love this honestly, i feel like it really captures the whole thing. i like that you chose anne b for the family and to show anna for her friends since she was her lady in waiting and she and anne b were cousins! i also like when she looks up at the portrait of anne when she lowers her head onto the block, almost like she was following her example? really gave me the chills, and the slow fade as katherine stood alone. she probably felt so alone, and i think it probably reflects that! i also would absolutely ADORE to hear your critiques on six! its honestly one of my favourite musicals as a history and musical fan but it definitely has its downfalls.
I was on a Bojack Horseman spree, then came across this when looking for a piano tutorial on the song! SO SO SO glad I found this, and I totally look forward to an in-depth critique of SIX!
Ahh I'll try to keep it short! I really WANT to love six since im both a history and musical fan but the way they claim to be 'a feminist reinterpretation' while not really spending any time in the horror of their situations really irks me. Its that argument that 'we dont need no man' feminism overshadows 'men are oppressing us' feminism if that makes sense? And Katherine Howard is deffo where that issue is most apparent where her story is HORRIFIC... but she's singing this sultry sexy song that kiiind of has dark undertones but also makes jokes about her as a victim of child rape with lines like 'major to minor' and 'he let me use his favourite quill~~' like Toby she was a victim of abuse beheaded for the crime of being a raped as a teen can we not make sexy innuendo right now!!
@@xenanimate3681 i like the musical but being a fan of history, i think people forget that these were real people and alot of the time when people make creative choices it passess as historical fact to the audience.
@@xenanimate3681 I think that’s kind of the point though? For a long time in history Katherine Howard was portrayed as a social climber who used her body to get ahead in life. So the song employs that expectation around her with the type of music, but subverts it as the lyrics show the harsh reality of what was going on. I actually think this criticism works more for Anne Boleyn’s portrayal in the musical. Because her lyrics “flirt with a guy or three” don’t reflect what happened, as she was not cheating on Henry and these had been false charges used to incriminate her.
I don't know anything about bojack horseman but I literally gasped when I saw the axe and the block to lay her head on so I mean I think that's a 10/10
In the song and show the episode this was taken showed in the perspective of the Main Character head in his near death experience surrounded by the people in his lives (who already passed away) who impacted him in a way. The scene here was a girl named Sarah Lynn (who fell into Hollywood stardom at a very young age which led to her becoming washed up and drug addictive. She died of a heroin overdose.) Who is basically singing about her life and what has become and where it ended up meeting the fate if the main character. The axe scene here is somewhat similar to what happened in the scene. She walks towards a door that has a black void and as she sings she stares deadpan and she jumps in taking a breath, (the door symbolizing her death and how sudden it was)
Gosh I really love this. I was randomly looking up animatics since I rediscovered some of the songs off my 2020 list, of course. But yeah I agree. The overall message is quite, wishy washy. I had only listened to the S/T for a while until I found out about the “competition” in the musical itself and was *sigh* I get they were trying make a modern / spice girl history mashup and they wanted it to be fused with satire and some of them it works. Relistening to Katherine’s song, I feel like it does do an interestingly good job of showing how the men in her life progressively used loving words to take advantage of her and at first she’s naively into that but progressively catches on that, it’s really just leading up to being an outlet for sex. Maybe if it was retooled to not be sultry it would’ve worked better. It’s also just hard to grasp because an adult woman is singing the song but these events are happening to a teenager. It’s food for thought def cause I had for a majority of the time listened to these songs out of context and only knew vague scraps of the history of them before looking them up. Either way great great animatic and reminded me I hadn’t thought of Bojack in a while. I didn’t need to remember all this trauma!
whenever I think of don’t stop dancing, I never thought of “don’t stop dancing till the curtains fall” or “don’t stop dancing till the curtains call”, I thought of “don’t stop dancing till”-you fall, because of Sarah Lynn literally falling through the door, and her death and downfall, now whenever I think of “don’t stop dancing”, I still think “till you fall”, but now I imagine a girl getting her head chopped off, and not just any old girl, that is that I imagine is Sarah Lynn.. 👁️👄👁️ 👇🏽 👍🏽
I don't know if was on purpose but when you put Boleyn when see say "family" I thought it was clever since if I recall they're cousins Also I read what you write on other comments that make me think how the musical could have been better it I was more serious but also I think the musical if kinda a satire still that doesn't cut the other thing like since how the other queens in the musical minimize her experience with there's ,after all she still was a child a the moment
It was intentional! And so was 'friends' cutting to Anne since Katherine was Annes lady in waiting! I'm glad you noticed :) I think there definitely is a level of satire to the show! And tbf all u wanna do is the biggest moment of pulling away to explore the horrific aspect, i just feel in general the show should have done that more (and i hate hate hate the csa jokes)
I liked this interpretation of the song better. Here it is clear that the girl had her inner ideal, but friends and relatives forced her to descend from the moral mountain to the podium of color and depravity, where there is money and fame. And at first she obeys this, but then she falls to the bottom of her soul and is disappointed in herself. Being at the bottom, it is almost impossible to rise to where you were before. It's too hard and unbearable. People look at you, point a finger, and everything interferes with your life. And the only way to end it all is death. I'm afraid to imagine how many actors and stars ruined fame and popularity.
Bojack Horseman and Six the musical in the same video? What's this a crossover episode??
LMAO STOP
BRO 😭
Nope
BROOO
😭
Damn, now I want an version of this musical where it starts out funny and then upper cuts you with depression.
YOU AND ME BOTH BROTHER
YES, THIS, I'D LOVE THAT
That is how Katherine’s song went
i love how you incorporate anna and katherine's friendship, because irl they are good friends
love this honestly, i feel like it really captures the whole thing. i like that you chose anne b for the family and to show anna for her friends since she was her lady in waiting and she and anne b were cousins!
i also like when she looks up at the portrait of anne when she lowers her head onto the block, almost like she was following her example? really gave me the chills, and the slow fade as katherine stood alone. she probably felt so alone, and i think it probably reflects that!
i also would absolutely ADORE to hear your critiques on six! its honestly one of my favourite musicals as a history and musical fan but it definitely has its downfalls.
ALSO I LOVE UR ARTSTYLE AND HOW SHE BECOMES SLOWLY DISHEVELED AND IS WEARING TUDOR DRESS AT THE BEGINNING!!
Who's anna b?
@@Little_Duckling18 anne boelyn
This song fits her perfectly.... Is so sad.
this is painfully underrated
I think so too! 😂
This is amazing! Especially the ending where the “show” is over and all she’s left with is her end.
THIS IS MY FAVORITE CROSSOVER EPISODE
I was on a Bojack Horseman spree, then came across this when looking for a piano tutorial on the song! SO SO SO glad I found this, and I totally look forward to an in-depth critique of SIX!
I would love to hear your critiques of Six!
Ahh I'll try to keep it short! I really WANT to love six since im both a history and musical fan but the way they claim to be 'a feminist reinterpretation' while not really spending any time in the horror of their situations really irks me. Its that argument that 'we dont need no man' feminism overshadows 'men are oppressing us' feminism if that makes sense?
And Katherine Howard is deffo where that issue is most apparent where her story is HORRIFIC... but she's singing this sultry sexy song that kiiind of has dark undertones but also makes jokes about her as a victim of child rape with lines like 'major to minor' and 'he let me use his favourite quill~~' like Toby she was a victim of abuse beheaded for the crime of being a raped as a teen can we not make sexy innuendo right now!!
@@xenanimate3681 i totally agree, also how the whole thing starts off with "who got it worse?" I don't have to explain why that's messed up ofc
@@xenanimate3681 i like the musical but being a fan of history, i think people forget that these were real people and alot of the time when people make creative choices it passess as historical fact to the audience.
@@xenanimate3681 I did not realize those were inuendos
@@xenanimate3681 I think that’s kind of the point though? For a long time in history Katherine Howard was portrayed as a
social climber who used her body to get ahead in life. So the song employs that expectation around her with the type of music, but subverts it as the lyrics show the harsh reality of what was going on.
I actually think this criticism works more for Anne Boleyn’s portrayal in the musical. Because her lyrics “flirt with a guy or three” don’t reflect what happened, as she was not cheating on Henry and these had been false charges used to incriminate her.
I don't know anything about bojack horseman but I literally gasped when I saw the axe and the block to lay her head on so I mean I think that's a 10/10
In the song and show the episode this was taken showed in the perspective of the Main Character head in his near death experience surrounded by the people in his lives (who already passed away) who impacted him in a way.
The scene here was a girl named Sarah Lynn (who fell into Hollywood stardom at a very young age which led to her becoming washed up and drug addictive. She died of a heroin overdose.) Who is basically singing about her life and what has become and where it ended up meeting the fate if the main character.
The axe scene here is somewhat similar to what happened in the scene. She walks towards a door that has a black void and as she sings she stares deadpan and she jumps in taking a breath, (the door symbolizing her death and how sudden it was)
I always found Sara Lynn very similar to Katherine Howard. Im so glad i found this! ❤
The costumes of when the music switches the first time make me think of the Winx
I am so glad this was recommended to me because now I can't stop coming back to it
Gosh I really love this. I was randomly looking up animatics since I rediscovered some of the songs off my 2020 list, of course.
But yeah I agree. The overall message is quite, wishy washy. I had only listened to the S/T for a while until I found out about the “competition” in the musical itself and was *sigh* I get they were trying make a modern / spice girl history mashup and they wanted it to be fused with satire and some of them it works.
Relistening to Katherine’s song, I feel like it does do an interestingly good job of showing how the men in her life progressively used loving words to take advantage of her and at first she’s naively into that but progressively catches on that, it’s really just leading up to being an outlet for sex. Maybe if it was retooled to not be sultry it would’ve worked better. It’s also just hard to grasp because an adult woman is singing the song but these events are happening to a teenager. It’s food for thought def cause I had for a majority of the time listened to these songs out of context and only knew vague scraps of the history of them before looking them up.
Either way great great animatic and reminded me I hadn’t thought of Bojack in a while. I didn’t need to remember all this trauma!
whenever I think of don’t stop dancing, I never thought of “don’t stop dancing till the curtains fall” or “don’t stop dancing till the curtains call”, I thought of “don’t stop dancing till”-you fall, because of Sarah Lynn literally falling through the door, and her death and downfall, now whenever I think of “don’t stop dancing”, I still think “till you fall”, but now I imagine a girl getting her head chopped off, and not just any old girl, that is that I imagine is Sarah Lynn..
👁️👄👁️
👇🏽 👍🏽
I agree whit your thinking, they should have done a proper use of katherine, and this animatic is wonderfull, and its perfect
I don't know if was on purpose but when you put Boleyn when see say "family" I thought it was clever since if I recall they're cousins
Also I read what you write on other comments that make me think how the musical could have been better it I was more serious but also I think the musical if kinda a satire still that doesn't cut the other thing like since how the other queens in the musical minimize her experience with there's ,after all she still was a child a the moment
It was intentional! And so was 'friends' cutting to Anne since Katherine was Annes lady in waiting! I'm glad you noticed :)
I think there definitely is a level of satire to the show! And tbf all u wanna do is the biggest moment of pulling away to explore the horrific aspect, i just feel in general the show should have done that more (and i hate hate hate the csa jokes)
AHHH THIS ANIMATIC REALLY CAPTURES THE TRAGEDYY SO WELL :')
Damnnnn. She was the one who was taken advantage of most too.
I love the poses
God this is my new favorite one
It just so perfect ❤❤
i don’t really know anything about six, but this is a beautiful animatic!
The minimum you have to know? Six is a musical about the wives of Henry VIII. The one featured here is Katherine Howard.
That's too much, man!
OW...THAT HURT 🥺😭
This is so perfect! Perfect and sad. 😭
It is so beautiful
why haven't I seen this before??!
This is literally amazing
this fits so well amazing work dude
Omg this is beautiful
This is so good!
Haven't watch BJH, so I thought this was Mabel from Grav Falls and was very concerned
It would be funny and sad if the executioner was BoJack.
This is amazing ✨✨
WOW
As much as i love SIX the musical, id love to know your gripes with it, not to say your wrong by any means, but to see you perspective :)
WHOOOOOO
I liked this interpretation of the song better. Here it is clear that the girl had her inner ideal, but friends and relatives forced her to descend from the moral mountain to the podium of color and depravity, where there is money and fame. And at first she obeys this, but then she falls to the bottom of her soul and is disappointed in herself. Being at the bottom, it is almost impossible to rise to where you were before. It's too hard and unbearable. People look at you, point a finger, and everything interferes with your life. And the only way to end it all is death. I'm afraid to imagine how many actors and stars ruined fame and popularity.
Thats a different way to look at it but I don't think that's the purpose of what this animatic is trying to show...
Some videos are made just for me I guess