I heard she was watching a special on TV and it hit her profoundly, and she felt she HAD to write. I tear up through this whole song, and when Dany comes in with the high notes, the faucet opens up. The video they did in the cave was better, only you couldn't see Pau because of where it was shot from. Ale blocked the line from the camera to the piano. Yeah, the cave video is my favorite live video of this song.
I think this song has caused more grown men to cry than any other song in existence. The first time I played this for my wife, she was boohoo crying at the end and just said "Oh that poor girl, what she must have gone through." I had to go find an interview with them where she spoke about the songs she writes. She said 2 things. 1) If the song is really dark, it was probably written by her. 2) They have very happy lives, and have never experienced any of the things they write about. I've never heard her give an explanation of her inspiration for this song. I have met their parents, and I am 100% positive it didn't come from her immediate family. They say most of their inspiration is taken from books. I'm a member of their Patreon. One reward they offer is handwritten lyrics. I chose Black Holes, and it is hanging on my wall. Powerful song.
Not too sure after seeing Pau covering Radioheads "Creep" a few months back,but yeah,this is great,and Pau is just incredible whatever she puts her hand to.
From what they (The Warning) say, all their inspiration comes from books, TV, movies, and what's going on in the world. Though I've heard them talking about addiction, obsession, and mental illness as though they have personal insight?! They have old soul writing since a very young age.
Paulina is the storyteller of the group and comes up with the majority of the song themes for their music. The other sisters help with the lyrics and music. Pau was inspired by an article in the newspaper about a drug addict and started writing the lyrics...
The best reaction of this song..Thanks. Paulina is a musical genius. Is a force of nature with her amazing ability to create music that defies her young age. Obviously this band is amazing.
Thanks for your reaction and your personal story! Real rockers are absolutely allowed to share a tear... without emotions Rock wouldn’t be the same... this is an emotional song, wonderfully performed by all... it’s not acting, they really feel the songs! 🥰⚡️🤘
Thank you for your wonderful reactions to The Warning. These girls are so incredibly well developed, their texts so intense and far from childish or youthful ideas. You recognized it correctly, the simple hard rock was almost gone, and 3 Mexican girls (now young women) bring back what has been missing for 20 years. And their music gets under your skin so much. Incredible that they are only at the beginning and consistently continue to work on themselves. There is no doubt that if they go their way they will be very great. I can't manage to call them a chick rock band. They are different, an evolution, their own league. The day will come when I will see on the television how the three of them step onto the stage to receive a big music award. And as a Patreon, I will have wet eyes and will be able to proudly say that I have walked a very small part of their path, made a small contribution to their support. Please check out more of TW, the second album Queen of the Murderscene is an incredible evolution.
You’re not alone in the emotion that this song brings to the surface. Paulina (Pau) is a force of nature with her amazing ability to create music that defies her young age. Pair that up with her incredibly talented sisters and you have a band with limitless potential. Best power trio on the scene today.
You nailed it i feel the same way other songs that talk about a corrupt system ' 21st century blood and disciple " where do they get to experience life to that level at such a young age.
Yes. I know the band since a month and this was the first thing i wrote to the TWA : this song makes me cry every time i listen it. I'm french and not really good to understand immediatly spoken inglish. So i cryed without understand the lirics. Magic Paulina ! I'm 53 years old. Thanks for your reaction
This is The Warning! their music makes you feel! ... They do not write their lyrics from their own experiences, but they are girls with a great intelligence, sensitivity and culture, which allows them to perfectly understand the world and express in a song feelings that at their young age surely they have not vivid.
I confirm the above and add, for me it is not difficult to understand how they talk about these issues as if they had experienced it, I was born and lived my education in Monterrey the same city where they are growing and in a socioeconomic level similar to that they live and have lived and unfortunately many children have had to learn about adult problems because they are real and tangible in close circles many times not the family circle but within close society come friendships known Etc. and it happens here since before I was a child (I am 53 years old) so if you are lucky not to live it in your own flesh, these are issues that are touched on in family and school as part of education (as well as other worse ones such as bullying and abuse etc.) in my childhood it was not generalized But if in the schools like the one they studied, so if you are intelligent and curious as they read more on their own and observe the problem to understand it. And the rest is the talent that they have to manifest and interpret it in their music and lyrics, that is largely one of the reasons that make me admire them. on the other hand it is unfortunate that adult problems have multiplied in my country, in my city and in the world and many children have to learn it by the hardest way that is to live it by the hardest method that is to live it and many times like cannon fodder. And as a society we are not aware and proactive.
I may be wrong, but I think like with the previous song about murder suicide, Pau is an exceptionally empathetic person, especially when it comes to song writing. The Album is called 21st Century Blood. And from what I understand, the girls decided to look around at the century they were born into and write songs about all the things they wish were different or they could change. I think it may be like the writer, Hemmingway said: start with at least one true thing that you know and go from there. Similarly, Dany, begain with her feelings of homesickness to write about a girl possessed by loneliness and mental illness in the song, When I'm Alone. Whatever the formula, I continue to be majorly impressed by these three young ladies song writing abilities.
I don't think mental illness played into that song ("When I'm Alone"), other than that she felt like she was going crazy, being all alone and very far from home and friends for the first time at age 15. In fact, for her this was a very personal song... and remains one of her favorites.
These young ladies are mature far beyond their years (bass player, Ale', was indeed just 13 in this video) and have wonderful parents as well. It is extraordinary to watch and listen to them, whether playing, singing, speaking, or just having fun. They are just extraordinary.
Not the 1st person to be bowled over by the tough subject of this song, the young Lady is a genius writer. It has everything an addict feels in this, the feelings of hopelessness and self loathing, and I don’t get how a 13 year has this empathetic awareness to come up with this. Remarkable...
Most everyone has known someone, who struggles with addiction. Paulina is a musical genius. She has the ability to climb into the darker natures of humanity, and express what so many of us carry around (often silently). When these three harmonize, it is a beautiful thing. 🤘🏻❤️⚠️
Black Holes for me is the anthem for those who have not sought out recover and feel they are not worthy of relief from that torment. It's antithesis is "Show me the Light". Since I have presently 12 years of sobriety, these two song have touched me so deeply that I am teaching myself 3D animation (computers have been a hobby for 42 years) to do a music video of both songs. I hope to have both done by the fifth anniversary of XXI Century Blood where these two songs are from. Paulina never experience addiction. From what I understand she got it the inspiration from news articles. She has the uncanny ability to reach into the soul of humanity and pull out the darkest most profound parts and express them in a way that exposes the listener to their own humanity; to expose these dark parts in light as to release the listener from that burden. This is how profound these two song are for me.
Nice reaction, very heartfelt. They were 17 (almost 18), 15 (almost 16) and 13 (just turned) in this performance. Pau the singer insists none of them have ever experienced anything bad in their lives but they are avid readers. Still, very believable in all their performances which is one of the major reasons I love this band.
Nothing bad about their singing but how they write and perform their music is what makes me love them. The fact that they are adorable off stage is perhaps not as important as a band but kind of important to me.
As for the songwriting I think she’s got the talent to tell other people’s stories - like the way Springsteen can. Besides the singing and drumming, she also runs all the tech during the show (background tracks, visuals etc, there’s a video where she explains that). I don’t know much about live shows but I’d imagine she has to make sure she’s starting the automation at exactly the right point so it all stays in sync. She’s really a pro - they all are. In a trio like this the bass has to do a lot and Ale has been doing that live before she could even play a full-size bass.
@@MaddogJones That is the story of "Copper Bullets". "Black Holes" is about the experience of a close family friend. I comment it because I am from the same city as them and these narrations that they make about their songs and how they get to them, obviously attract a lot. IN MY CASE, the story of how Copper Bullets got to them caught my attention when they said that they were inspired by a newspaper article about a tragedy that happened in our city, shortly time after they discover were neighbors of them. THAT reminded me of having read about that tragedy in the newspaper ME too. WHILE in the Black Holes case, it reminded me of family and friends who went through and / or are going through that experience.
Is someone chopping onions again? From what I understand about the song, is that it is about addiction in general. The girls don't have their own personal experience with it, but are avid readers with great empathy, imagination and intelligence. Many strong men have been reduced to tears by this amazing song. Thanks for the Reaction! Keep them coming for The Warning! The more you hear, the more you will like.
Pau (the drummer) is like her sisters Dany (lead) Ale (bass)--amazingly talented! So much emotion and passion in their music and they show it in their performances! Much love for these gals! They Rock! ❤️❤️❤️
my children watched there mother drink herself to death . she died at the age of 54 , most people have no idea how hard it is to watch someone commit slow suicide , and to have to help my 10 yr old daughter deal with what is happening , the other kids were in late teens early 20s . so this song really hits close to home .
I more than love this song but don't know how else to express the personal impact on this 63yo. To see the impact that it jad on you Jman and the similar family story we have with mý dad dying young at 53yo - then my mums dependence and my older brother's to addiction - BROKE ME to tears. You have my highest regard for openly sharing ... listening to the song over-n-over helped calm my soul. God bless Jman & God bless TW sisters & parents ... may they stay with us 😍💞😎🇲🇽🇦🇺Australia
Thank you for your great reaction and analysis of this amazing song. This video is probably my favorite of all the videos I have seen of them, though they are all incredible! That is truly the passion of Pau in this outstanding performance!! My understanding is that the song pertains to a young man who was a friend of the family. Paulina, also at age 13, was tasked with writing a love song and she came up with an unbelievably moving song for a girl of thirteen with no personal experience in that area. The thing that informs much of their songwriting is that they are avid readers, especially Paulina and Daniela.
Jman, Check Out the song "Copper Bullets", the song is about a couple who's relationship has failed and the Husband shoots his Wife Dead and then turns the Gun on himself, Pau Wrote this Song Too. Their Second Album "Queen Of The Murder Scene" is a concept Album, 13 songs tells a Story of Woman who is In love with a man who doesn't know she exist, it goes from obsession to stocking to Kidnapping to Murder to Suicide, it's a Very Good Album
About the comments saying they wish Pau to be the lead singer. They need a replacement drummer then. She only sing lead in a few songs a concert because it is very taxing to drum and sing. Personally i think Dany have the bigger range. All three are good singers though.
I personally love the difference between their voices. Pau with her raspy rock voice. Dany has that much larger range. Their lead vocal dynamic is exciting going forward.
As for drumming and singing, in “Narcissista” she really nails it on a pretty fast song (although technically pretty easy for her). There’s a video of her singing “Red Hands Never Fade” while drumming and that song has some badass drumming on it. Her voice keeps getting stronger too. I bet she’ll do a solo album someday, but I bet she keeps drumming cuz she is so good. As for voices Ale on bass will likely get some lead vocals on their next record, she is also improving a lot and is still just 15.
I don’t think Pau fans want to destroy the group. With her energy level she can do the band and some solo stuff too. And she can do things with the band she could not do alone. For one thing, the timing she has with her sisters - especially having a drummer and bass player locked on like they are, not too many groups have that and a lot of the ones that do are legends.
Like most fairly large cities, Monterrey, MX has their share of crime and drug & alcohol problems. These young ladies draw a good bit of their material from the craziness going on around them and put it into words. Pau seems to have a real knack for writing the darker stuff like this song, and Copper Bullets (which almost didn't make it on to the first album because their folks thought it was too violent). They finally agreed, and Copper Bullets became a crowd favorite in a very short time! If you get into their second album, it's more of a storyline/rock opera type production, as one song leads into the next lyrically. I still have a rough time listening to this all the way through without shedding a tear or two.😥 😉 🤘😎🤘
Since this performance they have been working with a vocal coach and they are even better now. There are a couple of performances they did on Instagram live, Pau did a cover of Radiohead's creep on the piano and Dany did one spontaneously in the middle of the night when she couldn't sleep of Cavetown's Home and both are great and showcase their recent progression. Wish we could have recent pro shot live performances, but with covid that is just no possible.
Sorry to hear about your family, its tough stuff... As I Recall she said this song is about addiction and it could be alcohol or other addictions depending on how you see it.
English is their 2nd language Pau likes Japanese and French... I have heard the girls say that they read alot maybe that's where Pau got the idea for this song I've seen their parents and they don't seem the type to have problems like that
i knew the song is about addiction but i have never hear why Paulina wrote that song? specially at 13? i have watch countless interviews with Paulina but she never talks why she wrote that song? so sorry to hear abut your dad and brothers much love!
My brother was an alcoholic, too. It was technically lung cancer that took him at age 50, but the decades of hard drinking along with his heavy smoking took its toll.
I don’t agree that this has to be personal experience. I mean Copper Bullets doesn’t prompt me to think one of them have experience with blasting their girlfriend. It’s likely just fiction, inspired by a movie or some other source.
When you consider the skill and imagination of these 3, it's not hard at all to understand where this came from. I mean it's all around us...the news, tv, movies, books...it's everywhere. It's just amazing that they have the talent to make you FEEL that they've experienced it. I mean "When I'm Alone" had me worrying when I first heard it if Dany might be suicidal. These young ladies just have the talent to make you feel their music. 70% lyrics and 30% performance. They make you believe.
NO! That is SO wrong on all counts! The song is on _XXI Century Blood_ and the album _Queen of the Murder Scene_ is not about addiction but about obsessive love leading to murder, psychosis, and suicide.
My Dad was an alcoholic and it had a big impact on my life, sadly he's no long living. To those that like to say Pau (Drummer) is a better singer then Dany (guitarist), that's fine I welcome anyone that shows support. However I hate to break it to you but Dany will keep singing a large amount of the time, they have all made it very clear that Dany will always be the lead singer. I only say this because some people go overboard and bring down one member to raise their favorite.
Dany and Pau 'have completely different voices. Both are wonderful and Dany has a range from anger to melancholy to insane in her voice, which can be heard very well on Queen of the Murderscene.
I love both their voices. Neither one is going to compete with someone like Adele for power or technical ability, but both sing with so much emotion that a crack here and there or the occasional flat note is almost unnoticeable. Besides a rock vocal can be TOO smooth in my book.
I totally agree. The thing people seem to forget is The Warning are real people, and young ones at that. People appear to not think The Warning can and often do see these reaction videos, and read the comments. Much of what is said with regard to each of the sisters, especially when pertaining to comparison, should be reserved for a private conversation, not plastered in the internet for the world to see. It saddens me to picture the ladies reading the comments and finding the comparisons and, frankly, put downs which too frequently populate the comment sections. Call it Pollyanna'ish, but, if you don't have something good to say, don't speak. I can hear it already: "I didn't say anything that wasn't true and, besides, you gotta have a thick skin if you're going to be in the public eye." Those things may be true, but they are not excuses to unnecessarily hurt someone's feelings. Just because a person feels a certain way, and says something that may be true, it does not mean it is appropriate to share said feelings or thoughts in all settings. I could go on and on, but those who don't care about others' feelings aren't going to care about this anyway. I wanted to throw in my two cents with hope some will give more thought before spouting off in the future.
I heard she was watching a special on TV and it hit her profoundly, and she felt she HAD to write. I tear up through this whole song, and when Dany comes in with the high notes, the faucet opens up. The video they did in the cave was better, only you couldn't see Pau because of where it was shot from. Ale blocked the line from the camera to the piano. Yeah, the cave video is my favorite live video of this song.
I think this song has caused more grown men to cry than any other song in existence. The first time I played this for my wife, she was boohoo crying at the end and just said "Oh that poor girl, what she must have gone through." I had to go find an interview with them where she spoke about the songs she writes. She said 2 things. 1) If the song is really dark, it was probably written by her. 2) They have very happy lives, and have never experienced any of the things they write about.
I've never heard her give an explanation of her inspiration for this song. I have met their parents, and I am 100% positive it didn't come from her immediate family. They say most of their inspiration is taken from books.
I'm a member of their Patreon. One reward they offer is handwritten lyrics. I chose Black Holes, and it is hanging on my wall.
Powerful song.
Rick S I keep telling you, its allergies!
@@roywall8169 Yep and they are contagious and persistent.
Rick S 😂
Sorry. I'm cutting onions for a stew. Very strong.
Not too sure after seeing Pau covering Radioheads "Creep" a few months back,but yeah,this is great,and Pau is just incredible whatever she puts her hand to.
From what they (The Warning) say, all their inspiration comes from books, TV, movies, and what's going on in the world. Though I've heard them talking about addiction, obsession, and mental illness as though they have personal insight?! They have old soul writing since a very young age.
It's almost impossible to watch this without crying. It's so powerful, it's ridiculous.
Paulina is the storyteller of the group and comes up with the majority of the song themes for their music. The other sisters help with the lyrics and music. Pau was inspired by an article in the newspaper about a drug addict and started writing the lyrics...
The best reaction of this song..Thanks. Paulina is a musical genius. Is a force of nature with her amazing ability to create music that defies her young age.
Obviously this band is amazing.
Paulina's masterpiece.
As they said in an interview, they make the stories and they have not passed through something like they sing about, mainly cause they read a lot.
first thought.."oh cool J-man has found the Warning"
Second thought "oh boy, Pau is gonna break him"
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Thanks for your reaction and your personal story! Real rockers are absolutely allowed to share a tear... without emotions Rock wouldn’t be the same... this is an emotional song, wonderfully performed by all... it’s not acting, they really feel the songs! 🥰⚡️🤘
Thank you for your wonderful reactions to The Warning. These girls are so incredibly well developed, their texts so intense and far from childish or youthful ideas. You recognized it correctly, the simple hard rock was almost gone, and 3 Mexican girls (now young women) bring back what has been missing for 20 years. And their music gets under your skin so much. Incredible that they are only at the beginning and consistently continue to work on themselves. There is no doubt that if they go their way they will be very great. I can't manage to call them a chick rock band. They are different, an evolution, their own league. The day will come when I will see on the television how the three of them step onto the stage to receive a big music award. And as a Patreon, I will have wet eyes and will be able to proudly say that I have walked a very small part of their path, made a small contribution to their support. Please check out more of TW, the second album Queen of the Murderscene is an incredible evolution.
You’re not alone in the emotion that this song brings to the surface. Paulina (Pau) is a force of nature with her amazing ability to create music that defies her young age. Pair that up with her incredibly talented sisters and you have a band with limitless potential. Best power trio on the scene today.
You nailed it i feel the same way other songs that talk about a corrupt system ' 21st century blood and disciple " where do they get to experience life to that level at such a young age.
Great overall review of not just the song and the girls but the subject .
Yes. I know the band since a month and this was the first thing i wrote to the TWA : this song makes me cry every time i listen it.
I'm french and not really good to understand immediatly spoken inglish. So i cryed without understand the lirics. Magic Paulina ! I'm 53 years old.
Thanks for your reaction
Alain Tardy I agree, her passionate style of singing is sufficient to move anyone emotionally.
Let us not overlook the fact, that this is being done in their second language. These three young women will be legends!
Lol they speak better English than alot of people I know🤣🤣🤣
Scott S very true
@@Noclaf555 They speak better English then me! Thats the only language I speak!!
This is The Warning! their music makes you feel! ... They do not write their lyrics from their own experiences, but they are girls with a great intelligence, sensitivity and culture, which allows them to perfectly understand the world and express in a song feelings that at their young age surely they have not vivid.
I confirm the above and add, for me it is not difficult to understand how they talk about these issues as if they had experienced it, I was born and lived my education in Monterrey the same city where they are growing and in a socioeconomic level similar to that they live and have lived and unfortunately many children have had to learn about adult problems because they are real and tangible in close circles many times not the family circle but within close society come friendships known Etc. and it happens here since before I was a child (I am 53 years old) so if you are lucky not to live it in your own flesh, these are issues that are touched on in family and school as part of education (as well as other worse ones such as bullying and abuse etc.) in my childhood it was not generalized But if in the schools like the one they studied, so if you are intelligent and curious as they read more on their own and observe the problem to understand it. And the rest is the talent that they have to manifest and interpret it in their music and lyrics, that is largely one of the reasons that make me admire them. on the other hand it is unfortunate that adult problems have multiplied in my country, in my city and in the world and many children have to learn it by the hardest way that is to live it by the hardest method that is to live it and many times like cannon fodder. And as a society we are not aware and proactive.
These ladies don't do anything without putting their entire heart and soul into it.
I may be wrong, but I think like with the previous song about murder suicide, Pau is an exceptionally empathetic person, especially when it comes to song writing. The Album is called 21st Century Blood. And from what I understand, the girls decided to look around at the century they were born into and write songs about all the things they wish were different or they could change. I think it may be like the writer, Hemmingway said: start with at least one true thing that you know and go from there. Similarly, Dany, begain with her feelings of homesickness to write about a girl possessed by loneliness and mental illness in the song, When I'm Alone. Whatever the formula, I continue to be majorly impressed by these three young ladies song writing abilities.
I don't think mental illness played into that song ("When I'm Alone"), other than that she felt like she was going crazy, being all alone and very far from home and friends for the first time at age 15. In fact, for her this was a very personal song... and remains one of her favorites.
These young ladies are mature far beyond their years (bass player, Ale', was indeed just 13 in this video) and have wonderful parents as well. It is extraordinary to watch and listen to them, whether playing, singing, speaking, or just having fun. They are just extraordinary.
Not the 1st person to be bowled over by the tough subject of this song, the young Lady is a genius writer. It has everything an addict feels in this, the feelings of hopelessness and self loathing, and I don’t get how a 13 year has this empathetic awareness to come up with this. Remarkable...
Most everyone has known someone, who struggles with addiction. Paulina is a musical genius. She has the ability to climb into the darker natures of humanity, and express what so many of us carry around (often silently). When these three harmonize, it is a beautiful thing. 🤘🏻❤️⚠️
Never fails...made me tear up again. Love this song, so deep. Great song writers and performers....love The Warning.
Black Holes for me is the anthem for those who have not sought out recover and feel they are not worthy of relief from that torment. It's antithesis is "Show me the Light". Since I have presently 12 years of sobriety, these two song have touched me so deeply that I am teaching myself 3D animation (computers have been a hobby for 42 years) to do a music video of both songs. I hope to have both done by the fifth anniversary of XXI Century Blood where these two songs are from.
Paulina never experience addiction. From what I understand she got it the inspiration from news articles. She has the uncanny ability to reach into the soul of humanity and pull out the darkest most profound parts and express them in a way that exposes the listener to their own humanity; to expose these dark parts in light as to release the listener from that burden. This is how profound these two song are for me.
Paulina é uma escritora talentosa e excelente intérprete, com uma voz linda e poderosa. Parece que esqueceram isso. Não é pouca coisa...
Nice reaction, very heartfelt. They were 17 (almost 18), 15 (almost 16) and 13 (just turned) in this performance. Pau the singer insists none of them have ever experienced anything bad in their lives but they are avid readers. Still, very believable in all their performances which is one of the major reasons I love this band.
Nothing bad about their singing but how they write and perform their music is what makes me love them. The fact that they are adorable off stage is perhaps not as important as a band but kind of important to me.
@@TheUnderdogDe Agreed! In fact, I enjoyed the quarantine concert just for watching them being themselves.
@@professorg9424 especially the one titled Only The Funny Bits!
As for the songwriting I think she’s got the talent to tell other people’s stories - like the way Springsteen can. Besides the singing and drumming, she also runs all the tech during the show (background tracks, visuals etc, there’s a video where she explains that). I don’t know much about live shows but I’d imagine she has to make sure she’s starting the automation at exactly the right point so it all stays in sync. She’s really a pro - they all are. In a trio like this the bass has to do a lot and Ale has been doing that live before she could even play a full-size bass.
Pau has said this song is based on the struggles of a family friend.
life is not so easy
I heard her say she was inspired by a story in the newspaper...
@@MaddogJones That is the story of "Copper Bullets".
"Black Holes" is about the experience of a close family friend.
I comment it because I am from the same city as them and these narrations that they make about their songs and how they get to them, obviously attract a lot.
IN MY CASE, the story of how Copper Bullets got to them caught my attention when they said that they were inspired by a newspaper article about a tragedy that happened in our city, shortly time after they discover were neighbors of them. THAT reminded me of having read about that tragedy in the newspaper ME too.
WHILE in the Black Holes case, it reminded me of family and friends who went through and / or are going through that experience.
This tree girls play and sing extraordinary. They are the new rock face .
Thank you for your heart reaction ♥️
Is someone chopping onions again? From what I understand about the song, is that it is about addiction in general. The girls don't have their own personal experience with it, but are avid readers with great empathy, imagination and intelligence. Many strong men have been reduced to tears by this amazing song. Thanks for the Reaction! Keep them coming for The Warning! The more you hear, the more you will like.
Yep. Me. Stew day.
Pau (the drummer) is like her sisters Dany (lead) Ale (bass)--amazingly talented! So much emotion and passion in their music and they show it in their performances! Much love for these gals! They Rock! ❤️❤️❤️
my children watched there mother drink herself to death . she died at the age of 54 , most people have no idea how hard it is to watch someone commit slow suicide , and to have to help my 10 yr old daughter deal with what is happening , the other kids were in late teens early 20s . so this song really hits close to home .
I more than love this song but don't know how else to express the personal impact on this 63yo.
To see the impact that it jad on you Jman and the similar family story we have with mý dad dying young at 53yo - then my mums dependence and my older brother's to addiction - BROKE ME to tears. You have my highest regard for openly sharing ... listening to the song over-n-over helped calm my soul.
God bless Jman & God bless TW sisters & parents ... may they stay with us 😍💞😎🇲🇽🇦🇺Australia
Thank you for your great reaction and analysis of this amazing song. This video is probably my favorite of all the videos I have seen of them, though they are all incredible! That is truly the passion of Pau in this outstanding performance!! My understanding is that the song pertains to a young man who was a friend of the family. Paulina, also at age 13, was tasked with writing a love song and she came up with an unbelievably moving song for a girl of thirteen with no personal experience in that area. The thing that informs much of their songwriting is that they are avid readers, especially Paulina and Daniela.
Jman, Check Out the song "Copper Bullets", the song is about a couple who's relationship has failed and the Husband shoots his Wife Dead and then turns the Gun on himself, Pau Wrote this Song Too. Their Second Album "Queen Of The Murder Scene" is a concept Album, 13 songs tells a Story of Woman who is In love with a man who doesn't know she exist, it goes from obsession to stocking to Kidnapping to Murder to Suicide, it's a Very Good Album
About the comments saying they wish Pau to be the lead singer. They need a replacement drummer then. She only sing lead in a few songs a concert because it is very taxing to drum and sing.
Personally i think Dany have the bigger range. All three are good singers though.
I personally love the difference between their voices. Pau with her raspy rock voice. Dany has that much larger range. Their lead vocal dynamic is exciting going forward.
@timething Totally agree.
As for drumming and singing, in “Narcissista” she really nails it on a pretty fast song (although technically pretty easy for her). There’s a video of her singing “Red Hands Never Fade” while drumming and that song has some badass drumming on it. Her voice keeps getting stronger too. I bet she’ll do a solo album someday, but I bet she keeps drumming cuz she is so good. As for voices Ale on bass will likely get some lead vocals on their next record, she is also improving a lot and is still just 15.
There's a Pau faction out to destroy the group. Won't be happy until Pau goes solo
I don’t think Pau fans want to destroy the group. With her energy level she can do the band and some solo stuff too. And she can do things with the band she could not do alone. For one thing, the timing she has with her sisters - especially having a drummer and bass player locked on like they are, not too many groups have that and a lot of the ones that do are legends.
8:24 brought to tears. Me too, bro.
Like most fairly large cities, Monterrey, MX has their share of crime and drug & alcohol problems. These young ladies draw a good bit of their material from the craziness going on around them and put it into words. Pau seems to have a real knack for writing the darker stuff like this song, and Copper Bullets (which almost didn't make it on to the first album because their folks thought it was too violent). They finally agreed, and Copper Bullets became a crowd favorite in a very short time! If you get into their second album, it's more of a storyline/rock opera type production, as one song leads into the next lyrically. I still have a rough time listening to this all the way through without shedding a tear or two.😥 😉 🤘😎🤘
Since this performance they have been working with a vocal coach and they are even better now. There are a couple of performances they did on Instagram live, Pau did a cover of Radiohead's creep on the piano and Dany did one spontaneously in the middle of the night when she couldn't sleep of Cavetown's Home and both are great and showcase their recent progression. Wish we could have recent pro shot live performances, but with covid that is just no possible.
If someone recommends Pau's cover of "Creep", I hope they make sure that he lets the video run allll the way out to the end!
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD Amen to that! Seen to many reactors miss that one. 😀
Sorry to hear about your family, its tough stuff... As I Recall she said this song is about addiction and it could be alcohol or other addictions depending on how you see it.
Your thoughts touched me, as your experience is far too common, sadly. I have also lost family to this. ❤️
Very deep song in deed, there song writing is extraordinary, what's to come when they muture and have there own experiences 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
that line "My surrender is my defeat" still rips me apart.it is so true as I've been there
English is their 2nd language Pau likes Japanese and French... I have heard the girls say that they read alot maybe that's where Pau got the idea for this song I've seen their parents and they don't seem the type to have problems like that
I heard it was about a friend of the family, or something like that.
Yeah, this one hits you right in the feels.
Thanks for reacting to this beautiful song.
Powerful. God bless all who hear this and share in the pain.
Thks for the honest react.
I like all the girls voices but when Pau sings you not only hear it but you feel it.
Tank You for the reaction my friend. Just don't pause the video too much! Please. I love You all the song of the warning
Love the song and love your tears.
I have the same reaction dude, tears everywhere.
i knew the song is about addiction but i have never hear why Paulina wrote that song? specially at 13? i have watch countless interviews with Paulina but she never talks why she wrote that song? so sorry to hear abut your dad and brothers much love!
I heard it was about a friend of the family, or something like that.
My brother died due to alcohol, I'm with you on this,
I’m so sorry.
My brother was an alcoholic, too. It was technically lung cancer that took him at age 50, but the decades of hard drinking along with his heavy smoking took its toll.
I don’t agree that this has to be personal experience. I mean Copper Bullets doesn’t prompt me to think one of them have experience with blasting their girlfriend. It’s likely just fiction, inspired by a movie or some other source.
When you consider the skill and imagination of these 3, it's not hard at all to understand where this came from. I mean it's all around us...the news, tv, movies, books...it's everywhere. It's just amazing that they have the talent to make you FEEL that they've experienced it. I mean "When I'm Alone" had me worrying when I first heard it if Dany might be suicidal. These young ladies just have the talent to make you feel their music. 70% lyrics and 30% performance. They make you believe.
Tears of joy and sorrow❤️
Amazing, outstanding, and beautiful!👍👍👍
Caro. Se você escutar QOTMS na sequência, você vai entender que a Paulina é uma escritora talentosa e excelente intérprete. Nem falo da voz...
Great reaction!!!
Hey, who left this bowl of onions here?
This song is part of the Queen of the murder scene. Their concept album where a woman struggles with addiction
It's from XXI Century Blood not Queen of the Murder Scene
Isn't from de QOTMS, it's from XXICB
NO! That is SO wrong on all counts! The song is on _XXI Century Blood_ and the album _Queen of the Murder Scene_ is not about addiction but about obsessive love leading to murder, psychosis, and suicide.
I see your allergies are playing up. Same as mine.
My Dad was an alcoholic and it had a big impact on my life, sadly he's no long living.
To those that like to say Pau (Drummer) is a better singer then Dany (guitarist), that's fine I welcome anyone that shows support. However I hate to break it to you but Dany will keep singing a large amount of the time, they have all made it very clear that Dany will always be the lead singer. I only say this because some people go overboard and bring down one member to raise their favorite.
I think probably the person commenting in there has not yet had the chance to fully experience what Dany is capable of vocally.
Dany and Pau 'have completely different voices. Both are wonderful and Dany has a range from anger to melancholy to insane in her voice, which can be heard very well on Queen of the Murderscene.
I love both their voices. Neither one is going to compete with someone like Adele for power or technical ability, but both sing with so much emotion that a crack here and there or the occasional flat note is almost unnoticeable. Besides a rock vocal can be TOO smooth in my book.
I totally agree. The thing people seem to forget is The Warning are real people, and young ones at that. People appear to not think The Warning can and often do see these reaction videos, and read the comments. Much of what is said with regard to each of the sisters, especially when pertaining to comparison, should be reserved for a private conversation, not plastered in the internet for the world to see. It saddens me to picture the ladies reading the comments and finding the comparisons and, frankly, put downs which too frequently populate the comment sections.
Call it Pollyanna'ish, but, if you don't have something good to say, don't speak. I can hear it already: "I didn't say anything that wasn't true and, besides, you gotta have a thick skin if you're going to be in the public eye."
Those things may be true, but they are not excuses to unnecessarily hurt someone's feelings. Just because a person feels a certain way, and says something that may be true, it does not mean it is appropriate to share said feelings or thoughts in all settings.
I could go on and on, but those who don't care about others' feelings aren't going to care about this anyway. I wanted to throw in my two cents with hope some will give more thought before spouting off in the future.
@@jafquist27 Well said! The initial comment in this case was from someone on his Twitch stream.