Atoms For Peace - Ingenue

[@disparato]

That water dripping is sound engineering perfection. It's one of the most memorable production bits I've ever heard in all my years, it's under my skin and brings me back to this masterpiece time and time again

[@AnneSsa]

🗣️

[@EddTally]

Damn... I've listened to this quite a few times and have never picked up on that sound, all I focused on was the deeper sounds

[@alex-py9rw]

didnt even realize that was water dripping its that good

[@kevincarballo8668]

My hunch is that it's an Elektron Machinedrum using the Sinus "GND-SN" machine into it's built-in reverb, but I would love someone who knows better to chime in!

[@terryperring104]

I _SWEAR_ - I was subconsciously assuming I'd left the bathroom tap on!

[@RoxanneVanderford]

Thom Yorke is the mad scientist of music. He is the definition of genius.

[@MicahBuzanMUSIC]

What an honor it would be to do a Thom Yorke dance with Thom Yorke.

[@collinsps]

Fukiko Takase's dancing is just extraordinary. Her movements are stunning, full of seeming perfection in expression, so well defined and choreographed for the song.

[@JudySam1988]

It is so odd, everyone has such amazing things to say about the dancing, Usually I love to see Thom dance, he is mesmerizing and I watch Lotus Flower at least once a day, and lose myself in live concerts like Bonnaroo 2006, watching his unashamedly crazy dancing. But this one just completely freaks me out. It is the girl, her movements unsettle me. They are so completely alien and weird. I don't feel the expression, just distinctly uncomfortable and triggered. I have to move to the next song whenever it comes on. So strange, I don't know why I find it so uncomfortable. Am I the only person who does not appreciate her art?

[@jahazbrooga309]

@@JudySam1988 Thom knew her skills and employed Fukiko to be the mirror to his moves. She was asked to diversify at each sequence so he could mirror hers and do likewise. Try to see it as as a live dance expression of ongoing research in a design project or when someone is looking for creative insipration in music by listening to other artists. A bit like a focus group bouncing ideas off each other. Try not to focus on Fukiko, but in the way they interact. I believe they are meant to be the same person, one is a projection of the other. Think of when you dance in a club and get lost in it. You think you are looking like this, but how do other people see you? This is what I interpret from this video and I hope it helps you to engage with it a little more.

[@wazega3610]

then why doesn’t she float away like the seeds of the dandelion???

[@okyouknowwhatever]

@@JudySam1988 It's not her choreography so it's not really "her art", it's Wayne McGregor's, the studio head she danced for at the time. Takase was the leading dancer in Paloma Faith's Only Love Can Hurt Like This from the BRIT Awards in 2015 though, where she's amazing.

[@II00I00]

@@okyouknowwhatever more like it's _their_ art. even if she had no input on the choreography somehow (unlikely imo), her interpretation of it is a prominent part of the piece

[@benedettat2555]

It has been years and I still can’t get over this song

[@jonasdesouter8082]

same here....

[@Throwingness]

4:14 If you listen close when you are falling asleep or waking up you can hear these noises coming through your brainstem from the universal hologram. I think it also has something to do with the ether.

[@ethanwc]

Same. I just ran into Justin Peck (choreographer/director) recently, and we were chatting about our favorite music videos of all time. This one came up in my mind.

[@Drakeroo]

And you know it

[@azileedavis6472]

same

[@alshamal12]

Imagine showing this to thom after one of their Pablo honey shows in 1993

[@filippo4006]

:O

[@Bearsweet]

Is the best comment jaajaja

[@blacklava4978]

+alshamal12 Reckon he'd be excited to see that he had a lot of growing to do

[@SuHAibLOL]

+Blacklava looking at his Pablo Honey stuff, he seemed like a little child back then LOL Thom didn't become a man until OK Computer :D

[@jameslitz9819]

+alshamal12 He'd be thinking "holy shit I got old"

[@MegaClaymore123]

I can't believe how much Thom has grown over the years... If you watch the documentary Radiohead made about life on tour in 1998 called Meeting People Is Hard, you can see how much Radiohead, (Thom especially), were completely drained from being in the spotlight and how absolutely miserable he was. This video as well as the other stuff from King of limbs shows Thom completely free to express himself artistically without the fear of rejection or disapproval. I don't know what happened in Thom's life between these two periods of time but whatever it was caused him to be much more at peace with himself and his life ... What a lucky guy.

[@storaxsedan2076]

the documentary is actually Meeting People Is Easy

[@mariafernandagomes9675]

And 2 years later we have Anima

[@MaxJefferson444]

LSD

[@ontenth]

It's Meeting People is Easy, and yeah it's a beautiful work! Seen the band shape and grow brilliantly over the years

[@monikaszymanowska5142]

You are right, I saw him singing with Michael Stipe in a show for Tibet, he was about 30 and looked like a frightened teen... Until he killed the song in the climax ending... Went back to a misery right after he finished singing. It's good for music that he found a way to make peace with life and himself:-)

[@ekine694]

This dance... It’s like a weapon

[@tom989]

Of self defense

[@hugarotoo]

against the present

[@shy-town4346]

Aynen kardeşim

[@yackymed467]

No I won't get heavy

[@fernesciante]

Don't get heavy

[@paolagaratto5475]

thom yorke is one of the contemporary musicians with the most elegant and innovative sense of esthetic of the music

[@unaeemkh]

Every time I want to listen to this song I end up watching the whole video because their dancing is so hypnotizing.

[@IPostmoderni]

I wouldn't be living the same life without your music.

[@ericdavidwallace]

None of us would

[@kevinjohnston4923]

The instrumentation on this song is so perfect. Still can’t get over that synth.

[@SpaceDisco1]

I really start to like Thom Yorke's dancing, mainly because I've never seen anything like it. And there are some cool moves. And he seems to have alot of fun doing it.

[@tomfoolery5680]

Lorde is the only other musician I've seen that has the same je ne sais quoi.

[@nicolasmaciassalocin]

thom yorke is the most important musician of the 21 century

[@mugrhythm]

+nicolas macias One of the top ten if not top five at least. But definitely the most important musician of the 21st century.

[@Rush1017]

+nicolas macias yeah dude wayyyy more than the beatles

[@nicolasmaciassalocin]

right bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Rush1017]

+nicolas macias you don't know shit about music in the last century obviously

[@nicolasmaciassalocin]

Rush1017 atari teenage riot , massive atack , tricky , DAVID LYNCH , GESSAFELSTAIN , MODESELEKTOR , BOYS NOISE ...BUAJJI CAN STAY ALLL DAY WRITTING GREAT BANDS , DJS , BUT U ARE JUST SHIT

[@johncosta3786]

I love this song so much, I've watched this video probably 20 times. Thom is so precious, a genius.

[@genequist3859]

This song occupies a very specific corner of my heart. It perfectly encapsulates a very specific time in my life, a very sad memory. The lyrics about people (particularly an Ingenue -- a young and naive woman) getting you into messes and leaving you there, fools rushing into situations, and all the while knowing the danger but being pulled by forces too big for them, being part of someone's collection.. It really really resonates with me. This song is so beautiful but is also sometimes hard to listen to. But there is something cathartic in the tears that come. It all happened near the end of grad school for me. I achieved what I set out to, but it cost so much.

[@Gunno77]

"This song is so beautiful but is also sometimes hard to listen to." They're my favourite kind of songs. Portishead's 'The Rip' (kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXOykn-gqbdno9k) and 4 Tet's 'Locked' (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z52xe2B8pN6NiKc) are like that for me.

[@robertroot9863]

I concur. I definitely understand. This song and video also came out during a particularly difficult and life-altering season for me, full of heartache, emotional and relational upheaval, and much internal searching and growth. It will always haunt me and occupy a special and beautifully melancholy place inside of me. I wish you the very best in your life.

[@Allholesmatter]

Goddam bro..send me some of your lyrics The way you speak about life is so profound that it’s extraordinary. Hope to know you in the future to come.

[@timperez5123]

Anything thom yorke done does is absolutely mind blowing.

[@sharutamonud7698]

This song introduced me to Radiohead, weird aint it? I actually was skipping channels on the T.V and then i suddenly stumbled onto this song, cant say how much that day changed my life.

[@bravetherainbow]

+Sharu Thammanna that's amazing

[@malcolmlargo]

+Sharu Thammanna welcome to cult, do you want some tea?

[@rafaelalfredolopez8568]

Bienvenido.

[@tutorialsplus10]

Awesome. A friend got me in to radiohead. I always tried to ignore the band, because i thought it was a "chart-band" with random 0815-mainstream songs.. I guess i was a little bit wrong :D

[@ManlyOBeeferton]

Hah wow that's..not something I often hear about Radiohead :). Do you mind if I ask what age you are (or even just age range)? I basically grew up with Radiohead from when they released The Bends and they've been a huge part of my life (musical and otherwise), so it's fascinating to encounter people who aren't/weren't familiar with them.

[@josephkatz1982]

How is thom so effing brilliant?? His music comes from an incredible mysterious place. Like it exists outside of him and us but he just channels it through. I dont know how to explain... but he's more than just a special person. Im so glad im alive in his era because the music he brings to us is... delicious *chef finger kiss* muah! Exclelente

[@timothywagner8798]

How on earth does Yorke create such amazing music. I’m always pleased by every project he has contributed to.. The Smoke.. if you haven’t heard it .. badass

[@marypoppins2232]

Thank you!

[@selmagustavsson3171]

This is the best music/video-combo ever made. Like seriously. Just look at how they move the same, not like does the same moves, but really truly moves the same. Incredibly touching.

[@majman92]

These are the little gems that make life beautiful.

[@collinsps]

I never thought I'd have a favorite song, there always seemed more I was finding also just wonderful. Without the video this would be just another wonderful excellent song. But I've never seen such a complete piece before, such moving beauty in both music and film; such intent, so meaningful, pulled off with such exquisite talent. I am grateful to be able to appreciate it. Today, right now at this moment, I think I do have a 'favorite'.

[@Strange_Logik]

I think Thom Yorke is the most awesome person on this planet right now.

[@Bhethar]

Don't ask me why, when I saw this video i almost wanted to cry... theres something so touching about the sound and the movements of those body, the colors, the studio... it was like sadness and happiness, like if i had lost something forever but still was happy that it happened.

[@amieclay8409]

Her hand, when she cradles his head, is really beautiful.

[@andresli2231]

You know like the back of your hand Who let 'em in? You got me into this mess You get me out You know like the back of your hand Your bell jar Your collection Ingenue You got me into this mess Fools rushing in, yeah And they know it The seeds of the dandelion you blow away In good time, I hope I pray If I'm not there now, physically I'm always before you, come what may And you know it Fools rushing in, yeah Well you know it Who let them in? Yeah well you know it Gone with a touch of your Gone with a touch of your hand Move through the moment Though it betrays transformations Jackals and flames If I knew now what I knew then Just give me more time I hope and pray I mistake all you say The seeds of the dandelion you blow away

[@BunstanMcFunkstan]

Yeah but what does it mean this demon poetry that i can't fly away from :P

[@Kasia5579]

Wez

[@johnsesame9182]

Never get tired of the bass, the lyrics and the atmospherics of the track. No line of poetry in this composition is lost on me, its more than enough to make a man cry.

[@fayebis]

he's too good for this world

[@helenabeat8592]

10 seconds into the song and that bass is already making me cry.

[@WhereIEndAndYouBegin]

+Helena Beat OH, I know Why.

[@NemoBmo]

You are seriously emotionally unstable, either that or this song has the key to every deep emotion in the human heart.

[@rhafaeldeoliveira6024]

Flea is the guy doing this bass ;)

[@nikkoXmercado]

My fart will make you cry more.

[@davidwave4]

Came here because, after Lotus Flower, I needed more Thom Yorke dancing in my life.

[@erlineandrews]

I love Thom Yorke's unapologetic weirdness.

[@giuseppequaresima6420]

Weirdness? Bro, you should call it sensitiveness

[@cherriesprite5793]

Let's all strive to be weirdly sensitive.

[@thehoward8736]

​@@giuseppequaresima6420creo que dijo "rareza" en el buen sentido de la palabra.

[@pezushka]

Madness/genius

[@okyouknowwhatever]

Often it feels kinda contrived, like "oh look at me how weird I am" and not totally genuine.

[@rishabhsachdev2295]

Thom's voice is extremely beautiful here

[@FlowersfOrdaysart]

Thom Yorke makes me feel deeply comfortable with every weird part of myself

[@DarkSp3c3d]

The way they move in this video is so cool. It's uninhibited movement, and yes, it does look strange but I feel that's part of the appeal. The female dancer really flows across the screen and it's mesmerizing. It came across to me at first as uncoordinated and awkward but even then there was something about it that captivated me, and the more I come back to this video the more I'm able to appreciate that something.

[@ely0n8]

This song is healing me in a level I couldn't expect.

[@Keilenism]

Looks like the whole dance was professionally choreographed up untill 4:05 when Thom probably was like "I wanna choreograph this bit"

[@WhereIEndAndYouBegin]

+Anthony Romeo *SHRUGS IT OFF*

[@FutureAbe]

+Keilenism hahaha

[@cmankos6252]

+Keilenism I think it's neat. I like watching Thom go off on those sort of dances. You can see it a lot while he preforms too.

[@ellystripes]

+Keilenism Haha before I even clicked on the timestamp I knew exactly which bit you were referring to.

[@tutorialsplus10]

+Keilenism I like your comment :)

[@julianalvarez7086]

Thom Yorke is a freaking genius

[@F1rstResponder]

The shot at 3:20 looks amazing. I almost made it my desktop background

[@basil33]

I need good screen grabs from this video too. Would love to use them as wallpaper for my phone

[@possumsattwilight5331]

This is one of those songs that give such a unique feeling that only this song manages to convey that I absolutely adore. the bass is insane, makes sense Flea is responsible for it. it gives me such a good tingle whenever i listen to it. the octave jumps are the most standout portions of it. the percussion is incredibly groovy, and moves excellently with the feeling throughout. the water dripping in the back adds to this groove and makes it even more ethereal. Thom's voice as well. Oh my god. Without it this song would be just a really good, idm-esque song. His vocal performance with the lines he delivers are hauntingly beautiful. In contrast to the harsher tones of the bass and drum kit, it really ties a beautiful bow on top of this amazing piece of work. on one hand, this song is so uniquely incredible that it feels like it deserves to be This Song Only, Ingenue. but on the other hand, I would die for more music exactly like this

[@FlorEme_]

I always come back to this song because I love it. I have listened to many artists in all these years but none surpasses the talented Thom Yorke 💜

[@piemakerproductions]

Thom was on it with the funky emotional dance performance before Sia tackled similar themes

[@maykristinecalimlim4675]

I agree.

[@MrTitch2865]

piemakerproductions To that I reply with Zero 7 Somersault

[@floridmonkey2723]

Most beautiful music video I've seen in a while.

[@Nande0441]

This song hits home I've always had but for a long time I wasn't aware of it and God I am so grateful for this track. It's like the sounds I've heard in mind in my early childhood and finally someone had enough empathy to show them in a song. It seem to me like I would know it since my previous life, even tho didn't even knew what Radiohead was two years ago.

[@nerqi]

I feel like lyrics touch on something far more deep than what we can understand. Brilliant musician

[@mtfqyns]

I could watch this forever. So haunting yet so hypnotizing.

[@polythenepam6461]

I cannot overstate how much I love Thom Yorke

[@PewDiePie]

pewdiepie brought himself here

[@MrDman9202]

Wait...

[@milleandersen1748]

didn't know pewdiepie had great music taste

[@hangry_donut6428]

Damn. Didn’t know you knew Radiohead and Atoms for Peace. So... meme review?

[@MrDman9202]

Hey pews, I was wondering if you've watch Mishima: a life in four chapters as its about your favourite author, it has a great blu ray release in the uk by criterion and I've heard the film is great.

[@deivyjose3470]

great song pew

[@jammydodger9402]

1:30 That move by Fukiko is genius, and then Thom's attempt at an imitation pissingly comical.

[@sarahh8304]

still, his dancing is good in its own way. she is a trained dancer so of course she is going to have great unity and movements.

[@bajer111]

Copying is not the purpose, not to me at least

[@mirandamcclain6820]

I can't get over how amazing of a dancer she is

[@dimitrab6485]

I think that was the purpose :)

[@joelrivera551]

yeah, she's amazing

[@toddjeffrey1772]

I think this song is about the desire to be a kid forever flying in the face of natural aging. "If I'm not there now physically, I'm always before you come what may." So beautiful

[@coreyhouse4145]

It doesn't bother me that people are watching this because of this Dan guy. Obviously Dan has an interest in Atoms for Peace if he took the time to learn this song. As long as people are listening to this and enjoying it, it doesn't matter. The thing that bothers me is that people are arguing over how this is discovered. It's a great song! Who cares?

[@thesharkangel6341]

I have been listening to and watching Thom Yorke for years and... it kind of fills me with this happiness and pride to have seen him evolve throughout the years... and here he is now, still making music and dancing and being great. Rock on, Thom :]

[@kotsaris87]

Thom Yorke could make a song consisting solely of the sounds of an 80s printer, a 90s modem and his vocals, and it would STILL be brilliant!

[@kotsaris87]

Hey old comment

[@DynV]

This video is wonderful and that dancer is amazing!

[@spencershields9186]

Thom's not too shabby himself.

[@thisisjec]

Thom's voice is so soothing

[@laropalina]

this is honestly my favourite music video of all time

[@crystalfumes4915]

Thom Yorke... This man is a real genius.

[@amberlr]

This literally sounds like my entire childhood. I remember my sister playing me this song on piano. :)

[@svetlana8491]

I was extremely impressed with the song and the video but I couldn't get what it was about. I tried to examine it, and here is what I've got. According to my analysis, I may assume that this song depicts the endless process of recreation of the Universe. The word “Ingenue” is translated from Latin as “genuine”. That’s why I think it has nothing to do with a girl or any romantic relationships. As a matter of fact, it might be even a game of syllables “In-ge-nue” - “Ge-nu-ine”. Thus, the author may refer to God, Nature or the Universe. It seems that the lines “You know like the back of your hand your bell jar, your collection” are appealing to the fact that people are like seeds of the dandelion kept in a God’s jar as a collection. Whilst the lines “The seeds of the dandelion you blow away” accentuate that “God” is constantly playing with his creatures. He blows away the seeds, lets them grow into flowers and picks their seeds up into his jar all over again. These lines represent the endless circle of life and death, a constant reproduction. The lines “You got me into this mess, so you get me out” and “Fools rushing in” emphasize the author’s irritation towards the whole process. While other “seeds” want to get into God’s collection, the author wants to get out. He wants to break free from this infinite life circle. The last lines “Gone with a touch of your hand. Move through the moment though it betrays. Transformations. Jackals and flames” may be depicting the process of dying, when a body overcomes certain metamorphoses and where the concept of time and space is being distorted. It may seem rather ironical that in the last moment the narrator feels unready to die and asks God to give him some more time: “Just give me more time. I hope and pray. I mistake all you say”. While dying the author is figuratively divided into two states - “before death” and “after life”. That might be the reason why he uses such an irrational expression “If I knew now what I knew then”. If you watch the clip more carefully, you may notice that this process is being visualized quite prominently. It shows not only a life circle but also the duality of the world represented by the union of opposites - a man and a woman, metaphorical Yin-Yang. Nevertheless, the end of the clip shows that everything comes to its starting point and the process will be inevitably repeated.

[@freskystyley4134]

I love this. Such a beautiful concept

[@jorgelomeli5173]

Great analysis Svet Lana, I'll take it.

[@svetlana8491]

@@freskystyley4134 Thank you very much! It means much for me :)

[@svetlana8491]

@@jorgelomeli5173 I appreciate that! Thank you so very much! :)

[@iz1628]

underrated comment, great analysis!

[@liberalthinker6556]

there's no way this song could've been any better... it's just perfect

[@elgondolero666]

This is what a C. G. Jung´s fan would think of this song: it refers to a dialogue between a man and his (what Jung called) "Anima", which is the personification of a man´s soul and assumes the image of a young, naive, ethereal and beautiful woman (such as the muses, the virgins, the houris, the fearies, etc. present in all cultures). This same image is “projected” by the man in every woman he loves along his life, and this way his Love reveals to him his real path, guiding him towards his fate.

[@joealias2594]

What does Jung think a woman's soul personifies as?

[@intoconjunctions]

Joe Alias Animus. The male principle.

[@InfiniteSpiral112358]

oh, damnn man... i am so sorry. i mean, i am glad that it struck us the same way and all... but i didnt see your comment before i went and posted my own, and that how i saw the video/song was already clearly stated by you. i apologize if you felt i stole your thoughts on this or plagiarized your feelings towards it. (but i still kinda love that we both saw/heard such similar things in it).

[@pd7287]

The music video enforces this further with their movements and all, so genius!

[@helin7435]

El Gondolero i wonder if Thom saw thls because his new album’s name is Anima:)

[@tutorialsbykiwi7810]

Even if some people found this through Dan Howell, just incase you don't know who I'm talking about, who cares? They obviously came here because they like the music, and either wanted to hear more or hear what it usually sounds like. Finding music isn't a bad thing, and it doesn't matter where you found it from if you like it.

[@shadowpoppy6704]

Preach

[@m-6820]

This song is so beautiful that I want to bathe in it.

[@kidapollo3000]

Let's take a bath!!! Lol!

[@Zer0wskoy]

I did, lmafo

[@Mrcupcake010]

i came here just after a shower

[@johnparishare6162]

This song is just so insanely good. You don't get it at first, but once you do, you can't get out of it.

[@khatnoir4628]

I was not only brought here by Dan, but I've known this song for quite a long time, along with Thom Yorke. People are dissing on Dan for bringing people who OBVIOUSLY want to listen to this song fully? There's only a short clip of him playing, and if you do not know who Dan is.. Dan is a very talented you tuber who creates videos that teenagers and even adults can relate to. He's got a music taste like every one of you guys.. There is no need to diss on him for showing fans a song that he can play on piano.

[@jabeztomer]

+Anime Inhale who the fuck is Dan?

[@khatnoir4628]

J Nielsen Tomer​ Danisnotonfire.

[@tazppn5575]

+J Nielsen Tomer Read the comment.

[@jameslitz9819]

+Anime Inhale People liking the song? Great. People spamming comments about him? Not great. It comes across as crediting him when he did some shitty cover of it. If the 'fans' weren't so obnoxious, then people 'dissing him' wouldn't be obnoxious back.

[@khatnoir4628]

Frighten Me​ just saying "Dan brought me here" isn't spamming with obnoxious comments, its a good song. If you want to se obnoxious comments, I can give you that.

[@infinitestars8252]

This video is art

[@mastersoftoday]

+Infinite Stars all music videos are art

[@dokephenuc1343]

+mastersoftoday I beg to differ, sorry. It depends of what kind of music video you're talking about. If we, for example, take one of Justin Bieber's, Ariana Grande's or Katy Perry's clips it's all about pure commercial and no "art". So Mainstream music videos are a "no" to me.

[@goodpeopleoftheworldunite]

This art is video. 😯

[@ka-boom2083]

@@mastersoftoday nah

[@mastersoftoday]

@@dokephenuc1343 art can be commercial, and while i don’t like it, music videos are an art form by definition. “this music video is art” sounds about as dumb as saying “this soup is food”

[@kalenzypie]

it always gets me teary from when they lean back to back and sink down

[@labanfuri]

I listened to this masterpiece for all day, a day in Lisbon without food, without friends, completely alone.. Love this song, it touch me deeply in the soul, and beyond

[@carlton6953]

I always wonder what the actors in music videos react like when they're told "so yeah basically, we're gonna do all this weird shit"

[@AirBallers31]

Lol

[@lilasilva5334]

r u serios bro. its thom yorke he probably just improvised all the weird shit.

[@TheYellowWombat]

Lila Silva I think he was mostly referring to the girl dancing with him (Fukkiko Takase).

[@jdsnics]

TheYellowWombat Yeah, but she's a dancer too - so all about this interpretive stuff. That's why Thom snagged her anyways. Either way, I think it's great.

[@henriqueyoh]

***** Production Company: STK Films Producer: Helen Power Director of Photography: Nick Wood Editor: Dominic Leung @ Trim Focus: Karl Hui Gaffer: Paul Allen Make up: Carol Hart Choreographer: Wayne McGregor but your comment is still funny.

[@DanyalElia]

Thom yorke.... Love him or loath him He is a genius and no one can argue with that, no doubt about it

[@mitchbraun4765]

Um I can. He is nowhere near a genius friend, you may want to look into the term.

[@TheCrazyclaret]

Mitch Braun Genius: an exceptionally intelligent person or one with exceptional skill in a particular area of activity Thom Yorke and Radiohead have released some of the highest acclaimed albums/songs of all time. I'd say this falls within the definition.

[@WhereIEndAndYouBegin]

Danyal Elia *OH YEAH*

[@AA14621]

Yeah he's a great dancer, whats the name of the guy who sings this though?

[@DanyalElia]

Sean CR jean claude van damme

[@Shuflix]

This is such a beautiful song.

[@zenithquasar9623]

The bassline in this song is always going to be everything for me!

[@emmagrace8665]

There's just something so haunting about this song and video that I can't stop watching it. I feel like it represents something more

[@dreamerx360]

this song and video are so beautiful

[@supertommy1000ify]

4:05 LOTUS FLOWER INTENSIFIES

[@soriamoralesbrandon4178]

Hahha

[@judiebering4649]

Lotus flower is my absolute favorite video and song also reckoner

[@hayley1733]

One of the absolute best songs😭Thom Yorke is a treasure

[@Smashingpumpins]

The dance is so funny, weird, creative, cool, everything

[@ValuedComment]

I'd die forever just for Thom Yorke to live for an extra minute on this planet.

[@wolly9734]

thom yorke brought me here 😍😍

[@junepassingthrouthegate8810]

Thom York and Bjork brought me here :)

[@amandalaurcind2145]

+notamih ME TOO

[@crazy_kitty7]

iamcaddy Same....

[@roderik1796]

Flea brought me here!

[@B.e.m.o.]

I mean i was already obsessed with lotus flower song and video, but this is on a whole other level of creativity and execution and im here for it

[@miafeys]

who cares about how people got here? let's band together and appreciate this beautiful piece of music.

[@corhydron111]

katya my love

[@faykiname3403]

morgan morgan But... what bandwagon are you on then??

[@june4135]

dan n phil r mega gay

[@williamseymourjones9430]

No! I care how people got here. Fuck you.

[@gerardway9052]

Sohn Jmith yes

[@Lario64]

At least this ''Dan'' you speak of has great taste in music.

[@audreyturcotte7969]

PolarPoop A+ for this comment

[@f4ux_fox]

yep

[@maia-dr4lc]

pretty much

[@douglasferreira5082]

the ps1 polar bear listens to atoms for peace

[@hansen2558]

definitely

[@etansmooth]

это прекрасно. Я увидела этот клип однажды на телеканале 2х2 в музыкальном блоке, не пожалела, что осталась смотреть и слушать

[@collinharmon3207]

This is one of those songs where I can close my eyes and imagine a cool environment around me.

[@ChompChomp_]

Lyrics: You know like the back of your hand Who let 'em in? You got me into this mess You get me out You know like the back of your hand Your bell jar Your collection Ingenue You got me into this mess Fools rushing in, yeah And they know it The seeds of the dandelion you blow away In good time, I hope I pray If I'm not there now, physically I'm always before you, come what may And you know it Fools rushing in, yeah Well you know it Who let them in? Yeah well you know it Gone with a touch of your Gone with a touch of your hand Move through the moment Though it betrays transformations Jackals and flames If I knew now what I knew then Just give me more time I hope and pray I mistake all you say The seeds of the dandelion you blow away

[@bones22j]

This is a really good song.

[@shrutisunderraman]

The woman got to touch Thom Yorke's hair. The woman got to touch Thom Yorke's hair. The woman got to touch Thom Yorke's hair.

[@britandbitch]

and butt

[@shrutisunderraman]

britandbitch He's going to DJ for her and she knows it.

[@jameslitz9819]

+Jamal Tyrone well in reality he's a multi millionaire in a suit, I doubt he gives a fuck

[@marivg8948]

+Shruti Sunderraman He kinda touched her boobs, lol. I guess they're even.

[@jameslitz9819]

***** You're kidding right? He's the lead in one of the most famous bands in the world. He's worth $45 million dollars according to www.therichest.com/celebnetworth/celeb/thom-yorke-net-worth/

[@couldntcareless7285]

After watching this thome isn’t just one of my favourite artists of all time but also one of my favourite people

[@hellenstellar6030]

This got me to tears. Beautiful video!!!!

[@DanGulinobass]

Same

[@ВладимирМоисеев-о4г]

Том Йорк, а давай ты не будешь стареть, а? Чувак, твори дальше все то офигенно крутое, что у тебя получается! И кстати, отдельное тебе спасибо, что вывел нас из тени, таких же как ты - мы так же танцуем. Теперь нам нечего стесняться.

[@relaxstation1871]

I'm getting me a suit like this.

[@LittleBuddha88]

Same anywhere bro haha

[@relaxstation1871]

+Little Buddha (HANA) no doubt I can go down the street and get a three piece, I never said they were rare.

[@LittleBuddha88]

+SeeK i meant anybody in anywhere would want to get a suit like that too. sorry for confusing comment.💦

[@relaxstation1871]

+Little Buddha (HANA) ahhh yea see, now that makes total sense. I hope your day is as good as your taste in apparel.

[@LittleBuddha88]

+SeeK thank you and wish the same for your day too :)

[@zenithquasar9623]

I love how controlled and yet fluid her dance is!

[@eleanorfrench7603]

this song is genius

[@salimaabbas1411]

Such a fascinating song and video. He is getting sexier with age omg!

[@mariakondratskayapoizzenap5072]

ClaritaColdplay u ar not alone #dancingyorke #sexyashell

[@Mortoton]

Blasphemy! Thom has always been sexy.

[@madam-mint]

Sali Ab I don't even know what to call his kind of attractive. He's not the most physically beautiful man I've ever seen by any means, but there's something incredibly attractive about him in any case. I think it's just his personality that shines through. Sort of quiet, but quietly passionate and persistent. That, and he's musically brilliant. I think that's why he's attractive, at least to me.

[@marivg8948]

Girl, he's gotten buff too 😏😛

[@violetlucy]

YES IM NOT THE ONLY ONE

[@tirsonavarrogutierrez188]

Gracias Thom por existir.

[@katevielle4263]

Love this. The song and the interpretative dance is the dance of two lovers in their relationship. How they mirror one another, and go through it together.

[@shaytards.butler1453]

Woah okay so a couple of months ago I was getting into Atoms for Peace and I had this song and another on constant replay. But then they just kinda faded away and I forgot about them. But this morning, as I was watching videos of Dan playing this on his piano, I was so into this song and I listened to the Thom Yorke version. Like where he just played it by himself and now I'm here listening to the actual version which is so weird because this was like one of my favourites like 10 months ago then I was brought back to it today weeeeirrdd

[@phandyland5724]

This is genuinely an amazing song. Thanks thom

[@BiteSizeReelsYouTube]

2024 and whenever I come back to this song it still feels like the first time.

[@omarsabih]

The greatest father-daughter dance ever.