1:36 It’s the legendary NerdCore stairs! As seen in Stupe’s “The Ribbon” and “No One’s Home” as well as Shwabadi’s “Tired of Being Fine” and Freshly Kanal’s DHMIS vs Truman Show. Lovely set stairs, clearly a great place for a camera shoot
I feel so bad for Dan, they both are equally important to this and all their previous colabs but stups gets most of the credit. Look at the views on the each others vids
@@eternalmiasma5586 honestly they both did amazing, but stupendium did do most of the work and most of this was his pitch. but i’m not saying dan is any lower then stupendium, his mob raps are still there
Stupes and absolute bangers about the evils of capitalism. Name a more iconic duo. I'll wait. Oh, and Dan is featuring too? This is about to be straight fire.
There's just something about whenever these two lyrical geniuses collab, they just end up making the hottest new jazz single every time... and I know it's jazz because my voice is specifically built for jazz, and only their collab songs are the ones I can really, truely sing along well enough with because, once again, my voice is built for jazz, not rap- Either way, this song is immediately being added to my current car travels music playlist
I still dont get how Stupendium and others that make good content like this (the youtube series like Helluva, or others) can actually earn any money. Don't tell me that the Ad revenue actually gives that much?
While the ad revenue could be lucrative. Most of them make more money via stuff like Patreon, merchandise, sponsorships, and affiliate links. Don’t forget the ad revenue from streaming, as they do upload the songs to multiple streaming sites (Apple Music, Spotify, etc.)
Sincecit was never replied to, the typical wait time most people ask before reactions is 48 hours since its the best performance time for most new videos and the only time reactions can actually take away from views as people watch something with their favorite reactor and then never again. Just kinda a newer respect for the original content thing
Honestly, didn't like this song too much. The intro was amazing, and then it fell off REALLY hard imo. Far too preachy and on the nose, I liked when the anti-capitalist themes were more subtle and weaved into the song, not just seven minutes of "modern economy bad", not that I disagree, just, y'know.
I get you. It felt like they were just fully embracing the game. If it was just Stupes, they probably would’ve went that direction. To be honest, the groove was just too infectious for me to care too much about the lyrics haha.
@@juliette1374 Yeah, no, absolutely not. House Always Wins had barely any of it , being nearly 100% about , like, the source material. The Fine Print was definitely *closer*, but idk, it felt like it was still in the setting while touching on the subject, not just straight up talking about *modern politics* with zero metaphor or indirectness
@@melecaogaming1567 I could see your argument about The House Always Wins, but The Fine Print is as subtle as brick to a glass window. It, however, feels more... fitting to the setting, let's just say. Doesn't help that the game it's based off is literally about corporate greed. I think that's why you don't really feel about this song, not because it's unsubtle, but because this song doesn't really fits with the goofy, silly, eldritch setting of Lethal Company
I see what you guys mean, but as a person that merely watches my game friends play LC, I feel like my perspective is different. Watching from the outside, the whole "work 'til you die, and then wake up like nothing happened and do it all over again" aspect is pretty freaky...and pretty relatable to real life. You can have the worst day ever, and you're expected to get over it the next and get back to work, plaster on that fake smile, and commit the rest of your life to it. So for me, they honed in on a specific aspect of the game that isn't discussed particularly much (at least among my circles), and ran with it. I guess they had something to say, so eh. Sometimes a game song doesn't have to match the whole vibe, just capture a piece of it. Shame it doesn't resonate with you folks though, hopefully the next one hits just right!
![A Comedy Musician Reacts | THE END OF THE LINE by The Stupendium and Dan Bull [REACTION]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DbsS-sV3-yI/mqdefault.jpg)
As usual with the co-op songs, there will be an alternate ending at Dan's channel.
1:36 It’s the legendary NerdCore stairs! As seen in Stupe’s “The Ribbon” and “No One’s Home” as well as Shwabadi’s “Tired of Being Fine” and Freshly Kanal’s DHMIS vs Truman Show.
Lovely set stairs, clearly a great place for a camera shoot
it’s the stairs, legends say that those who venture near become great nerdcore creators
they say the echos of nerdcore can still be heard to this day
I feel so bad for Dan, they both are equally important to this and all their previous colabs but stups gets most of the credit. Look at the views on the each others vids
@@eternalmiasma5586 honestly they both did amazing, but stupendium did do most of the work and most of this was his pitch.
but i’m not saying dan is any lower then stupendium, his mob raps are still there
Their
Stupes and absolute bangers about the evils of capitalism. Name a more iconic duo. I'll wait. Oh, and Dan is featuring too? This is about to be straight fire.
Dan bull got featuring many times like among song and choo choo Charles too
I REALLY LOVE THE HOW YOU FEEL THE SONG, YOU ARE THE BEST REACTIONER ON MY LIST!
The groove is INFECTIOUS!
@@whatitdodave YEP!!
@@whatitdodave agree
There's just something about whenever these two lyrical geniuses collab, they just end up making the hottest new jazz single every time... and I know it's jazz because my voice is specifically built for jazz, and only their collab songs are the ones I can really, truely sing along well enough with because, once again, my voice is built for jazz, not rap-
Either way, this song is immediately being added to my current car travels music playlist
7 minutes of non stop bop it is so catchy.
These two together can really make anything!
You're good at singing yourself dave 😊 always love the reactions ❤
The first to comment on that haha. Thank you!
GUYS THE END OF THE LINE REFERENCE‼️‼️‼️ 9:10
I love watching you grove! It's so infectious
Honestly I loved how your singing at the end sounded with the song, it would be cool to see you add things throughout the whole song
Evertime Dan and Stupendium team up its a banger
When you Rhymes destroy you inside but you enjoyed.
Dave: yes
Great reaction as always. 🔥😁
This is a great song. I wish I thought of doing a 1st watch reaction. Does anyone else hear, "Cold as ice" ?
Great song.
Your reaction to the bottle joke. 😂
Hes not a rapper, hes a poet.
Rap is Rhythm and Poetry. That’s what rap means. R.A.P
Man.
I still dont get how Stupendium and others that make good content like this (the youtube series like Helluva, or others) can actually earn any money. Don't tell me that the Ad revenue actually gives that much?
While the ad revenue could be lucrative. Most of them make more money via stuff like Patreon, merchandise, sponsorships, and affiliate links.
Don’t forget the ad revenue from streaming, as they do upload the songs to multiple streaming sites (Apple Music, Spotify, etc.)
@@whatitdodave oh you're right, didnt even cross my mind. Thanks for the answer! Love your reactions btw.
Another Stups banger, but apparently not for me. If only the whole song was in the intro style...
The sing is great imo, but that intro absolutely fucking slaps so hard the rest of the song kinda pales in comparison to it
Its not been 24 hours
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@@whatitdodave since the video dropped
@@persiancat8468 What does that matter?
Sincecit was never replied to, the typical wait time most people ask before reactions is 48 hours since its the best performance time for most new videos and the only time reactions can actually take away from views as people watch something with their favorite reactor and then never again.
Just kinda a newer respect for the original content thing
Honestly, didn't like this song too much. The intro was amazing, and then it fell off REALLY hard imo. Far too preachy and on the nose, I liked when the anti-capitalist themes were more subtle and weaved into the song, not just seven minutes of "modern economy bad", not that I disagree, just, y'know.
I get you. It felt like they were just fully embracing the game. If it was just Stupes, they probably would’ve went that direction.
To be honest, the groove was just too infectious for me to care too much about the lyrics haha.
I don't know about you, but this song has the same level of "preachiness" as "The House Always Win" and "The Fine Print" to me.
@@juliette1374 Yeah, no, absolutely not. House Always Wins had barely any of it , being nearly 100% about , like, the source material. The Fine Print was definitely *closer*, but idk, it felt like it was still in the setting while touching on the subject, not just straight up talking about *modern politics* with zero metaphor or indirectness
@@melecaogaming1567 I could see your argument about The House Always Wins, but The Fine Print is as subtle as brick to a glass window. It, however, feels more... fitting to the setting, let's just say. Doesn't help that the game it's based off is literally about corporate greed.
I think that's why you don't really feel about this song, not because it's unsubtle, but because this song doesn't really fits with the goofy, silly, eldritch setting of Lethal Company
I see what you guys mean, but as a person that merely watches my game friends play LC, I feel like my perspective is different. Watching from the outside, the whole "work 'til you die, and then wake up like nothing happened and do it all over again" aspect is pretty freaky...and pretty relatable to real life. You can have the worst day ever, and you're expected to get over it the next and get back to work, plaster on that fake smile, and commit the rest of your life to it. So for me, they honed in on a specific aspect of the game that isn't discussed particularly much (at least among my circles), and ran with it. I guess they had something to say, so eh. Sometimes a game song doesn't have to match the whole vibe, just capture a piece of it. Shame it doesn't resonate with you folks though, hopefully the next one hits just right!