there are multiple fox theater's across the nation, but this performance was in Oakland they always end their shows with this song - it's written very ambiguous so it hits differently for everyone - i think for Tyler it's probably religious, but it can apply to anyone searching for something/answers all of their songs mean something to tyler, but he doesn't give away a lot of the meanings - sometimes he will if people ask, but he would never tell someone they're wrong if they interpreted the song differently than what he meant it i'd say early on to do: Car Radio (video) Ode to Sleep (video) Holding On To You (either live from Fox Theater or the video) - it's a great live performance
I’m 48yrs old and no one beat out my #1 concert which was Michael Jackson when I was 8yrs old after Thriller was released UNTIL I saw TØP SUMMER 2022! I took my son to hear his favorite band and they blew me away and now have become my favorite band!
Although I'm a super hard-core fan, I'm not impressed that he wrote this song when he was 17. The lyrics are fairly simple, the song doesn't say much. It repeats itself a lot butttt I do love it and always look forward to it at the shows🥰
@@keepyourbliss it’s not about the lyrics…they’re simplistic for Tyler. But when you think about the feeling he evokes behind a crowd of thousands with it, the music he put it to, the change up in it, the showmanship he would eventually design for it to be played live…and the ideas and vision he was developing for himself already at a young age. He was far beyond what 95% of 17 year olds were doing in my opinion. You have to start somewhere and no one trained him …so I am impressed that he wrote it at 17. Not to mention how vulnerable that was for a young guy.
What an awesome way to start the day. Knew you would enjoy the recommendation if it was mine you took. Had the same reaction about buying tickets to see them live after.
No reaction needed but check out Twenty One Pilots acapella medley by Jared Halley. He basically makes 15 different videos making all the different sounds and sings and puts it into one video.
I only got into Twenty Øne Pilots last year when my sister told me we were going to see them at Madison Square Garden, and I had only heard some of their radio stuff while shopping. I started to really listen and was surprised how deep their messages were as their beats were so accessible. Ashamed to say that I had written them off beyond pleasant sounding music. "Car Radio" is my favorite. In most of their music, there's an opportunity for interpretation, b7t you're right that there definitely Christian and mental health themes. P.S. The concert was amazing. First time I bought a concert T in a few decades... 😊
I'm not religious in the slightest, but I do know Tyler writes lyrics to be interpreted from both aspects, and as a fan I appreciate that. This was the first song I heard from them, the record version. And in my head I saw this ghost trying to make contact,like me that cannot because anxiety. And that made me cry and love the song. Hugs from Sweden.
I've yet to a reaction video to this video, and the reactor 's smile does not get wider as the song moves along. The song is basic, and "simple", but the vibe is out of this world!
I have been to 2 live shows. You will be crying when Trees starts to play. Worth every penny Not rich enough to get floor tickets,but took my daughter to 2 concerts and hope I live long enough to to see a third
There’s a song called Forest! ✌️😊🌼 we are in between tours! We are waiting for another album!! Shows are fantastic!! Wait until we show you some Sessions!!
Nice one Zack. Yeah, you're spot on with how Tyler writes. I think especially with some of the songs that are more 'faith based' he doesn't want to exclude people or make things too overt so writes very cleverly. He gets his meaning across but also leaves things open so others can interpret the music in whatever way they can relate to. I'm not a church goer either but I always think Josh looking up with his eyes closed and hand up in worship is a beautiful moment in this video. It's a bittersweet moment when they start playing Trees as it's always the last song they play, so you know you're about to have this great uplifting time with Tyler and Josh and the other fans but also that it means the show is over. 100% recommend going to see them live when they next tour!
Agreed! Tyler has also said more recently that sometimes the meanings of the songs even change for him, depending on what he is struggling with at the time. It’s an added benefit of writing music that was intended to be more universal and open to interpretation. Plus Tyler’s writing usually has multiple layers.
If you do Holding on to You from Fox Theater I suggest watching the original video too. BUT the cool thing about them is their buddy Mark (Real Bear Media) creates a lot of behind the scenes vids about how they made each of their official vids. It’s awesome and shows you more about their process. Very genuine guys.
You’re right they always leave their music open to interpretation so that it can be used by whoever needs to use it and it can mean whatever it needs to mean for them
They are freaking amazing live. I have seen them 3 times and this is how they end every show. It is a spiritual experience! Definitely for us that suffer from anxiety and depression.
Yes, their energy is infectious! Def an experience, a must-see. I've been to a lot of different concerts over the years, no one puts on a show like TOP!! Tyler has said in interviews that he writes songs with how it will sound live in a stadium and with the fans in mind. You'll find we all sing along to every song, because, as Tyler and Josh have dubbed us, we are the "third essential members of the band." That's why he sends us off with the phrase we love to hear "We're twenty one pilots and so are you!" Really glad you watched through the accolades on this one. Recommend Lane Boy, Car Radio, Holding On to You, and Ode to Sleep next. Looking fwd to your next reaction :) 💛 |-/
i also went on a quest to figure out my own spirituality when i got sober. something about being confronted with the real, unfiltered version of yourself 24/7 just makes you feel like you have to know who you are for anything else to make sense. their album "vessel" got me through some tough times and i've experienced this song live 6 times - it never gets old.
Yes, they are incredible live! I especially love watching Josh on the drums, he’s a beast! I would have done “Holding Onto You” (Live at the Fox Theater) first, but this is a song that they end pretty much every concert with. They don’t do the “encore” thing … just end with a celebration 🎉 You are correct, Tyler keeps a lot of his music open to interpretation. He wants it to connect in a way most meaningful to you. If you notice, he has one of his in-ears out so he can hear the audience. There’s a strong connection with their fans (Clique), they almost become the third member of the band. They end every concert with “We are twenty one pilots and so are you” ❤
At the end when they are drumming you came heard the crowd yell in between sequences. The beauty of this song is you can yell whatever it means to you. For me it is a reminder that we have others we can rely on and that gives me faith
Fox theater is in Oakland, CA. Good morning Zack! I think he wrote this song when he was 17 or really young. The duo have a Christian background, and their earlier music definitely has some of those undertones. Tyler questioned his faith a lot and his relationship with God(in numerous songs). So I think the “main” meaning for this song is like a “talk” with God or some help trying to help find him again. This is the song they end all their concerts with, as u can tell the energy is second to none. The confetti is always themed to the colors of their tour. Lots of this concert is must-see, holding onto you, Goner, the judge etc. I’m hear for the journey with you bud.. keep us clique fans happy.. have a great day
Theres so many great songs that youre yet to discover with very deep meanings. I recommend you to do every single song from their self titled album, Vessel, Blurryface, Trench and Scaled and Icy. Some of them dont have a music video but those are the most amazing ones. I cant wait to see your reaction to the storyline thats going on since 2017.
A lot of Tyler's music does have religious or Christian undertone since they are Christian. But, Tyler has expressed that his music is to be interpreted in different ways as people see fit that they can relate to it. So there is no one answer you are correct You can interpret it in a manner that's meaningful to you I enjoy your breakdowns keep up the great work.
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What he says at the end: “We’re Twenty One Pilots and so are you” is VERY important
there are multiple fox theater's across the nation, but this performance was in Oakland
they always end their shows with this song - it's written very ambiguous so it hits differently for everyone - i think for Tyler it's probably religious, but it can apply to anyone searching for something/answers
all of their songs mean something to tyler, but he doesn't give away a lot of the meanings - sometimes he will if people ask, but he would never tell someone they're wrong if they interpreted the song differently than what he meant it
i'd say early on to do:
Car Radio (video)
Ode to Sleep (video)
Holding On To You (either live from Fox Theater or the video) - it's a great live performance
I’m 48yrs old and no one beat out my #1 concert which was Michael Jackson when I was 8yrs old after Thriller was released UNTIL I saw TØP SUMMER 2022! I took my son to hear his favorite band and they blew me away and now have become my favorite band!
I'm 60 -- it's my daughter--similar story. lol The songs/lyrics/vocals/symbolism are amazing!
here 44, from buenos aires, similar story... also with a MJ concert... 👽👽💀💀💖💖🎶🎶🎭🎭
That's so cute, all of you relating to your kids this way ❤
He wrote this when he was like 17 years old…just a kid. Love this guy.
Although I'm a super hard-core fan, I'm not impressed that he wrote this song when he was 17. The lyrics are fairly simple, the song doesn't say much. It repeats itself a lot butttt I do love it and always look forward to it at the shows🥰
@@keepyourbliss it’s not about the lyrics…they’re simplistic for Tyler. But when you think about the feeling he evokes behind a crowd of thousands with it, the music he put it to, the change up in it, the showmanship he would eventually design for it to be played live…and the ideas and vision he was developing for himself already at a young age. He was far beyond what 95% of 17 year olds were doing in my opinion. You have to start somewhere and no one trained him …so I am impressed that he wrote it at 17. Not to mention how vulnerable that was for a young guy.
My favorite of all time....i get absoulutly lost in it! Oh how bad I want to see then live!
What an awesome way to start the day. Knew you would enjoy the recommendation if it was mine you took. Had the same reaction about buying tickets to see them live after.
No reaction needed but check out Twenty One Pilots acapella medley by Jared Halley. He basically makes 15 different videos making all the different sounds and sings and puts it into one video.
"Holding Onto You" LIVE is another absolutely amazing performance of theirs!!
I only got into Twenty Øne Pilots last year when my sister told me we were going to see them at Madison Square Garden, and I had only heard some of their radio stuff while shopping. I started to really listen and was surprised how deep their messages were as their beats were so accessible. Ashamed to say that I had written them off beyond pleasant sounding music. "Car Radio" is my favorite. In most of their music, there's an opportunity for interpretation, b7t you're right that there definitely Christian and mental health themes.
P.S. The concert was amazing. First time I bought a concert T in a few decades... 😊
I'm not religious in the slightest, but I do know Tyler writes lyrics to be interpreted from both aspects, and as a fan I appreciate that. This was the first song I heard from them, the record version. And in my head I saw this ghost trying to make contact,like me that cannot because anxiety. And that made me cry and love the song. Hugs from Sweden.
I've yet to a reaction video to this video, and the reactor 's smile does not get wider as the song moves along. The song is basic, and "simple", but the vibe is out of this world!
The best concert I’ve ever been to is twenty one pilots and the only band I plan to see multiple times. This song is the perfect ending to each show
We’re twenty one pilots and so are you… he says that at the end of every show!
I have been to 2 live shows. You will be crying when Trees starts to play. Worth every penny
Not rich enough to get floor tickets,but took my daughter to 2 concerts and hope I live long enough to to see a third
There’s a song called Forest! ✌️😊🌼 we are in between tours! We are waiting for another album!! Shows are fantastic!! Wait until we show you some Sessions!!
Nice one Zack. Yeah, you're spot on with how Tyler writes. I think especially with some of the songs that are more 'faith based' he doesn't want to exclude people or make things too overt so writes very cleverly. He gets his meaning across but also leaves things open so others can interpret the music in whatever way they can relate to. I'm not a church goer either but I always think Josh looking up with his eyes closed and hand up in worship is a beautiful moment in this video. It's a bittersweet moment when they start playing Trees as it's always the last song they play, so you know you're about to have this great uplifting time with Tyler and Josh and the other fans but also that it means the show is over. 100% recommend going to see them live when they next tour!
Agreed! Tyler has also said more recently that sometimes the meanings of the songs even change for him, depending on what he is struggling with at the time. It’s an added benefit of writing music that was intended to be more universal and open to interpretation. Plus Tyler’s writing usually has multiple layers.
Best Band Ever!!!
It doesn‘t matter if it‘s 6:00 am or pm 😊 It‘s always the right time for TØP ❤
If you do Holding on to You from Fox Theater I suggest watching the original video too. BUT the cool thing about them is their buddy Mark (Real Bear Media) creates a lot of behind the scenes vids about how they made each of their official vids. It’s awesome and shows you more about their process. Very genuine guys.
Totally agree!!
You’re right they always leave their music open to interpretation so that it can be used by whoever needs to use it and it can mean whatever it needs to mean for them
Best band to see live
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They are freaking amazing live. I have seen them 3 times and this is how they end every show. It is a spiritual experience! Definitely for us that suffer from anxiety and depression.
Yes, their energy is infectious! Def an experience, a must-see. I've been to a lot of different concerts over the years, no one puts on a show like TOP!! Tyler has said in interviews that he writes songs with how it will sound live in a stadium and with the fans in mind. You'll find we all sing along to every song, because, as Tyler and Josh have dubbed us, we are the "third essential members of the band." That's why he sends us off with the phrase we love to hear "We're twenty one pilots and so are you!" Really glad you watched through the accolades on this one. Recommend Lane Boy, Car Radio, Holding On to You, and Ode to Sleep next. Looking fwd to your next reaction :) 💛 |-/
i also went on a quest to figure out my own spirituality when i got sober. something about being confronted with the real, unfiltered version of yourself 24/7 just makes you feel like you have to know who you are for anything else to make sense. their album "vessel" got me through some tough times and i've experienced this song live 6 times - it never gets old.
I think it’s definitely open to interpretation which I like a lot.😊
The energy in that show was amazing 🎉❤
Yes, they are incredible live! I especially love watching Josh on the drums, he’s a beast! I would have done “Holding Onto You” (Live at the Fox Theater) first, but this is a song that they end pretty much every concert with. They don’t do the “encore” thing … just end with a celebration 🎉
You are correct, Tyler keeps a lot of his music open to interpretation. He wants it to connect in a way most meaningful to you.
If you notice, he has one of his in-ears out so he can hear the audience. There’s a strong connection with their fans (Clique), they almost become the third member of the band. They end every concert with “We are twenty one pilots and so are you” ❤
Subscribed because TOP is amazing! You did a good job with the lyrics. ❤ "We are Twenty One Pilots and so are you," gets me every time!
Neon Gravestones is a beautiful song.
Keep'em coming |-/
yess just discovered this channel and was just watching the other reactions! this is great
Welcome!!
At the end when they are drumming you came heard the crowd yell in between sequences. The beauty of this song is you can yell whatever it means to you. For me it is a reminder that we have others we can rely on and that gives me faith
This had great energy, I loved the vibe 👍🔥
Fox theater is in Oakland, CA. Good morning Zack! I think he wrote this song when he was 17 or really young. The duo have a Christian background, and their earlier music definitely has some of those undertones. Tyler questioned his faith a lot and his relationship with God(in numerous songs). So I think the “main” meaning for this song is like a “talk” with God or some help trying to help find him again. This is the song they end all their concerts with, as u can tell the energy is second to none. The confetti is always themed to the colors of their tour. Lots of this concert is must-see, holding onto you, Goner, the judge etc. I’m hear for the journey with you bud.. keep us clique fans happy.. have a great day
Please budy react to the holding onto you and guns for hands from them!
Much support from your canal from argentina!! ❤
Theres so many great songs that youre yet to discover with very deep meanings. I recommend you to do every single song from their self titled album, Vessel, Blurryface, Trench and Scaled and Icy. Some of them dont have a music video but those are the most amazing ones. I cant wait to see your reaction to the storyline thats going on since 2017.
Okay I can't help commenting on the movie playing Avengers End Game and at 6am.. really..
Sure why not?
@@zack_reacts fair
This song sounds like a prayer to God
A lot of Tyler's music does have religious or Christian undertone since they are Christian. But, Tyler has expressed that his music is to be interpreted in different ways as people see fit that they can relate to it. So there is no one answer you are correct You can interpret it in a manner that's meaningful to you I enjoy your breakdowns keep up the great work.
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