You could say its ironic that we listened to this song and didn't actually here the lyrics, kinda like how before a shooting nobody really notices the signs of a shooter. Still a great song to vibe to lmao
@@Makaveli13Xroy The part "You all don't wanna hear me, you just wanna dance" from the lyrics made me notice for the first time the meaning of that song xd
The literal first line admits the song is about shooting "Robert's Got A Quick Hand" Quick Hand Is The Less Famous Version Of "QuickDraw" The Word For Someone Who Can Pull Their Gun Out Quickest Usually During A Stand Off Hence The Name QuickDraw.
When I worked as a teacher's aide, one teacher was playing this song. I had to inform her what it was about and she quickly switched songs. It is a very dark song.
These are terrible things, kids. Bass player had a cousin in Columbine in 1999....terrible thing. If you see/hear something, someone threatening, say something. You could save a life. Could have saved lives in Columbine. Not saying they were at fault, they didn't know better at the time. We do know now. Be safe.
This is cool another old school hit that still applies today is by: Soul Asylum called Runaway Train. If you have not done so this would be a good song to react to.
Don’t feel bad, I was in the army and used to play this all the time, I was sitting with my Soldier who had just lost his leg, and he had this song playing, he told me “you know this is about shooting kids right?” Lol I said holy f, never payed attention 😂🤣 always reminds me of him now
@@Yugyeom26 I didn’t say the song was funny, I was laughing because I was so slow it took me that long and another person for me to figure. Don’t be too busy in life trying to find a reason to be upset
Theres two types of fans of this song the ones who knows what the lyrics say and mean then the ones who either doesn't know the lyrics or doesn't know what they mean or both
But this was a time of what was happening in our society when kids were killing people think of Columbine in the 90s. Sounds like these are good history markers and it is amazing how people don't really listen to lyrics most of the time they just listen to the bop. There are a lot of dark songs out there he just got to listen.
I heard the first time and was like "why is this shit on the radio?" Then I went into a deep illuminati rabbit hole. And understood this is how the media is used. All of us are sheep lol
@@gigachad9336 no it isnt pumped up kids was released in 2010. so it has to be about the columbine shooting. and im pretty sure the bass player has a cousin who survived the massacre
Why does everyone automatically assume its about a school shooting.i dont remember schools being mentioned in any of it.literally every rap song out there talks about shooting someone and noone automatically connects that to schools.even if it is theres nothing in the song to verify that.
@@Ricartilive I just watched an interview with the writer,its about a loner who's losing his mind and plans to take it out on others.no mention of it being at a school.it could be a serial killer,a workplace.anything.you took something vague and put your own narrative to it and try to pass it as fact wich is understandable,alot of people believed the same thing. That narrative is a popular opinion that the writer himself doesn't share.is it the word kids that did it? Because you talk to any 60 yr old they call everyone younger then them kids.is it the term pumped up kicks?had to be a kid to talk like that.its a reference to reebok pumps from the early 80s wich would make people 30 something yrs old when this song came out.the kids wouldn't even know what that is.
@@Ricartilive I watched that as well as other interviews.again no mention of school.im not say it doesn't fit a school but it has been labeled a school shooter by public opinion exclusively while it fits many narratives.
Watch the video. I understand most of us didn't know. But you knew. And you were singing along. Gross. It brings awareness because you think it's a happy thing.
You could say its ironic that we listened to this song and didn't actually here the lyrics, kinda like how before a shooting nobody really notices the signs of a shooter. Still a great song to vibe to lmao
Yes agreed lol
same thing goes for Outkast - Hey ya
@@Makaveli13Xroy The part "You all don't wanna hear me, you just wanna dance" from the lyrics made me notice for the first time the meaning of that song xd
Hey the bass player has a cousin who survived the Columbine shooting, so this song is probably about it
Oh wow that’s deep
Oof
@@Ricartilive Just like the bullet
No I don’t think so
@@javierfigueroa7004 that’s literally what it’s about though
Him shocked for 30secs .
Main chorus goes on:🎶🎶🎵🎤🎵🎶🎤🎤🎤
If you did not know....that's why it is brilliant...the happy bass line...this is what kids had to live with and try to be happy it is brilliant
The literal first line admits the song is about shooting
"Robert's Got A Quick Hand"
Quick Hand Is The Less Famous Version Of "QuickDraw" The Word For Someone Who Can Pull Their Gun Out Quickest Usually During A Stand Off Hence The Name QuickDraw.
I don't wanna sing it but it's so catchy
When you edit a comment the heart goes away...
@@earkittycat oh
When I worked as a teacher's aide, one teacher was playing this song. I had to inform her what it was about and she quickly switched songs. It is a very dark song.
Wow a teacher played this? That is messed up.
I wouldn't of said anything.
@@babecat2000 It's been played at school dances of mine before.
The girl: freaking out
The boy: listening to good music
I knew, and I loved the song just because of that. I though every else did too
Thank u
These are terrible things, kids. Bass player had a cousin in Columbine in 1999....terrible thing. If you see/hear something, someone threatening, say something. You could save a life. Could have saved lives in Columbine. Not saying they were at fault, they didn't know better at the time. We do know now.
Be safe.
Yeah but if Columbine never happened we wouldn't have this amazing song soooooo
This is cool another old school hit that still applies today is by: Soul Asylum called Runaway Train. If you have not done so this would be a good song to react to.
Yeah we can do that for you
Yes Runaway Traim official video still makes me cry and I'm almost 40.🥺❤
They released a new song called "Chasing Low Vibrations" it's a gem.
this was played at sky zone and always got a sus vibe from it and well i was right for having that vibe
hey, where is the "quiet kid" jokes?
Imagine this starts playing on the school radio system and you see someone walking threw the hall with a AK-47
Bout to br popin
Funny thing is it’s going on 10 years since the song came out and lots of people still don’t know the real lyrics and what it’s saying
Hearing this song for first time: *vibing*
After listening closely: Wait a minute...
02:48 you mean you all were. If it weren’t for watchmojo, I never would of heard this song. To think the meaning went unnoticed for 2 years is crazy.
Heard somewhere that the reason its recorded like this is because it is supposed to sound like a school intercom
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Don’t feel bad, I was in the army and used to play this all the time, I was sitting with my Soldier who had just lost his leg, and he had this song playing, he told me “you know this is about shooting kids right?” Lol I said holy f, never payed attention 😂🤣 always reminds me of him now
How is that funny though
@@Yugyeom26 I didn’t say the song was funny, I was laughing because I was so slow it took me that long and another person for me to figure. Don’t be too busy in life trying to find a reason to be upset
@@johnraygun9868 who said I was upset ?? I was just asking why was it funny but I misunderstood sheesh seem like u upset hun relax
@@Yugyeom26 😂🤣
Bro this used to be played in malls and christmas parties in my country when I was 11 lmao
The meaning of this music is of the Columbine high school shooting
The only lyrics I understand that is "🎵 you better run better faster than my bullet 🎵" when I was listening for the first time
I new what this song meant really when i first listen to it
Packed in ice , didnt refer to a TV dinner. It was more likely a reference to a case of beer.
All the other kids with their Pumped up kicks you'd better run better run outrun my gun
Theres two types of fans of this song the ones who knows what the lyrics say and mean then the ones who either doesn't know the lyrics or doesn't know what they mean or both
But this was a time of what was happening in our society when kids were killing people think of Columbine in the 90s. Sounds like these are good history markers and it is amazing how people don't really listen to lyrics most of the time they just listen to the bop. There are a lot of dark songs out there he just got to listen.
Not my dog coming to check on the puppy cries 😬😂
please react to ‘keeho being himself’ also you guys are a cute couple💜
We can do that for you & thank you 🙏🏾
The dog kept crying thought it was my dog
Outkast - Hey ya is one of the happiest sounding songs but its topic is one of the darkest
Dancing with the devil- immortal technique
😂😂😂😂 this so wild
Okay I NEVER knew what he was saying in the beginning!! But I still love them so don’t go trying to cancel them 👀🙄 love yah
i thought the song went like "outrun my girl" and that's how i sang it lmfao
Lmfao 🤣
@@Ricartilive YEA outrun mah gurl BOI!
Outrunning a girl is scarier than outrunning a gun because girls torture you while a gun kills you fast.
@@azazelsautumm LOLLL
I always thought it was "Outrun my mum" and "faster than my mama"
I heard the first time and was like "why is this shit on the radio?" Then I went into a deep illuminati rabbit hole. And understood this is how the media is used. All of us are sheep lol
Yall this isnt about a shooting, they said it's all a metaphor
When the bullied kid in school pulls something from his backpack then this song plays🤣
this is reference of school shooting of florida guys wth u dont know about that ?? :/
Oh wow really ?
@@Ricartilive yae bud search "nikolas cruz" u will find ur answer :)
@@gigachad9336 no it isnt pumped up kids was released in 2010. so it has to be about the columbine shooting. and im pretty sure the bass player has a cousin who survived the massacre
Imagine the school principal says theres a shooter in the school and then you hear this song
People are so sensitive these days remember Eminem and Manson back in the day
this channel lit bro
Thanks
People must be stupid if you dont listen to the lyrics
Can u guys react to ( y chibi- big dawg) he’s fire 🔥!! Fire reaction too
Yes
no one can outrun a mullet
Oh some people knew what it was about. I'm the quite ki knew as he was siging along to it.
Pumped kicks are original about school shooter
Teacher:what comes after 47 quiet kid:47
you said the joke wrong, its meant to be:
Teacher: what comes before 47
Quiet kid: AK
Pumped Up Kicks came out in 2011.
Wow 10 years ago lol where did time go
If you think this is bad...listen to skynd columbine😂😂that song is awesome
The live remix is the best
When I listened it sound like it say the kids out ran my gun
Why does everyone automatically assume its about a school shooting.i dont remember schools being mentioned in any of it.literally every rap song out there talks about shooting someone and noone automatically connects that to schools.even if it is theres nothing in the song to verify that.
The song literally says "All the other kids with the pumped up kicks"
Lol it’s about a school shooting the band even talk about it in interviews lol
@@Ricartilive I just watched an interview with the writer,its about a loner who's losing his mind and plans to take it out on others.no mention of it being at a school.it could be a serial killer,a workplace.anything.you took something vague and put your own narrative to it and try to pass it as fact wich is understandable,alot of people believed the same thing. That narrative is a popular opinion that the writer himself doesn't share.is it the word kids that did it? Because you talk to any 60 yr old they call everyone younger then them kids.is it the term pumped up kicks?had to be a kid to talk like that.its a reference to reebok pumps from the early 80s wich would make people 30 something yrs old when this song came out.the kids wouldn't even know what that is.
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@@Ricartilive I watched that as well as other interviews.again no mention of school.im not say it doesn't fit a school but it has been labeled a school shooter by public opinion exclusively while it fits many narratives.
Just to set the record straight it was cubbie finks cousing Kristen fink. Who survived that. 😔
Im sorry but they made it pretty fucking obvious what they where singing about
Wow! That's odd!
People might have missed what be did to his dad.
I love that song
Boomtown rats I hate mondays
I am 9 I still love this song
Shes beautiful!
Thank you 😊
I get why people like the song but at the same i just can't help but feel uncomfortable with it
I found this out when I was four sooo like 😶
Is there a dog whining in the background?
If your in highschool u knew
What da dog doin
It’s about school shootings
Nice clickbait with middle8’s video
yall just now figuring this shi?
Yup pretty much
I wonder if these two ever listen to easy E
😂 or only M ENEM 😂 this is a gansta song for white people yooooooo
you must had nice time me and him were horrible thoughts and drowned in bad infuenceses
Why do you sound like Dwayne and Jazz?
Lol how ?
Who bully now and day that shii so 1900s if you bully shii sad at my school you get jumped for bullyimg
It’s about the cost of bullying
Not saying the kids deserved it but actions have consequences, that’s all I’m going to say.
Watch the video. I understand most of us didn't know. But you knew. And you were singing along. Gross. It brings awareness because you think it's a happy thing.
this sounds sped up