Rise Against - The Numbers
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- "The Numbers" off the new album NOWHERE GENERATION. Out Now.
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Lyrics:
We’re biding time as we wait for the signal
Sharpening blades while we wait out the storm
These cold nights are almost unbearable
But purpose keeps us warm
Pledge allegiance while crossing our fingers
A bark with no bite, no teeth just a roar
You’re not a thorn in our side; you’re a splinter
We are ready but we’re bored
Just holding our place in line
And everything moves too slow now
Breaking away in time
They have the power
We have the numbers now
It’s all just a constant illusion
Of control
They break us like horses
How long will we drag their plow?
What will continue to be
Is what we allow…
And still we worship at altars so empty
Consumption of something we don’t need at all
Holes we can’t fill
A never-ending song;
“Again, from the top now…”
Textbook cases we all fit the profile
Mass surveillance we opened the door
Prey on the fears, the blurred lines of right and wrong
Sped up ’til we can’t slow down
And at this velocity
One wrong move and we go down
Brace for the reckoning
They have the power
We have the numbers
It’s all just a constant illusion
Of control
They break us like horses
How long will we drag their plow?
What will continue to be
Is what we allow…
Heavy are the chains
We fasten to ourselves
Gathering the thorns
To shape into a crown
Is this saddle comfortable?
Do these reigns feel tight enough?
Will you gallop when you’re kicked?
Or throw the rider off
Are you the willing and the able
Or are you spoken for?
Destined to serve what you abhor
Until it all gives out
Listen
Fuck what you call normal
And this pressure to conform
(Break free)
It’s your trail to blaze
Or your bridge to burn
They have the power
We have the numbers now
It’s all just a constant illusion
Of control
They break us like horses
How long will we drag their plow?
What will continue to be
Is what we allow…
Music video by Rise Against performing The Numbers. © 2021 Loma Vista Recordings., Distributed by Concord.
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My algorithm was like “dude you used to love this band fifteen years ago, check out this badass song”
Welcome back!
Your algorithm missed a few albums that will melt your face off.
Lol strangely I was just like dang I want to listen to rise against hit search and was shocked that they are still making music 😂 that sounds exactly the same as I remember stuff like state of the union and give it all. Those were the days
Commenting 2 years later so you come back to the gem
I don't want to say that this song "sounds like the old Rise Against" because I believe that bands should always move forward and evolve. What I will say is that this song has the same fire and bite that made me fall in love with Rise Against in the first place. This is the kind of music, intensity and composition that I love to listen to.
100% this
nah, idk about you, but i fell in love with them after hearing songs like "state of the union" or at least "prayer of the refugee". also, really tired of this ~band evolution~ thing. it's not fucking real, bands do not evolve if their first albums are loved more than what they put out after
@@willpowerbroken What do you mean it's not real? How do you know this isn't possible?
On the same note, if the Part at 3:40 would have had some screaming, it really would have been a more old-school Rise Against song. Especially the "your bridge to burn" part is such a screaming part
That’s exactly how I felt when I first heard it. It brings the essence of RA out. I absolute love it!
They managed to combine their old style with the newer in a perfect way. Not many bands accomplished that and I love it.
If by new style you mean badly written lyrics then yea
@@Lewis1995 =D
Theyre so good at that. I love it
@@Lewis1995 where'd they loose you? The well thought out metaphors or the message of unity against oppressors?
I couldn't agree more. This song sounds like The Black Market had a baby with Sufferer and the Witness and I'm here for it.
"Will you gallop when you're kicked, or throw the rider off?"
This line is the epitome of Rise Against, and how they perfectly portray the heart and resilience of a revolutionary. It still gives gets my heart racing even a year later.
Fuck yeah, brother. Same here.
We can unite as workers, as humans. The enemy isn't trans people like me, gay people or whoever. The enemy is the ruling class manipulating, enacting class warfare, controlling the means of production so we can be kept enslaved to endlessly grind our lives away.
"Is this saddle comfortable? Do these reins feel tight enough? Will you gallop when you're kicked, or throw the rider off?"
Study. Organize. Communicate. Coordinate. Rebel.
What we continue to be is what we allow. We have nothing to lose but our chains!
This song feels like it combines everything Rise-Against into one melody.
That's just every rise against song. They all sound exactly the same.
@@genocidecrusade6534 lmao I was about to say the same thing
@@genocidecrusade6534 oof you guys have some really terrible ear. Go and listen to some Survive and come back lmao.
@@genocidecrusade6534 How do swing life away and midnight hands sound exactly the same?
@@Ebrahim_17 to be fair Survive is the sonf that Tim called THE rise against song, the song that encompases their whole pallet
This song feels nostalgic even though it’s not even an hour old yet 😂
Took the words right out of my mouth
Reminds me of "I don't want to be here anymore"
I’m still watching the adverts and already love it.
It has the same sounding beginning as About Damn Time
I know right :D
Liberation and freedom for the working people! Progress is inevitable! 🚩🏴✊️
Communism is the answer if you like millions of people dying at the hands of those in power, sure!
Tim's Vocal training is working
he de-aged his voice by a decade at least
I know right AWEEESSOMME
At least! I'd go as far as to say this is the best he's sounded since sufferer and the witness.
Yea he sounds great!! I’m so hyped for this new album.
Please don't hate me but I hear no difference compared to their last 2 studio records. :(
On the records he always sounds fine (except for some cadences but that's just a personal thing). It's the live perfomance where he struggles.
@@raisie6334 His vocals are mixed super dry in these recordings. Its clearly more powerful. But theres also not tons of vocal correction/smoothing or distortion added to make it sound better or more aggressive than it is
Gotta say, I love how this song is dropped in one of the most critical moments in Colombian history, with protests and riots everywhere in the cities, and in which we needed strength the most
Fuerza Colombia 🇨🇴
I asked them about this they said they don't give a shit about Colombia if it got wiped off the map they wouldn't bat an eye. And that they hate all Latin and Southern Americans. Weird right?
@@danielhughes5932 your sources being... ?
Also that doesn't make sense when the video literally features footage of protests taken in South America.
Weird, right?
Praying for you and your family’s safety. There are strangers who love you and wish they could be there with you helping defend the innocent.
Solidaridad from the US who are largely responsible for the majority of issues in Latin America ✊
POWER TO THE PEOPLE. Love from France.
"Will you gallop when you're kicked? or throw the rider off?"
Goddamn that line is so powerful. It hit me like a truck. This is what I love about Rise Against❤️
It shows how we abuse animals too which they fight against
Absolutely agreed, brother. Especially coming after preceeding, patronising line: "Is this saddle comfortable? Do these reins feel tight enough?"
@@Haunted.Pumpkin I thought they was talking about people. Are we gna continue to take from this corrupt govt telling us what to do. Not about animals I don't believe
@@Munchboxkid agreed! My reply was to Paul. Sorry for the confusion!
Hit me like a freight train.. and I'm the school bus.
Brandon Barnes is the real hero on those drums 🔥🔥
Some parts are the fastest Brandon has played in a long long time
He brings this already great music ahead and ahead.. I love the pressure ☺️
Brandon’s the best one on this track. Then Joe with his bass.
@@m.a.9517 I actually think Brandon and Joe are the standouts in this song. I find Tim’s vocals to almost become cliche for Appeal to Reason/radio Rise Against for over a decade. Savior, Long Forgotten Sons, I Don’t Wanna Be Here Anymore, Nowhere Generation and some all have the same kinds of choruses with Tim. Those are the only types of Rise Against songs that I dislike. They became a thing from 2008 onwards when Tim’s voice evolved and couldn’t take the faster and deeper tones as much like the choruses on Heaven Knows or Everchanging or Life Less Frightening. 2008 was when Rise Against stopped being my favorite band because they added this new element which also exploded on the radio and changed the set list vibe of all the shows. Instead of fast Rise Against that packed a punch, it became more generic
The point is I think Brandon and Joe take a medicore song and make it much better. Tim’s lyrics are always on point though. I love what is being said at me, just not how its delivered.
@@AlmostaFlipinSkater this is nowhere near as fast as black masks!
the last couple albums had a sense of 'ok now it's your turn' - architects being a key example. they kinda said 'ok, we're older now. we need new stalwarts to take the mantle and lead what comes next'. This album is laced with 'ok fuck it, time to act. if we don't stand up, we never stood for anything'. there's bravery, power and leadership within that. I love this band.
Gun down the rich, collapse their towers.
I’m now on a list so that’s cool
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gotta hear this one !!! :)
The entire world is ready to explode of the injustice and incompetence of the people who run things.
Coming back to this 2 years later, it still hits as hard as it did when it first came out. The creativity and compassion of this group of guys are insane.
Well said 🤘
“What they continue to be, is what we allow”
Want the good old normal back? Start acting like it never went away. Enough with the Tyranny of the Covidians.
@@Kerath I think you missed the point completely.
@@Kerath Spotted the right-winger
"It's just a piece of cloth"
"Will you gallop when your kicked or throw the rider off?" Hit me a little harder tbh
Scrolling through these comments fucking sucks. Half the people are ignoring or actively standing against the message of the song. They were apparently not blunt enough about it in this one, gotta run it back, guys. Maybe the next song should use footage of people fucking dying by their oppressors, but they'd find a way to call you guys assholes for showing it. There's no winning with these people. The music is top notch, the comments are ignoring the issue.
I'm with you! I was shocked when I scrolled down and all of them ignored this powerful intense lyrics packed with ciritcs about our whole system.
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I join. Most people discuss music, vocals, guitars, but they don’t want to notice direct Marxism in the text. Lenin's cause is alive
I love that Rise Against is more than just a band but also politically active, socially aware, and altogether respectable individuals. I love their music so much
They sound great. Their only issue is that their political ideology is braindead and is not rising against in the slightest. They repeat the same narrative as the mainstream media, "cops bad, capitalism bad, violence good, socialism good!"
@@sherockow Rise Against grew from the punk scene. Everything you described is of the punk ethos. Rock Against Bush, Punk Voter, Military Free Zone are products of Anti-Flag and NOFX. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Against_Bush%2C_Vol._1?wprov=sfla1
That's because they're a punk rock band. Anti-Flag, Bad Religion, NoFX, The Clash, Strike Anywhere, Against Me, Propagandhi, Dead Kennedys, Pennywise etc all came before them.
@@sherockow the violence Rise Against and every punk band speaks about is violence against property. Unfortunately Republicans and Democrats would rather wage war and violence on people. Would God bless a murder of the innocent? Would God bless a war based on pride? Would God bless America? No.
@@AlmostaFlipinSkater I agree somewhat, the sound and the lyrics of the song are astounding. My issue is with the clear left ideology being pushed in the music video (supporting antifa, radical blm (not just normal people who despise pointless killings), socialism, anti-gun, anti-property, etc...). They claim to not conform but are conforming to the hive-mind of the radical left. I definitely agree that God is not a fan of everything about the USA (murder, abortion (the murder of the most innocent of us all), greed, sexual deviance, sexual freedom, looting/burning, destruction of things that aren't yours, all of the hatred, etc...). There are definitely things that we are doing right though (pro-Isreal, the fundamentals of our laws based on the 10 commandments, the abolishment of slavery to be followed by the rest of the world, charitable to the rest of the world, the keepers of peace, and still a large percentage of Christ-followers). We can most definitely do better as a country, but what they are suggesting will lead to a far bleaker future.
I love how they blended several eras of their music, it feels like.
This song is incredible. What a band
This song is more than a vibe, its a vibe with a meaning
Such an aesthetic, low key Lit yo. So tik Tok no cap y’all. Stay beiber, get them peaches. 🤘🏽
@@paddydemps2291 This reads like what boomers think gen z talks like lmao
Hey lady. How's ur day
Fam. This song has a soul
I LOVE THIS SONG!!! Greatest band on the planet. I always tell people "If you want to know who I am on the inside, read "The Far Side" comics and listen to Rise Against. You do that and you will know me inside and out. Every time I hear any of their music, it makes me even more happy that I got a Rise Against tattoo across my chest! LOVE THIS BAND!!!!
For every single piece of masterpiece you make.
For every single line of meaningful text that makes me either cry or smile (nothing in between).
For putting light for things that humankind want to hide in shadows.
For phenomenal vocal and instrument skills.
THANK YOU Rise Against!
You are my heroes!
The only band that has never truly changed their message, or their style, and have stayed relevant and incredible the entire time.
I can’t think of a more timely message. Thank you Rise Against for sticking to your namesake for the entirety of your career.
We need this now more than ever.
I love this one already. Nowhere Generation took time to grow on me, but I immediately fell for this track. It has a slow but gripping intro and a roller coaster when it comes to tempo & tone (seriously, the contrast between the chorus & the other verses got my attention real quick!). Rise Against, y’all really know which tracks to put out to get us excited for the rest of the record!
For me the reverse was kind of true. Nowhere Generation resonated with me almost instantly, this one took a bit longer.
They both did encourage me to explore the band outside of what I knew (Swing Life Away, Satellite, Savior, and The Violence). Took like 23 years, but I can finally claim to be a fan.
Might just go see them at Fiddlers Green in September but I haven't decided yet.
Nowhere Gen I think was helped by it's placement on the album. On its own it's not really anything that stood out to me.
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gotta hear this one !!! :)
Holy shit this is the best song they've released in years. Strong Siren Song of the Counter Culture vibes on this, and some of the best lyrics since Endgame
Liberalism is not the counter-culture. It is the culture. LOL
@@bobfrapples1208 Bad bot
@@blahthebiste7924No logical response so blame it on "bots". Ok NPC
@@bobfrapples1208 Only a bot would be so obviously ignorant of the fact that "Counter Culture" refers to an album title in this context
@@bobfrapples1208 just had a *woosh* moment lmao
Rise Against doesn't swear alot in their songs but when they do it's always on point👌
As man who lived in oppressive government this song has a deeply meaning. The will of our people is so broken for all the death and don't get me wrong I said "lived" because I had to run away from there, but my family is still there and is very hard. I believe that I'll not live enough to see my country free.
That sucks but I believe this song exists because it’s trendy for rich capitalists to tell other well off white people they are the resistance if they buy their stuff. I’m all for true insurrection against corrupt dangerous dictatorships all over the world. But I’m also not confident this actually what they are singing about. It’s the imaginary oppression they think exists in the only country with freedom of speech and the most wealthy and easiest to gain wealth in the world. What country did you leave you don’t mind me asking?
@@lordcavalier9688 I'm from Venezuela.
@@lordcavalier9688 as me i'm live in indonesian,this song related to condition my country now :(
In ‘developed’ countries it is an illusion of freedom and liberty.
@@lordcavalier9688 uhhhh the problems they speak of are very real in this country. Workers exploited, endless wars, lack of healthcare. If you think class issues aren't a probem my guy go to Appalachia and look at all the working class people addicted to opiates, and too poor to eat. If you can't see the drastic change in the quality of life since decades ago then I'm afraid you have been sold a bill of goods to make you believe the very real class issues aren't a real issue. Other countries aren't the only ones suffering, it's also american people who have no say in what the people who rule this country try to do. I don't know about you but I've been alive for a long time and I grew up in a small town in sc and these problems I experienced firsthand.
No other band has consistently written about the counter culture as much as these guys. They are a treasure.
May I introduce you to my old friend Propagandhi?
Not true. Rise Against grew from the punk rock scene. They're just mainstream and you haven't delved into the genre. Bad Religion, NOFX, Anti-Flag, Propagandhi, Strike Anywhere, Dead Kennedys, The Clash, Pennywise. Delve into the genre because what you said is totally inaccurate :)
They used to be counter-culture, but now they are just repeating the mainstream media and radical leftists.
@@AlmostaFlipinSkater not sure I would include Pennywise and their Monster Energy sponsored guitars on the list of counter culture bands though haha
@@sherockow your misinterpretation of Rise Against and inability to see through the bullshit of Trump does not speak about Rise Against. It speaks volume on you. Rise Against never sung about what you think they sung about. Trump played you and your misinterpretation of Rise Against also played you
"What will continue to be is what we allow" is so hard
Rise Against back at it again with another song!
June 4th can't come soon enough
New album he’ll yeah my brother put me on years ago was late but fire 🔥🔥🔥
Yeah, it is a song.
Aye yo ryback lol
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Is this saddle comfortable?
Do these reigns feel tight enough?
Will you gallop when you're kicked?
Or throw the rider off?
🖤🔥✊🏾
Those drums😌😌
Yes! Reminds me of Black Masks & Gasoline
I faintly remember this band from when I was a kid, I have been obsessed the past 2 weeks with this band.
I can’t express how much I love this song!!!! They are leaders in social justice and uses their platform to voice the feelings of the unheard. My favorite band for 20 years
Let's use our numbers for change. It's time.
You have no numbers. Radical leftists are the minority. Rise Against are radical leftists.
@@Travis371 umm why are you even on here? Just go away and let us fans enjoy.
The last time that worked was in the 60s when Martin Luther was popular and before that the Labor Union that damn near got bombed at Blair Mountain in 1921
@@Travis371the people who let others starve are the radicals
You can stand with us or stand aside
Fuerza Colombia ❤️✊🏽. Toda Latinoamérica ❤️
Solidarity ✊🏽
❤️❤️❤️
#SOSCOLOMBIA ❤
From the USA, I wish you all the best of luck. Media here hasn't even started to cover what's going on.
Fuerza Colômbia desde Brasil. Nosotros tambien tenemos repression y assassinatos policiales.
The truth everyone needs in these insane times
Now this is music with meaning
less meaning and more like hits you over the back of the head lol, its kinda blunt
@@Schaden-freude Same here. They were once more subtile with their lyrics...This is...Well idk what to say.
all music has meaning, quit being elitist
@@Schaden-freude Yeah it is pretty blunt but I still appreciate how they give voice to global issues
@@adlerfront07 Sattelite is a great example of that, one of my favourite songs but still, this song reminds me of "Re education (through labour)" it is also really blunt about it's lyrics and explict similarly but I still love the song
This song gives me goosebumps. The lyrics and the current times we live in just create such a bold picture. Especially "sped up til we can't slow down, and at this velocity, one wrong move and we go down" hits me really hard for some reason. Probably because it always feels like everyone is moving so much faster and adapting better than I am, and I'm just being dragged along, trying my best to keep up. And if I slow down I'll be left behind, but at this speed I have no control, so I just have to hope there are no curves on this road we're careening down.
Best song from Nowhere Generation for me
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gotta hear this one !!! :) !!!
This deserves so many more views... people need to see this.
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That's the world. Protests everywhere the past few years. Strike after strike
Jesus...this hit me harder, now that Colombia is entering the 9th day of protest.
Columbia south America or British Columbia just curios and how it going over there were you are
@@flycraps2456 Colombia. The country. That is written with an O, not a U.
British Columbia is in Canada.
@@rasjeff1 yeah I was curious cause I'm in said country of canada and said province but nevertheless whats going on there haven't gotten much word on places such as that since covid crap dominates all the news outlets basically.
Otro colombiano aquí! A resistir hermano!
What are they about. Is it the pro communists wanting more communism cause they drank the worlds tv propaganda or is pro freedom types not wanting to live under a dictator?
I don't think I've ever been this excited for an album to come out. Everything that has come out so far has been an absolute masterpiece. This is Rise Against at it's best.
"Until it all gives out, listen! Fuck what you call normal!"
Goosebumps. These lyrics summed up my attitude toward most people while studying my ass off to become a great and honest doctor in one of the most corrupt countries in the world, where "don't study like a loser, just pay off the teachers like everybody else" is the status quo.
Thanks for picking us up when we're tired, RA. We can not let them win.
wish people would stand for "fuck what you call normal" they are still sleeping in fear
"Will you gallop when you're kicked, or throw the rider off"
They don't miss
As soon as the guitar and drums hit at 00:29 my gut went "oh yes rise against still sounds the same!!!"
Edit: the message this song sends is so strong and accurate. We've become so soft and just allow more and more control over our lives to the point where we are cogs in a machine... unless we do something about it
I love how Rise Against still sing about the important stuff. After all these years.
RiseAgainst always make me feel alive, even in darkest days when i feel like world is going to fall apart
Ya‘all young people listen close to the message behind these great lyrical words.🙏🏽heartfelt respect.
Respect
You all might hate me for saying this, but this song gave me goosebumps I haven't felt since I first discovered Rise Against as a teenager who hated the world and wanted to become an agent of change. I got Sufferer vibes and I'm loving this so, so fucking much
Same here. The stuff they put out recently was too tame for me. But this song brought back that energy that we know and love from them.
@@lahcenebelbachir7929 I can't say I hate any of their sounds, they're all special... But something about this piece right here brings back that energy from the day
@@rosarioyeen1371 Me neither. But yeah, this one really brought back some old memories.
This comment probably captures what the Punk scene stands for ❤️
Ditto! First RA song in a long time that I've loved so much it's been almost on repeat for a week (literally 10+ listens a day 😂)
One of the best Rise Against songs. Been a fan for almost 20 years. Love you guys!
ty for existing, Rise Against
To whom ever told rise to go back to their roots, i praise thee! The 3 songs for the new album are pulling me back to the band that was my only band in my late teens. Love it😍
I think that RA are getting back to old style from their earlier albums - and it is a good change!
Breathtaking song that makes you think about humanity and what we actually need to do on this planet. Be human.
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gotta hear this one !!! :) !!!
the message is much more than that. It's about defying the system which exploits us for money and breaks our spirit with the constant grind getting us nowhere. It's about uniting as people, as workers to look out for each other and create a future where suffering is minimized.
This is refreshing. This sounds like RPM meets the unraveling
I love it
I don't see any Unraveling or RPM here... maybe the intro, but lyrically it's nowhere near as strong and the chorus especially is weak. IMO of course
@@MrRyanxdavey was meaning more instrumentally than lyrically. Lyrically it’s like appeal to reason to me
@@michaelprehm8594 yeah I can see that. Unfortunately Tim's vocals are shot, the cost of going hard all those years
@@MrRyanxdavey yeah, but he’s still going for it which is kind of bittersweet. Regardless we’re lucky to have had Tim around so long. His voice and style is so distinct.. even as it’s changed I’m still glad to hear it
Verses are RPM-like forsure but I think Tim's shot voice has kinda forced him to have those Appeal to Reason choruses which just make me 🤮 but yeah, I appreciate 2020s Rise Against far more than those of 10 years ago. Revolutions Per Minute is the best album ever
Thank you for always/ consistently releasing songs and videos with a deeper message/ social commentary. This is how art improves societies.
Goosebumps, tears from joy, shivers down the spine, worried about the world, happy and so damn pumped! These are all the things I'm feeling right now, if it's not what music was meant for, then I don't want to listen to anything else. THANK YOU GUYS, THIS IS A MASTERPIECE
What a fucking masterpiece. I got goosebumps when the drums picked up speed. Thanks for lighting the way guys! Love you all, and everyone here!
Unrelated but your username is fucking great.
@@Haunted.Pumpkin Thank You!
I totally agree masterpiece. Can't wait to see them in August.
I got absolutely hyped when I heard the drums pick up.
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I am a 59 year old punk, blue collar worker, this song means a lot
One thing about rise against is consistency, every song will always be as amazing as the last.
Every song sounds exactly the same, so if you like one song then good news but if you don't well they have nothing for you lol
@@AuditMadness me when i dont *really* listen to songs:
“They vilify us, the scoundrels do, when there is only this difference; they rob the poor under the cover of Law…and we plunder the rich under the protection of our own courage.”
-Samuel Bellamy 🏴☠️
in 2021 this is an anthem , ive played it 20 times already, rise against!
RISE AGAINST is a genre of its own, Tim still sounds like he did 20 years ago and their still the kings of the breakdown bridge!
One of the best Rise Against songs in a while, yall killed it guys.
Rise against ...my childhood ... My teenage ... Even know as a adult ... Always with me u guys mean a lot to me am from a place where am just waiting to die listening to you music i only wish my place of birth where i can was normal so i can live in peace
Thanks for your supporting of HK people. Let more people know what CCP done with HK.
Having listened through the album in full now, this remains (as expected) far and away the best track on the release by a huge margin for me! It jumped into my top ~5 RA songs from the first listen and will stay there
This is what I was waiting for from Rise Against
Why after months of social isolation am I in tears now, because I feel like we are still all one, but not seperated at all? THANK YOU
We have the numbers now It's all just a constant illusion Of control
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What will continue to be Is what we allow... 🎶🎸💀❤️
Tims voice is so powerful
This is where the fun begins
The sampling of La Marseillaise adds so much to this! I was surprised that I recognized it at the beginning.
*listens to an anti capitalist song while logging in to work* Huh. Goosebumps .. another strong message from you guys. Can't wait for the Album !
It seemed more like any oppressive system than specifically capitalism. It’s a song of revolution against the norms of any past system that is oppressing individuals for any reason since “we have the numbers now” to fight back against these norms.
@@THEDRAGON1219 totally agree, anti captialism is just a part of it fitting for the joke I tried to make :D Huge respect to the Video and everyone fighting against oppression no matter if US, Hongkong or anywhere else \m/
It is clearly about capitalism. Maybe not only about capitalism but it is specifically addressing it.
@@Samsu_ capitalism is the only thing that somehow works, the problem is always in people.
@@69fox How do you define "working"? Because capitalism certainly "works" in some way, however, that doesnt mean it is a good thing.
I'm listening to you guys since about 14 years. Still falling in love with your music again and again with every new song. Thank you for what you're doing. Thank you for everything. 🖤
Can’t wait for Rise Against’s new album, Horses.
Rise Agaisnt is one of these bands that can make music that sound like their old albums but still feel fresh
This song brings me back ten years ago
the whole global workng class needs to listen to the lyrics of this song...! how long till they wake up again...?
Soooooo much better then the title track, I’m officially on board for this
They catches me with their first songs and catches me against and again. What a blast of rock music. I love this band for their meaningful lyrics.
The best way to wake up is to see a new Rise Against song in your recommended
This has no doubt locked in top spot on my Spotify 100 most played for the year. It's been on repeat for me non-stop for four days now.
Best RA track in a decade, the galloping drums are reminiscent of Sufferer
This song hits so hard. Y'all must be some legendary revolutionaries. Rise Against The Numbers is too good. I can't stop listening.
it's like if "I don't want to be here anymore" and "Injection" had a baby. LOVE IT! :D
Hard to believe that one of the hardest days of the year just got a hell of a lot easier.
This is what Rise Against stands and ever stood for 🙌
Rise Against is back at it ♥ That mix tho, i completely love it
Rise Against have been incorporating the old (first 3 albums) with the new and I appreciate this evolution of Rise Against. Brandon's drums are back to being fast as hell!!! (Black Masks and Gasoline level) and Joe Principe's bass back to being on equal footing to the guitars. Both of these aspects were absent in mainstream Rise Against (Appeal to Reason onwards). Nice to see the Rise Against I feel in love with in 2003 back!!!
Still love ATR and Endgame though. Really didn't care for the last two.
@@jasonlovesmusicreacting882 I actually like Endgame. It was new and experimental. I was just put off by the appeal to a wider audience, but every band does that when they get successful. It's Appeal to Reason which I can find no redeeming qualities (except for the Dirt Whispered. That song is fucking awesome, Collapse also has some of Tim's best lyrics. Tim sings in metaphors, but Collapse is written so well that what would usually be metaphors are actually just literal.
When our rivers run dry and our crops cease to grow
And when our summers grow longer and winters won't snow
From the banks of the ocean and the ice in the hills
To the fight in the desert where progress stands still
When we've lost our will
That's how we'll know
This is not a test, we'll know
This is cardiac arrest
Of a world too proud to admit our mistakes
We're crashing into the ground as we all fall from grace
they even incorporated the guitar opening. I remember listening to Survive with its opening always gave me chills.
Black masks is a tune.
Kotov Syndrome? The Eco-Terrorist In Me? Just a few examples out of many but their shit has always been fast and continues to be. Certainly not "absent"
This feels like oldschool Rise Against. Nice.
I’ve pretty much had this on repeat for the last two days
It's such an extreme coincidence that the Protests of Hong Kong came across my youtube feed earlier in the day, and now this song drops the same night?
Such a powerful and motivational song, especially the phrase "What will continue to be is what we allow" in particular.
Its just funny how opportunists all around the world are so concerned about movements outside of their countries instead of fighting their own government
And isn’t that the major flaw within our country? We pride ourselves on being free while simultaneously shoving our patriotism down peoples’ throats.
@@brittanysmith7281 i assume u are american. I don’t really know much about your country’s inner flaws. However there’s no freedom possible under the iron heel. I hope it gets clear for as many people of the core as possible
@@alexeyaliper1765 its ironic bc most of the leaders of the hk protests are being funded by us backed NGOs. they could care less about "freedom" they just want a tax haven lmao.
This might just be my favorite Rise Against song. Checks all the boxes of things I love about their music.
Now this is Rise Against! Much better than last single.~
This is my favorite song off the new album..
Im still a huge fan of the Rise Against from my first and favorite album of theirs, RPM! But my goodness... How do these guys continue to drop Anthem after Anthem without falling off? Atleast for me i feel that they adapt to the times without abandoning what makes them, well them i guess... All albums have a similar sound from one to the next yet, The Unraveling is completely different from The Black Market (if that makes any sense).. This is the reason they're hands down my favorite band! About to see them live for my 25th time in October at Aftershock and this day can't get here soon enough since its been 3 years since I've seen them live.
"fuck what you call normal"
that line in this song is so powerful