'A gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall' Will always stand out to me as some of Bo's most cutting and succinct lyrics. It paints a full and devastating picture and criticizes in a few small words. Phoebe covered this beautifully.
personally i find "the whole world at your finger tips, the ocean at your door" to be very impact full. something about the juxtaposition between having access to all of human knowledge at once but not being able to stop the world from literally ending
This version compliments the original so well to me. Bo Burnham’s is like you’re trying to find something to hold on to, but you’re isolated from the rest of the world as you watch things unfolding. You’re becoming lost and you wish it wasn’t happening this way. Phoebe Bridgers’ version is like the aftermath, where you’ve become so distant from everything, that you’re floating away into outer space now. The ending has already happened. You’re sad to be surrendering, but also at peace knowing that it’s okay not to fight anymore.
I definitely agree, in both versions there's a sense of looking back at the point of no return. I feel Bo's is more of a 'in the moment' realisation that were too far gone, while Pheobe's version has a sense of calm and acceptance, like she already knew.
This is perfect. It's like Bo's version is the scene of the movie where the bad thing is just starting. This version is the version that plays in the credits after a tragic ending.
I love the last verse, "Hey, what can you say, we were overdue". It's so terrifyingly upbeat, like a post-apocalyptic retrospective of what caused the apocalypse. For me it evokes images of someone singing folk songs around a campfire, with death and destruction all around them. Beautiful lyrics by Bo, and a stunning and faithful reprise by Phoebe
it's not just the lyrics though, the chords change a little bit at the end. Don't want to get into the specifics but the chord progression gives it what I called a "triumphant" feeling exactly in the "but it'll be over soon" by changing just one note in the scale
A little late on this but check out Things It Would’ve Been Helpful To Know Before The Revolution by Father John Misty if you like that vibe, the whole of the Pure Comedy album goes well with this too though
"That unapparent summer air in early fall/the quiet comprehending of the ending of it all" is one of the most geut-wrenching lines I've ever heard. Bo managed to put a finger on the pulse of the anxiety we all feel, and Phoebe took it further with her cover.
they did perform this song together @ the Largo, Bo on piano.. nothing public yet, though (smartphones aren't allowed at the Largo, comedians go there to try new stuff..)
wouldn't work in public - at all. Bo is known for having no tolerance for people singing along during his shows, which would suck for phoebe bridgers fans who tend to sing along all together. idk, the two groups probably wouldn't mix.
@@lucypieniazek7350 that civilization “as we know it” has existed for so long, and it’ll be gone in just a few years due to climate change. a little extreme, but poignant nonetheless
@@connorneely3458 He's already conceded the fact that we can do something to prevent it from happing with his lyrics in "All Eyes On Me" - You say the ocean's rising like I give a shit You say the whole world's ending, honey, it already did You're not gonna slow it, Heaven knows you tried Got it? Good, now get inside It's a joke to think that individuals can really make enough of an impact in the world to reduce climate change. Sure, we can all recycle, walk more, fly less, drive less, waste less, but that's like a German shepherd trying to fuck an elephant compared to the industrialized and militarized impact on the earth. So, trying to make yourself feel better because you "tried" is pointless. Its a very sardonic punch to the gut when you think you're doing something good. Like when you're a child and you draw your parents a picture. They don't know wtf you drew, they turn the page in all different directions trying to decipher what it is but they end up just saying," it's wonderful honey, let's go put it on the fridge." Trying to make you feel good for your shitty drawing, just like trying to feel good for that gum wrapper you picked up off the ground last Tuesday.
This song is giving me a serious gut-wrenching existential dread that I don't think I've ever legitimately felt before... like I enjoy the song but it also makes me uneasy and sad for all of humanity... like a deadpan joke about the end of the world that seems grounded in an uncomfortable truth
Maybe you've already done this, but if not, I highly recommend watching Inside by Bo Burnham (where this song is from). The whole movie is an existential crisis in a nutshell but it's incredible to watch
Use this for catharsis, not s3lf h@rm. The world will keep spinning & keep improving overall. War & poverty globally is trending downward, social progress just since Bernie 2016 has been exponentially faster, & you'll get better & better with time. Nothing but love for you, fren.
I think the reason this cover is so powerful to me is because so much Millennial humour feels like it’s about half-engaging with this sense that something is deeply wrong, and this feels like that thing underneath bubbling up from beneath at long last? Obviously the song is literally about that anyway, but this version somehow brings it home
You are amazing ! I'm 62 yrs young and I'm hooked ! Can't wait to show my grand daughter who is sleeping over tomorrow , she's 13 so odds are she knows of your music . But I'm still going to show her ..lol Your voice is bliss !! Peace , A Canadian Fan
@@bentownsend4017 serotonin is usually synonymous with being soothed or contentment. Dopamine is a “reward” hormone that also feels good, but can lead to people wanting more based on what caused the dopamine release in the first place.
@@GuillotineDani yup if you mean seeing it during Covid then yes. I saw her live September 11 last month! Everyone there was vaccinated and had to wear masks 🥰🥰
I flew 7 states, and drove 9 hours to the venue and 9 hours back, to see phoebe in concert in St. Louis, and when this played the funny feeling was that i knew it would be over soon
@@drinkclintons2058 such a valid question haha. i actually have family and friends in okc so i stayed with them and my best friend (from okc) and i road tripped to st. louis because she is also a huge phoebe fan. i definitely could have just flown to st louis but okc had a free place to stay and i got to see my family.
I earnestly love this cover but I have to share this somewhere: I started working in the office for a tourist destination recently, my desk is on the second floor above the check-in desk. They added this to the background music playlist the other day. Hearing this distantly as I do my little first emails job in the midst of everything is...too on the nose. I pass the demolition site of a mass shooting every day on my way there. I worked in a grocery store until I got the aforementioned job, through 2020 and everything. I've struggled with my mental heath for years and never done anything about it. Every time this song plays at work I very nearly get up, walk out, and walk into the woods outside. So there's that
I read this, I hear you. I'm sorry you're struggling with that. I have yet to seek help for my mental health as well. You can take the time that's right for you and make the moves you need to make to help yourself, though. I know it's weird to try to offer positive insight on a comments section of such a bleak song, but the difficult stuff does become easier. Not easy, but easier.
@@dylanbrookshire3955 either that or I need to go do a wellness check downstairs. Though I'm thus close to just leaving an anonymous note asking them to stop because yesterday I was literally working on a promotion for a memorial event for the afformentioned local mass shooting and guess what song came on
@@austinmcafee6413 Thank you. This song has genuinely brought me comfort, but hearing it in that context was a lot. The job's health insurance just kicked in! So I really need to start looking for a therapist. I hope you are able to find help too
This is one of the best covers of all time. It’s chilling & heartwarming. I’ll be listening to this until it comes true. When the ocean comes to my door I’ll be okay because I knew it was coming & I prepared. It’s uplifting through all this malaise.
@@ShakaJams covering a song is meant to be an attempt at applying your own style, or improving upon it. This cover does neither. Takes a magnitude more talent to write a song like this than to learn it.
“The quiet comprehending of the ending of it all” and “it’ll be over soon”.. some of the most beautiful lines. Everything about this song is so raw, comforting, real, and just utterly beautiful. It’s like being nonchalant towards the world ending and just saying “fuck it, it is what it is” and choosing to live your last moments to the fullest, in the best ways you can, instead of dreading the end. “It’ll be over soon” brings you that comfort and peace, while you still feel the dread of an apocalypse lingering in the background. What a song 🪐💫🖤
Reminds me of an old friend who took her life… life was heavier for her than it was to most. I wish we could all be softer to each other and to our home. Rest In Peace, Emma 🤲🏼❤️
I’m sorry for your loss. You’re absolutely right, we need to be kinder to each other, and start learning from each other instead of fighting one another.
This whole cover is just perfect.. but the atmospheric buildup after the last chorus is truly something else. Phenomenal. I’d love to see Bo’s reaction to this outro hearing it for the first time.
This cover of Bo's song legit got me through an 11 year break up with my partner earlier this year. The words just resonated something fierce. Though this was a few months back now, I still listen to this song and cry....but now it's finally a positive experience full of reflection and appreciation for the future. Cheers
This version is so moving. I don't know why - it just brings me to tears. The original made me feel horrible dread and this one collapses me emotionally. I love it.
Hadn't thought of this song in a bit, but it's 80 degrees on an October day in Seattle. That unapparent summer air in early fall, the quiet comprehending of the ending of it all.
I won’t sell short my guy Bo Burnham, the original version of this song is incredible But this is also amazing. The 2 versions create very different pictures in my mind that are equally astonishing. Phoebe’s cover took a slower, more serious tone that really complemented the lyrics. Long story short, I’m adding both of them to my playlist
Phoebe’s version is when all souls have just peacefully surrendered, now floating across the universe and letting go of all the physical that was binding them. It’s a sad moment, but just so freeing that you almost forget how it all happened. Truly one of the most special songs made and her cover is so utterly magical, like being engulfed by a huge wave and getting taken by the ocean🦋🌌🖤
Rewinding before the grim paralysis of "but it'll be over soon".... it's weird to hear the mental health parts now. "Googling 'derealization,' hating what you find" always hits among the hardest of the lines for me. It revisits the overwhelming, trapped feeling of recognizing something really bad is working its magic in my brain and not having been able to stop it so far. Hearing lines like that on the other side of medication, it's an echo of that feeling, a triggering thing I guess, but so far away now that the contrast is - breathtaking. And I'm awed and grateful at that. Still, memory of that trapped misery will always be one of the most visceral experiences I could ever revisit. And then the song goes on and it's a battle between facing a frightening melting wave of troubles and wanting to fight anyway.
@@constructioncat4184 i'll always have a special place in my heart for the artist that try to figure out the lyrics/rhymes at 4am. Also Bo knocked it off the park, it's hard to top that performance (and the context it came in). Phoebe's amazing and is shaping to be one of the greatest performers of our time, Bo's shaping to be a once in a generation awe-inspiring artist, comparable to Dylan.
my house just got destroyed in hurricane helene. i just realized why I've been listening to this so much. "the world at your fingertips the ocean at your door"
This is such a specific pull, but the last minute of Phoebe’s version reminds me so much of “Komm Susser Todd” from Evangelion. They both have this incredibly human way of interpreting the cacophony of apocalypse, these massive swells of noise against the background of people cheering and playing music. It’s haunting because of how real it feels. I love it, it’s so so so good
Phoebe.... You music has been therapy to me. I've known about your music for only about a year but it makes me feel every feeling there is to feel🦋 I don't know how you do it but you do. You've been given such a gift....
I got really depressed over the summer, not just because of the pandemic but I was bitten by a poisonous spider and ended up in the hospital. Plus my dad got into a car accident and I didn't see him for months (I don't have a car). And then I listened to Inside. This particular song made me cry. I just felt like my quality of life was a peak low and this song really resonated with me.
Saw her in Pittsburgh and when she finished with this my buddies and I were overcome with such strong emotions of so many different feelings. Not many experiences like that in my life
Lyrics Stunning 8K resolution, meditation app In honor of the revolution, it's half-off at the Gap Deadpool's self-awareness, loving parents, harmless fun The backlash to the backlash to the thing that's just begun There it is again, that funny feeling That funny feeling There it is again, that funny feeling That funny feeling The surgeon general's pop-up shop, Robert Iger's face Discount Etsy agitprop, Bugles' take on race Female Colonel Sanders, easy answers, civil war The whole world at your fingertips, the ocean at your door The live-action Lion King, the Pepsi Halftime Show Twenty-thousand years of this, seven more to go Carpool Karaoke, Steve Aoki, Logan Paul A gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall There it is again, that funny feeling That funny feeling There it is again, that funny feeling That funny feeling Reading Pornhub's terms of service, going for a drive Obeying all the traffic laws in Grand Theft Auto V Full agoraphobic, losing focus, cover blown A book on getting better hand-delivered by a drone Total disassociation, fully out your mind Googling derealization, hating what you find That unapparent summer air in early fall The quiet comprehending of the ending of it all There it is again, that funny feeling That funny feeling There it is again, that funny feeling That funny feeling Hey, what can you say? We were overdue But it'll be over soon, you wait Hey, what can you say? We were overdue But it'll be over soon, just wait Da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra-ra-ra-dum Hey, what can you say? We were overdue But it'll be over soon, you wait Da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra-ra-ra-dum
I mean it's a little depressing that we didn't learn since then, but yeah, this is We Didn't Start the Fire after the anger wears off and the lack of progress becomes evident
@@grabble7605 The song itself, as in the lyrics and meaning, are depressing, but its role as this generation's "We Didn't Start the Fire" is not depressing.
Very nice rendition. Love Bo's Inside songs very very much, it is definitely one of the best records this year. Band coming in at the end is great, too. 😍
Whoever is listening to this, you're not alone. It may feel like it several times, but I'm stronger whenever I remember you guys exist. We're together in this journey, always remember.
For some reason idk why, but everytime I wake up this version of this song immediately plays in my head and I’ve finally had enough lol and decided to come on here and find it and listen too it
We really all have gotten that funny feeling, huh? A beautifully melancholic and peaceful way to connect with each other this way 🖤 Bo and Phoebe get it so well. Everyone just bonding over the chaos in the world, but still choosing to rise above it and coming together. Now that’s a beautiful, funny feeling!
Listened to this as I read through the results of a recent psychological assessment. Among other things, it said that I had "depressive symptoms in the 85th percentile... self reported depressive symptoms are high even compared to a clinical population." Felt very appropriate.
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'A gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall'
Will always stand out to me as some of Bo's most cutting and succinct lyrics. It paints a full and devastating picture and criticizes in a few small words. Phoebe covered this beautifully.
basic ass
personally i find "the whole world at your finger tips, the ocean at your door" to be very impact full. something about the juxtaposition between having access to all of human knowledge at once but not being able to stop the world from literally ending
@@kryptid2800 20,000 years of this, seven more to go always cuts for me
@@heavyharris5580 omgg wait yeah that 1 hits hardd
@@heavyharris5580 i don't quite understand the meaning behind that line, can you explain?
The fact Bo was in the audience for this makes me quite happy
was he? i assume phoebe first performed it at a live show, then
It wasn’t this show
Omg what? Really? Did my two worlds just come together?
Phoebe and Bo have played this song live together on stage before as well.
@@springer1985 damn
This version compliments the original so well to me. Bo Burnham’s is like you’re trying to find something to hold on to, but you’re isolated from the rest of the world as you watch things unfolding. You’re becoming lost and you wish it wasn’t happening this way.
Phoebe Bridgers’ version is like the aftermath, where you’ve become so distant from everything, that you’re floating away into outer space now. The ending has already happened. You’re sad to be surrendering, but also at peace knowing that it’s okay not to fight anymore.
I definitely agree, in both versions there's a sense of looking back at the point of no return. I feel Bo's is more of a 'in the moment' realisation that were too far gone, while Pheobe's version has a sense of calm and acceptance, like she already knew.
this gave me goosebumps and made me tear up a little
Beautifully put ❤️
This is perfect. It's like Bo's version is the scene of the movie where the bad thing is just starting. This version is the version that plays in the credits after a tragic ending.
Beautiful Interpretation! :)
Listen Phoebe it’s Monday morning, and I’m a 35 year old dad, and I don’t need tears in my eyes.
Potential PB lyric right here.
@@stephgallant lol true
I felt this ❤🤣
Are we the same person?
s#1+ you're me
I love the last verse, "Hey, what can you say, we were overdue". It's so terrifyingly upbeat, like a post-apocalyptic retrospective of what caused the apocalypse. For me it evokes images of someone singing folk songs around a campfire, with death and destruction all around them. Beautiful lyrics by Bo, and a stunning and faithful reprise by Phoebe
it's not just the lyrics though, the chords change a little bit at the end. Don't want to get into the specifics but the chord progression gives it what I called a "triumphant" feeling exactly in the "but it'll be over soon" by changing just one note in the scale
Yeah. Me too! This transition song it’s mt favorite part
i like the choice of calling Phoebe’s version of a reprise, it’s really fitting and i can’t tell why
A little late on this but check out Things It Would’ve Been Helpful To Know Before The Revolution by Father John Misty if you like that vibe, the whole of the Pure Comedy album goes well with this too though
theres actu a movie with that exact scene, check out cannibal holocaust 1980.
"That unapparent summer air in early fall/the quiet comprehending of the ending of it all" is one of the most geut-wrenching lines I've ever heard. Bo managed to put a finger on the pulse of the anxiety we all feel, and Phoebe took it further with her cover.
I really hope to see both of them actually perform together and make it public
they did perform this song together @ the Largo, Bo on piano..
nothing public yet, though (smartphones aren't allowed at the Largo, comedians go there to try new stuff..)
i would cry
wouldn't work in public - at all. Bo is known for having no tolerance for people singing along during his shows, which would suck for phoebe bridgers fans who tend to sing along all together. idk, the two groups probably wouldn't mix.
@@barbiea.3269 You don't already?
@@fancychannelname take a look around 🎵
"20,000 years of this, only 7 more" is the most terrifying apocalyptic line in this song
It's actually "7 more to go"
what does it imply?
@@lucypieniazek7350 mass extinction event by 2030
@@lucypieniazek7350 that civilization “as we know it” has existed for so long, and it’ll be gone in just a few years due to climate change. a little extreme, but poignant nonetheless
@@connorneely3458 He's already conceded the fact that we can do something to prevent it from happing with his lyrics in "All Eyes On Me" -
You say the ocean's rising like I give a shit
You say the whole world's ending, honey, it already did
You're not gonna slow it, Heaven knows you tried
Got it? Good, now get inside
It's a joke to think that individuals can really make enough of an impact in the world to reduce climate change. Sure, we can all recycle, walk more, fly less, drive less, waste less, but that's like a German shepherd trying to fuck an elephant compared to the industrialized and militarized impact on the earth. So, trying to make yourself feel better because you "tried" is pointless. Its a very sardonic punch to the gut when you think you're doing something good. Like when you're a child and you draw your parents a picture. They don't know wtf you drew, they turn the page in all different directions trying to decipher what it is but they end up just saying," it's wonderful honey, let's go put it on the fridge." Trying to make you feel good for your shitty drawing, just like trying to feel good for that gum wrapper you picked up off the ground last Tuesday.
This song is giving me a serious gut-wrenching existential dread that I don't think I've ever legitimately felt before... like I enjoy the song but it also makes me uneasy and sad for all of humanity... like a deadpan joke about the end of the world that seems grounded in an uncomfortable truth
Maybe you've already done this, but if not, I highly recommend watching Inside by Bo Burnham (where this song is from). The whole movie is an existential crisis in a nutshell but it's incredible to watch
Use this for catharsis, not s3lf h@rm. The world will keep spinning & keep improving overall. War & poverty globally is trending downward, social progress just since Bernie 2016 has been exponentially faster, & you'll get better & better with time.
Nothing but love for you, fren.
@@martinmart-33 thank for you this 👍
Destroy rebuild repeat
Kind of like a funny feeling right?
I think the reason this cover is so powerful to me is because so much Millennial humour feels like it’s about half-engaging with this sense that something is deeply wrong, and this feels like that thing underneath bubbling up from beneath at long last? Obviously the song is literally about that anyway, but this version somehow brings it home
You are amazing !
I'm 62 yrs young and I'm hooked !
Can't wait to show my grand daughter who is sleeping over tomorrow , she's 13 so odds are she knows of your music . But I'm still going to show her ..lol
Your voice is bliss !!
Peace , A Canadian Fan
Bless you!
My favourite genre of youtube music comment. Thank you Wendy, so glad you enjoy this beautiful song.
this comment made me unreasonably happy
this is so pure it just made me cry!! 😭💕
need an update on how it went
Really can’t tell if this is multiplying or killing the serotonin in my brain rn
why not both ?
its killing any serotonin that appears due to the multiplication
Simultaneous dopamine and serotonin
What's the difference Carsoncrabill?
@@bentownsend4017 serotonin is usually synonymous with being soothed or contentment. Dopamine is a “reward” hormone that also feels good, but can lead to people wanting more based on what caused the dopamine release in the first place.
Feels like Phoebe has either collaborated with or covered half of my favourite people in the universe right now.
My favorite is her cover of John Prine's song Summer's End
she’s actually dating bo! he was in the crowd when she performed it :D (i think)
seeing this live, especially the end was such a serotonin booster to think about, so so beautiful I'm so happy she released the cover.
Saw it live last night! I sobbed
@@shelbyjohnson1413 yay!!
Covid concert?
@@GuillotineDani yup if you mean seeing it during Covid then yes. I saw her live September 11 last month! Everyone there was vaccinated and had to wear masks 🥰🥰
@@briseistana8296 cringe
I flew 7 states, and drove 9 hours to the venue and 9 hours back, to see phoebe in concert in St. Louis, and when this played the funny feeling was that i knew it would be over soon
The book I am writing (and hoping will be my debut book) is actually titled “whatever she wants” ! I hope one day I can meet her !
@@Melkraudy omg good luck i will keep an eye out for your comment on an update💛💛💛
I think that’s awesome you did that but I’m curious as to why you flew to somewhere 9 hours away. Wasn’t there a closer airport?
@@drinkclintons2058 such a valid question haha. i actually have family and friends in okc so i stayed with them and my best friend (from okc) and i road tripped to st. louis because she is also a huge phoebe fan. i definitely could have just flown to st louis but okc had a free place to stay and i got to see my family.
2 years late to comment and no slight to you, because what can ya do, but I found your comment hilariously ironic to the lyrics of this song lol.
this song always makes me feel heavy in my chest, this cover makes that even stronger
I earnestly love this cover but I have to share this somewhere: I started working in the office for a tourist destination recently, my desk is on the second floor above the check-in desk. They added this to the background music playlist the other day. Hearing this distantly as I do my little first emails job in the midst of everything is...too on the nose. I pass the demolition site of a mass shooting every day on my way there. I worked in a grocery store until I got the aforementioned job, through 2020 and everything. I've struggled with my mental heath for years and never done anything about it. Every time this song plays at work I very nearly get up, walk out, and walk into the woods outside. So there's that
I read this, I hear you. I'm sorry you're struggling with that. I have yet to seek help for my mental health as well. You can take the time that's right for you and make the moves you need to make to help yourself, though. I know it's weird to try to offer positive insight on a comments section of such a bleak song, but the difficult stuff does become easier. Not easy, but easier.
man whoever added this to the playlist has a very dark sense of humor
@@dylanbrookshire3955 either that or I need to go do a wellness check downstairs. Though I'm thus close to just leaving an anonymous note asking them to stop because yesterday I was literally working on a promotion for a memorial event for the afformentioned local mass shooting and guess what song came on
@@scifikoala Just remember that you're stronger than you think, and more than strong enough to make it. I'm pullin' for you.
@@austinmcafee6413 Thank you. This song has genuinely brought me comfort, but hearing it in that context was a lot. The job's health insurance just kicked in! So I really need to start looking for a therapist. I hope you are able to find help too
This is one of the best covers of all time. It’s chilling & heartwarming. I’ll be listening to this until it comes true. When the ocean comes to my door I’ll be okay because I knew it was coming & I prepared. It’s uplifting through all this malaise.
Wtf
@@edddiebyrne Poggers my dear Ed, Poggers.
I won't blame anyone sitting in their houses waiting to drown but I kind of think we should rage against the dying of the light
just giving up are we
giving me huge stranger in the alps vibes. almost as if it came from that album.
thank you for this. made my day better 💓
Listening to this performed by Phoebe really makes me realize how brilliant Bo’s songwriting is.
Did you just not pay any attention listening to the original, or...?
@@grabble7605 ikr 😂 or any of the other songs?
So you judge based on appearances is what I’m getting from this comment. Either that or you think you’re a lot more profound than you actually are.
@@grabble7605phoebe’s voice makes the song better, Bo is a great writer but his vocal tone is annoying to a lot of people
@@leonvichow the hell could you say his voice is anoying bruh
Wow this was so unexpected. This is such a perfect cover it’s like the song is made for her style
The song highlights, in part, the incessant regurgitation stage we are at in Western Civilisation. This cover highlights the songs essence with irony.
I forgot this was written by Bo Burnham and totally bought that this was written by Phoebe.
@@ShakaJams covering a song is meant to be an attempt at applying your own style, or improving upon it. This cover does neither. Takes a magnitude more talent to write a song like this than to learn it.
I felt like from the beginning feeling this song reminded me of Sufjan Stevens and she reminds me of him so maybe that's why it works so well
@@albamustang9168 homie who hurt you 😂
“The quiet comprehending of the ending of it all” and “it’ll be over soon”.. some of the most beautiful lines. Everything about this song is so raw, comforting, real, and just utterly beautiful. It’s like being nonchalant towards the world ending and just saying “fuck it, it is what it is” and choosing to live your last moments to the fullest, in the best ways you can, instead of dreading the end. “It’ll be over soon” brings you that comfort and peace, while you still feel the dread of an apocalypse lingering in the background. What a song 🪐💫🖤
That's a fairly optimistic reading of the song.
Reminds me of an old friend who took her life… life was heavier for her than it was to most. I wish we could all be softer to each other and to our home. Rest In Peace, Emma 🤲🏼❤️
I’m sorry for your loss. You’re absolutely right, we need to be kinder to each other, and start learning from each other instead of fighting one another.
This whole cover is just perfect.. but the atmospheric buildup after the last chorus is
truly something else. Phenomenal.
I’d love to see Bo’s reaction to this outro hearing it for the first time.
He was there when she played it for the first time
This cover of Bo's song legit got me through an 11 year break up with my partner earlier this year. The words just resonated something fierce. Though this was a few months back now, I still listen to this song and cry....but now it's finally a positive experience full of reflection and appreciation for the future. Cheers
Whenever this part (6:01) comes up, all I can remember is Phoebe jumping and dancing while playing her guitar on stage. This makes me so happy😊
I GOT THE SAME FEELING WITH THIS HARD DRUMPS!!! What a feeling, thanks to share!! ✨
@@alejandrodiazgomez6333 She's so wonderful and cute with her skeleton suit!
managed to make a great song even greater. amazing
This version is so moving. I don't know why - it just brings me to tears. The original made me feel horrible dread and this one collapses me emotionally. I love it.
Hadn't thought of this song in a bit, but it's 80 degrees on an October day in Seattle. That unapparent summer air in early fall, the quiet comprehending of the ending of it all.
I won’t sell short my guy Bo Burnham, the original version of this song is incredible
But this is also amazing. The 2 versions create very different pictures in my mind that are equally astonishing. Phoebe’s cover took a slower, more serious tone that really complemented the lyrics.
Long story short, I’m adding both of them to my playlist
bo and phoebe have inspired me so much 😭 this combination is just so perfect
this is just “we didn’t start the fire” for depressed people
damn you’re so right
based
u just made my depressed ass laugh
@@randomstuff2099 and at LEAST we are NOT a minority! :-)
why not have both?
Phoebe’s version is when all souls have just peacefully surrendered, now floating across the universe and letting go of all the physical that was binding them. It’s a sad moment, but just so freeing that you almost forget how it all happened. Truly one of the most special songs made and her cover is so utterly magical, like being engulfed by a huge wave and getting taken by the ocean🦋🌌🖤
I'm not even surprised that this is so good 😭 both of you are so talented
seeing this life after the year we’ve all had was….. probably the most emotional i’ve ever been at a show.
Wow, must have been quite the experience!
A year has passed since. Now it's even worse...
I love her melancholy tone, fits the song perfectly. This is one the the first songs I learned to play and sing...helped get me hooked! Love Bo ❤
Rewinding before the grim paralysis of "but it'll be over soon".... it's weird to hear the mental health parts now.
"Googling 'derealization,' hating what you find"
always hits among the hardest of the lines for me. It revisits the overwhelming, trapped feeling of recognizing something really bad is working its magic in my brain and not having been able to stop it so far.
Hearing lines like that on the other side of medication, it's an echo of that feeling, a triggering thing I guess, but so far away now that the contrast is - breathtaking. And I'm awed and grateful at that. Still, memory of that trapped misery will always be one of the most visceral experiences I could ever revisit.
And then the song goes on and it's a battle between facing a frightening melting wave of troubles and wanting to fight anyway.
I’ve been seeing live performance videos from this constantly. Glad u were able to upload it on your channel!!
Song/cover of the year. The live performance (Philly) was magical-it was the most I've felt connected to people since sometime before the pandemic
Didn’t think we’d be here, but here we are again…
This is the happiest day for me, a diehard fan of both Phoebe Bridgers and Bo Burnham
this is so beautiful, we need more phoebe and bo!
I swear bo burnham wrote this using u as inspiration bc the way this fits your voice just ✨makes sense✨
...... the only Bo I like is Bo Diddley...
Nothing against her cover but Bo's is clearly better. I doubt others here will agree being as I'm making this comment on her channel though.
@@constructioncat4184 well different people have different preferences but both were pretty good imo
@@constructioncat4184 i'll always have a special place in my heart for the artist that try to figure out the lyrics/rhymes at 4am.
Also Bo knocked it off the park, it's hard to top that performance (and the context it came in).
Phoebe's amazing and is shaping to be one of the greatest performers of our time,
Bo's shaping to be a once in a generation awe-inspiring artist, comparable to Dylan.
I thought it was an sort of parody/hommage to Father John Misty
my house just got destroyed in hurricane helene. i just realized why I've been listening to this so much. "the world at your fingertips the ocean at your door"
this is the best thing i’ve heard today, thank you phoebe
my ears have been blessed. You sound like an angel phoebe
"I wish I wrote it, but I didn't, so I learn the words."
That's all she did mate
This version is so haunting and beautiful at the same time. I can’t stop listening to it. Thank you for sharing
This is such a specific pull, but the last minute of Phoebe’s version reminds me so much of “Komm Susser Todd” from Evangelion. They both have this incredibly human way of interpreting the cacophony of apocalypse, these massive swells of noise against the background of people cheering and playing music. It’s haunting because of how real it feels. I love it, it’s so so so good
2 years late to this comment but you articulated exactly what i feel these two songs have in common!
This is a feat. I’m in awe of this version of the song. It keeps all of the tone of the original while also managing to feel almost hopeful.
An excellent version. Really like the disembodied sounds at the end. Kinda related to all the noise in our culture.
I am not in a great place right now and i've been feeling like i no longer, well, feel... but hearing this has made me cry a little, so thank you
Thanks for this, Phoebe and Bo. Not sure if the tears are from humor, irony, or succinct observation.. they feel wonderful and this sounds amazing..
wow listened to this with earphones and eyes closed and it took me to another dimension
The airiness in her voice is just beautifuuuuul
this is so beautiful, her voice is the most angelic sound ive ever heard tbh :(
I just watched Inside (I know, I'm late) and this song was immediately my favourite; it already kind of reminded me of a Phoebe Bridgers song!
Phoebe.... You music has been therapy to me. I've known about your music for only about a year but it makes me feel every feeling there is to feel🦋 I don't know how you do it but you do. You've been given such a gift....
Phoebe, I'm completely obsessed with this cover right now. You did an incredible job. Bravo.
I love the way there are layers of interesting background sounds that rise at certain moments.
Stunning cover of the best song of the year. I love the dark synthy sounds at the end too, very similar to 'All Eyes On Me'. Nice touch.
man... my two favorite things together
melancholic comedy songs and phoebe bridgers
I got really depressed over the summer, not just because of the pandemic but I was bitten by a poisonous spider and ended up in the hospital. Plus my dad got into a car accident and I didn't see him for months (I don't have a car). And then I listened to Inside. This particular song made me cry. I just felt like my quality of life was a peak low and this song really resonated with me.
Can't tell you how much I wanted this.. been watching the fancams ever since it came out.
crying screaming sobbing shaking throwing up
Saw her in Pittsburgh and when she finished with this my buddies and I were overcome with such strong emotions of so many different feelings. Not many experiences like that in my life
the way your voice makes me sob every time hits different
This song breaks my heart every time I hear it
miss ma’am i’m not emotionally prepared for this right now
My god this girl always has a way of making me feel every single inch of my soul and every single emotion at once. Pure magic.
I.. I don’t even know anymore. This is the most beautiful and comforting song I’ve ever heard and it’s really all I needed to hear after I “backslid”
we're gonna be okay. okay, we arent, but we will not be okay together.
Lyrics
Stunning 8K resolution, meditation app
In honor of the revolution, it's half-off at the Gap
Deadpool's self-awareness, loving parents, harmless fun
The backlash to the backlash to the thing that's just begun
There it is again, that funny feeling
That funny feeling
There it is again, that funny feeling
That funny feeling
The surgeon general's pop-up shop, Robert Iger's face
Discount Etsy agitprop, Bugles' take on race
Female Colonel Sanders, easy answers, civil war
The whole world at your fingertips, the ocean at your door
The live-action Lion King, the Pepsi Halftime Show
Twenty-thousand years of this, seven more to go
Carpool Karaoke, Steve Aoki, Logan Paul
A gift shop at the gun range, a mass shooting at the mall
There it is again, that funny feeling
That funny feeling
There it is again, that funny feeling
That funny feeling
Reading Pornhub's terms of service, going for a drive
Obeying all the traffic laws in Grand Theft Auto V
Full agoraphobic, losing focus, cover blown
A book on getting better hand-delivered by a drone
Total disassociation, fully out your mind
Googling derealization, hating what you find
That unapparent summer air in early fall
The quiet comprehending of the ending of it all
There it is again, that funny feeling
That funny feeling
There it is again, that funny feeling
That funny feeling
Hey, what can you say? We were overdue
But it'll be over soon, you wait
Hey, what can you say? We were overdue
But it'll be over soon, just wait
Da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra-ra-ra-dum
Hey, what can you say? We were overdue
But it'll be over soon, you wait
Da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra, da-ra-ra-ra-ra-dum
was lucky enough to hear her play this live at the Largo this past summer, with Bo on the piano.
This is my generations "we didn't start the fire" and in no way is that depressing
I mean it's a little depressing that we didn't learn since then, but yeah, this is We Didn't Start the Fire after the anger wears off and the lack of progress becomes evident
No it isn't.
@@grabble7605 The song itself, as in the lyrics and meaning, are depressing, but its role as this generation's "We Didn't Start the Fire" is not depressing.
I think of it more as this generations' "It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)"
Very nice rendition. Love Bo's Inside songs very very much, it is definitely one of the best records this year. Band coming in at the end is great, too. 😍
I really like the way it builds at the end. It’s a great rendition throughout, but that’s the part where I think it even improves on the original.
This song is where I am now: acceptance. Sad acceptance but also relief that we don't have to lie anymore.
Both versions of this song make me cry, but holy cow Phoebe crushed this
this is so haunting, i can feel my heart beating
Ah just an extra dose of nihilism mixed with existential dread to kick off my day, thanks babe 😌
The happiest, saddest song ever. Thank God for the teary ending, the teary beginning made me tear up from the get-go.
Whoever is listening to this, you're not alone. It may feel like it several times, but I'm stronger whenever I remember you guys exist. We're together in this journey, always remember.
i was quietly crying when I read this and just lost it
For some reason idk why, but everytime I wake up this version of this song immediately plays in my head and I’ve finally had enough lol and decided to come on here and find it and listen too it
Bo wrote the anthem of a generation. I will always be grateful to him for INSIDE.
We really all have gotten that funny feeling, huh? A beautifully melancholic and peaceful way to connect with each other this way 🖤 Bo and Phoebe get it so well. Everyone just bonding over the chaos in the world, but still choosing to rise above it and coming together. Now that’s a beautiful, funny feeling!
Listened to this as I read through the results of a recent psychological assessment. Among other things, it said that I had "depressive symptoms in the 85th percentile... self reported depressive symptoms are high even compared to a clinical population." Felt very appropriate.
as soon as i heard this on 'inside' i just knew it was meant for phoebe to cover, its sooo beautiful, love u forever phoebe
We all know that funny feeling, is actually bittersweet once it's all over
Ok, im crying....this was amazing
My preferred version. Whilst both are insanely great, this one sinks deeper to the darker depths in me.
Isn't she just the greatest?!
the most unexpected crossover yet I am here crying over my math homework
This takes me back to my childhood and the end of summer/early fall, and of course now as an adult and the world ending this is our anthem.
Here once again.
this song makes me think of my dad when he was still around, I loved him.
"hey what can you say, we were overdue, but it'll be over soon, you wait" wrecks me every time
Heard her do this live as I walked to the parking lot to get out ahead of traffic. Very nice
the crossover we didn't ask for, and my fragile heart didn't need
I want to cry my eyes out every time I hear this and I genuinely don’t understand why. I love this song but hate the feeling it gives me lol