The Lion King - To Die For (Hans Zimmer) | Epic Dramatic Orchestral Action
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Track: To Die For
Company: Motion Pictures
Composer: Hans Zimmer
Album: The Lion King Soundtrack
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Is anyone here because of James Earl Jones?This legend of cinema, associated with iconic characters like Darth Vader, Mufasa and King of Zamunda and his equally iconic voice, left us today.
Rest in Peace, James Earl Jones(1931-2024).
James Earl Jones...
Long Live The True King... 💔🙏
1:11 God this part is one of my favorites, I can still see Scar just walking across. Watching it all happen. The energy in that movement was just...AHHH
This is probably my favorite part of the track as well. It's so harrowing I get goosebumps every time.
And the shadow behind him growing. A metaphor of how his greed and darkness is enormous.
Exactly, it gives Scar this Grim Reaper vibe.
It's based on Mozart's requiem "Lacrimosa"
The same energy and movement that the 2019 "live action" remake lacked. Amazing how significant the animation of a lion walking in step to a musical rhythm can be
Hans Zimmer lost his father as well so creating this song was very emotional for him. He says he created a requiem for his father
Wow I didn’t know that. Interesting fact, it just makes me like the score even more! So much emotion in only 4 minutos
This also look like Giuseppe Verdi - dies irae from his requiem
Rip to his father
Aww man that makes sense. I lost my dad when I was 7 I remember watching this movie shortly after and boy did I feel emotional I actually cried. Tears coming down my face because I could relate to the feeling. Even now when I watch it at 26 yrs old it makes me super emotional…
HANS ZIMMER SAYS THAT, HE LOST HIS DAD.,I DONT BLAME SIMBA NOT NOT LITTLE BIT BUT THIS PAST FALL WE LOST OUR DAD AND EVERYBODY IN OUR FAMILY WAS REALLY SAD 😢 😔 💔 SO I KNOW SIMBA FEELS HE LOST HIS DAD IN THE GORGE IM JUST WONDERING IF OUR FAMILY FAMILY MEMBERS ARE THE CIRCLE OF LIFE LIKE IN THE LION KING 🦁
how many childhoods have been broken by this scene. i thought that seeing the movie again at my 22 would be ok. but tears down my face, again!
I'm 28 now and I cry everytime I watch this scene... a big part of my childhood :)
this is an amazing scene
+Afictionado nice pun
me
whats ur point lion king is still amazing
2:20 first time i ever cried watching a movie, such a sad scene. Hans Zimmer said himself that this score first appealed to him because of his father's death at such a young age, and that this song was a homage to his father.
you just made me realise that it was the first time i ever cried watching a movie too
I always cry at 2:20 as well your not alone. Mufasa gave up his life just to save his son. And the way he looked at scar right before he died tears me up everytime. I bet Mufasa loved his brother no matter how evil he was he seemed like he wanted him there at his sons birth and the circle of life part... and scar was just a mean uncle and brother to mufasa and Simba. The way he acts all innocent when "trying" to comfort his nephew gets me everytime😭😭😭😭
Wow, so that's how he was inspired to compose such powerful music :O
I know the feeling . Thanks for sharing.
That explains why it was so powerful. Damn...
I think Lion King had the first dead parent on screen. Having a child interact with the dead body just twists the knife in your heart.
nope. it's the land before time
What about Bambi?
MY FEELS, right in my feels
PinkPotatoChip Yes, Bambi and The Land Before Time counts too, but the first explicit parent death body was shown in The Lion King. And the first son interacting with it was Simba.
PinkPotatoChip scar what he what brother killed bro brith rights .
I love how the first half captures the true panic invoked with a stampede, while the last half captures the feeling of seeing a family member dying/dead (especially at 3:19, idk why but I always thought that, if people at a funeral crying was converted into music, it would sound like that). Hans Zimmer is a musical genius, and he deserves all the praise he can get.
I agree that he's a genius~! :'
That progression of notes right where you pinpointed shows itself at other crucial parts of the film, most notably when Mufasa shows himself to Simba in the clouds and right before Simba claims pride rock. I always thought of it as the "trademark" of the Lion King soundtrack.
That last part at 3:19 just feels like ascension towards heaven after a great sacrifice
These melodies are haunting. I never realized how much my chilhood centered around this movie until I heard it now years later. Shivers went through my spine.
"Dad... Dad, come on, you gotta get up... Dad. We gotta go home"
Yeah, more than 20 years later and this make us cry more than many movies that are produced today!
***** yeah and we can feel everything. Each scene can be felt as if we were watching the sequence. The sound, the scream of Simba, Scar walking over the cliff and the Mufasa's fall. That's why is so scared, because is eternal.
And I liked your joke with the name. :D
the song "This Land" is what makes me cry. The melody at 1:11 is just breathe taking
Antônio Ramon damn it I love and hate this scene...I can memorize the whole thing.."HEEELLPPP! ..SOMEBODY! ANYBODY!...-sniffle.- help.." cry...oh God cry...
SHUT UP! THAT LAST THING SIMBA SAID TO HIS FATHER BREAKS ME CAUSE THAT IS LITERALLY ME!!!
Simba: What am I gonna do?
Scar: Run. Run away, and never return.
[Simba leaves and hyenas come out of the mist]
Scar: Kill him.
*Hyenas charge and snarl as they chase after Simba*
aghhhhhh that disrespectful and horrible scene!!😡😖😡😡😡😡
You can see scar’s happy and proud face when he sends the hyenas
I still can't get over Mufasa's death :'(.
This is a masterpiece..!
Don't worry! Everyone will experience it again in the live action remake! *fake enthusiasm*
Me neither because like simba I lost my dad too
@@srgShadow As did Hans Zimmer which is why this piece came out so heart wrenching
WELL IT WAS SCARS FAULT THAT HE CAUSED MUFASA TO FALL IN THE GORGE OF THE HYENEAS THAT BAD AND EVIL 😈 WICKED SCAR EVEN THOUGH THAT SIMBAS UNCLE, BUT WHEN SIMBA GREW UP TO BE AN ADULT LION 🦁 HE BEAT SCAR AT THE END OF THE BOTH ANIMATED ONE AND THE REAL DISNEYS THE LION KING BUT IT DOES GET BETTER AT THE END OF THE LION KING WHERE SIMBA BEATS SCAR AT THE END OF THE LION KING YEAH ITS SAD AT FIRST 🙁😢 WHEN LITTLE SIMBA DAD WAS THROWN IN THE GORGE OF THE HYENEAS BUT I SPOSE WHEN ADULT SIMBA BEATS SCAR AT THE END OF THE LION KING I BETCHA SIMBA WAS GLAD THAT HE BEAT SCAR AT THE END OF THE 🦁 LION KING
Me Too
I always start tear up at 3:20...
hunteranddajman2 Me too...
That melody returns at 'This Land'. The scene where Mufasa the ghost speaks to Simba. Best movie ever.
1:30
There was so much sniffing in the cinema, the music was like thunder here !
ye me too :(((((((
This music is honestly terrifying, why doesn't music have this amount of emotion in it these days? This sounds so terrifying at the beginning with the shouting and then so sad at the end. You don't even have to watch the scene to feel the emotions
Edit: this is my opinion my dudes. I get it, you have a different opinion. I also made this 2 years ago. I've watched all the superhero movies, I play the games, I hear the soundtracks all right. This one just hits different. You can stop insulting me now
Obviously you don't play a whole lot of video games, or watch marvel if you honestly asked that question..
Kelsey Curles No, they're absolutely correct. True, video games & SOME of today's music is decent, but it doesn't hold the faintest flicker of a flame to what it USED to. Also, to be fair, we're comparing the motherfucking LION KING, which is always better than pretty much everything today ever. And this specific soundtrack was composed by the musical GOD that is Hans Zimmer. Nothing even comes *_CLOSE_* to his work.
listen to music by Hans Zimmer, trust me they are all great. Hans created this amazing piece of work as well, but i'm sure you knew that. :)
Go play the game The Last Guardian you will cry your eyes out in the end
I agree.
Hans Zimmer is one of the best composers I have ever listened to, to be honest.
"No-one ever MEANS for these things to happen... But the king is dead. And if it weren't for you, he'd still be alive."
(Simba looks shattered)
Scar continues, "Oh, what would your mother think?"
Scar's cruelty in this scene knows no boundaries
Simba: What am I gonna do?
Scar: Run, Simba. Run. Run away, and never return! (Simba tearfully runs away as Scar watches him go with a malicious grimace; his hyenas henchmen emerge from the dust right behind him)
Scar: (without even looking their way; in an ice-cold tone) ...Kill him. (the hyenas begin chasing Simba)
Hans Zimmer worked on the Lion King?! This makes it 10x better!
Also R.I.P Mufasa :(
+The Havoknator He even won an Oscar for it
NesSniper Not surprised, Hans is the best at what he does.
The Havoknator Finally, someone who knows of the greatness of Hans Zimmer! I love his music, and so glad to see that he has music in a childhood favorite of mine! (not surprised,) but yay! someone who likes their music like myself!
T.T RIP Mufasa as well. he will be forever missed.
Roanoke Sunset Haha, nice to meet someone else who shares an admiration for the man like myself. His works are truly inspirational.
The Havoknator Agreed. I just love his music! Out of curiosity,, do you also listen to Two Steps from Hell? I know that there are several fans who go back and forth between both musicians (or orchestral groups,) like myself.
Dad?...Dad, come on. You gotta get up. Dad...we gotta go home.....
HELLLLLLLP! SOMEBODY! Anybody....
help...
thecartoonboy999 - AAAA SAME!
*crying profusely*
One of the saddest moments in all animation.
omg that part makes me cry manly tears
Aye. But tears are fine, it shows you care.
This is the saddest scene I ever seen. I've seen it more than 20 times, but I still cry, when Mufasa dies...
Its true genius when you can express so much anger and then switch 2 so much pain in 1 score
i remember balling my eyes out as a kid in the movie theater. the music was perfect. Hans Zimmer said that he wrote the sound track as a requiem to his father who also died early in his life
I want my childhood back.😭😭😭😭😭
How old are you now?
Anne-Catherine Straub 18
Cool
Ed Fanx don't worry it will this summer nwn
@@edfanx597 you are still so young...
Incredible creation, Hans Zimmer is a Genius with a big G. I've got so much chills... Is it possible to express so clearly an emotion ? So clearly a feeling, without any words....? He proves that, yes we can.
The saddest deaths from my childhood are a tie between Mufasa from The Lion King, and Littlefoot's mom from The Land Before Time.
+ChronomonHM Those would be my two selections exactly.
B-but Bambi's mom...
Each to his or her own, but I agree, the death of Bambi's mother is indeed one of the saddest parent deaths in children's movies, next to Mufasa and Littlefoot's mother. It's hard to see poor Bambi going back out and calling for his mother, when you know she'll never answer.
i agree with you they are both 100 present sad i just want to cry
and bambi's mom's death
2:20
I'll never be able to listen to this without sobbing. This music has become ingrained in my mind and is an immediate cry button.
That part literally just started playing in my head the other day and it made me want to search it up.
Not sure why. I haven't watched the lion king in years.
2:04 you can practically hear Simba screaming "Noooooo!" :(
Omg I just noticed!
Stabs in my heart !!!!!!!!!!
To him, he just thought he slipped :(
I can't...
1:36 - *_DAD!!!_*
who is crying with me?
Me :(
who left this bowl of onions here. why oh why
everyone else out there!
M..."sniff"...me...
Me ;-;😭
It goes from this terrifying, heartpunding experience to emotional, heartbreaking
To twisted, when Scar plays innocent : " No one ever means for these things to happen. But the king is dead. And if it weren't for you, he'd still be alive "
1:11 to 1:57 (The most spectacular part)
Do you know what they sing? I can kinda hear 'dona nobis pacem' but idk.
Y Scar mirando como se acerca la muerte de su hermano....
@@finleywaye No, I don't. Just a chorus xD
@@DieRR01172 Momentos de aflição... hehe
@@finleywaye it’s a chorus it does kinda sound like words though
When i was small, my brother and I would watch The Lion King so much on the VCR that the tape inside eventually got scrambled. We watched it basically everyday
Your name makes me want to throw up.
SilverFang same
ours was effed up in the beginning and it cut out Scar and Mufasa's conversation in the beginning...i never saw it until like 10 years later
same
same and also little mermaid
I will be 31 in a couple of months. I saw this film back in 1994 many times. No one can’t imagine how many times I have imagined my self saving mufasa. Since 1994 and to the end of my days, I will always think about it. That’s how this movie marked me.
3:20 has to be my favourite bit. Just the beautifull crescendo of choir and flute to emphasis the depressing reality of what just happened. I find it mesmerizing how Zimmer did that
어렸을때 라이온 킹을 시청중에 이 음악을 들었을때 무수히 많은 감정들이 가슴속에서 메아리쳤습니다...
It always breaks my heart when I see Simba try to wake up his dead father and then when he crawls underneath his paw and just lays there... It's like he's trying to get comfort and pretend that Mufasa is still there. This scene HURTS!!!!!
YEAH IT DOES THAT TOO ME TOO THAT PART IS REALLY SAD 😔 😥😢 IT MAKES ME WANT TO CRY TO IT WAS SCARS FAULT THAT HE THREW SIMBAS DAD IN TO THE GORGE OF THE HYENEAS BUT WHEN ADULT SIMBA GREW UP TO BE AN ADULT LION 🦁 LIKE HIS DAD SIMBA RELISED THAT HE TOOK OVER THE PRIDE LANDS IN THE JUNGLE
Kimba
This is so amazing, such drama, such movement, and so incredibly perfect for the scene. This is the music I let people listen when they say Hans Zimmer is overrated!
Scar:Simba, what have you done?
Simba: The wildebeest. He tried to save me. It was an accident. I didn't mean for it to happen.
Scar: Of course, of course you didn't. No one ever mean for these things to happen. But the king is dead. If it weren't for you, he'd still be alive.
Simba: What am I gonna do?
Scar: Run away, Simba. Run. Run away and never return!
In one of the original scripts/storyboards, Scar was never sympathetic toward Simba. He actually chased him away himself.
i like the sympathetic thing makes him more evil actually. every word of his is a lie.....
Scar: kill him
*Tears well up again*
*Hyenas come from behind Scar, yearning for a bite to eat*
Scar: Kill him.
*Hyenas growl and chase after the cub, aka their prey*
Kill him that give me chills from scar evil basterd
This is hands down one of the best pieces of music for any movie. You can feel the emotion in it. From Mufas's frantic race to reach Simba, to Scar's betrayal. Then finally Simba's grief and horror as he believes Scar when he tells him he's responsible I for his father's death. Amazing work, gives me chills and brings me to tears.
At first just a rollercoaster of emotions.And then a sequence of silent tears in heart.Hans Zimmer such a magician.
1:11 All I see is scar watching from the shadows circling the gourge...
This scene and bambi's mother being killed scarred every 90's kid
and Little Foot's mother
Not only 90's dude! I'm a 2000 and also this scene chocked me and will always be in my heart
This one perhaps even more... No kid wants to see a corpse in their Disney movies.
I'm 1991 and I'm always crying when I see this scene
00’s too
I cry too such a important part of my childhood
OMega Max uh whT
Long live the king
@M.K.M. "Kill him" actually.
3:19 this part I get SO EMOTIONAL 😭
This hits different now
Hans Zimmer called this soundtrack a requiem for his father in his interview with Vanity Fair. Holy shit this hurts so much more now.
Absolutely great composition. One of Hans Zimmer's best :)
Only 8 likes?
The choir at 1:11 is honestly heavenly.
It's based on Mozart's requiem "lacrimosa"
Who let Hans Zimmer cook man. Song makes me cry with its beauty.
Hans Zimmer is a true genius. Such a powerful, beautiful piece of music
NOT GONNA CRY(Dad... You got to get up) NOT GONNA CRY (We got to go home) NOT GONNA CRY (HEEELLLLPPP!!! Somebody... Anything...Help) GOD DAMMIT!!!!😭😩
joshua ashley Because Mufasa was Simba's dad.
Literally true
This comment is 7 years old and I literally sobbed reading it. UGH
The music in this movie was so amazing
1:56
- Scar! Brother, help me :´c
- Long live the king! D:
I'll never forget that shocking scene!
2:20 man. that moment. even the score makes me cry.
I missed him a lot today
who else sees the entire scene in their head while listening to this masterpiece??
1994 was Disney’s greatest year.
There is definitely inspiration from Mozart in this score especially with the choral parts.
Ave Verum Corpus
Well, my day WAS going perfectly fine, until this showed up.
...
same
1:12 Mozart's Requiem. So dramatic and intense. Hans Zimmer is the genius of our time.
HEEEEELP!!!
SOMEBODY!!!!
. . . . Anybody!
. . . . Help.
RIP my soul.
CaptainArn i have no soul
Simba... What have you done?
CaptainArn ufffff 💔
right 💔
Aleksander Wiśniewski yeah sure you don't
Почему даже просто слушая эту лучшую музыку,не смотря сам мультфильм,я рыдаю😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Я была на концерте Саундтреков Ханса Циммера, 16 минут я снимала музыку из Короля Льва и плакала. Весь мультик перед глазами прошел.
@@chicadefuego80 это потрясающе🥺
Every music piece that makes my body shiver is written by Hans Zimmer.
It's one of those blood-chilling and breathtaking melodies which stop your heart. The soundtrack is immortal.
I remember when I was younger I used to watch the Lion King all the time, but I could never get past the stampede scene before pausing the movie to bawl my eyes out. Great song though.
1:11 is by far my favorite part you can hear the suspense of mufasa trying to protect simba while also trying to survive, but you can hear that sinister hint of when scar is calmly watching to see his brother and nephew get trampled to death, such a damn good piece
The best part for me is around 1:46 to 1:52. Very Climactic. It would go well with a heroic sacrifice/death in a Film, TV Show, Video Game, or me in the shower pretending to climb and fall the way Mufasa did.
+Oberyn Martell or when you got your face crushed by the mountain. :P
+SilverFang Or when you start to die of mysterious poisoning. Watch what you eat, the Viper does not forget.
THANKYOU! i watched like 3 or 4 youtube videos today of this soundtrack and I didn't see ONE comment even acknowledge that bit....its literally the only part that matters. Simba watches in delight as his hero heroically springs up and makes one last effort, before all hope is lost.
I love the part where Mufasa is holding on to Simba for dear life and trying to get to safety and Scar very carefully walks the edge, looking down on them.
i always start crying at 2:28.....it's unbelievable
As a child, I was not ready for this. Thinking back on it, this scene is very likely to be why I preferred to watch the second movie - because its experience is far less harsh. But what devastated me the most wasn't Mufasa lying dead on the ground. It was him jumping and clawing at the rocky cliff, his noble face distorted in pain and fear - followed by his horror at Scar's betrayal. Because in that instant I could feel the dreaded terror of one's last moments,a terror of childhood that still haunts me today.
This is hands down one of Disneys best scores. And the choir is amazing.
This was probably the most powerful and emotional orchestral piece in Disney history and will be for a long time in the future.
very emotional soundtrack
Man, I'm almost 30 and still crying to this song. 🥺😥
2:20 Always hits me the most 😢😢😢😢
Hans Zimmer is amazing 😊
Kimba
3:20-3:45 my favorite momment!
Too(
Same. Too bad it's so short.
How is it your favorite moment it’s the saddest part in the movie
Oh yeah I just can'ted believe that it's from the lion king from the first time I saw but it's so heart warming that part ♥️
I cried so much at Mufasa's death when I first watched it and my mom kept saying that it's just a movie. I avoided watching it a year or two and only watched "Simba's Pride". It still remains the most powerful scenes in the animation history.
Had a study music playlist going. Wasn't watching youtube, the browser was minimized.
First ten seconds, I just FROZE and felt terror and the urgent need to flee.
Masterpiece of a score, masterpiece of a movie. So powerful.
Rest in power, James...
This song is for anyone who's father didn't come home one day
This is a masterpiece. Deserves a place in the Smithsonian. The chorus, the instruments together fit perfectly. So powerful. Hanz Zimmer- the modern Motzart.
This movie is nearly 26 years old and it still brings me to tears. Especially this scene.
Es ist immer wieder tragisch anzusehen oder anzuhören Hans Zimmer ist eine legende❤️
I never cried while watching this scene as a baby and growing up, I guess cuz I didn’t understand death much. But now that I understand it well and watching this scene along with the sad music and I really adored Mufasa, it has finally made me cry at 19 😭😭
This is like a rare scene in which I actually cry in a movie. Every time Mufasa dies I can't help but cry. And also, the music is like so epic and sad at the same time which adds to the whole sadness
This music still gives me chills and still makes me cry. This is still my favorite Disney movie and it always will be ❤️
When the most poweful part started, I felt the same as if I was watching the scene, and when it ended, I started to cry, absolutely a masterpiece,it didn't need visual to transmit the pain and despair to the spectator.
My heart 💜❤ I love loin king most beautiful movie 😭
Ah, yes, the loin king
Wish I was alive and old enough to experience this when it first came out (born January 1995).
But I’m glad I discovered it years later.
I don't even remember much of this movie and this song STILL makes me tear up.
Me too
The music in Disney movies was so damn theatrical and powerful. It truly was movies for both adults and kids.
I never knew Hans Zimmer composed music for The Lion King. This man is an absolute lunatic creator of themes.
RIP James Earl Jones
Dad
Dad
Dad you gotta get up
Dad
we gotta go home
HELP..........SOMEBODY,ANYBODY....sniffs.........HELP
Scar
Simba what have you done
It was an accident I didn't mean to
No its it was an accident I didn't mean for it to happen
Sorry I feel bad now for correcting u...
Do you have to repeat it. Morons
kristian2003 Official duuude this is the best movie ever we can repeat it if we want...
Please don't kill me...
koda kopa XD i won't kill you m8. I'll repeat it
Dad?
Dad come on.
You gotta get up.
Dad.
We gotta go home.
HEELP...SOMEBODY..ANYBODY
Help.
Simba, what have you done?
They were wilderebeasts and he tried to save me. It was an accident i didn't mean for it to happen.
Of course of course you didn't no one ever means for these things to happen
But the king is dead. And if it were for you he'll still be alive.
Ooh what will your mother think?
What am i gonna do?
Run away, run away simba and never return.
KILL HIM!
This scene is so intense I literally have to take a pause in the middle of it! My goodness this is one of the saddest scenes that I've certainly seen and in movie history! Absolutely tragic, it can really break your heart and it does for me! The moment Mufasa falls down is just terrifying just absolutely terrifying! A mix of horror and sadness and seeing Simba up there screaming! Just don't have any words to describe the intensity and horror in that moment! Never forgets that moment when I first saw it! Then when Simba realizes his father is dead and runs screaming for help is where I totally break down honestly! It never fails to give me tears in my eyes even as a grown up now and it does as I am writing this! Poor Poor Simba!😢😢 Every time I see this scene, I always want to jump in there, hug that little guy so much and take care of him and tell him it's gonna be alright!😢😢
I always cry with this one
I swear Hans Zimmer does music for everything. And it is always the best!
This picture is gorgeous.
When composing this, Hans Zimmer wasn’t that interested in the movie. But then he realizes it was a story about a child losing his father.
And then he immediately thought of his own father that died when he was young himself.
So Hans made this as a Requiem for his father, that’s why the emotion is very powerful here.
You know a soundtrack is good when it still makes you cry in your adult years.
I knew this was a German artist before I even saw the name, amazing.
Lion King with one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard.
Can't believe Mufasa died
RIP legend
god. the music makes me cry like someone died... i dont know if i can handle watching more lion king. saddest death ever