep up with the good work.
My favorite band ever! I've seen them twice so far and met Pat at Warped. The are incredible live! And Pat was really nice as well. Can't wait for album #2
Honestly, your channel introduced me to Movements [be it 2 years too late], and I'm so grateful I was introduced to such an emotionally complex, and musically diverse band as MOVEMENTS. Feel Something maintains a top album in my spotify library, and I can't help but belt out with Patrick on some of his most painfully true lyrics.
This shit is so fucking real it hurts to love it so much. ❤🖤 It's a deadly dull like a sword stuck in its sheath.
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Kinda lucky you just found them. You don’t have to wait 2 years for the next album
first time listening to movements i was in drawing class and i was kinda listening as background music but the bridge/poem thingy at the end of full circle really caught my attention and i shed a tear at the last lines. “because instead of feeling cornered the corners of my mouth with start to point up instead of being anchored down”. then third degree came on next and you know the rest
At Warped Tour 18 (final year), Movements was the one band I took away, having never heard of them before, and immediately bought all their stuff and saw them again before the year was out
I agree with this 100%. And I cannot wait to hear album #2.
cynthia m hopefully it’ll be out early next year
Nineteen was the first song I heard from them in summer of 2017, and it just spoke to me as no other songs has done, then I heard the rest of the Outgrown Things EP and fell in love with it. Then there Album came out and I LOVED it. Then I got to see them as the last band I saw at Warped Tour in 2018, they were the closer to that day and the last band I'll probably ever see at Warped Tour, the last song they played was Daylily and balloons came out it was the perfect ending to Warped Tour.
I've been a fan of movements since January of 2015 and seeing them grow makes me so happy and proud. They've gotten me through the hardest parts of my life and I'd defend this band forover. Would be cool to to talk about Outgrown Things and their 3 demos
nate i think this is your best video
Bianca Fina Bianca :’)
Choke Up from Boston is one of the best bands I've ever heard and makes me cry. Those goddamn stormy blues. Seriously.
Man I still remember the day me and my boy randomly came across protection music video when there was like 1000 views and I've been hooked ever since.
Very good video Nate. Very professional and had me hooked from start to finish
Please do a video about Balance and Composure
Although I don't like the music itself from these guys that much, I do appreciate it. I will happily admit that the music is genius; it's probably the best songwriting I've ever seen. I only know and appreciate it because of a friend who showed it to me.
I love that basement video so much man
this video made me fall more in love with movements. but more importantly, it made me fall in love with tigers jaw. thank u nate
HOLY SHIT OK I DIDNT KNOW, WHEN YOU RELEASED THE GRAYSCALE VIDEO I THOUGHT ABOUT MOVEMENTS AND HOW I THOUGHT YOUD DEFINITELY ALSO LIKE THEM WITHOUT KNOWING YOU ALREADY DID MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THEM
Man, I agree, movements and commonwealth have been the only bands as of late to make me feel anything.
i've actually never listened to commonwealth!
Nate The Mate dude, you should do yourself the favor of checking them out! They give off a heavy movements vibe cause their guitarist was the guitarist for movements EP
Nate The Mate you should also check out Cory wells!
The memories i have when feel something came out are unlike anything i will ever feel
I love movements sick video mate
Blake Kogut thanks Blake!!!
Love this video, Nate! It is obvious that you spend a great deal of time crafting your videos and always working to improve. Well done!
The third time I saw movements was about 6 months before they dropped feel something and they played deadly dull. My grandmother had not passed but it was only about six months later we lost her. I’ve cried everytime I listen to it.
my favorite band of all time.
I discovered this band back on may this year. Daylily hit me heard
This band is absolutely amazing. Balance & Composure is amazing(saw them live a long time ago), Im a bit older than you Im gathering and Bands like Circa Survive, Emarosa, and Hail The Sun is more my style but Movements is definitely picking up the mantle for the OG's. The bands you mention for sure but even before them.. Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, that whole Erra is where this all began... Old Fall Out Boy even.
Coincidental not ironic
I don't wanna sound like a dick, that correction was meant in a joking manner, this was an amazing video Nate.