AURORA "Daydreamer" Plus Concert Clip REACTION & BREAKDOWN by Modern Life for the 70s Mind

[@johnytwo]

This is such a wonderful song. Makes me cry and laugh and dance.

[@hakanandersson1276]

I am so glad that you like her and her live perfromances. This song is top four for me and this performance is top three i think. This song is so positive and heartfelt. Yes, she love the nature.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi Håkan. Yes, I love her more now that I've been able to see her live. Really looking forward to see how she progresses in her career.

[@amygoodson-catlady]

This young lady is delightful. Everything about her...sound, look, stage setting...is a vibe. I think I want to describe it as serenity, even on more upbeat songs like this. Thanks for this upload, Bob!

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi Amy, I would have shown more, but the video was not great so I figured I would just post a small bit. It was really a fun concert. Yes, you're right. She's somehow created this beautiful niche that people are definitely reacting to.

[@amygoodson-catlady]

@@ModernLifeForThe70sMind I'm glad you got to enjoy the show! I'm still nervous about going to concerts...covid is a big worry for me bc I have family that just cannot get sick, and I have alot of responsibility...but this is just the new normal and I'm ok wearing a mask. Still, kinda scary.

[@nerve60]

Thanks for sharing a clip with us! If you have yet to see the HAIK documentary that leads to this concert, your missing out!

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi, I'll definitely be reacting to more from that video. Just not sure what yet.

[@NilsR]

@@ModernLifeForThe70sMind kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJDYiGBmfamKpcU

[@TheVirtualWatcher]

She likes to have some lights onto the audience so that she can see their faces during the performance. At the concert I attended, in Bristol UK, I was at the very front, probably no more than 10 feet from her maximum, and I could see her eyes not flicking around the audience but picking out one member for a short period of eye contact and then moving on to another ... truly magical.

[@Smaugyyy]

Yes, she obviously likes the personal, individual contact, and not getting drown in the masses. This is her introvert yet emphatic nature. I could see this also in the interaction outside with fans, she takes her time for everyone. :)

[@kevdenn]

I think the spotlight on her distracts her from being able to make eye contact with those in the audience. Maybe she feels her audience is more important than herself. Great reaction and I hope you get to see, and maybe react to the full HAIK documentary with the concert at the end. Well worth it! Thanks Bob.

[@bjornarsimonsen7592]

Yes, she needs us and get a lot back from us as well. This is her letting herself feel the love by seeing us :) I love it.

[@gustavobrito3655]

Such an exciting song!

[@ronaldmcrae4896]

Glad you had a good time. My turn coming in two days at Union Transfer in Philly! Driving 7 hrs from NC to see her.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Awesome! Have fun. You'll definitely enjoy it plus you'll walk away knowing so much about her!

[@bjornarsimonsen7592]

You must not have seen the full HAIK documentary then. I would love to watch a reaction video of that from you. Aurora is taken on a trip desgined to pay tribute to her and is given a few surprises, including the opportunity to play a mini concert for two unknowing fans and we get to learn a lot about her. It ends with this concert, the location of which was a surprise. The concert has another nice surprise for her as well.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi. I'll probably react to one at a time. Will definitely do more. I'm not sure how long it is but not sure I would get many people listening to me talk through a long video! LOL

[@bjornarsimonsen7592]

I think you'd be surprised. The TV show / documentary part that I'm talking about is just a single piece and then the concert is after. There are several who have done it and Aurora fans will for sure turn up for it, that I can promise you :) It is both informational and touching, highly recommended.

[@markstuartwakeley]

nice one Bob so pleased you had a great night stay safe.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hey Mark, it was great. I'll never forget it. Even my wife who is not much of a fan of this genre, said she was good. That says a LOT! LOL

[@markstuartwakeley]

@@ModernLifeForThe70sMind big up Mrs Bob x

[@bardlarsen5540]

this was part of a TV show called "Haik". it has english subtitles. it is a must see for you. its a surprise for Aurora.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi Bård. I'll definitely be reacting to more from this concert. Just have to decide what to react to! Ha

[@glacieractivity]

Congrats on Aurora live!👍 This clip is from an NRK's (Norwegian public broadcasting company) HAIK series when they spend a day with popular Norwegian artists before gifting them a surprise venue to play for selected fans, friends and family. Aurora was of course gifted to play in her childhood forest. You really should watch/react to the documentary made on the day as well as this entire mini-concert (both exist in subtitled forms on here - though I know at least a couple are auto-generated, so you may have to do some guessing) Aurora, as she grows up, she reminds me more and more about another teen-wonder - Kate Bush. Not so much in musical style as this enormous quality and consistency which comes from a singular identity. I also think that Aurora, just like Kate Bush who started experimenting with the Fairlight CMI early on manages to tease the earthy qualities of the electronics and samples. What is clear to me is that she is continuing her "concept album" approach to her writing. The last time I heard, she said that she has her next two albums pretty much canned. Which safeguards her from being too "inspired by current trends" and helps her sound out of time, yet strangely contemporary. We also know that she has a record in the making where she records one song per decade. She hopes it will be a long album - to be released after her death. Sadly I will never hear that album. But I take what I get for as long as I can hear.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Yea, I hope her career lasts longer than my life. (did I really just say that?) LOL She definitely has the talent and the drive to be around for a long time.

[@bardlarsen5540]

this was part of a TV show - "Haik" and with a concert in the end. you must see this. this is a surprise for Aurora. and with english subtitles.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

I bet she really enjoyed that! I'm looking forward to reacting to more from this video.

[@AJT-hn6bd]

Hi, glad you enjoyed her concert. I saw her live in Manchester, UK at beginning of April this year and she was fantastic. I appreciate Magnus on drums and co-producer on lots of her tracks but really found that Aurora was the whole thing for me. Due really fill that stage and engaged with all the crowd. I would see her again in a heart beat.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi. I don't really know the musicians, but I do know that they sounded great. Feel so lucky to have seen her!

[@Einyen]

@@ModernLifeForThe70sMind The sentence she says in Norwegian before starting the song: "Don't forget to dream big! It is very important!" The idea of setting our aim and dreams very high is a general theme of hers, not just in this song Daydreamer. Because she believes we can do so much if we believe in ourselves. In "All Is Soft Inside" she sings "My dreams are bigger than me", and in her explanation of the "Apple Tree" lyrics, which is another of her environmental songs: "‘Apple Tree’ is about the potential that hides in all of us. We can all save the world if we put our minds to it. The world won’t listen to scientific proof that the world is dying, so maybe it will listen to the dreamers, the children. In a bleeding world the power of the individual is our only hope. Let her save the world. Let him save them all. Believe in us, and maybe we’ll be the generation that saves the world, rather than the one that killed it. The world is bleeding. It’s up to us now." This forest that the concert is in, is a place she played in as a child, the whole HAIK show is a "tv show / documentary" with many surprises for Aurora during that day, ending with the concert in the forest. She knew she was going to perform but not where. She explained in interviews that she would be alone in the woods for hours as a child and her parents would literally ring a bell when it was time for dinner. Btw it is Aurora's birthday soon on June 15th, she will be 26.

[@tmsvanes]

Bravo, Bob. You're always on top. Really.😁

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Thanks so much Thorleif! I appreciate the listen.

[@fictionallove_2416]

Hey bob, good reaction as always hehe, good venue also!

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

I love the Riviera Theater! I enjoy going to those older venues. It creates such a great atmosphere. Thanks for the listen.

[@norkannen]

The NRK TV ( Norwegian broadcasting ) marked clips you will probably not have trouble with. They are «open».

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi Bjørn. Now that you say that, I think someone else said the same thing. I'll have to check out their KZbin channel. Thanks.

[@henningmathiassen412]

Hello. Bob. Happy to see that you finally experienced Aurora in concert! I would like you to experience Aurora in a more intimate setting. And her rendtion of the song «Golden» would be perfect!

[@mariopardillo8618]

Hey Bob, wonderful reaction! Thanks for the little clip from the concert - so glad you were able to see her perform live. Pretty amazing that a short while ago you didn't even know she existed and after one or two reactions to her music, you felt moved to go see her in concert. Tells you a lot about the charisma and powerful impact this young woman has. I'm also looking forward to seeing her mature into what I believe will be an incredibly amazing artist who will have an incredibly important impact - spiritually and emotionally - on all of us. In regard to the Haik documentary, I really encourage you to react to it - the first half is an incredible day of surprises for Aurora and it will give you an even deeper insight into her as a person. The second half is this lovely concert in the woods near where she grew up and spent a lot of time wandering through them. And, yes those are the proud parents in the audience!

[@timgrodesky4694]

So glad you got to see her live and enjoyed what she brings to her performances. Wondering what sort of demographics were there at your show that you could tell? Thanks for another great reaction!

[@norkannen]

The bit elderly couple in the front middle is her parents😎

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

I figured that much. They looked too proud to just be fans.

[@bardlarsen5540]

yes. that is her parents.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Kinda figured that. They did look really proud. I've decided that my kids are underachievers! LOL

[@RunarNyrud]

Great reaction! Hope for more 🙂 Only 16 days left to I see her live for the first time... in her home town Bergen 🙂

[@reneroy5071]

Glad you enjoyed her concert. A thoughtful review. Thank you.

[@rosemay75]

Such a great concert. Definitely lucky people. Once in a lifetime.

[@TomTomson81]

Aurora doesn't want so much light to shine on her directly, because unlike many other singers, she would like to see the audience to capture the mood and have conversations. She wants to see the people. She also briefly addressed this in a concert.

[@Meine.Postma]

Nightwish Army The Netherlands here.. oh wait. It's Aurora! I love Aurora!

[@megtree1]

Thanks for the great reaction to my favourite Aurora song! This song always gives me so much hope. I'm so glad you got to enjoy her concert!

[@rx7dude2006]

I saw her in Seattle last month and it was just amazing!!I got some of the funny things she said between songs, I'll have to upload those to youtube as well.

[@Yfreyr]

Aurora+Wardruna=norse roots,performing Helvegen,it is a MUST sir

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Well, if it's a must, I better do it. Ha. I've bookmarked it. Thanks so much.

[@Geralt26]

Yes you are right. Caption has some mistakes. It was not a gun but girl :). I am just in a middle of your reaction :). And yes they were her parents :). And whole concert/documentary is great. It was "Surprise day" for Aurora.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

I need a surprise day like that...minus the singing. Nobody should have to suffer through that. LOL

[@anthonyoneill5251]

Yes that was one of the song she sang in the the concert

[@X_ch4ng3]

Good to hear you enjoyed the concert, hard not to 😉 Nice reaction as always 😊👍

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Very true! LOL Thanks so much and thanks for the listen. I really appreciate it.

[@John-gv2ug]

Bob, I'm first here, yea. You are spot on with your comments, yes the captions are wrong, it is "girl" not "gun' : yes the couple at the front are her very proud parents (they are proud of all of their three daughters, Aurora's older sisters Miranda and Viktoria are respectively Aurora's make up artist and costume designer/maker) : yes the forest is the right setting for Aurora, this forest is the one near her family home that she played in during her childhood. The HAIK concert is pure magic. The Norwegian TV show, HAIK, is a documentary where a whole day of surprises is planned for an artist to thank them for their work. It culminates in a concert that the artist knows that they will perform but they don't know where it will be, so it is the final surprise of the day. During the concert there was another surprise for Aurora, which you will see when you eventually watch the documentary (it is one of the best hours you will spend and after it you will appreciate Aurora even more). "Daydreamer" was the final song of the concert and at the beginning of the song she said "Don't forget to dream big". At the end, of course, you saw what the concert and the appreciation of the audience meant to Aurora. Her attitude, I think, is summed up in a comment she made in a live stream concert she did during the height of the pandemic, "I hope the people enjoy the music because the music enjoys the people". To me, Aurora comes across simultaneously as a very real, honest and genuine person but also a character from a fantastic dream or fairy tale. She is certainly unique and very much appreciated by a growing number of people. Of course therefore, there is a simple answer to her modest question in "Daydreamer", "I know I'm just a girl but can I change lives?" and the answer is a very emphatic "Yes!". Glad you enjoyed Aurora's concert, I am very envious of your experience in that regard. Take care. PS I wrote this half way through, yes you did stop too soon, you missed her honest appreciation at the end.

[@poolhallshark]

Hello Bob. Awesome to hear that you had a great experience at her concert :-) I have never been to a concert with her, but it's on my bucket list. You just beat me to it :-) This performance is taken from the "Haik" documentary, which is a MUST watch (or react to). It is absolutely beautiful in every way. Stratele Studios just made a reaction to it, and he was in tears SO many times throughout...LOL I'm just wondering if you have thrown in the towel in regards to Susanne Sundfør and her "When The Lord"? I would love to have you react to it. It's beautiful :-) Greetings from Norway !

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

I WIN! I WIN! LOL No, haven't thrown in the towel. Just getting things in order over here. First I had medical issues, then my computer decided to start acting up. I got a new computer two days ago. Just getting everything back in order and installed so I can get going again. I have one back up video, and then I'll do more. I'll move that up the list for you.

[@poolhallshark]

@@ModernLifeForThe70sMind Ah.. Bad luck. Nah, you don't have to move it up the list for me. I aint going nowhere, so the reaction will be coming at some time. But thanks :-) And good luck with your new computer!

[@thehonestcritic6577]

Which venue did you go to , there are many vids on You Tube and i expect many from your night , it would be nice to watch some of them and experience a little of what you saw. Lovin your reactions.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi! I was at the Riviera in Chicago on 5/27/22. I had great seats (first row of the Mezzanine) which puts you right above her with a great view. Thanks so much for watching!

[@Deeraise]

The subtitles are incomplete and incorrect in parts, throughout the whole HAIK upload, but it's good enough to understand what's going on more or less -- you're correct; she didn't say "gun." I was also at the Chicago show, and she did not perform this. Thanks for another AURORA reaction! EDIT: also, yes her parents were there.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi Andy! I had to stop and think for a second when I saw GUN pop up on the screen. Ha. It didn't seem to fit in with the song at all. Ok, I kinda figured that was her parents. So you were at Chicago as well? Cool. I was sitting in the first row of the Mezzanine section and had some really fun people around us. I really enjoyed it...except for the lack of a spot light. LOL It was my birthday, so we went out to Gene & Georgetti's for an amazing meal before the show. It was a great night.

[@bjornjensen8244]

Hi from Norway! You are absolutely right, that was her parents. The Haik documentary are in two parts, where the first takes Aurora on a surprise journey where she do not know what will happen. It is a great way of getting to know her. The second part is this concert with her fans in the woods where she grew up. This concert was also a surprise event for her. I would recomend that you watch both parts as they give a fantastic insight into who Aurora is. And as always a great reaction from you. Thank you

[@lillm6874]

The full HAIK documentary is only one part, but they who react to it often divides it into two parts. You can also find only the documentary part or the concert part on KZbin😊

[@bjornjensen8244]

@@lillm6874 Hi! I do know, but as you say, on YT you find it in two parts :-) As a norwegian I watched it when it was shown on our national tv in december 2019

[@lillm6874]

@@bjornjensen8244 Same 🤗

[@bjornjensen8244]

@@lillm6874 👍🤗

[@anthonyoneill5251]

The Honda stage concerts were fantastic I agree if you the, the lighting of obscured her facial expressions which is a big part

[@lillm6874]

Great reaction 👍 I agree with what you’re saying 🤗 Aurora is such an amazing artist and person in all ways ❤️ So happy for you that you got to see her👍 Could you please react to Aurora with: “Infections of a different kind” live at the HAIK concert 🙏❤️

[@Tarkus_]

Yes, her parents. I can only imagine the pride they must feel. The only reason we know her is because her mom told her she'd be selfish to not share her music. Aurora never wanted to be an artist, though obviously she's grown into it.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi, yes she appears to have fit in quite well. She loves interacting with the audience which is probably why she loves it so much.

[@Tarkus_]

@@ModernLifeForThe70sMind In her first couple of years, she hated performing. It's really interesting following her live performances over her career. Early on she was stiff, shy and even scared. You can see now (even more so since that HAIG concert) that she absolutely loves performing. She has every bit as much fun as her fans. I think the time away during the pandemic further increased her joy of performing. In all the fan videos from the current tour, she always looks like she's having a blast.

[@anthonyoneill5251]

And yes that is her parents

[@AuswaNderer]

I still cant get over it how the creator of the captions, as i assume is a fan of aurora, could mess up THAT hard with the the words which were actually sang and what he or she put in the captions...just incomprehensible

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Yea, I was a bit shocked when I saw GUN flash across the screen. Ha. It definitely didn't fit into what she was singing about. I'm not sure you can update a video on KZbin. I know you can update the text, but not sure about the video. They would likely have to post it as a new video....I think. LOL

[@erikjoha]

I love this concert - like you said this is the perfect setting for her - this was part of a TV show where the entire day was planned for AURORA - including the concert - the location of the concert was a surprise to her and it was held in the forrest she used to walk around in a lot as a kid, and often described as her favorite place. I doubt she played this at the concert, but it could sound similar to 'The River' that she played at the concert. (She also played that song at this concert), I know her parents were in the audience, so it is likely the couple you described. The Documentary and Concert is most certainly worth a watch - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJDYiGBmfamKpcU (I am sure all of us would love your reaction to both parts, the documentary of her day and the concert ;) The Norwegian bit at the beginning of this song, she says 'Don't forget to dream big, that is very important' - which fits well with the theme of this song.

[@Smaugyyy]

She is such a wonderful, pure soul, highly intelligent, yet emotional and emphatic, something very rare to find. She also is an introvert person and afraid of people. But as you said, she is nothing shy and doesn't care what other think about her. She had a lot struggle with herself if this was the right path for her to go, and, at least in the beginning, had anxiety attacks after the concerts, shivering and crying (reference 'Once Aurora' documentary). But her family supported her and made clear this gift you cannot keep to yourself - they didn't even know that she made music until she was a young teen, she was playing in the attic by herself where she found a small keyboard, that she had to operate with one hand, because she had to press the power button with the other - and she agreed, finally she is born to spread love to the world. The forest this concert was held are the woods of where she spent a lot of time in her childhood. She really is a little wood fairy. :) Her parents were in the concert, you can see them at 7:32. I think you should consider reacting to the complete HAIK documentary to learn to know her better, you will not regret it.

[@poolhallshark]

Yes, the Haik documentary is absolutely beautiful. Great suggestion :-)

[@kippys1]

You are right -- the caption was wrong (and this often happens). Here are the actual lyrics: Lyrics White, silicon eyes, watching storms, sitting quiet Reading books in the heat of city lights Bored, everyone's bored When I'm restless, put me under the night life stars And I will feel grounded I know I'm just a girl But can I change lives? If I am nothing, if I am trying, I think I can I step on broken glass, and dream of soft clouds When feelings are heavy they become all we are And we become night time dreamers And street walkers, small talkers When we should be daydreamers And moonwalkers and dream talkers And we become night time dreamers Street walkers, small talkers When we should be daydreamers And moonwalkers and dream talkers In real life The quiet lust belongs to all of us And drives us closer into the madness Of the world, of a girl (And it suits me just fine) 'Cause everyone dies, and nobody loves And somebody dies right now I hear the quiet, sweet music that no one sings And we become night time dreamers Street walkers and small talkers When we should be daydreamers And moonwalkers and dream talkers And we become night time dreamers Street walkers, small talkers When we should be daydreamers And moonwalkers and dream talkers In real life All I ever know is what I dream about when I'm sober Never turn away from love Before the love you have is over All I ever know is what I dream about when I'm sober Never turn away from love Before the love you have is over Nothing can die while we are here Nothing can die while we are here Nothing can die while we are here Nothing can die while we are here Then we become night time dreamers Street walkers and small talkers When we should be daydreamers And moonwalkers and dream talkers And we become night time dreamers Street walkers, small talkers When we should be daydreamers (Nothing can die while we are here) When we should be daydreamers (Nothing can die while, nothing can die) Daydreamers

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Thanks for that. It was pretty clear that the captions were not complete on the video. It just threw me for a loop when I saw GUN pop up on the screen. Ha.

[@olafwiese6728]

Hello Bob, first of all thank you very much for the short excerpt from the concert and your impressions. Second, you can see her parents at point 1:52. You're right, it's the two proud people. The concert (HAIK) in the forest (her forest = forest where she played a lot as a child) was organized by NRK TV. But it's not just a concert. They surprised AURORA with different things for a whole day. You should also watch the documentary about this HAIK concert. - AURORA HAIK Full Version - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJDYiGBmfamKpcU - approx. 1h:16m At the beginning the lyrics says the following: " I know I'm just a girl. But can I change lives? If I am nothing, if I am trying, " Normally the answer to a question asked like this would be: 'No, I can't.' And then comes AURORA's answer: "I think I can." That actually says everything about her character. As shy as she is, she is full of courage and the will to change something. AURORA was interviewed about 2 years ago. Her two (older) sisters were also there and were also questioned. You will learn a lot about the three. AURORA - Lindmo Interview (With Miranda & Viktoria Aksnes) [Eng Subs] - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp2Xp6dtgLqkjMU The documentary is about the first half. Then comes the concert. --- Quotes from AURORA --- 1. But also the small word that mean big things. I really love the words "time", "life" and "death". Because they are connected and at the same time they mean so different things. Despite that they only consist of three letters (in Norwegian). I like number three also because we are three sisters in the family. 2. People often ask me how it is to be me. Which I find to be a very odd question. But then I sit down and I think about it. An I think the biggest difference between me and many people I meet is that I'm extremely free. I've never really cared about what people think what is right or to do what's wrong to do because I don't see any reason to stop myself from fulfilling my impulsive thoughts or doing whatever I want to do. And it's quite a good life when you're free and it's kind of weird because it's this in invisible force stopping people from following their instincts and from doing what they want. Have a nice day and Greetinsg from Germany (In a good 3 weeks, AURORA will be close by (only 20 km) and will be part of a three-day open air concert. But I have no time. I have 25th wedding anniversary - bad timing)

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Marriage...always gets in the way! LOL. Just kidding! Congratulations on 25 years!!! That's awesome. Hope you guys have a great day. I agree with everything you said. To have the freedom of saying what you actually feel without feeling pressure to keep thoughts kept inside, is really a wonderful place to be. Again, congratulations on 25 years!

[@Khukhri682]

Bob really glad you got to see here, loved your reaction, if you get time watch the Haik show/concert it will give you a further insight to her. I think Warrior from that is up there as one ofher best for pure emotion and yep that was her parents.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi Kevin. SO glad that worked out for me. A lot of times work gets in the way of my weekends, but this time my schedule was wide open! Got lucky.

[@kaddishcombattants]

This concert is one of her best, with Nidarosmen. You should try A Different Kind of Human, at Somewhere Else Festival: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHenmXukq6uZf68 The setting is totally different, with no public, and very intimate, and this song is especiallly moving in this setting.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

Hi, I bookmarked it...so it's officially on the list. Thanks for the listen.

[@robertbrown8576]

Hi, again, Bob. Listen, if you want to hear a totally amazing cover of a Led Zeppelin song (Our generation), PLEASE give a listen to four beautiful women doing "When the Levee Breaks" by ZEPPERELA. One commenter pointed out after the song: "John Bonham? That young lady is pounding those drums like they owe her child support!" 🤣 ENJOY, Young Man!

[@i_am_m3384]

Unfortunately the lyrics and the captions are not very well connected. It seems, that some people, who are responsible for the captions, didn't really hear (or care about) the delivered song, but instead used a translation, they found somewhere on the internet. The (not so) fun fact is, that even several of Aurora's official lyric videos are suffering the same problem. When I grew up, everything was about the intentions of the specific artist. Today it seems, that nobody cares about the artists anymore. Everyone only cares about, what he/she/it think (or feel) personally about the music. But I have to confess, that I'm only a boomer, so my opinion doesn't count here.

[@ModernLifeForThe70sMind]

I don't always show the captions. I feel like sometimes it takes away from what I'm watching because I'm staring at the words. I didn't realize the captions were turned on until I started watching. By that point, it wasn't worth turning it off. Thanks so much for the listen.