Hellsing Founder of this song is singing about battle between his dark and bright side. Dark side like a violence, but bright side doesn't want to hurt anyone. Personal responsibility is expression of moral behaviour over our own things that are bad but makes as happy. That's my own interpretation of song.
I must also say that I came here due to the Cyberpunk's 2077 amazing Teaser, however I must say it opened up a great new bad that I wasn't aware of before. Thank You!
This is my interpretation of the song lyrics... Let me know what you think! :) *Come touch me like I'm an ordinary man* *Have a look in my eyes* *Underneath my skin there is a violence* *It's got a gun in its hands* These first lines highlight the individual’s potential for violence, hidden beneath the socially acceptable facade of an ‘ordinary man’. The existence of this potential to create a bold, tangible impact on the unclear world is what makes it so alluring. He feels guilty of this dark attraction, and craves for someone to assure him that he is still human. *Ready to make sense of anyone, anything* This line reveals the individual’s desperation to resolve the confusion he has about the world around him. He sees violence as a means of dealing with that which he doesn’t understand, penetrating the murky surface of reality with clear, obvious destruction. He feels reassured by this idea. *Black holes living in the side of your face* *Razor wire spinning around your (blistering sky)* The ‘black holes’ imagery could allude to physical weakness (frail bodies often have hollow cheeks), giving the individual another reason to idealize the physical dynamic required to commit violent acts; he feels too insignificant to have any influence on his environment unless engaging in violence. Black holes are a force that draws things in and obliterates them, similar to how the individual absorbs his environment through his senses and destroys them with the violence under his skin - his dark, ravaging thoughts. The ‘razor wire’ line of the song describes a barbed wire fence wrapping around the horizon (the edge of the ‘blistering sky’), similar to that of a military camp. However, the use of the word ‘spinning’ creates a feeling of disorientation and uncertain boundaries. The obvious meaning here is confinement, where the individual feels restricted by something that is vague and undefined. *Bullets are the beauty of the blistering sky* *Bullets are the beauty and I don't know why* These two lines are significant to the overall concept of the song: in a world of ambiguity, violence is the only source of clear, determined action, therefore providing beautiful relief. Unlike bruises (a wound from the past), blisters are a present wound cause by friction or repeated damage. This is similar to the way individuals are continuously probing for meaning in an innately meaningless existence. The whole thing is basically translated as 'violence is the clarity in a meaningless world'. The added ‘and I don’t know why’ almost ironically establishes the individual’s uncertainty of the one thing he believes to be certain. *Personal responsibility* Another important aspect of the overall concept is the repetition of this line, almost like a mantra, which identifies itself as the only thing restricting the individual from letting loose the violence underneath his skin. It is the voice of reason and sanity, and a melancholy warning of the consequences that come with free will. From Wikiquote, “Personal responsibility is the idea that human beings choose, instigate, or otherwise cause their own actions. A corollary idea is that because we cause our actions, we can be held morally accountable or legally liable.” *Confine me, let me be the lesser of a beautiful man* *Without the blood on his hands* Like the opening lines of the song, the beginning of the second verse carries a similar theme. A ‘beautiful man’, derived from the same meaning of ‘beauty’ in the chorus, is a man who possesses as much clarity, directness and willpower as bullets - a symbol of violence. The individual is asking permission to be less than this, by confining him with personal responsibility, hence ‘without the blood on his hands’. He is experiencing an internal conflict between morality (personal responsibility) and his need for clarity through destruction. *Come and make me a martyr, come and break my feeling* *With your violence with the gun on my head* The individual is hoping for someone to inflict violence on him before his self-control breaks. He realizes that there are only two possible outcomes: either his desire for destruction is satisfied by someone forcing a violent situation on him, or he will initiate a violent situation on another. He would rather be a pure, tragic martyr than a killer. *Ready to take out anyone, anywhere* Even that which the individual refers to - ‘anyone, anything’; ‘anyone, anywhere’ - is indistinct. It also portrays the randomness of violence when it strikes, contrasting the uncertainty of its timing with the certainty of its nature. It’s as if he is warning of his own random potential (and the random potential of any other individual) to suddenly forget personal responsibility and lash out with violence.
I have never actually disliked people in the comments section for saying they dislike a song before now. That's as good as I can describe how much I adore this song.
I think the line is, "Confine me. Let me be the lesser of a beautiful man without the blood on his hands. Come and make me a martyr. Come and break my feeling with your violence, with the gun to my head."
@@MultiALLENS Oh sorry bro but for me it shows it was posted "5 years ago" so I'm not sure exactly when it was posted. I was just assuming it was 5 years ago. I do wonder though what RUclips did with those 2 years.
Personal responsability. Personal responsability. Personal responsability. Personal responsability. anyone, anywhere anyone, anywhere anyone, anywhere anyone, anywhere i love this song
just before it was the cover song come as you are...and just after...Bullets! it's been so long!!! perfect moment! now i know i needed to listen again to it! thanks!
Damn... I'ma gonna admit I'd never even heard of Archive before today when I checked out the trailer for the coming Cyberpunk game in 2020 & heard this haunting fucking song, did a lil ' research, got the name and came here. If this song is indicative of their music as s whole then they just made a real big fan cus I fuckin' love this song.
I never geared this song till I saw a trailer of a game called" Cyber Punk" for ps3 and I shut my self for how badass it was with the song so I looked it up and it's awesome!
@@JonKonik11 still, not the best, even if they take out some bugs. Most of the pre orders where from the ps4 and Xbox one gamers, and the game they received was not functional. CD Projekt red is an incredible company, but nothing is gonna make cyberpunk the best game of the decade, I really like the game, played it on pc, but it’s full of glitches, has incredible frame drops, trying to run it it’s like running crysis in 2008. It’s of course going to be nominated to the game of the year, and it’s gonna win except we have a big Sony, or Nintendo game, and if halo Infinite does right it may also be nominated.
Also Cyberpunk 2077 is the Video game adaption of the Cyberpunk 2020 Pen and Paper RPG, Right down to character sheets and everything. Cyberpunk 2020 is one of the greatest RPGs hands down.
Holy shit CD Project. It’s been so fucking long that I had forgotten the origins of where I heard this song for the first time. So it was like a faded distant memory of having just known this song. One day I was like, I’ve known this song forever, it’s so good, but where did it come from? How did it get on my iTunes library, bc this isn’t my usual music. And then I was like CYBERPUNK 2077!!!! WAIT ITS STILL NOT OUT?!?!??
fuck cyberpunk ,i don't even know what it is . my parents showed me this band when i was 14 and it just randomly came to my mind now when im 21 . love em for that .
Cyberpunk to podgatunek fantastyki, a konkretnie science-fiction. Do jego kanonu należy m.in. książka Williama Gibsona "Neuromancer" oraz "Łowca androidów" Ridleya Scotta. Owe dzieła stały się inspiracją dla Michaela Pondsmitha, który w latach 90 stworzył grę fabularną o tym samym tytule, później rozbudowywaną w kolejnych edycjach (m.in. Cyberpunk 2020). Na podstawie tego systemu polskie studio CD Projekt RED tworzy grę komputerową zatytułowaną Cyberpunk 2077. W trailerze, który wypuszczono w 2013 roku, słychać właśnie "Bullets". Ot i cała tajemnica.
I see so many comments where people keep bringing up Cyberpunk 2077 and while I think this song went well with the trailer, much in the way almost any song can be fitted over a similar thing; it seems to echo (a rose a stone an unfound door) a far more important journey than that of a simple bullet. Commala-come-ki! Let the bullets fly! Don’t‘ee mourn for me, my lads When it comes my day to die.
![Editors - Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors [HQ] [Lyric]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xYxNXj2L24s/mqdefault.jpg)
Such a dark message, but yet still amazing.
Mr. Potatoe Head can you please explain what the message is?
Hellsing Founder of this song is singing about battle between his dark and bright side. Dark side like a violence, but bright side doesn't want to hurt anyone. Personal responsibility is expression of moral behaviour over our own things that are bad but makes as happy. That's my own interpretation of song.
The trailer for Cyberpunk really wouldn't have been the same thing it was without this song. So freaking amazing.
This aged well
Genius move putting this up for cyberpunk soundtrack...made me search for it
Ninja Flips me too ! I got chills
Bro the time you took to write
I'm from the past future present
@@InfinityZeroGames no me
I must also say that I came here due to the Cyberpunk's 2077 amazing Teaser, however I must say it opened up a great new bad that I wasn't aware of before. Thank You!
I'm from the past future present
This is my interpretation of the song lyrics... Let me know what you think! :)
*Come touch me like I'm an ordinary man*
*Have a look in my eyes*
*Underneath my skin there is a violence*
*It's got a gun in its hands*
These first lines highlight the individual’s potential for violence, hidden beneath the socially acceptable facade of an ‘ordinary man’. The existence of this potential to create a bold, tangible impact on the unclear world is what makes it so alluring. He feels guilty of this dark attraction, and craves for someone to assure him that he is still human.
*Ready to make sense of anyone, anything*
This line reveals the individual’s desperation to resolve the confusion he has about the world around him. He sees violence as a means of dealing with that which he doesn’t understand, penetrating the murky surface of reality with clear, obvious destruction. He feels reassured by this idea.
*Black holes living in the side of your face*
*Razor wire spinning around your (blistering sky)*
The ‘black holes’ imagery could allude to physical weakness (frail bodies often have hollow cheeks), giving the individual another reason to idealize the physical dynamic required to commit violent acts; he feels too insignificant to have any influence on his environment unless engaging in violence. Black holes are a force that draws things in and obliterates them, similar to how the individual absorbs his environment through his senses and destroys them with the violence under his skin - his dark, ravaging thoughts.
The ‘razor wire’ line of the song describes a barbed wire fence wrapping around the horizon (the edge of the ‘blistering sky’), similar to that of a military camp. However, the use of the word ‘spinning’ creates a feeling of disorientation and uncertain boundaries. The obvious meaning here is confinement, where the individual feels restricted by something that is vague and undefined.
*Bullets are the beauty of the blistering sky*
*Bullets are the beauty and I don't know why*
These two lines are significant to the overall concept of the song: in a world of ambiguity, violence is the only source of clear, determined action, therefore providing beautiful relief. Unlike bruises (a wound from the past), blisters are a present wound cause by friction or repeated damage. This is similar to the way individuals are continuously probing for meaning in an innately meaningless existence. The whole thing is basically translated as 'violence is the clarity in a meaningless world'. The added ‘and I don’t know why’ almost ironically establishes the individual’s uncertainty of the one thing he believes to be certain.
*Personal responsibility*
Another important aspect of the overall concept is the repetition of this line, almost like a mantra, which identifies itself as the only thing restricting the individual from letting loose the violence underneath his skin. It is the voice of reason and sanity, and a melancholy warning of the consequences that come with free will.
From Wikiquote, “Personal responsibility is the idea that human beings choose, instigate, or otherwise cause their own actions. A corollary idea is that because we cause our actions, we can be held morally accountable or legally liable.”
*Confine me, let me be the lesser of a beautiful man*
*Without the blood on his hands*
Like the opening lines of the song, the beginning of the second verse carries a similar theme. A ‘beautiful man’, derived from the same meaning of ‘beauty’ in the chorus, is a man who possesses as much clarity, directness and willpower as bullets - a symbol of violence. The individual is asking permission to be less than this, by confining him with personal responsibility, hence ‘without the blood on his hands’. He is experiencing an internal conflict between morality (personal responsibility) and his need for clarity through destruction.
*Come and make me a martyr, come and break my feeling*
*With your violence with the gun on my head*
The individual is hoping for someone to inflict violence on him before his self-control breaks. He realizes that there are only two possible outcomes: either his desire for destruction is satisfied by someone forcing a violent situation on him, or he will initiate a violent situation on another. He would rather be a pure, tragic martyr than a killer.
*Ready to take out anyone, anywhere*
Even that which the individual refers to - ‘anyone, anything’; ‘anyone, anywhere’ - is indistinct. It also portrays the randomness of violence when it strikes, contrasting the uncertainty of its timing with the certainty of its nature. It’s as if he is warning of his own random potential (and the random potential of any other individual) to suddenly forget personal responsibility and lash out with violence.
Tahlia S. nice work
thx
Tahlia S. Nice 🖤
very clever
Thanks.
This is a true masterpiece! :o
@@SZforsomething Igot a big 🍆
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
Personal INSANITY
Personal INSANITY
MissMikRoSaRikaKi PERSONAL RESPONSE INSANITY
Blade61100 i know i know but i prefer only the insanity :P
I'm from the past future present
Didn't know lyrics were this great.
I listen to this song about 10+ times a day. It's just that great.
Personal.....
Rick Plasma Personal... Response Insanity.
you ruined it kaled
Jesus
Cyberpunk 2077 will be the next blockbuster game mark my words.
It will be a masterpiece for the ages that will blow our fucking minds. I know it's still a long way off but I still can't fucking wait.
I only remind, that cd project red is making this game. It will not be blockbuster for sure.
Sorry, for my engilsh. I hope you understand me. :p
Only CD Project Red can make blockbusters now :P Witcher 3 created new standarts that other creators are not ready to achieve
What did u said right now? CD project is one of the best companies at the moment
I have never actually disliked people in the comments section for saying they dislike a song before now. That's as good as I can describe how much I adore this song.
Dislike button doesn't work anymore lol
This comment section was great back then. No memes to get most likes just reacting to this song.
Not a meme in sight. Just people living the moment.
i typed personal responsibility in search box and here i am
+Shaike Johari cool
+Shaike Johari for me I came here then I typed personal responsibility.
Unbelievable that I haven't heard of this song until now. And bless you CD Projekt and Cyberpunk 2077 for bringing me here...
"Coming when its ready"
That Cyberpunk trailer just got you a new fan, Archive!
nicely done,
love the cyberpunk trailer, tho
CD PROJECT CONFIRMED Personal Respawn Ability!
@@vandalsavage9056 6 month... it's been 6 month, my God
@@FluffySakne F
Are u still alive bro?
soon
@@fcwaffles he alive, wow we have a god in here
before reading the lyrics i used to heard come touch me like am an old and married man weird i know
This tune is awesome! Cheers for bringing me here 2077!!!
I think the line is, "Confine me. Let me be the lesser of a beautiful man without the blood on his hands. Come and make me a martyr. Come and break my feeling with your violence, with the gun to my head."
Bullets are the beauty of the cyberpunk 2077 trailer
The whole cyberpunk trailer was based around this song. The eyes, the bullets, personal responsibility :D Awesome
finally, after 5 years of waiting....
Is the background visualizer connected with a psp somehow? Reminds me of the psp background...
Sorry for answering 5 years later but to me it does remind me of the PSP days!
@@MultiALLENS Oh sorry bro but for me it shows it was posted "5 years ago" so I'm not sure exactly when it was posted. I was just assuming it was 5 years ago. I do wonder though what RUclips did with those 2 years.
@@Watttttttt123 It was 5 years, no idea who that is.
Cyberpunk 2077 brought me here.
Me too ;)
me 3
me 4
me 2077
Same, I can't wait when it's released *-*
bullets are the beauty of the blistering sky, bullets are the beauty and i don't know why
Personal responsability.
Personal responsability.
Personal responsability.
Personal responsability.
anyone, anywhere
anyone, anywhere
anyone, anywhere
anyone, anywhere
i love this song
just before it was the cover song come as you are...and just after...Bullets! it's been so long!!! perfect moment! now i know i needed to listen again to it! thanks!
Almost addictive song as Nuclear by Mike Oldfield was when MGS:GZ came out
Holy shit I'm not the only one who feels like those songs are related. I love you man! no homo
yes, know exactly what you mean.
Fucking spot on. 34 days yo
since the day the trailer came out, this has been in my music playlist
The delayed game theme song
thank you for bringing me to that site it is amazing
i like the part when he says responsibility personal
cyberpunk 2077 :D
\m/
Better quality than the actual original music video.
Creepy
Sounds like the words of a soldier:come touch me like i m an ordinary man...Wow
Bullets are the beauty of the blistering sky
Thanks for the HQ upload. Why the official page has a shit 360p upload is beyond me.
You're breathtaking
I believe for every "personal responsibility" is a human live that has been taken
thats a really cool background to do for lyrics, it should be more popular
You just won. What you won, I'm not sure. But you won something better than all the "Insert Trailer" sent me here kids.
Actually, if you continue listening, it makes more sense "Put the gun in my hand." Because he goes on saying he's ready to take out anyone, anywhere.
Such a deep song.
🎶bullets are the beauty of the blistering sky.bullets are the and i dunno why🎶
Brilliant... Just brilliant...
Damn... I'ma gonna admit I'd never even heard of Archive before today when I checked out the trailer for the coming Cyberpunk game in 2020 & heard this haunting fucking song, did a lil ' research, got the name and came here. If this song is indicative of their music as s whole then they just made a real big fan cus I fuckin' love this song.
FINALLY IN SOME BEAUTIFUL HQ :D
I never geared this song till I saw a trailer of a game called" Cyber Punk" for ps3 and I shut my self for how badass it was with the song so I looked it up and it's awesome!
when I listen to this song, it gives me that Gorillaz vibe to it.
Cyberpunk 2077
Will be one of the greatest games of the decade!
@@JonKonik11 update: it’s fine, not the best game of this decade.
@@sunne7064 Will be without the bugs 😉
@@JonKonik11 still, not the best, even if they take out some bugs. Most of the pre orders where from the ps4 and Xbox one gamers, and the game they received was not functional. CD Projekt red is an incredible company, but nothing is gonna make cyberpunk the best game of the decade, I really like the game, played it on pc, but it’s full of glitches, has incredible frame drops, trying to run it it’s like running crysis in 2008. It’s of course going to be nominated to the game of the year, and it’s gonna win except we have a big Sony, or Nintendo game, and if halo Infinite does right it may also be nominated.
It's 3 o'clock and I can't stop listening to this from midnight...
I didn’t know this was in cyberpunk but this song is still fire
GREAT CHOICE OF COLOURS
Archive is so good - this song has so much unexpected power - fantanstic !!!
Beautiful
Probably one of the most underrated song of it's OwN KinD
I spent the whole evening bingelistening to Archive yet this is my favourite song out of them still... :/ But at least I do love this one ^_^
This song made that trailer the most memerable
Such an awesome song! :D
And you can thank a game trailer for bringing it to even more people.
I love this song.
It's not about fitting - it's about sending a message.
good stuff Archives
i have an incredible taste in music
Marcs
I have just been on their concert on Poland's Woodstock Festival. HOLY FUCK!
Can't stop listening to this amazing song, halp!
Once again, another gaming trailer brings us to another lesser known band.
Cyberpunk 2077. Beast song for slow motion clips.
If anyone has DMC I recommend fighting Vergil to this song; it fits so well.
Also Cyberpunk 2077 is the Video game adaption of the Cyberpunk 2020 Pen and Paper RPG, Right down to character sheets and everything. Cyberpunk 2020 is one of the greatest RPGs hands down.
you sir made my day xD
masterpiece..................
coming when its ready
Here we go again, bruddas! Hop on the hype train!
E3 2019 is so close and I can feel the spice.
so good
Holy shit CD Project. It’s been so fucking long that I had forgotten the origins of where I heard this song for the first time. So it was like a faded distant memory of having just known this song. One day I was like, I’ve known this song forever, it’s so good, but where did it come from? How did it get on my iTunes library, bc this isn’t my usual music. And then I was like
CYBERPUNK 2077!!!! WAIT ITS STILL NOT OUT?!?!??
April 16th, 2020
People saying "cyberpunk 2077 brought me here" brought me here.
Bullets are the beauty and I don't know why
aw maan, i hope we can listen to this song in Cyberpunk 2077
very nice...
this is an amazing song! and yeah came here cuz of Cyberpunk 2077 :P
I get the feeling "Put the gun in my hand" is actually "Put the gun in my head" at 2:10.
Awesome song.
this is very good !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ciberpunk 2077 brought me here!
I demand this on spotify!
Perfect song for the champion Jhin.
I like how you think
this song makes me emotional
this video is way less scarier then the real one
fuck cyberpunk ,i don't even know what it is . my parents showed me this band when i was 14 and it just randomly came to my mind now when im 21 . love em for that .
Cyberpunk to podgatunek fantastyki, a konkretnie science-fiction. Do jego kanonu należy m.in. książka Williama Gibsona "Neuromancer" oraz "Łowca androidów" Ridleya Scotta. Owe dzieła stały się inspiracją dla Michaela Pondsmitha, który w latach 90 stworzył grę fabularną o tym samym tytule, później rozbudowywaną w kolejnych edycjach (m.in. Cyberpunk 2020). Na podstawie tego systemu polskie studio CD Projekt RED tworzy grę komputerową zatytułowaną Cyberpunk 2077. W trailerze, który wypuszczono w 2013 roku, słychać właśnie "Bullets". Ot i cała tajemnica.
niezbyt mnie to interesowalo ,ale dzieki za info
I see so many comments where people keep bringing up Cyberpunk 2077 and while I think this song went well with the trailer, much in the way almost any song can be fitted over a similar thing; it seems to echo (a rose a stone an unfound door) a far more important journey than that of a simple bullet.
Commala-come-ki!
Let the bullets fly!
Don’t‘ee mourn for me, my lads
When it comes my day to die.
Excellent song.
Based on what the developers are promising, it looks interesting.
i concur with the above statement and endorse 100%
I bet Archive didn't see this coming
Thanks, CD Projekt Red.
Black holes, livin' in the side o' yo' face, razor wires spinnin' 'round yodel 'round yodel 'round yodel 'round yodel 'round yodel 'round yodel.