The twins (Jenny and Screech) were born and laid side by side next to each other then ended up dying side by side (a street apart). When Ren sings "she never had a chance" near the staircase before he (as Stevie) knocks on the door and enters the room. It feels Ren is talking about the whole family, from Violet and her twin babies she was carrying. After a hundred watches that just came to me.
Sorry I didn't read your comment before i started typing,,,,Or I would of just said Ditto. also the fact that Jennies tale was in a well lit alley. Screeches tales starts off with the light above and behind, rens in a darkening stairwell and progresses down into darker surrounding, then hes crying Dear Screech, Dear Boy where did he go? He is down in thedark crying up to the lights one flight up.
When you read the headlines in the newspaper it's just another two minutes and you move on. When you hear it from Ren, you feel as though you are a witness who will never get the images out of your head.
Amazing reaction to this piece of art. I saw these parts at the moment of their release - and every time it touched my heart! How deep it was and how dark, but how talented! Thanks for your reactions and thanks for this particular one
Would love to see you react to Ren's latest release-Back on 74/Message In a Bottle Retake.Another side of him and one that will undoubtedly put a smile on your/our face/s :)
Did you get that violet was the victim of violence, first from her father and then from Stevie the father of her babies that beat her to death, and, Jenny and James (SCREECH) were her chidren that were saved. Seperated by the system, 14 years later Screech kills his own sister not knowing that she was. So they were killed one street apart, dying literally side by side in the order they were born...So Jenny was silent like her MOm and James (Screech) was violent like like his Father.
Awesome! When I realized that your first reaction was only to Jenny's tale I didn't even bother watching but when I saw earlier today that you reacted to the full trilogy I went back and watched your reaction to Jenny's tale and I watched this video ❤❤❤
It was a heartbreaking experience to watch this performance by Ren. I have seen many people react to this and end up tears from such a brutal and all too real series of tales so expertly presented by Ren. Not to forget Ren's guitar playing either, to use it to 'rewind the hands of time' for example was sheer brilliance in my book. I am glad that you enjoyed the experience of watching and listening to this Sabine.
@@sabina1118 Very much so yes. To have it turn full circle and discover that Violet was Jenny and James' (Screech) mother so there was generations of violence is heartbreaking.
Yes, don’t forget Jenny’s father, the bastard. Why did Violet runaway run away. Was she pregnant? Why was the prick so angry? Maybe because Violet was pregnant and he knew the child wasn’t his. Just shows the generational violence which runs in society in some families.
As many times as I have watched the official version AND many reactions.... I think your silent observations and facial expressions, with the typed commentary, provided one of the most poignant reactions I have seen yet. REALLY a great reaction young lady! I was already subscribed, and I can only hit "like" once... or I'd hit it MORE!
Hi Sabina. I really loved your reaction. It took me a couple of weeks to summon up the courage to watch this again - it devastated me. However, I now consider it a masterpiece and I get great pleasure(?) from listening to it and seeing others having their minds similarly blown. Please keep the Ren reactions coming. I have subbed to join you on your journey down the Ren rabbit hole.
Why is this sped up? It's playing at like 1.25x or 1.50x speed. It makes the whole experience MUCH different. Ren is masterful about pace and timing, and this is rushed through, leaving the listener withiut time to really process the story properly. I love the channel & your reactions usually, but it actually made me feel weird and anxious listening to the Tales like this. Its particularly obvious at the start of Violet's Tale, but its all of them sped WAY up.
@SergioOlivieri89 what a ridiculous hill to plant your flag on. The Tales begin playing at 01min 27sec in this video. The original video has a run length of 13min 31sec. In this video, the Tales complete at 14min 19sec, a full 40 SECONDS FAST. I've listened to literal hundreds of reactions to the Tales in the past year. This is played FAST, and it's obviously so.
I just checked by playing it side by side with the original video. You are right, it is sped up, but not by 1.25 or 1.50. When I put the original vid at 1.05x speed, it is only slightly faster than the one in this reaction. Someone could probably check exact runtimes and calculate precisely how much faster it is, but from what I've quickly tested, it should be lower than 5%. You're very sharp to have noticed that at all. The fact you say "it's obviously" fast, tells me you've got a great internal clock. I did feel like something was a bit off about it throughout the whole thing, but dismissed it as probably some lost quality due to capturing/recording/processing.
@9madness9 I thought that too, but her movements aren't sped up accordingly. I think she had the speed set from editing another video, and this played fast for her, and subsequently: the viewers.
I like how you dont interrupt even few minutes making your opinions the focus instead of the art. Take a gander at, Chalk Outlines, if you wanna see how more diverse this amazing artist is. Tysm fir sharing!
Hi! Can you listen to the song Chainsaws in Paradise by Luke Black ? This song is phenomenal,real rock and I'm sure you will like it. Please,listen.😊 PZE24: Luke Black-Chainsaws in Paradise.
everytime i see the triology ,i was suck in the whole masterpiece.and for me it could send to a shortfilm festival like sundance and it will win🥰 that was a good reaction
"Fist connects and disconnects a bone..." The lines are brutal, but the pocket he is in is my favourite bit of the trilogy. Also, "Violet was a silent girl..." after "he was a little prick!" is a part nobody comments on, but what he does with his voice is remarkable. Thanks for great reaction. Check out Ren and Eden Nash duetting on Ocean. It is a lot more light hearted and bouncy. Bongo Bong with his band The Big Push is fab too.
Besides recognizing his talent as an actor, musician, story teller, and film maker, one lingering effect was that it made me wonder if it was really safe to be a single senior tourist in London, which I had been thinking of doing before I got too old.
London is very safe in the tourist areas, like every city it has bad areas but as a tourist you wouldn't be going there, hope that helps ease your mind
@@sabina1118loads miss it - a lot going on - Jenny on the game, Patrick with screeches ‘girl’ - the repeated 2 0 0 5, that most miss. It wouldn’t be art if we got it all first time. 😎👍
@@spruce381absolutely agree, some people get too lost in the horror of Violet's tale to catch it. I hope she was able to hear it at normal speed on the second play, because whatever version she plays here is terribly rushed. Ren's use of cadence, and particularly: space - especially in the Tales - is so important to the experience. He gives time for the listener to catch up and pick up on cues.
1st saw this video some time ago which set me on the Ren path. Its amazing. His band was fantastic as well. The Big Push. and all the Artists he as performed with Sam thomkins ,Eden Nash .Chinchilla, Liv Sangster. Enjoy your journey down the Ren Rabbit hole.
There is a live (with crowd) of the Story of Jenny & Screech (with an extra in the song) in full 360, we can move the camera : Ren - The Tale of Jenny and Screech (Full 360 Live Performance) : ruclips.net/video/S_hs8EkWeZg/видео.html
The Tales are based upon a police blotter article in a paper Ren read, it was the story of a young prostitute killed by another youth during a mugging, then a responding officer killing the youth. In the article the commanding officer was quoted saying 'they were so young, it's such a shame.' 'It's such a shame' is a phrase Ren uses throughout The Tales. Some seem to miss that Violet's father 'tuck her tight, but never left the room. I'll spare you with the things he did, I'm sure her mother knew.' 'moved out at 16, a semi-detached council flat provided by a welfare scheme...' The only girl who would get a flat like that would be pregnant... she was likely pregnant by her father. Multigenerational trauma and abuse. Stevie calls her a 'little liar' and a 'fucking slut,' this could be because he figured out that she was pregnant before they got together. Levels. These videos were actually made a year apart. Originally it was just the two videos, but the third part was created to bring them back together as a way to understand the origins of the characters, the generational abuse, neglect, and trauma they led to their lives, a repeat of their parents, and the resulting continuing tragedy. Some people see 'The Tales' and think they are recent, or the 3 parts of 'Money Game' and not that they go back 3 or 4 years, and that his back catalog is so big. Ren is obsessive and rehearses endlessly and in filming with his cinematographer Samuel Perry-Falvey does take after take, for 'Money Game Part 1' there were issues so they went all night with about 180 takes, for 'The Tales' they were done about 50 times, for Violet's tale there were 54 takes as something wouldn't go just right in the long live one take shot. They had one with rain showers at a very special moment but in review it wasn't as good, but in the used version the plane flying over stirring up the seagulls right when 'Stevie' pauses to see what he did to Violet was just as special. This is Ren very much in 'Bardcore,' he spent much of his youth going with his parents to renassaince festival and likely seeing the British pantomime plays, so this kind of performance was well ingrained for him.
This is something of a new style of music for me…imagine if William Shakespeare had done something like this, setting his plays to music. What a power house of a story being delivered here, not to mention some virtuoso guitar playing. I need to watch this again in order to appreciate all its various nuances. Credit to you Sabina…this is different and exciting.
I'm not 100% sure you understood the twist ending at the end. Jenny and Screech were twins that were obviously separated at birth after their mother Violet died and presumably their father went to prison. There was zero change in your facial expression when that was revealed and you didn't talk about it at the end. I've watched 100s of reactions on this and everyone has a shocked look when the twist ending is revealed and they talk about it afterward. There have only been a few where I don't think they got it. It would be like watching The Sixth Sense and then talking about it to your friends who have already seen it and not mention the twist ending.
Beautiful reaction, dear Sabina! Now maybe take a look at Ren's lighter side with "Losing It", a catchy rap laid down over an EDM track. Super fun and catchy!
Glad you watched them all together like this. It hits hard....but the story is all too real for a lot of people. The story is a hard listen, but the artistry is top notch. Unreal.
I found it impossible to watch to the end the first few times The violence and darkness of their lives was so real because of the intensity of Ren's performance I have watched it many times now because if the quality of his music storytelling and acting Enjoyed your reaction and the messages on screen were very effective
A tragic tale of intergenerational violence, Screech was like their dad Stevie, Jenny was like their mother Violet, both separated at birth but both troubled young teens, and he ends up murdering his sister. It's a shocker but my god, the performance. If anyone says they have no money to make a music video show them this. The creativity is outstanding. Love your reactions, I feel I know your face so well ❤
Ren said that he and Samuel have an entire show concept fleshed out for Netflix and are just getting all of their ducks in a row before pitching it to them. Sam confirmed.
at the start of Jenny tale Ren was beatboxing trumpet also in Screech tale when he make phone call she busy because she with Patrick that why he never answer the door
This wasn't originally a trilogy story. Ren read a small article about a 14 yr old boy killing a young prostitute with a knife in an attempted robbery. Knife crime had been skyrocketing in London at this time. Later that same evening the boy had been shot and killed by the armed police division that responded to a sighting of a possible suspect for a girl found murdered in Sussex Gardens area in Paddington - one of the capital's most notorious red light districts. (In my opinion, I believe) It disturbed him, so he set out to write a commentary not just on senseless violence, but on how desensitized we've become to it. The words he ends both Jenny and Screech's Tales with is "It's such a Shame" we say these words all to often and just move on without a second thought. The the lead inspector was quoted saying " So Young, It's such a shame". Violets Tale was written over 2 years later adding another layer of commentary by Ren. (Once again, in my humble opinion) he wanted us to consider not only generational violence but to make us look at all angles of society that we usually turn a blind eye to. Both characters are born out of violence on that cruel night of Violets beating and then both killed with brutal violence on the same night 14yrs later. Also, his lyrics have even more meaning when you read in between the lines. For example he doesn't say what Jenny was doing or why she wanted to escape from this place & life, or why Screech thought she was older saying at Patrick's door "I left this lady lying on the floor". Could that be because the way she's dressed & her heavy makeup? Also why was a 14yr old girl out so late in the dead of night walking alone in a sketchy area, wearing high heeled shoes, walking down a street that "she's walked it a thousand times before"? Everything points to Jenny being an underage prostitute, showing us what Ren writes has reason & is made to make us think. There's no fat on the bone, every word is weighed & has meaning. Interesting how Jenny has the same traits as her mother Violet, quiet, voiceless, and timid. Whereas Screech mirrors his father Stevie (the Prick boyfriend) in every way, Loud, obnoxious, and easily provoked to violence. They didn't know one another and had never met their biological parents. What made these kids so much like their parents? Was it simply Nature, inherited traits due to their genetic make-up OR Nurture, being brought up in the broken governmental system filled with, mistreated & in many cases, abused children, shuffled from one foster home to another ? He organically takes us on this journey, leaving us to think shouldn't we be doing better in this so called "advanced, wealthy, 1st world society. I'm loving your Ren reactions. Cheers 🥂✌
When I heard first heard this and found out that the brother killed the sister and the father killed the mother it was crazy and I didn't know how to feel
I have watched this (original video) many times and, for me, there's a good argument to be made that these three tales combine to make Ren's greatest creation... so I was confused and for a moment, I thought I'd slipped into another state of mind. I felt almost disassociated if that makes sense? That was for a second or two until I realized everything is sped up, right? His tone sounded off to me, that was the first thing. Then what would have been my automatic singing along with his words wasn't matching up... because everything was happening faster than usual. I'm not going to lie, I'm still unsure (I'm watching this after working 14 hours) so please; either confirm or deny so I know either way. OR IS IT JUST... pitch-shifted a little? SOMETHING IS OFF and it's driving me to distraction.
The background music is diminishing to both your message as well as to the artist you're reviewing. I dont understand why some reactors do this. Also i think you missed the plot twist at the end.
Any recommendations? Yes! "Prose - Mr 1 and Mr 2" it's similar in the sense that it's also acoustic, it's also story telling rap and it's also one hell of a story. I think I like it even more than the tales... 🫣
Love the annotations you add on top of the video, its nice having a reactor not needing to stop and start the video. Clever!
Thank you! 😊
The twins (Jenny and Screech) were born and laid side by side next to each other then ended up dying side by side (a street apart). When Ren sings "she never had a chance" near the staircase before he (as Stevie) knocks on the door and enters the room. It feels Ren is talking about the whole family, from Violet and her twin babies she was carrying. After a hundred watches that just came to me.
Sorry I didn't read your comment before i started typing,,,,Or I would of just said Ditto. also the fact that Jennies tale was in a well lit alley. Screeches tales starts off with the light above and behind, rens in a darkening stairwell and progresses down into darker surrounding, then hes crying Dear Screech, Dear Boy where did he go? He is down in thedark crying up to the lights one flight up.
When you read the headlines in the newspaper it's just another two minutes and you move on. When you hear it from Ren, you feel as though you are a witness who will never get the images out of your head.
Amazing reaction to this piece of art. I saw these parts at the moment of their release - and every time it touched my heart! How deep it was and how dark, but how talented! Thanks for your reactions and thanks for this particular one
I'm a simple man. I see Sabina reviewing any piece of music I like, I stop what I'm doing and watch.
🤣🤣🤣❤
💯
I am going to write multiple comments because this is my favourite thing to see people react to in the world. Thanks for doing it!
My pleasure 😃🧗🏻♀️
Would love to see you react to Ren's latest release-Back on 74/Message In a Bottle Retake.Another side of him and one that will undoubtedly put a smile on your/our face/s :)
Finally ...thank you and a big hug from Italy😘 More Ren please!
More Will come ☺️💪🏻
Did you get that violet was the victim of violence, first from her father and then from Stevie the father of her babies that beat her to death, and, Jenny and James (SCREECH) were her chidren that were saved. Seperated by the system, 14 years later Screech kills his own sister not knowing that she was. So they were killed one street apart, dying literally side by side in the order they were born...So Jenny was silent like her MOm and James (Screech) was violent like like his Father.
Definitely missed some very powerful lyrics. Father sexually assaulting her, Stevie physically assaulting her, and then a complete miss at the end.
Also thank you for still including Jenny's tale even though you had already reacted to it.... thanks ❤
Awesome! When I realized that your first reaction was only to Jenny's tale I didn't even bother watching but when I saw earlier today that you reacted to the full trilogy I went back and watched your reaction to Jenny's tale and I watched this video ❤❤❤
I just found you, and absolutely love you! Thank you
Thank you ❤️
Hey Sabina - your reactions are the best! Love that you don't interrupt the songs and then give such real, honest reactions. Thank you. ❤
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you Sabina! Cheers from a finn in Sweden ❤
It’s another masterpiece and you have your reaction vid polished to perfection !
It was a heartbreaking experience to watch this performance by Ren. I have seen many people react to this and end up tears from such a brutal and all too real series of tales so expertly presented by Ren. Not to forget Ren's guitar playing either, to use it to 'rewind the hands of time' for example was sheer brilliance in my book. I am glad that you enjoyed the experience of watching and listening to this Sabine.
I sure did - but it IS VERY intense 🙏🏻
@@sabina1118 Very much so yes. To have it turn full circle and discover that Violet was Jenny and James' (Screech) mother so there was generations of violence is heartbreaking.
Yes, don’t forget Jenny’s father, the bastard. Why did Violet runaway run away. Was she pregnant? Why was the prick so angry? Maybe because Violet was pregnant and he knew the child wasn’t his. Just shows the generational violence which runs in society in some families.
Brilliant reaction to this really tough message ! I love the way you react with the words appearing, makes it so interesting.
Thank you!! ❤️
I love your reactions, your competence and your sensitivity. Thank you beautiful Sabina
Thank you! ❤️
As many times as I have watched the official version AND many reactions.... I think your silent observations and facial expressions, with the typed commentary, provided one of the most poignant reactions I have seen yet. REALLY a great reaction young lady! I was already subscribed, and I can only hit "like" once... or I'd hit it MORE!
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed! I really did too!
Hi Sabina. I really loved your reaction. It took me a couple of weeks to summon up the courage to watch this again - it devastated me. However, I now consider it a masterpiece and I get great pleasure(?) from listening to it and seeing others having their minds similarly blown. Please keep the Ren reactions coming. I have subbed to join you on your journey down the Ren rabbit hole.
Thanks you and welcome! ☺️
Good choice 😊. Specially to watch them all at the same time. I think it complements the whole experience.
It for sure did, Jurgen! 🤗
Why is this sped up? It's playing at like 1.25x or 1.50x speed. It makes the whole experience MUCH different. Ren is masterful about pace and timing, and this is rushed through, leaving the listener withiut time to really process the story properly. I love the channel & your reactions usually, but it actually made me feel weird and anxious listening to the Tales like this. Its particularly obvious at the start of Violet's Tale, but its all of them sped WAY up.
Not sped up at all
@SergioOlivieri89 what a ridiculous hill to plant your flag on. The Tales begin playing at 01min 27sec in this video. The original video has a run length of 13min 31sec. In this video, the Tales complete at 14min 19sec, a full 40 SECONDS FAST. I've listened to literal hundreds of reactions to the Tales in the past year. This is played FAST, and it's obviously so.
I just checked by playing it side by side with the original video. You are right, it is sped up, but not by 1.25 or 1.50.
When I put the original vid at 1.05x speed, it is only slightly faster than the one in this reaction. Someone could probably check exact runtimes and calculate precisely how much faster it is, but from what I've quickly tested, it should be lower than 5%.
You're very sharp to have noticed that at all. The fact you say "it's obviously" fast, tells me you've got a great internal clock.
I did feel like something was a bit off about it throughout the whole thing, but dismissed it as probably some lost quality due to capturing/recording/processing.
Post editing I think
@9madness9 I thought that too, but her movements aren't sped up accordingly. I think she had the speed set from editing another video, and this played fast for her, and subsequently: the viewers.
Hi, this is the first time watching your reactions, I must say that using captions is the best method I’ve seen, nice one. I’ve subscribed
Thank you! And welcome :)
A wonderful reaction to yet another Ren masterpiece! :)
Amazing ❤❤❤❤
thank you for this Sabina .. the final one is Money Game pt3
Thanks! Really enjoyed your reaction...
Thank you!
I like how you dont interrupt even few minutes making your opinions the focus instead of the art. Take a gander at, Chalk Outlines, if you wanna see how more diverse this amazing artist is. Tysm fir sharing!
At 4:05 look on the wall to the left of him that's a birdcage. I seen tattoos of it in a facebook group.
Hi!
Can you listen to the song
Chainsaws in Paradise by Luke Black ?
This song is phenomenal,real rock and I'm sure you will like it.
Please,listen.😊
PZE24: Luke Black-Chainsaws in Paradise.
YESSS! Luke is amazing artist!
Yes please. ❤
Would be cool, this song is pure fire🔥
wooow, you're a fan of luke black? i love luke black too. chainsaws in paradise is a banger 😍
Yes, the song and performance are really rocking
everytime i see the triology ,i was suck in the whole masterpiece.and for me it could send to a shortfilm festival like sundance and it will win🥰 that was a good reaction
That's so true! And thank you 🤗
"Fist connects and disconnects a bone..."
The lines are brutal, but the pocket he is in is my favourite bit of the trilogy.
Also, "Violet was a silent girl..." after "he was a little prick!" is a part nobody comments on, but what he does with his voice is remarkable.
Thanks for great reaction.
Check out Ren and Eden Nash duetting on Ocean.
It is a lot more light hearted and bouncy.
Bongo Bong with his band The Big Push is fab too.
I get the stomach hurting. I love this trilogy, and also kind of struggle through the violence. But I can't help but love watching this. Thank you.
Ren is quite the performer! Keep checking him out! There so much more!!!!
I Will 😊💪🏻
@@sabina1118 good I here to watch you enjoy!!!
in Voilet tale he does the rewind sound on guitar to show going back in time then later does it forward to come back the present time
you saying so soothing after the tales of jenny and screech right before the most brutal one. but it is the most melodic of the three.
Besides recognizing his talent as an actor, musician, story teller, and film maker, one lingering effect was that it made me wonder if it was really safe to be a single senior tourist in London, which I had been thinking of doing before I got too old.
That's a great point....
London is very safe in the tourist areas, like every city it has bad areas but as a tourist you wouldn't be going there, hope that helps ease your mind
I see the twist at the end of Violet's Tale went completely over your head. 🤦♂
Yup you can tell in their eyes, not the slightest flicker here 😂 A miss.
Yea, I knew early on that I had to watch it again to get it all - I was shook by the intense lyrics 🤣
@@sabina1118loads miss it - a lot going on - Jenny on the game, Patrick with screeches ‘girl’ - the repeated 2 0 0 5, that most miss.
It wouldn’t be art if we got it all first time. 😎👍
@@spruce381absolutely agree, some people get too lost in the horror of Violet's tale to catch it. I hope she was able to hear it at normal speed on the second play, because whatever version she plays here is terribly rushed. Ren's use of cadence, and particularly: space - especially in the Tales - is so important to the experience. He gives time for the listener to catch up and pick up on cues.
1st saw this video some time ago which set me on the Ren path. Its amazing. His band was fantastic as well. The Big Push. and all the Artists he as performed with Sam thomkins ,Eden Nash .Chinchilla, Liv Sangster. Enjoy your journey down the Ren Rabbit hole.
There is a live (with crowd) of the Story of Jenny & Screech (with an extra in the song) in full 360, we can move the camera :
Ren - The Tale of Jenny and Screech (Full 360 Live Performance) : ruclips.net/video/S_hs8EkWeZg/видео.html
Love your reactions... I think you're ready for Ren's, Money Games Trilogy
The Tales are based upon a police blotter article in a paper Ren read, it was the story of a young prostitute killed by another youth during a mugging, then a responding officer killing the youth.
In the article the commanding officer was quoted saying 'they were so young, it's such a shame.' 'It's such a shame' is a phrase Ren uses throughout The Tales.
Some seem to miss that Violet's father 'tuck her tight, but never left the room. I'll spare you with the things he did, I'm sure her mother knew.'
'moved out at 16, a semi-detached council flat provided by a welfare scheme...'
The only girl who would get a flat like that would be pregnant... she was likely pregnant by her father. Multigenerational trauma and abuse.
Stevie calls her a 'little liar' and a 'fucking slut,' this could be because he figured out that she was pregnant before they got together. Levels.
These videos were actually made a year apart. Originally it was just the two videos, but the third part was created to bring them back together as a way to understand the origins of the characters, the generational abuse, neglect, and trauma they led to their lives, a repeat of their parents, and the resulting continuing tragedy.
Some people see 'The Tales' and think they are recent, or the 3 parts of 'Money Game' and not that they go back 3 or 4 years, and that his back catalog is so big.
Ren is obsessive and rehearses endlessly and in filming with his cinematographer Samuel Perry-Falvey does take after take, for 'Money Game Part 1' there were issues so they went all night with about 180 takes, for 'The Tales' they were done about 50 times, for Violet's tale there were 54 takes as something wouldn't go just right in the long live one take shot.
They had one with rain showers at a very special moment but in review it wasn't as good, but in the used version the plane flying over stirring up the seagulls right when 'Stevie' pauses to see what he did to Violet was just as special.
This is Ren very much in 'Bardcore,' he spent much of his youth going with his parents to renassaince festival and likely seeing the British pantomime plays, so this kind of performance was well ingrained for him.
This is something of a new style of music for me…imagine if William Shakespeare had done something like this, setting his plays to music. What a power house of a story being delivered here, not to mention some virtuoso guitar playing. I need to watch this again in order to appreciate all its various nuances. Credit to you Sabina…this is different and exciting.
I agree that so much is going on, that you need to rewatch to catch is all - what a performace!!
I'm not 100% sure you understood the twist ending at the end. Jenny and Screech were twins that were obviously separated at birth after their mother Violet died and presumably their father went to prison. There was zero change in your facial expression when that was revealed and you didn't talk about it at the end. I've watched 100s of reactions on this and everyone has a shocked look when the twist ending is revealed and they talk about it afterward. There have only been a few where I don't think they got it. It would be like watching The Sixth Sense and then talking about it to your friends who have already seen it and not mention the twist ending.
Every time I see this trilogy, I can't help but imagine how incredible a Broadway collaboration between Ren and Lin Manuel Miranda would be!! 🥰
I think Ren wants us to stay in touch that this shit happens all the time, wake up. Mother dead, Father in jail, Children separated.
Beautiful reaction, dear Sabina! Now maybe take a look at Ren's lighter side with "Losing It", a catchy rap laid down over an EDM track. Super fun and catchy!
Glad you watched them all together like this. It hits hard....but the story is all too real for a lot of people. The story is a hard listen, but the artistry is top notch. Unreal.
Ren is 🪄🎼 🤘😊👍💙🇫🇮
Playlist for Ren ty, and you still got about 100++ Nightwish songs waiting....🎼✨
I’m in for a treat 😍
I found it impossible to watch to the end the first few times
The violence and darkness of their lives was so real because of the intensity of Ren's performance
I have watched it many times now because if the quality of his music storytelling and acting
Enjoyed your reaction and the messages on screen were very effective
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful....
Thanks! 😊
My favourite 🎨 🎉❤
Was it me or did it seem she didn't catch the twist?
You changed your hair and it looks good!
A tragic tale of intergenerational violence, Screech was like their dad Stevie, Jenny was like their mother Violet, both separated at birth but both troubled young teens, and he ends up murdering his sister. It's a shocker but my god, the performance. If anyone says they have no money to make a music video show them this. The creativity is outstanding. Love your reactions, I feel I know your face so well ❤
Well Said, it’s so simple and yet so so powerful! And Thank you ❤️
Ren said that he and Samuel have an entire show concept fleshed out for Netflix and are just getting all of their ducks in a row before pitching it to them. Sam confirmed.
at the start of Jenny tale Ren was beatboxing trumpet also in Screech tale when he make phone call she busy because she with Patrick that why he never answer the door
Love the text to elaborate: in general love this video tho!!!
Luv Ren!
And Sabina ^
RIP Samuel (Screech's Tale)
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The playback speed’s a touch fast. Just saying and not hating ok.
Wow nice reaction.👍
Thank you so much! 🤗
@@sabina1118 you're welcome.🥰
Hi Sabina, if you like heart-wrenching crime stories you can also try Nick Cave's Murder Ballads, although maybe not as raw and more singable.😊
well said🌹😎
Ren got the idea for Jenny tale from news paper he read about a 14 year old boy killing a young streetwalker with a knife
:-( Ouch
We told you to do all 3 together.....lol. Have a beautiful day!
Those James Bond chords. You just know something bad is coming
lookin' good 😎
Thanks! 🌸
This wasn't originally a trilogy story. Ren read a small article about a 14 yr old boy killing a young prostitute with a knife in an attempted robbery. Knife crime had been skyrocketing in London at this time. Later that same evening the boy had been shot and killed by the armed police division that responded to a sighting of a possible suspect for a girl found murdered in Sussex Gardens area in Paddington - one of the capital's most notorious red light districts. (In my opinion, I believe) It disturbed him, so he set out to write a commentary not just on senseless violence, but on how desensitized we've become to it. The words he ends both Jenny and Screech's Tales with is "It's such a Shame" we say these words all to often and just move on without a second thought. The the lead inspector was quoted saying " So Young, It's such a shame".
Violets Tale was written over 2 years later adding another layer of commentary by Ren. (Once again, in my humble opinion) he wanted us to consider not only generational violence but to make us look at all angles of society that we usually turn a blind eye to. Both characters are born out of violence on that cruel night of Violets beating and then both killed with brutal violence on the same night 14yrs later. Also, his lyrics have even more meaning when you read in between the lines. For example he doesn't say what Jenny was doing or why she wanted to escape from this place & life, or why Screech thought she was older saying at Patrick's door "I left this lady lying on the floor". Could that be because the way she's dressed & her heavy makeup? Also why was a 14yr old girl out so late in the dead of night walking alone in a sketchy area, wearing high heeled shoes, walking down a street that "she's walked it a thousand times before"? Everything points to Jenny being an underage prostitute, showing us what Ren writes has reason & is made to make us think. There's no fat on the bone, every word is weighed & has meaning.
Interesting how Jenny has the same traits as her mother Violet, quiet, voiceless, and timid. Whereas Screech mirrors his father Stevie (the Prick boyfriend) in every way, Loud, obnoxious, and easily provoked to violence. They didn't know one another and had never met their biological parents. What made these kids so much like their parents? Was it simply Nature, inherited traits due to their genetic make-up OR Nurture, being brought up in the broken governmental system filled with, mistreated & in many cases, abused children, shuffled from one foster home to another ? He organically takes us on this journey, leaving us to think shouldn't we be doing better in this so called "advanced, wealthy, 1st world society.
I'm loving your Ren reactions. Cheers 🥂✌
Feeling like dancing 🩶🤍🩷
When I heard first heard this and found out that the brother killed the sister and the father killed the mother it was crazy and I didn't know how to feel
Did you understand that Violet was Jenny and Screech’s Mom?
Rens like if Shakespeare and Beethoven had a baby lol
His ditties remind me of Adam Sandler and the funny little songs he would sing on Saturday Night.
Renegade showing up ❤
So many layers to this story, it takes a few days for it all to slowly sink in
No it doesn't! I'm sure most get it in the first listening.
I didn't see any reactor who recognized the walz at the begining😉
TECKreacts did around 9 min 56 sec in - ruclips.net/video/AWN5VIIsB_c/видео.htmlsi=pYlhrnwv9YZIa9wy
Thank you for your Ren-reactions! Maybe it's time for something lighter now? Like his Power, Uninvited or Love Music 3?
Am i imagining things... but is the video sped up!?!?
A story teller
Oh yes!
comment be4 watch:
this shit is hard. i know they warned you, but stil. . .
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the next trilogy should be money game 1 2 an 3 very ,very awesome
I have watched this (original video) many times and, for me, there's a good argument to be made that these three tales combine to make Ren's greatest creation... so I was confused and for a moment, I thought I'd slipped into another state of mind. I felt almost disassociated if that makes sense? That was for a second or two until I realized everything is sped up, right? His tone sounded off to me, that was the first thing. Then what would have been my automatic singing along with his words wasn't matching up... because everything was happening faster than usual.
I'm not going to lie, I'm still unsure (I'm watching this after working 14 hours) so please; either confirm or deny so I know either way. OR IS IT JUST... pitch-shifted a little? SOMETHING IS OFF and it's driving me to distraction.
Hello great job I rec Geoff castelluchi deep bass cover of, I see fire, from hobbit voice play accapella new one under the cold below it's cool
"I feel like the worst parts are over", I have some bad news for you
17 min of watching you 'nonreacting' to this..adding some thing after and still you.could not get what the story was all about...
Heyy can you react Ren - Suicide
The background music is diminishing to both your message as well as to the artist you're reviewing. I dont understand why some reactors do this. Also i think you missed the plot twist at the end.
It sounded like it was just a tad sped up for some reason
renegade just commenting for engagement.....not that your reaction wasn´t lovely.
Is there a reason this is sped up and tuned higher by a little more than a half note? I always love your reactions, but it’s a little irritating…
Your on-screen text is still distracting and unnecessary.
Meh. Not any more distracting than stopping repeatedly to comment on it.
It sounds like you speeded it up can't listen sorry
I hate to tell ya, but walking and playing guitar is no great feat.
You should react to other Iron Maiden songs: "the rhime of the ancient mariner"
Any recommendations? Yes! "Prose - Mr 1 and Mr 2" it's similar in the sense that it's also acoustic, it's also story telling rap and it's also one hell of a story. I think I like it even more than the tales... 🫣
Noted!!