This was one of the best scenes in the movie and it had a quote that will honestly stick with me for a long time. “I was there to push people beyond what's expected of them. I believe that's an absolute necessity.There are no two words in the English language more harmful than good job.”
@@animeloverhaven what he is essentially saying is that you can only make good jazz players if you treat them like shit i think, and that is not a good quote to live by. It has no evidence for working, and you cant be sure it works i think.
@@emil25558 i think his point was that if your too easy on people and tell them things like good job even when they’re not doing the best they can they might inteperet that as them doing really well even if they might not be doing really well.I think his point ultimately was that to make people the best they can be sometimes you should be hard on them.
Adoro está preciosa pieza de Justin Hurwitz, qué genialidad! Muchas gracias por esta edición. Y amo también la película Whiplash y todo su sound track!
Although this song is quite enjoyable and relaxing, this song is laughable (within the context of the movie). Fletcher is critiquing the Studio Band for not meeting his absolute perfection, on difficult pieces like Whiplash and Caravan, but then turns around and plays this "starbucks jazz" and still tries to act like he's some sort of music guru. I loved the film, and I love this song, but this scene pissed me off more than I thought.
I think it was deliberate on their part. They wanted to show that Fletcher knew he himself was never capable of becoming a Charlie Parker. This scene gave me mixed feelings - it capture Fletcher's musical frustration as a person of mediocre talent unhappy with his lot in life still finding some serenity in music. It's a nice moment in the end because we get to see Fletcher get back in touch with what drew him into his career in the first place - a love of music.
This observation is actually in parallel to Green Book. There was a scene when Tony Lip and Dr. Donald Shirley were having a conversation while on the road and Shirley mentioned he did not want to incorporate blues and jazz into his repertoire but hello hello, there was a scene in the later part of the show where he went on and played hardcore blues and jazz in a racially segregated bar in Birmingham, Alabama. Given the circumstances, he gave in and got carried away by his emotions.
나도 알아. 내가 적이 많지. 그래도 지휘는 해. --- 내가 셰이퍼에서 뭘 하려고 했는지 아무도 몰랐다는 게 아쉬워. 난 지휘자가 아니었어. 팔 휘젓고 박자 맞추는 건 칠푼이도 해. 너희가 한계를 넘어서는 걸 보고 싶었어. 난 그게... 반드시 필요하다고 봐. 안 그럼 제 2의 루이 암스트롱도 없고, 찰리 파커도 없어. 찰리 파커가 '버드'가 된 계기 말해 줬지? (존스가 던진 심벌즈요.) 맞아. 색소폰을 제법 불던 파커는 즉흥 연주에 참여했다가 개판을 쳐 버렸어. 존스의 심벌즈에 목이 잘릴 뻔했고, 웃음거리가 됐지. 밤엔 울다 잠들었지만 다음 날 아침엔 어떻게 했게? 연습하고 연습하고 또 연습했어. 다시는 웃음거리가 되지 않겠단 일념으로. 1년 후 리노로 돌아가서 그 무대에 선 그는 누구도 범접 못 할 기똥찬 연주를 했지. 존스가 이랬다면 어땠을까? 괜찮아, 찰리. 그만하면 잘했어. 그럼 찰리도 자기가 잘했나 보다 했겠지. 그럼 '버드'는 없었어. 그거야말로 엄청난 비극인 거야. 요즘은 그런 게 인기니 재즈가 죽어 갈 수밖에. 스타벅스 "재즈" 앨범 같은 것들이 모든 것을 말해 주지. --- 세상에서 제일 쓸데없고 해로운 말이 '그만하면 잘했어'야. (선은 지켜야죠. 너무 세게 몰아붙이면 제 2의 찰리 파커도 좌절할 거예요.) 아니지. 제 2의 찰리 파커면 좌절할 리가 없어. 사실 내 학생들 중에... 찰리 파커는 없었어. 노력은 했지. 죽어라 노력했다고. 보통 사람은 상상 못 할 정도로. 내 노력에 대해서 사과할 마음은 없어.
Well, in fact, both songs are based in the same jazz masterpiece: “Blue in Green” of Miles Davis, and Justin h played with it using those notes in a lot of moments of Whiplash
Glad I'm not the only one who had this reaction. He terrified the crap outta me the whole film, but when this scene arose, I was THIS close to forgiving him for all of it.
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I swear on the internet there's always someone out there who read your mind years in advance.
nsanegamr1 the world is still have something to cherish for
Yeah it's called an AI algorithm
HHAHAHAHA... but wait.. wtf u on about ?
I'm waiting for overture 1 hour loop
Ikr
This was one of the best scenes in the movie and it had a quote that will honestly stick with me for a long time.
“I was there to push people beyond what's expected of them. I believe that's an absolute necessity.There are no two words in the English language more harmful than good job.”
Its a bad quote to live by lol
@@emil25558 well not necessary his point itself was not wrong he was just too aggressive about it.But if someone toned it down it could be good
@@animeloverhaven what he is essentially saying is that you can only make good jazz players if you treat them like shit i think, and that is not a good quote to live by.
It has no evidence for working, and you cant be sure it works i think.
@@animeloverhaven what do u think his point was?
@@emil25558 i think his point was that if your too easy on people and tell them things like good job even when they’re not doing the best they can they might inteperet that as them doing really well even if they might not be doing really well.I think his point ultimately was that to make people the best they can be sometimes you should be hard on them.
currently writing a paper on Whiplash, and this is getting me all sorts of inspired. much appreciated
Nice! What is this paper about?
@fufferfish Thank you for your help, it is really specific.
How did the paper do?
Where can we read that?
Mind to share the paper?
One hour? How short! I need an one-day version of this!
put it on a loop
@@fsbagent711 that's a good idea!
@@pentapandamusic thank you !...but Not mine
A wholesome conversation on youtube?!?, what a rare phenomenon.
@@jonkristianevangelista3110 Yeah, I go to whole foods too, for health.
appreciate this so much bro
Ya!
Jacovi James appreciate still go on after 2 years ye boi
@@notvietnam4112 even 3 years
@@appolsauce6908 Ya!
How can someone dislike this beauty?
Adoro está preciosa pieza de Justin Hurwitz, qué genialidad! Muchas gracias por esta edición.
Y amo también la película Whiplash y todo su sound track!
Sospechaba que solo un genio podía crear una melodía como esta... y sí, Michel Petrucciani era. Que en paz descanses Michel.
No es de Justin Hurwitz?
@@anacristinareyesresendiz5069 No, es "Memories of Paris" de Petrucciani.
@@Frank.V.L. gracias por la aclaración 🙋♀️
This is so entertaining. And its not overstimulating to listen to the whole way through. *Good Job.*
A glass of Scotch and this. Life is good!
Es la que más me gusta y duraba muy poquito pero ya no voy a tener que estar regresandola a cada rato jijiji.
SIKSI X2 xd
Cállate prrro!!
Y solo disfruta.
This melody touches me emotionally .
So is he rushing or is he dragging?
who knowsn
I'M UPSET!!!!!
Louder!!
@@hairball2491 IIIMMM UPSEEETTT!!!
LOUDERRR
Although this song is quite enjoyable and relaxing, this song is laughable (within the context of the movie). Fletcher is critiquing the Studio Band for not meeting his absolute perfection, on difficult pieces like Whiplash and Caravan, but then turns around and plays this "starbucks jazz" and still tries to act like he's some sort of music guru. I loved the film, and I love this song, but this scene pissed me off more than I thought.
I think it was deliberate on their part. They wanted to show that Fletcher knew he himself was never capable of becoming a Charlie Parker. This scene gave me mixed feelings - it capture Fletcher's musical frustration as a person of mediocre talent unhappy with his lot in life still finding some serenity in music. It's a nice moment in the end because we get to see Fletcher get back in touch with what drew him into his career in the first place - a love of music.
@@Gabe-1997 exactly
This observation is actually in parallel to Green Book. There was a scene when Tony Lip and Dr. Donald Shirley were having a conversation while on the road and Shirley mentioned he did not want to incorporate blues and jazz into his repertoire but hello hello, there was a scene in the later part of the show where he went on and played hardcore blues and jazz in a racially segregated bar in Birmingham, Alabama. Given the circumstances, he gave in and got carried away by his emotions.
Thank you friend.
Gracias por este valioso aporte a mi playlist.
got the wrong whiplash song, staying cause this is nice though
Thank you! 😍
Gracias Dios, por esta belleza
Shit i needed this for relax and there thx new sub
PD : 2020 xd?
2021
What a beautiful moment, like a cigarette.
Beautiful song....
나도 알아. 내가 적이 많지.
그래도 지휘는 해.
---
내가 셰이퍼에서 뭘 하려고 했는지
아무도 몰랐다는 게 아쉬워.
난 지휘자가 아니었어.
팔 휘젓고 박자 맞추는 건 칠푼이도 해.
너희가 한계를 넘어서는 걸 보고 싶었어.
난 그게...
반드시 필요하다고 봐.
안 그럼 제 2의 루이 암스트롱도 없고,
찰리 파커도 없어.
찰리 파커가 '버드'가 된 계기 말해 줬지?
(존스가 던진 심벌즈요.)
맞아.
색소폰을 제법 불던 파커는
즉흥 연주에 참여했다가 개판을 쳐 버렸어.
존스의 심벌즈에 목이 잘릴 뻔했고,
웃음거리가 됐지.
밤엔 울다 잠들었지만
다음 날 아침엔 어떻게 했게?
연습하고 연습하고 또 연습했어.
다시는 웃음거리가 되지 않겠단 일념으로.
1년 후 리노로 돌아가서 그 무대에 선 그는
누구도 범접 못 할 기똥찬 연주를 했지.
존스가 이랬다면 어땠을까?
괜찮아, 찰리. 그만하면 잘했어.
그럼 찰리도 자기가 잘했나 보다 했겠지.
그럼 '버드'는 없었어.
그거야말로 엄청난 비극인 거야.
요즘은 그런 게 인기니 재즈가 죽어 갈 수밖에.
스타벅스 "재즈" 앨범 같은 것들이
모든 것을 말해 주지.
---
세상에서 제일 쓸데없고 해로운 말이
'그만하면 잘했어'야.
(선은 지켜야죠.
너무 세게 몰아붙이면
제 2의 찰리 파커도 좌절할 거예요.)
아니지.
제 2의 찰리 파커면 좌절할 리가 없어.
사실 내 학생들 중에...
찰리 파커는 없었어.
노력은 했지. 죽어라 노력했다고.
보통 사람은 상상 못 할 정도로.
내 노력에 대해서 사과할 마음은 없어.
플레처의 독백이 가장 인상 깊었네요.
The beauty of defeat
I love how fletcher plays a tiny gig too
Actually , if you listen closely , this is like a refined version of the song "Dismissed".
I'd say both tunes got some common elements
Well, in fact, both songs are based in the same jazz masterpiece: “Blue in Green” of Miles Davis, and Justin h played with it using those notes in a lot of moments of Whiplash
Ok but can I be real for a moment, this song got me simping for fletcher 😳🥺😔 its so delicate and beautiful
Same shit, and i'm a male who's straight. Guess i have some attraction to elegant related stuff.
@@ErickdeOli6038 Its gay not to like it tbh
Glad I'm not the only one who had this reaction. He terrified the crap outta me the whole film, but when this scene arose, I was THIS close to forgiving him for all of it.
Much needed
Master piece 🧘
best song in history
just sip ur whiskey and ENJOY !!!
The ending is so relaxing fr 😌
Not that I’m not grateful but you should of edited the las part and have looped the main part of the song, but thank you
*should have
That would be even better.
My favorite character whiplash fletcher
What a nice and clean rumba to dance to.
Perfect song to sleep
Que buen aporte man, gracias por compartir.
Right on, man
good job
감사합니다 찾던 거에요~
Que dijiste?
Ngomong apa sih?
@@joniWDM Dijo gracias estaba buscando
@@joniWDM Dude speak Korean or English. We don't have translator
@@peterperkins4324 ok bro, thanks
Perfection
Amazing
playing chess on this soud>>>>
kkkk thank you brow
What genre of jazz is this? I really enjoy the tempo (no pun intended)
its the sound of rumba, search for Quiet Nights (Rumba / 27 bpm)
Thnku
so chilled i got frostbite
dragging or rushing ?
So isn't this the Azalea Town melody from Pokémon gold/silver?
or some other town, sounds very familiar
Rushing or dragging man 🙃
奔波的人
name of the song was?
Fletcher's song in club
Sounds like rhumba
I almost forgive fletcher from this scene… almost…
DE DONDE LO SACASTE !!! :V LIKE COMPART AN SUSCRIBLABLABLA
Solo se repite la musica de la escena no es la original
крадусь по кромке воды к ней
Нежно ласкаю побои
asies me lo vi entero
해ㅇ복하다
🕳️
Milquetoast