Aurora - I Don't Need No Cure | FIRST LISTEN

[@haka9531]

Aurora says: “Sometimes I feel like the whole world is trying to convince you something is wrong with you. And sadly often people believe this to be true. It is very scary how easy it is for someone to convince you that you are wrong. Or that you are overly emotional, too strange, and not good enough. And I think it’s about time we shut those voices out. Because in no way should anyone convince you that you are not worthy because of the way you look, or act, believe in or love. We should be allowed to be human. And we don’t need a cure for it.”

[@marlondasilva2475]

YESSSS

[@fictionallove_2416]

Oh gosh, Nathan it's been 2 years since your first reaction to aurora!! You really changed over the years.. New background, new look, wow I'm so happy for you 😊!! I really hope you do continue the Aurora journey thank you :)!

[@nathanlongwell]

Thank you for following along! It’s a blessing how far I’ve come!

[@justjulie37]

Next up, I would do "Heathens" live VEVO and "Everything matters" live duet with Pomme (French singer) Those are two of the best on the new Album. Also, "Exhale, Inhale" live VEVO is spectacular too.

[@marlondasilva2475]

please react AURORA Exhale Inhale Live from Vevo studio And AURORA Heathens - Live from Vevo studio

[@rainburn1968]

In one of her concerts she mentions its about being gay.. for the LGBT community. by the way found your reaction video just today from a year ago and listened to all of your reaction video from Aurora, it's insane that I only found out about her a month ago.

[@fictionallove_2416]

You only found her a month ago, wow!! Welcome to the warriors and Weirdos club rather called Auroras queendom 😉, I'm here for information - or things you want to know about her!! Hopefully other warriors and help you as well 😁!

[@lillm6874]

Great reaction 🤗 I love every song of Aurora, also her covers😍 "Cure for Me" addresses the widespread misconception that LGBTQ+ individuals can or even need to be "cured". Aurora, bisexual herself, challenges that view, stating that nobody needs to be cured for love and hoping there will never be a cure for human nature. In the same interview, Aurora dives deeper into the song, touching on the legality of conversion-therapy and personal shame for being oneself. Could you please react to Aurora with: “Exhale Inhale” live at VEVO Beautiful performance 😍

[@TomTomson81]

Aurora said the song does not represent the album. It is quite separate, but it joins the story of the whole album. Aurora herself finds the dance quite ugly in a beautiful way. 😁 The song in general goes against institutes that offer a so-called cure for homosexuality/bisexuality. In doing so, she is directly affects the topic. And of course it should increase self-confidence and self-esteem for everyone who needs it. I think that she's also pointing the (middle)finger at her critics and against people who call others crazy or creepy or laugh at them just because they dress differently, have ticks or otherwise fall out of the norm. All movements that are otherwise involuntary with her, she makes here with full intention. Her wide open eyes, her hand movements, Shaking her head and her involuntary twitches. Everything is clearly highlighted with the camera in various separate settings. That didn't have to be so it was intentional. "I don't need a cure for me" Furthermore, Aurora is the only one without a mask. She is the one who shows her true self and does not hide. Everyone else wears one and seems to bury Aurora in the sequence in which she looks almost panicked into the camera. Which for me is an indication of bullying. She painted the masks herself and her sister made her outfit. It should also create a bridge to "Exist for love". I think the "Exist for love" reference at the very beginning (Aurora in the Crystal Ball on the Shell) had its reason. The song was also criticized. That wouldn't be Aurora and why is she singing such a song? Why only love between man and woman? And so on. The usual stupid talk. The apple is from the Garden of Eden (the forbidden fruit and sin) and Aurora likes to bite in.😁. Which brings us to the Christian faith and its views on what love between two people should look like. In addition, the apple could also be a reference to the sentence she once said in an interview. Why can't there be a wish inside an apple? Anything is possible if you believe in it. 😁 And by the way, the video is inspired by Alice in Wonderland. The dance in corus and the visual. The sound in the chorus seems to be inspired by old video games. Aurora released a mini game shortly before, which also included exactly this sound. In general, there are many special details in the video that have meaning. The black and white floor on which she dances or the glued 7 and 9 angular stars in her face and on the floor. 7-star: 7 is a divine number and stands for the 7 chakras, 7 days or 7 sacraments etc. It also symbolizes perfection and connects spirit and matter in the universe. The seven star, also known as the heptagram, contains ancient knowledge and is considered a powerful protective symbol of the natural religions. People with the number 7 have a seventh sense and are farsighted and open to everything new. Or Aurora watched too much Game of Thrones. What she actually does. Then another explanation would be possible. 😁 9-star: The 9 gives us access to our inner and higher wisdom. The number nine symbolizes the power of creation, bliss and knowledge. In Buddhism, the nine is the highest spiritual power and the associated symbol is the nine star (enneagram), which is composed of a circle and triangles. People with the number 9 are warm, intelligent, wise counselors, and good listeners. A nine-pointed star also stands for perfection All features apply to Aurora

[@francismaness585]

The apple represents the fruit of knowledge, the apple that eve ate, sin and love and being human. It's passed from one hand to another and consumed by her

[@goeranm55]

As always... so much is open for personal interpretation But can I just say some things which are evident to me: Everyone wears a mask except her, and she (!) does not need a cure. Conclusion? Passing on the red apple of knowledge is everyone's task