@@slayeroffurries1115 The album. Or perhaps the audience. With a result, there would be no purpose for the song. At least that's what I think Happy Chaos would say.
"Drift" is one of those songs where it feels like the composer is actively daring the audience to outdo him, knowing 99% of the audience couldn't even if they wanted to. "Hi, I'm Daisuke Ishiwatari. I made a song where every component part is not only a different time signature, but also an entirely different genre. Beat that, if you can."
One thing I feel like doesn't get enough praise is just the name. "Drift" perfectly encapsulates everything about this song. Drifting from one signature to another. Drifting between the highs and lows of life. Being set adrift on the sea of knowledge that Happy Chaos consumed... god it's so cool. Drift will always be my favourite GG song.
This song IS exactly what Happy Chaos is. He's a guy who takes life as it comes and does everything with as little effort as he can to make it exciting. He's one of those characters who is basically "he's the bad guy but he's not a bad guy", as the song puts it he lives for that calm that comes after the storm. He brought magic to the world of Guilty Gear which did illuminate the world at a very dark time where they thought the end was coming, but that magic also opened up the possibility for these "gears" to be created which are essentially near indestructable monsters which nearly brought an end to humanity; however, as a result humanity prospered greater than ever before to where they could surpass even a god. He is a man who can bend reality to his will and yet is very patient, playful and just sometimes wants to chill and go for a car ride. I should add a little fun fact about him, but he was born in Ireland.
late to the party but one thing that can be important to remember he's also to blame for said dark time, maybe not intentionally, as the very first lyric goes, he spent over 10 years finding eternal happiness for humans, and when he found out that it is impossible to achieve and that that pursuit only leads to misery he ditched it all in 2 seconds and that's about it, now without a real purpose while being at the point of omnipotence he does whatever for the next best thing
Not sure if you’ve gotten told this before, but a good 95% of vocal Guilty Gear songs from Xrd onwards are all sung by Naoki Hashimoto, who proves his insane range with just these two games. The only other singer was AISHA who they just brought on for Strive.
I find it funny that you talked about random life events, because the whole schtick with this character is that he learned the "truth" about everything, so he just does things for the drama. For example, he uses a gun in the game because his magic would make things too easy. An interesting take on the "enlightened" archtype, instead of being nihlistic or whatnot, he just ended up finding things amusing. His whole story can be summed up in the starting quote in his song. "It took me 10 years to find the answer to something... I forgot.... about it in two seconds..... Thats about it!" (shout out to the another song quote, "I dont have anything thats really important to me, that why, everything is beautiful.")
@Mach it gets interesting with how his arcade ending as well as his intros hinting that he may actually play as the protagonist (or at least a good guy) in the future stories
@Mach I know this reply is super late, but he is basically the Joker yes. He’s not a good guy though. He’s essentially exactly like the Joker except he doesn’t have any preconceived notions. The Joker from The Dark Knight was surprised to see that neither the civilians nor criminals chose to blow the others up. Happy Chaos wouldn’t care. He would be amused at the outcome and say that it was great drama. Theres a saying that “a rolling stone gathers no moss” or basically if you keep something moving, it can’t grow old and dusty. Happy Chaos wants to be the thing that makes the rock move whenever it’s sitting still. That’s his entire motivation. Make things happens in order to write a good story.
Drift has three sections - Pre Disney - No idea what Chaos is on about, but its definitely intense and... something. Disney - Chaos finally explains his worldview as dramatically and extravagantly as possible. Post - Disney - All the disparate parts come together and suddenly make sense, because you can see things how he is seeing them.
okay, you HAVE to do kiss of death now. I need the memes. oh, for context Happy Chaos is basically a guy that learned the universe works by reverse causality (in his words, what came first was the omelette, then the chicken and the egg) and is also the most powerful mage ever. so he basically just stirrs shit up so the world stays cool. "humanity gained the power to do everything and lost the ability to do anything" and stuff.
Good to see you react to this one. Easily my second favorite GGST track, only recently surpassed by Baiken's theme. The way both the instrumentation and the lyrics perfectly encapsulate the character and tell his story, and the pure elation of that "Disney" section just makes it so much fun to listen to.
absolutely love this track (and happy chaos), and I love how to musicians his theme perfectly describes his chaos, the name happy chaos, the song is chaotic and has a great amount of energy. The name as well being "Drift" the song itself drifting through all sorts of genre's, themes, and time signatures.
"What the yee-haw is happenening right now?" Pretty much how most GG Strive songs made me feel on first listen. Every track on this OST takes you on a journey. This one in particular sounds pretty chaotic, much like the character lol.
Something that makes Guilty gear strive so special, is the creator is an absolute control freak with the most terrifying attention to detail that I have never seen from any other creator, and it completely pays off
@@Berd-Wasted. sadly though it's probabbly the reason why we will never get a good anime depiction of guilty gear, for i dont see daisuke selling his baby to anybody
I know this video is several months old at this point and you’ve covered a lot more Guilty Gear since, but I think this song really conveys Daisuke’s love of Queen as a band. I also love how the song pertains to the character it’s about. Happy Chaos is basically the Joker except, instead of wanting to watch the world burn, he wants to create chaos so the heroes will win and he’ll have witnessed a new story. I think it’s best explained by the song: “When a violent storm is over The blue sky is more beautiful than ever You see? I want that, I want that That's all I want” He creates the violent storm hoping to see the blue sky after it passes.
Daisuke: "So, I'm making the Happy Chaos theme right now.' Fans: "So, what genre will it be? And what will it be about? He is such a important character, he is basically enlightened and all-knowing, will it show how he really feels?" Daisuke: "Who needs a genre? Also, yes, but it's basically obvious."
This song bounced off me when I first heard it, now it's my favorite song in the entire OST. Daisuke's music always seems to seep into your brain and you end up loving everything he makes and I cannot explain why.
I love seeing him brought to tears of confusion with Guilty Gear Strive's unorthodox musical masterpieces. Daisuke Ishiwatari really made something incredible with this soundtrack and i love how unique and thematic they are, it's really a sign of what creative freedom can become. (i can't wait to see your immense confusion trying to make sense of Alone Infection, by the way.)
Yeah, the Queen inspirations are very strong in this song. The vocals that sound like Freddy Mercury, the genre shifting, probably the most Queen-like song from Queen fan Daisuke to date
Happy Chaos theme in a shellnut, literally musical *c h a o s* like the entire song feels like a range of music types, it sounds swingy and jazzy, then rock into metal back into swing like constant curveballs into my music dopamine. the end part always gets me
Yay! More Guilty Gear. I'm trying to put my POTEMKIN request through for ya. But I gotta wait for it to accept then I can pledge for the theme. Should happen soon dood 👍
I've noticed some of the strive music likes to swap genre out of nowhere songs like "let me carve your way" and "necessary discrepancy" i think "Drift" is one of the best example.
@Jesse's Auditorium Yeah, I was kind of surprised you didn't catch on to that since Queen's music isn't exactly unknown to many in the world of music. If I would describe the song in a single phrase it would be what I thought half way through the song while watching this video, "This is what it would sound like if Queen went Metal"
I think my very first reaction was the same as you as "oh? not the genre I excepted in those first few seconds" :D Oh, but I like it, it really wasn't what I expected but it's a great theme, especially when the swing part kicked in! This was a big ride, though :D
Just came across your channel tonight and subscribed almost immediately. Great stuff. I know you've done more GG since this one but one thing I haven't seen come up is this awesome bit of musical quotation that happens in the Strive soundtrack where Ky's old theme "Holy Orders (Be Just Or Be Dead)", which is badass on its own, shows up in the Strive themes for both Ky and Sin (Ky's son). Their Strive themes are really different from each other but I think it's cool how Daisuke carried part of Holy Orders into Sin's theme "The Hourglass" to musically reinforce a genetic connection. I don't know how you feel about doing a deep dive where you compare three songs like that, but it's a level of intricate detail that you can only get when the creator of the game is also the composer of the OST. FYI my kid got me listening to the Strive OST for like a year before I finally bought the game. It's a solid game that is honestly too technical for me to get into seriously, but the OST is 100% bangers so it sucked me in. The lore is complicated and insane and it helps to know that every character theme in Strive is not just a portrait of who they are, it's a musical production of who they were and who they become by the end of Strive's story. Daisuke is an absolute mad genius and I'm loving watching you really internalize that truth over the course of these videos.
This song is so fucking wild conceptually. I have no way to confirm this but Drive really makes me think Daisuke may have gotten into Mr. Bungle at some point in the last few years, its the only thing I can even remotely compare this to and it sticks out SO much from the rest of the OST.
I actually hadn't heard this, I love GG but haven't had time for Strive. This was definitely chaos, but I liked it. Might have to give ethe OST a whirl.
The song makes you feel like you achieved enlightenment. You now know everything and are no longer bound to the rules of reality. Doesn't really help you in the long term, but it's fun.
Truly the perfect theme for a nihilist extradimensional god who sandbags in fights against the world's best by using a pair of revolvers he barely knows how to shoot, just for fun
Necessary Discrepancy is another track with inconsistent time signatures. It's currently tied with Let Me Carve Your Way as my favorite track in Strive. The two songs were rather controversial, let's just say the songs make some interesting choices in vocals and overall structure (see: inconsistent time signatures)
Guilty Gear is like a Queen album at their peak, it goes through a lot of genres... and you get a nifty anime and videogame starting with Xrd/Revelator/Rev2 and StrIVe
Love this song. To me, it mainly sounds like it transitions between nu metal/grunge and beetles/Queen sounds with some ‘screw it lets add a splash of jazz’ thrown in. It’s great.
I hope someone requests some of the slower, more vocally focused songs from GG like Freesia or Lily, even though it’s probably not as exciting but they’re so emotional and impactful even though a lot of the English is hard to understand because of the accent, the emotion behind the sound of the vocals still carry through.
Happy Chaos' motivations: "I stir the pot every so often to make sure the pudding doesn't burn."
ADHD god
And the only villain in history that actually achieves his goal in the end without the heroes running his plans
@@mohabalserafe3795 Chaos isn't even a villain, bro just does what he wants whenever he wants
@@xipin5334 villain antagonist whatever man he still the only one that achieve his goal in the end
he's the antagonist solely to have the protagonists do something neat lol
"What's the time signature?"
With this song, a better question is "What's *a* time signature?"
The answer is "a suggestion at most"
"What came first, the song or the time signature?"
@@slayeroffurries1115The composer, of course
@@slayeroffurries1115 The album. Or perhaps the audience. With a result, there would be no purpose for the song. At least that's what I think Happy Chaos would say.
"The what now?"
"Drift" is one of those songs where it feels like the composer is actively daring the audience to outdo him, knowing 99% of the audience couldn't even if they wanted to.
"Hi, I'm Daisuke Ishiwatari. I made a song where every component part is not only a different time signature, but also an entirely different genre. Beat that, if you can."
One thing I feel like doesn't get enough praise is just the name. "Drift" perfectly encapsulates everything about this song. Drifting from one signature to another. Drifting between the highs and lows of life. Being set adrift on the sea of knowledge that Happy Chaos consumed... god it's so cool. Drift will always be my favourite GG song.
Somehow make it dynamic I dunno man
Camellia:
@@derenathor It really is a song "getting carried by the waves", and it's perfect.
you could say its Happy Chaos.... to flip from swing, hard rock and then operatic
Jazzy? Metally? Chaos? Beautiful?
How do i even describe this song
yes
One could say it's... *happy chaos*
This song IS exactly what Happy Chaos is. He's a guy who takes life as it comes and does everything with as little effort as he can to make it exciting. He's one of those characters who is basically "he's the bad guy but he's not a bad guy", as the song puts it he lives for that calm that comes after the storm. He brought magic to the world of Guilty Gear which did illuminate the world at a very dark time where they thought the end was coming, but that magic also opened up the possibility for these "gears" to be created which are essentially near indestructable monsters which nearly brought an end to humanity; however, as a result humanity prospered greater than ever before to where they could surpass even a god. He is a man who can bend reality to his will and yet is very patient, playful and just sometimes wants to chill and go for a car ride.
I should add a little fun fact about him, but he was born in Ireland.
irish dude with a god powers? now thats explains everything
late to the party but one thing that can be important to remember he's also to blame for said dark time, maybe not intentionally, as the very first lyric goes, he spent over 10 years finding eternal happiness for humans, and when he found out that it is impossible to achieve and that that pursuit only leads to misery he ditched it all in 2 seconds and that's about it, now without a real purpose while being at the point of omnipotence he does whatever for the next best thing
He's basically jacksepticeye with God powers
@@FreezyFreeFire so this dude really cared about the humans?
@@cringerfilmmaker he made the main problem of guilty gear as a whole in an attempt to help humans
Not sure if you’ve gotten told this before, but a good 95% of vocal Guilty Gear songs from Xrd onwards are all sung by Naoki Hashimoto, who proves his insane range with just these two games. The only other singer was AISHA who they just brought on for Strive.
They did get Jamison Boaz as the backup vocalist to Aisha for Love the Subhuman Self.
Naoki's also the vocalist of an old Japanese metal band named Outrage
I find it funny that you talked about random life events, because the whole schtick with this character is that he learned the "truth" about everything, so he just does things for the drama. For example, he uses a gun in the game because his magic would make things too easy. An interesting take on the "enlightened" archtype, instead of being nihlistic or whatnot, he just ended up finding things amusing.
His whole story can be summed up in the starting quote in his song. "It took me 10 years to find the answer to something... I forgot.... about it in two seconds..... Thats about it!"
(shout out to the another song quote, "I dont have anything thats really important to me, that why, everything is beautiful.")
he also can teleport but instead drives a car to give dramatic exposition.
To add to this, Happy Chaos isn't the villain of the story for any evil reasons, he just knows that a good story needs a good antagonist
@Mach He's more of a chaotic neutral Joker. He just does what entertains him without a regard for whether it's good or evil
@Mach it gets interesting with how his arcade ending as well as his intros hinting that he may actually play as the protagonist (or at least a good guy) in the future stories
@Mach
I know this reply is super late, but he is basically the Joker yes.
He’s not a good guy though.
He’s essentially exactly like the Joker except he doesn’t have any preconceived notions.
The Joker from The Dark Knight was surprised to see that neither the civilians nor criminals chose to blow the others up.
Happy Chaos wouldn’t care. He would be amused at the outcome and say that it was great drama.
Theres a saying that “a rolling stone gathers no moss” or basically if you keep something moving, it can’t grow old and dusty.
Happy Chaos wants to be the thing that makes the rock move whenever it’s sitting still. That’s his entire motivation. Make things happens in order to write a good story.
"What the yeehaw is happening?"
Happy chaos, obviously! :D
"What the Yee-haw is happening" is exactly my thoughts. That went through so many different phases and sounds it was awesome!
"What's the time signature?"
Yes
Drift has three sections - Pre Disney - No idea what Chaos is on about, but its definitely intense and... something.
Disney - Chaos finally explains his worldview as dramatically and extravagantly as possible.
Post - Disney - All the disparate parts come together and suddenly make sense, because you can see things how he is seeing them.
I love how everybody agrees that that part is Disney
@@Tilde_Shii I mean what else could it be?
"What the yeehaw is happening right now?"
Proceeds to headbang
Yep that looks about right
okay, you HAVE to do kiss of death now.
I need the memes.
oh, for context Happy Chaos is basically a guy that learned the universe works by reverse causality (in his words, what came first was the omelette, then the chicken and the egg) and is also the most powerful mage ever.
so he basically just stirrs shit up so the world stays cool. "humanity gained the power to do everything and lost the ability to do anything" and stuff.
I did lol
@@JessesAuditorium huh.
youtube notifications work in misterious ways.
Drift is the biggest musical flex Daisuke has made, and could very well be one of the strongest flexes of musical talent of all time.
Good to see you react to this one. Easily my second favorite GGST track, only recently surpassed by Baiken's theme. The way both the instrumentation and the lyrics perfectly encapsulate the character and tell his story, and the pure elation of that "Disney" section just makes it so much fun to listen to.
frfr
absolutely love this track (and happy chaos), and I love how to musicians his theme perfectly describes his chaos, the name happy chaos, the song is chaotic and has a great amount of energy. The name as well being "Drift" the song itself drifting through all sorts of genre's, themes, and time signatures.
jesse got HC's 6p on deck
"What the yee-haw is happenening right now?" Pretty much how most GG Strive songs made me feel on first listen. Every track on this OST takes you on a journey. This one in particular sounds pretty chaotic, much like the character lol.
Something that makes Guilty gear strive so special, is the creator is an absolute control freak with the most terrifying attention to detail that I have never seen from any other creator, and it completely pays off
*Daisuke's Vision*
@@Berd-Wasted. sadly though it's probabbly the reason why we will never get a good anime depiction of guilty gear, for i dont see daisuke selling his baby to anybody
@@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485 The Mother has treated the baby well so far.
@@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485
So in other news, a Guilty Gear Anime is being made now lmao
I know this video is several months old at this point and you’ve covered a lot more Guilty Gear since, but I think this song really conveys Daisuke’s love of Queen as a band.
I also love how the song pertains to the character it’s about.
Happy Chaos is basically the Joker except, instead of wanting to watch the world burn, he wants to create chaos so the heroes will win and he’ll have witnessed a new story.
I think it’s best explained by the song:
“When a violent storm is over
The blue sky is more beautiful than ever
You see? I want that, I want that
That's all I want”
He creates the violent storm hoping to see the blue sky after it passes.
The look of absolute confusion about five minutes in, I love it
This has been the greatest face journey in the history of this channel.
Daisuke: "So, I'm making the Happy Chaos theme right now.'
Fans: "So, what genre will it be? And what will it be about? He is such a important character, he is basically enlightened and all-knowing, will it show how he really feels?"
Daisuke: "Who needs a genre? Also, yes, but it's basically obvious."
Daisuke: "All of the above"
This song bounced off me when I first heard it, now it's my favorite song in the entire OST. Daisuke's music always seems to seep into your brain and you end up loving everything he makes and I cannot explain why.
I love seeing him brought to tears of confusion with Guilty Gear Strive's unorthodox musical masterpieces.
Daisuke Ishiwatari really made something incredible with this soundtrack and i love how unique and thematic they are, it's really a sign of what creative freedom can become.
(i can't wait to see your immense confusion trying to make sense of Alone Infection, by the way.)
Character who’s basically a god having a psychotic break lol
Really nice reaction and a good song of choice. Here my impression of Drift: It's like the "Bohemian Rhapsody" of Guilty Gear imo, don't you agree?
Yeah, the Queen inspirations are very strong in this song. The vocals that sound like Freddy Mercury, the genre shifting, probably the most Queen-like song from Queen fan Daisuke to date
no shot, freesia is way more queens vibes imo
Lily is 122% queen
Happy Chaos theme in a shellnut, literally musical
*c h a o s*
like the entire song feels like a range of music types, it sounds swingy and jazzy, then rock into metal back into swing like constant curveballs into my music dopamine. the end part always gets me
I already thought Strive OST was very experimental and then they went and made this lol. It's not just a song it's a fever dream
"i heard you kids like time signatures, here's all of them"
Yay! More Guilty Gear.
I'm trying to put my POTEMKIN request through for ya. But I gotta wait for it to accept then I can pledge for the theme.
Should happen soon dood 👍
"What the yee-haw is happenening right now?"
A perfect reaction to his theme
"what's the time signature?" yes
I mean... this is a theme song for a character named Happy Chaos, so it's honestly very fitting.
"....i dont know, dont ask me, i have NO clue"
Yep, seems about right for Happy Chaos
I've noticed some of the strive music likes to swap genre out of nowhere songs like "let me carve your way" and "necessary discrepancy" i think "Drift" is one of the best example.
Queen vibes were strong in this song
Ooh! Good comparison
@Jesse's Auditorium Yeah, I was kind of surprised you didn't catch on to that since Queen's music isn't exactly unknown to many in the world of music. If I would describe the song in a single phrase it would be what I thought half way through the song while watching this video, "This is what it would sound like if Queen went Metal"
I think my very first reaction was the same as you as "oh? not the genre I excepted in those first few seconds" :D
Oh, but I like it, it really wasn't what I expected but it's a great theme, especially when the swing part kicked in! This was a big ride, though :D
Daisuke can also draw pretty damn well. A true renaissance man.
The best way I can describe this song is that it's... Happy Chaos.
It is truly a chaotic song. His state of mind is directly converted into music.
At 3:38 you said, " What the yeehaw is happening right now?" followed by immediate head banging. That shit had me dead xD
Drift is the definition of Chaotic.
Hints why Happy Chaos's name matches this perfectly.
when you've seen all that life has to offer. some people choose to make something different happen. just for kicks
Ah yes, Guilty Gear. A series of badass soundtracks and albums that just so happen to have a pretty good fighting game sold with them
This song is so fucking disgusting and I love it for it, time signatures are shackles for the weak
This is a mixture of Queen and Tool...somehow it works lol.
Seeing your reactions to a song I absolutely adore makes me happy because you seemed to enjoy it somewhat too.
Guilty Gear Strive has this vibe of metal plus whatever genre Daisuke wants. Some prog, some jazz, some nu metal even.
Drift is one of my favourite songs in Guilty Gear's history. It's such an *experience.*
3:12 i REALLY hope a later track in Guilty Gear does more of this, it so good
Just came across your channel tonight and subscribed almost immediately. Great stuff. I know you've done more GG since this one but one thing I haven't seen come up is this awesome bit of musical quotation that happens in the Strive soundtrack where Ky's old theme "Holy Orders (Be Just Or Be Dead)", which is badass on its own, shows up in the Strive themes for both Ky and Sin (Ky's son). Their Strive themes are really different from each other but I think it's cool how Daisuke carried part of Holy Orders into Sin's theme "The Hourglass" to musically reinforce a genetic connection. I don't know how you feel about doing a deep dive where you compare three songs like that, but it's a level of intricate detail that you can only get when the creator of the game is also the composer of the OST.
FYI my kid got me listening to the Strive OST for like a year before I finally bought the game. It's a solid game that is honestly too technical for me to get into seriously, but the OST is 100% bangers so it sucked me in. The lore is complicated and insane and it helps to know that every character theme in Strive is not just a portrait of who they are, it's a musical production of who they were and who they become by the end of Strive's story. Daisuke is an absolute mad genius and I'm loving watching you really internalize that truth over the course of these videos.
"I probably won't need my notes" Famous last words when it's THIS song you're going into!
The look of: “ *wait is that a piano?!* “ at the start, ‘mazing
This song is so fucking wild conceptually. I have no way to confirm this but Drive really makes me think Daisuke may have gotten into Mr. Bungle at some point in the last few years, its the only thing I can even remotely compare this to and it sticks out SO much from the rest of the OST.
Hehe.
Drive.
Don't fix it though.
oh shit did not expect this, love this song looking forward to watching
The other thing that fits the description you gave for this song, is life.
Life is just happy chaos !
I actually hadn't heard this, I love GG but haven't had time for Strive. This was definitely chaos, but I liked it. Might have to give ethe OST a whirl.
Welll.... this song IS an happy chaos, indeed.
Happy Chaos my beloved
5:28 I will never get over that look for a long time xD
5:10 this was the moment that i fall in love with HC.
Drift is like watching a movie.
The song makes you feel like you achieved enlightenment. You now know everything and are no longer bound to the rules of reality. Doesn't really help you in the long term, but it's fun.
Now that Bridget is out, I hope you'll cover her theme sometime
I don't think that's really his speed, as much as I like Bridget's theme I don't think he'll do it.
@@spectoestis3106 it's weird to me how her theme is slow but still works perfectly as a fg theme
@@soulreaver6546 you can’t be serious
After this I so want to see your take on Faust's theme. Honestly my favourite theme in GGS so far. Fingers crossed. ^^
:)
Happy Chaos is my spirit animal
What the yee haw is happening is exactly how id describe the song
In strive the world is so close to world peace with the greatest fighters protecting it a force of Chaos had to do a couple pokes.
It's thematically perfect that this was a random pic
If you listen to The Rumbling since the full version came out, you're in for a treat.
Every strive track is a banger. Break a spell or roar of the spark would be awesome next.
this song is like a traumatic brain injury, and i love it
Try Daisuke Ishiwatari's Holy Orders (Be Just or Be Dead). Its an OST from the OG Guilty Gear from PSX. Best soundtrack out there.
What the yehaw is happening perfect explains happy chaos thank you for making my day with that
"whats the time signature?" haha, we dont do that here
Truly the perfect theme for a nihilist extradimensional god who sandbags in fights against the world's best by using a pair of revolvers he barely knows how to shoot, just for fun
Necessary Discrepancy is another track with inconsistent time signatures. It's currently tied with Let Me Carve Your Way as my favorite track in Strive. The two songs were rather controversial, let's just say the songs make some interesting choices in vocals and overall structure (see: inconsistent time signatures)
Necessary Discrepancy really had to grow on me
This reminds me of bohemian rhapsody because of how many phases this song goes through.
Yessss
Guilty Gear is like a Queen album at their peak, it goes through a lot of genres... and you get a nifty anime and videogame starting with Xrd/Revelator/Rev2 and StrIVe
daisuke is also a huge Queen fan, Sol is both his self insert and a Queen reference
the guilty gear reactions are always an insta click
Love this song. To me, it mainly sounds like it transitions between nu metal/grunge and beetles/Queen sounds with some ‘screw it lets add a splash of jazz’ thrown in. It’s great.
funnily enough, the name character describes the song perfectly
The mad lad did it and I wasn't here for the premiere. I feel sad now.
i love how you just give up when the disney segment comes on and accept the fact this song, is infact, chaos
every guilty gear track is a banger, xrd2 has some REALLY good ones too
love the grunge sound of this one. mad early 90's vibes.
2:20
Jesse: *confused headbang?*
Yes sirr🔥fire vid brother
like this song goes from what i listened to before playing fighting games, (swing, jazz) into whatever this is (+basically every other ost ever)
Man i really love your reactions they feel so genuine xD, btw what is the song in the background at 6:40, sounds very good c:
Thanks. The intro to all my videos has the song name but everyone skips the intro.
@@JessesAuditorium i've been caught :c, although i swear i really watch from the start of the song to the almost end 😅
7:31 I mean his name is Happy Chaos
If you like game songs in every time signature, try Vib-Ribbon - Roll Along
An endless sporadic meets swing jazz power ballad meets stone temple pilots b side rejects. also auto tune.
Happy.
Chaos.
I hope someone requests some of the slower, more vocally focused songs from GG like Freesia or Lily, even though it’s probably not as exciting but they’re so emotional and impactful even though a lot of the English is hard to understand because of the accent, the emotion behind the sound of the vocals still carry through.
feels like the metal version of jazz
Just in case everyone and thier mother hasn't already said it for some reason: MIRROR OF THE WORLD NAO PLZ! Also, keep up the great work :D
if you know Happy Chaos, this is the perfect depiction made in one song
Testament, Baiken & Chipp are imo, the best themes on Strive, but Happy Chaos is just so good too.