A WHOLE NEW MEANING TO STORY TELLING! First Time Hearing Ren - The Tale of Jenny & Screech Reaction!

Embark on a captivating musical journey with us as we discover Ren's "The Tale of Jenny & Screech" for the first time! Ren is known for his unique storytelling through music, and we're eager to experience this narrative-driven track.
🎶 About Ren: Ren, an artist known for their skillful blending of narrative and melody, crafts songs that tell stories. "The Tale of Jenny & Screech" has been recommended as a perfect showcase of Ren's talent in weaving tales into music, and we're excited to delve into it.
📖 In This Video: Join us as we listen to "The Tale of Jenny & Screech" by Ren. We've been told this song brings a whole new meaning to storytelling in music, and we're ready to be immersed in its narrative. Expect a reaction full of intrigue, emotions, and insights into the artistry of Ren.
👫 Why React as a Couple?: Experiencing a story through music together allows us to share our individual interpretations and emotions. We're excited to explore the depths of Ren's storytelling and share our combined perspectives with you.
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[@DyvmSlorm]

God shouted from heaven, "Someone give me a tragedy that will make me feel!" Sophocles quietly spoke out of ancient history, "God, I give you Oedipus Rex". From another corner of history, Shakespeare murmured, "Try Romeo and Juliet". On earth a few years ago, Ren chuckled and began to strum his guitar.

[@mumasheeka]

Epic post!

[@facejobby]

Love it 😄

[@valkyrie1066]

ABSOLUTELY! (Nice, by the way!)

[@AnotherFacelessDigitalNoOne]

You, sir.. are e legend

[@laupstad]

Words cannot describe how much i appreciate this comment but here's my thumbs up for a highly underrated response.

[@douglasg.9271]

He plays guitar like a composer writing the score to a film. The tension, fear, and anxiety can be heard in his playing.

[@Sbsenpai]

Very classical

[@claretlake]

So true, when the vocal kicks in while he's still on the bed, reminds me of an Ennio Morricone spaghetti western soundtrack, so cool 👌

[@sarahholland2600]

Agree. Ready for You sounds sounds like a Bond theme. It's not one I've seen anyone react to, but I play it on repeat.

[@claretlake]

@@sarahholland2600 you are so right, it really does. Anthony Ray did a great reaction to it, blew him away

[@bobsmith613]

Ren doesn't do transitions... he changes gears...or even changes vehicles altogether; but he does it in a way that just fits.

[@darylhuff7765]

Its like a modern day William Shakespeare with a dark edge. Genius!

[@dmj4966]

Shakespeare actually pretty dark for his time and culture, compared to "expected" motifs of that time in entertainment history

[@davidlowe272]

Shakespeare was pretty damn dark, too.

[@valkyrie1066]

I LOVE Shakespeare for the turn of the words; the multiple usage of meaning. It is intellectually tasty. Ren's got it. He has the talent. The wordsmithing to the highest order. I was not what you'd call a rap fan. I enjoy medieval; opera, classical, folk, rock....and he has OBVIOUSLY studied and learned. This is a tapestry. Magnificent.

[@888spudnick]

if im not mistaking aren't most Shakespeare stories tragedies?

[@ChelseaDaz]

Sreech took after his father, and Jenny her mum. Ren is a genius

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Great point!

[@jice7074]

But who was Screeches father? Stevie or Violets father? Stevie was accusing her of lying about something.

[@andrewphillips3973]

​@@jice7074twins...stevie

[@ajmarliere]

​@jice7074 they were twins, so they'd have the same father. They just grew up with I'm assuming foster parents since violet died at their birth. I picture Stevie just running away since he was a "lit hel prick"

[@hippywill]

it was based on a true news story

[@stubyles1654]

Ren seen an article in the paper about a 15 year old boy who had stabbed a prostitute and killed her.....which is what made him make Jenny's Tale....in the article the headline was "its such a shame" which he uses that line in the first two tales. I believe sometime (a year or two) later he made Screech's Tale to tie in with Jenny's. Then again a year or two later he had come up with the finale of Violets tale.

[@reactivereplays5666]

I like many things here in this song obviously. One thing no one mentions I think is cool. Ren starts Screech's tale with "A story it starts at the end". He then as he so often does, brings it full circle. At the end of the song he says, "a story it ends at the start".

[@davidlowe272]

​@@reactivereplays5666I never picked up on that. Great observation.

[@reactivereplays5666]

Since you appreciate that I'll give ya my full breakdown of this song ;). I could write a book on just about ever Ren song... These are a few things I like to mention sometimes. Jenny's Tale you have to ask yourself what was a 14 year old girl wearing heels and "rosy cheeks" doing at night on a road "she walked a 1000 times before". At the start of Screech's Tale 7:25 Ren starts the song by saying, "A story it starts at the end". 8:00 Patrick was "missing" and Screech's GF was "Busy" because they were together. Then at the end as Ren does so often he brings it full circle and says, "A story it ends at the start" 10:28. Violate Tale - I LOVE the guitar rifts throughout the ENTIRE song. 14:11 As Ren so often does, he plays the part of Violate here... (Violate waking up looking around confused as to how she got here and where is here?) With haunting/eerie hymns he sets the stage. Many catch the rewind 15:00. MANY more miss the speeding back up to real time when Ren/Violate wakes up on the table 18:18. Lastly, Violet moved out at 16 into a flat paid by a "welfare scheme". It is logical to think that violet was already pregnant by this time. A teenage runaway might have a chance at being a beneficiary of this but a pregnant teenage runaway certainly has the qualifications to be granted this benefit. This was before he met Stevie who most would assume was the father of Jenny and Screech. If what was speculated was true, Stevie did some maths and figured that the numbers didn't add up, the baby wasn't his. He beats up Violet and calls her a "slut" which was quite specific when compared to usual cuss words like "bitch" or "cunt". This would also answer as to why Stevie asked "Why're you lying to me, violet?" And would make the slightly off phrase "Do you think I wanna do this, Violet" fit more consistently into the story@@davidlowe272

[@mistyramsey1840]

​@reactivereplays5666 You're the first person Ive seen question whether or not Violet was pregnant when she ran away, I've always wondered myself. However, Stevie calling her "slut" isn't really the tell tale sign you may think as calling a female "slut" is just a very very common go to for abusive men. It helps them see the female as a bad person, alleviating their guilt for treating that women like she's garbage. Even on dating sites I've come across WAY too many men that send flattering messages and if I ignore them or even politely decline their advance, they lash out and call me a slut, which is actually the very opposite of rejecting the advance. It's a dude thing. It's also terrifying when you realize that the guy who has the nice profile talking about just wanting to find a nice women can go from sweet and polite to outraged and cruel in the blink of an eye because if a women accepts their initial advance, she won't find out until it's likely too late that the guy is psychotic. I saw something that someone said that has always stuck with me and haunts me "You always hear men joking about their crazy ex but you don't hear that many women joke about it. I always wondered why until I realized it's because most women don't make it out of the relationship alive to talk about it."

[@ItsMeBliz]

Totally agree ​@@reactivereplays5666 . Also there's he mentions twice about Jenny wanting to escape, I took that as wanting to escape her life of prostitution.

[@benbattersby9239]

Ren packs more in a 9 min 3 part story then most writers can in a multiple season show. You forget you just watched this for 9 mins just by how captivating it is.

[@laupstad]

He packs more content into these 9 minutes than a Tarantino movie.

[@candacemay7187]

You could react to Ren every day and no one would complain!!

[@EclecticInstinct]

Each tale was a single take. A modern troubador with accoustic guitar replacing the lute. So glad you guys appreciated Ren's art and ability.

[@L0wki]

He is on so many levels a Genius. His medieval or classical Guitarintros, his classical Songwriting that reminds me of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven or other classical Composers, his really mindblowing Songwriting and Storytelling his delivery he is simply the GOAT. This is a masterpiece of Art like the Mona Lisa or Romeo & Julia.

[@valkyrie1066]

Not just A "goat"....THE VERY GOAT!

[@jasonremy1627]

If you want to go a different direction with Ren, check out "Seven Sins". There's no video, but it's my favorite song on the new album. It's so good.

[@thomasbloomfield2690]

It's easily my favorite off of his new album.

[@dirtwednesday]

That song is so ADHD, it somehow encompasses a very eclectic 18 track hip hop album in a very succinct way.

[@jasonremy1627]

@@dirtwednesday it's very Ren. He composes like that all the time.

[@philhallbrook7008]

Don't know why it's taken me so long to subscribe guys. I enjoy your Ren reactions, and I've seen thousands..

[@RockinMamaT]

I cry every time I see this. He's incredible❤😢

[@Amya_Blue66]

Me too. I have twins, a boy and a girl so they immediately become an alt reality Jenny & Screetch. Terrifying

[@dukecunning7046]

Thanks for reacting to this. For me, the reason this story is important is that it shows Ren's empathy to the human condition which he has developed from his hardship. It shows Ren's genius as a story teller and shows his compassion (he composed a musical tragic story to honor the memory of people whose lives are tragically ended). I believe he points out in his "Eden" video how our current system is lacking and that mankind should exercise their gift of Free Will and turn this hell on earth into a better place.

[@valkyrie1066]

Word. We've got a lot of work to do, on ourselves, and on each other.

[@M_J_Hammer]

Great reaction guys! As you say, there are so many facets to this. It definitely needs several listens/views to fully appreciate it all. What struck me this time is how the first intro is quite upbeat before the story takes a dark turn and then with Violet, the intro distracts you with his guitar skills before pulling you back into the darkness. Also, his portrayal of Stevie is really chilling! Looking forward to the next one, cheers!

[@sallymclachlan357]

I always think the music is the sugar/ sweetness needed to digest the harsh medicine of the sad dark story. Very effective and would a great way to engage some teenagers who think they don't like poetry etc and to talk about difficult topics.

[@lostcomicjunkie2724]

New Sub. Bardcore Ren is! When he plays guitar, he plucks it like a lute.15th century style...then spits like no other! A wordsmith. His command of the English language. The way he can bend words, split syllables, and sync with the beats...🤯. First time I ever heard Hi Ren, Dandelion or Jaskier popped in my head. The Witcher Bard. Wicked reaction guys! Yeah you got to watch this a lot. I'm sure I'm repeating... The first song was from a news article Ren had seen in a paper. Then he took the story over from there. Definitely wicked enthralling. Yes! Seven Sins!

[@TheMCmace]

The thing with ren is… He‘s not a musician, he‘s an artist. He does art

[@keithelliott3771]

Actually, in my humble opinion, he's both.

[@Proud.American58]

For some fun and nostalgia, check out Ren’s song “1990’s” the video version

[@BrendaBoyencheckthisout]

butter in "A" breath .,Her last breath. Similar to" in the blink of an eye the darkness sets in"

[@piwaka50]

Not many pick it up but in Violets tale Ren re-winds time on his guitar, as he comes back out on the street after Violets beating he fast-forwards time on his guitar. Subtle, but its there. Nice reaction.

[@valkyrie1066]

ALL those little details, right?

[@keithelliott3771]

You're probly the only other person to have noticed this amazing time-shift then. :-)

[@mastiffsal8185]

EVERYONE has picked that up!

[@rudyb.]

Great reaction guys!! I really enjoyed your analysis of this masterpiece by Ren. Thanks!! Renegade!!

[@kellyt5341]

Good breakdown and discussion. Yes, (Seven Sins) please. The whole (sick boi) album is top shelf. He was on the American Billboard charts as well. Top 100, and 200 charts. The week it came out Oct. 13th it was also number 1 album sales on iTunes. It is always playing in my cars CD player as well.

[@timothyhester3652]

There are soooo many amazing Ren tracks some dark, some lighter, some storytelling, some pop, some rap, all freakin' genius. Seven Sins is definitely one of the best ones yet. A lot of great earlier stuff too. What Went Wrong is another great storytelling piece ... parts 1 & 2. Blind Eyed both the MC Session I think its called as well as the angry car park guy are great, the second showcasing him and Sam's ability to still be brilliant despite unexpected interruptions. Uninvited and Loco off of the new album are great lighter tracks with some clever humor and great beats. Crutch and Pocket Full of Pain from the Freckled Angels album are great as well. Just too many to mention all of them lol.

[@calamityjane2488]

Intergenerational Domestic abuse and violence is a very important topic. So many kids without family support in the uk and round the world go down the wrong path and get lost esp in the foster system. Women not leaving situations because of fear and so many end up like Violet.. Add and N in her name and it makes Violent.. what her lifes been about. The beginning of Violets take takes me to an Angel coming down to claim her in the hospital bed..

[@patrickseevers3858]

What makes it even more sad is the fact that they were both 14 because they were twins. And Jenny at 14 walking down a dark alley in the dark night. Amazing story telling

[@daledubose3032]

Yeah, but when Jenny was first written he didn't give her an age. So originally she may have been a little older.

[@sarahholland2600]

Paddington is sexworker central. And shes "walked these streets a thousand times before". So she's a sex worker. Ren wrote it after reading about the death of a 14 yr old prostitute.

[@ItsMeBliz]

It's because she was a prostitute. Hence why she was wearing "rosy on her cheeks" and high heeled shoes, walking down a street she had walked a 1000 times before (street walker). It's also why she was trying to escape (her life). The story was inspired from a murder in London involving a 14 year old boy that stabbed a prostitute.

[@foxyman4136]

​@daledubose3032 he made Jenny's tale based on an article he saw where a 14 year old stabbed a prostitute so his first thought was most likely a grown women as the prostitute but ended up having Jenny being a child in an unfortunate situation

[@Thundermuscle]

Youre fast becoming my favourite reactors. Gorgeous couple.

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Thank you! 👊 🙌

[@davidlowe272]

Love the way your eyes open wide at the end. First one then the other. Perfect timing.

[@Lord6]

I'm genuinely blown away thet Immortal Technique was referenced here. She's certainly not wrong; but I never would have expected her to know that song. I still remember where I was when I heard that for the first time.

[@eddie623]

I don't get to see you two podcast before then you and you'res have fantastic thanksgiving 👍

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I was stunned the first time I saw this. Great reaction it was fun to watch 😊 Saw !!!!! Don’t give Ren any ideas 😂😂😂

[@alandoust551]

Great reaction. I would love to see a reaction for Seven Sins as well thanks.

[@donald1379]

He is just amazing...great reaction guys thanks appreciate you always❤❤

[@RickTerry-us3ld]

You guys are enjoyable to watch. Very perceptive. Keep it up.

[@davidktd]

6:58 he plays the guitar like a medieval balladeer. It’s very much like 500 year take telling

[@Bonjovicrzy]

Thank you for reacting to Ren and giving his talent a second look, I just found your channel tonight sat here and watched all Ren videos and I am sorry people comments was bad for the Hi Ren video I apologize for people being rude ... Ren talent cannot be put in a box and he claims he is not a full rapper but wanted to try it to see if he could do it ( not bad for his first try of rap music got him UK#1 ) He says he wants to do it all types of music and still do story tales He wants every album to be different He says his dream to do a Netflex thing with his music and story telling ( I would watch that for sure & .. and he says his next album is singing ... I would love to see him do something with a blues or jazz feel twist with his guitar and piano skills. You all have not gotten to his singing videos yet seeing Ren perform live in the streets of UK with his band called The Big Push or doing a duo with another artist like Sam Tompkins is something else ... music is Ren's saving grace .. but our gift to us watch and enjoy his talent personally I am looking forwards to see what he does next

[@Budini67]

Meet 'Ren Night Shyamalan'.... 😎✌🎶 edit : Jenny and Screech would have grown up in the child welfare system, probably separated and having never known each other at all. Their mother was deceased, their father would have went to jail for ending her, and yet... they played out the exact same roles of generational violence. When Jenny was attacked on the street she stayed silent, frozen like a statue. Screech had all the murderous rage that their father had. History repeats itself if you can't break that cycle.

[@ItsMeBliz]

The clever thing is that Jenny "stood still like a lady shaped stalactite" exactly how her mother was, and screech exactly how his biological father (no doubt jenny's father) was.

[@peterveste6976]

thank you for continuing to react and support my favourite artist ever more Ren please ❤❤

[@mrsainsburys1]

Thanks for this, Ren is a master, new sub here 🙏🦉❤️🐊👍

[@Bennett0104]

🔥 Bard, creative genre bending genius. REN.

[@DogDocKat]

Great reaction to this masterpiece! Really enjoyed it ❤❤

[@dannythedoodle]

Your audio output is excellent 🔥

[@Steven90108Runs]

Brilliant guitar playing, singing, acting all in one. BARDCORE! He did mention that he has already started working on a new tale.

[@PainReigns125]

Been loving the reaction wasnt sure if this was a place i fit in. She mentioned immortal technique. Dwtd. Yeah im following now.

[@staceydouce6987]

Great reaction guys. Thank you x

[@stephentarry4475]

you have got there. nice. now dive deep.... REN is a genius....

[@scottrobertson2426]

I like watching people react to ren and you are a great duo ❤

[@AudioVile]

To get 'everything' from Ren's music, you have to listen multiple times. Sam got it... 5 times! I really enjoy the two of you together. You have a way of engaging each other AND us at the same time as you react. You said, "He's just blowin' my mind." Well put. Great job on this one!

[@bradsullivan2495]

Jeannie C. Riley's 1968 classic "Harper Valley PTA" is an entertaining "story" song that skewers the hypocrisy of people.

[@ChrisJones-we4in]

Have just watched through your Ren reaction journey and can see that with each new reaction. you are getting much more appreciation for what he brings to the table. With many of his story telling "darker" songs, you see he will never shy away from a difficult subject and provoke conversation and discussion about real life issues. If I was to advise you on the next step, I think you need to check his collaborations with Chinchilla - Chalk Outlines (live version) and How To Be Me which will give you a look into his vocal range and singing. There is a really fun side to Ren too - try something like "Losing It" and "Power". He has also been in a band called The Big Push and all of their stuff is fire and entertaining and lastly, he has done several collaborations with an artist called Sam Tompkins (who is phenomenal in his own right).

[@richarddixon4303]

Wow didn't know about ren being in a movie thanks learned something new

[@nikkinrotchy]

Absolutely a masterpiece, his storytelling is phenomenal

[@cherylrobbins715]

You had perfect reactions!

[@supasoulproductions]

Ren's goal here IMO, is actually not to point out a 'terrible ending', but an ongoing cycle of violence. Jenny and James (Screech) obviously grew up in 'the system' since their mother died and their father killed her. Other clues to look for on repeated listens: two zero zero five (2005) is the year of their birth and the songs full version came out around 2019, making them 14 years old. Screech had already entered a life of crime, but what was a 14 year old girl doing walking the same street she had 'walked a thousand times before' at night in high heels? I appreciate that Ren uses a bit of poetic license to make the ending very clear. If he had said a girl named Jenny and a boy named James, too many people would not have immediately gotten it. So he had to say it the way he did because he told the whole story backwards, even though the boy wasn't actually named Screech at birth, he just came to be called that later. There's a reason Ren named his style of storytelling Bardcore! What a masterpiece.

[@tonyhunt4250]

Ren is incomparable

[@Ale_Naggi]

Every time I see a reaction to this trilogy I love seeing the faces they make when they realize they are twins, almost everyone reacts when it says "two twins" it's great

[@patriciaasher4614]

Catch the "and he swung possessed with the devil in his chest", and the statue she was turned to butter in her breast." connection between Jenny and Screech.

[@marty6945]

7:02 Nick Cave is another one with ballad guitar and dark stories, often about murders.

[@BeerMonkey]

Love your reaction to this guys! How far down the Ren rabbit hole are you?

[@DusCostea-kt1dg]

Think that you will find all 3 were 1 takes 🎶🎵🍯🔥🔥🙏✌️

[@aknomis]

Fun fact. Screeches Girlfriend was busy whit Patrick😊 Ren have in his Katalog Screeches Instagramstory you can also see at the End Jenny. Jenny work at street as ..... you know. Much love from Europe-Austria

[@kennethmoore427]

You should listen to Chalk Outlines with Chinchilla because it highlights his singing

[@michaeln3044]

One of the most underrated things I find about ren, is he seems to know exactly when to shift his songs. Like a perfect example is his timing in that first Jenny portion. Screech is harsh and you can feel yourself uncomfortable a bit by the language. But he clicks over to the super poetic Jenny description and relieves all of that and then back and forth the same way throughout.

[@Puklii]

He is look like in Howard Wolowitz in the Big bang Theory..... I love your this video... Respect from Hungary....

[@billi-shakespeare]

All one takes! It took numerous attempts because police sirens were in earshot or someone shouted “shut the f***k up!”

[@davidricks7128]

Ren tells the stories and the filming of the stories are all done so well i found myself looking for the bodies laying on the ground. The saddest thing about this is the fact each of these things are happening in every country at this very moment and the cycle continues

[@tolsin7047]

lol at 5:31 you see a cat RUN away on the right of the screen behind the lady XD. Little noticable details like this is why I like reaction videos, I always keep a look out for odd moments. ;P

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Modern day Bard One of my favorites by him after the 3 parts of money game ❤ Thank you guys

[@louise11854]

hello, dears! lovely reaction to the genius of our man ren!! kathleen bts renegade

[@philreed2241]

Even with million dollar budgets, this video is the best video I've ever seen!

[@erikhorton6433]

Nice Immortal Technique reference!

[@workingit3055]

Ren was also in a short film called Egg which is here on YT. It's his father's film.

[@thatpandaz6094]

The more you listen the more he will just blow your mind with his talent

[@williamparrish9954]

Ren is a musical genius

[@BestPartz]

This dude is the real thing, man.

[@kels7272]

I just subscribed so I don't know your names but to the lady - you're so pretty without trying too hard, it's refreshing! And to the gentleman- you sound just like a radio host in my local area that i love to listen to. You should think about doing some audiobooks. Your voice is both soothing and sexy. What a dynamic couple! I'm hooked!

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Welcome! What a pleasant comment to stumble upon! Thank you! ☺️

[@troy9er]

Ren has so much more to come!

[@laupstad]

Ren has an uncanny ability to put you in his characters shoes. We all shivered with Jenny. We felt Screech's pain, confusion an anger. We felt Richards hopeless frustration. We died with Violet. Stevie is only one who's story we don't know yet and I'm sure that's a sad story too.

[@specs7667]

Musical theatre, rapping, singing, film making. It’s amazingly ridiculously good.

[@suzanne4719]

I don't know if you picked up on this. How the acoustics change in Violets tale. He gets up from the hospital bed, walks into the narrow corridor which deadens the sound, then walks into the stairwell which gives a beautiful echo. All of that he's obviously played to fit the song as he's walking, playing guitar and singing, whilst telling a story 😮. Thank you for the reaction guys. I ❤ it.

[@_xxiii_4109]

It’s like an opera, one of the greatest story telling songs imo

[@Vmcf1968]

good stuff

[@LoyofLoys]

So when can we get the reaction to "Harry Mack tribute to Ren" when two of the greatest in one video!!!!

[@Capo4sgn]

I know it’s a year later and this is a petty thing to get hung up on but each section/ song is done with one take, single shot, performed live. You said there were minimal cuts. Bugged me. 😂

[@RT8558]

Zero cuts, all 3 songs are continuous shots.

[@mikekerby814]

I love to watch people's faces as they unpack this.

[@nem447]

Domestic violence, and how often the cycle repeats it's self...

[@GhostWatcher2024]

Why did i think you 2 had already done this one? Anyways, here for it.

[@Tommy-he7dx]

There's a saying in the UK "Like a hot knife through butter" he's inferring that the blade swept through Jenny with ease

[@AlSnoopsReid]

Great inference to that part of the lyrics. Tbh, I hadn't thought of that and have been slightly confused by those lines since I first heard "The Tales" at the beginning of the year. Now I can sleep peacefully knowing what that part means. Thank you my friend.👍👍👍👍

[@Tommy-he7dx]

@@AlSnoopsReid You are welcome my fellow RENegade :) It might not be that reference but it, but it certainly fits the story

[@AlSnoopsReid]

@@Tommy-he7dx Yes, it absolutely does fit, so you're probably right. 😊

[@jmango2636]

He is an artist in every sense of the word

[@jamesclark8289]

There is a term people apparently use... Bardcore. It makes sense though, him using an acoustic guitar makes it so you can easily picture this story being performed in the kings court , changing a couple details, 500 years ago. Ot a bard in Shakespeare's time.

[@ChrisLawton66]

7:25 you were right the first time 😊

[@RobertAustin-l4p]

You guys should do one on crutch. 😢❤. Just keep in mind soft yellow lighting is PAIN. Blue is mind.

[@RealmsOfThePossible]

Not many people mention that Jenny was 14 too walking the streets late at night in high heels, the streets she'd walked 'a thousand times before' which describes just one thing and another layer to the sadness of the tale.

[@CindyBaucom-sb1hd]

REN❤❤❤

[@christiandent7211]

I don’t want to keep stopping it but he still does anyway

[@briankeniry219]

Today I listened to an interview by The Charismatic Voice and Ren. He talked a little about this video. The visuals were shot on an iPhone. The 'hospital' was the bicycle store room in the building were a friend of his had a flat, they adapted it (without asking permission) and Ren bought a hospital type bed from Argos (a UK chain) however, when it arrived it was a child size bed so they had to kind of hope no one noticed! Oh, and for Violets Tale they did 24 takes but actually used take no 2. The interview is a good watch but be warned it lasts nearly two and a half hours!

[@reactivereplays5666]

I could write a book on just about ever Ren song... These are a few things I like to mention sometimes. Jenny's Tale you have to ask yourself what was a 14 year old girl wearing heels and "rosy cheeks" doing at night on a road "she walked a 1000 times before". At the start of Screech's Tale 7:25 Ren starts the song by saying, "A story it starts at the end". 8:00 Patrick was "missing" and Screech's GF was "Busy" because they were together. Then at the end as Ren does so often he brings it full circle and says, "A story it ends at the start" 10:28. Violate Tale - I LOVE the guitar rifts throughout the ENTIRE song. 14:11 As Ren so often does, he plays the part of Violate here... (Violate waking up looking around confused as to how she got here and where is here?) With haunting/eerie hymns he sets the stage. Many catch the rewind 15:00. MANY more miss the speeding back up to real time when Ren/Violate wakes up on the table 18:18. Lastly, Violet moved out at 16 into a flat paid by a "welfare scheme". It is logical to think that violet was already pregnant by this time. A teenage runaway might have a chance at being a beneficiary of this but a pregnant teenage runaway certainly has the qualifications to be granted this benefit. This was before he met Stevie who most would assume was the father of Jenny and Screech. If what was speculated was true, Stevie did some maths and figured that the numbers didn't add up, the baby wasn't his. He beats up Violet and calls her a "slut" which was quite specific when compared to usual cuss words like "bitch" or "cunt". This would also answer as to why Stevie asked "Why're you lying to me, violet?" And would make the slightly off phrase "Do you think I wanna do this, Violet" fit more consistently into the story

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There aren't any cuts. All 3 videos were recorded live, in a single take.

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IMHO the Tale of Jenny and Screech is a Three Act Shakespearian Tragedy, in the style of the wondering minstrel bard. Ren has self identified his music as bard core, so that is confirmed. This is an ancient style of music; that goes right back through the wondering minstrel bards of the middle ages. The works of Chaucer sung in the Wife of Bath's ale house. The north African "Bearded Man" a travelled person, wondering from house to house, tent to tent and hearth to hearth; singing songs, telling tales of far off lands, and the national news or the local news from the nearest big city, for a meal and place to sleep. And back to the Dark Ages of Anglo Saxon epic poetry of Beowulf, on through the Greek Homeric tales of The Iliad and The Odyssey and the beginning of the Choir. This form of story telling probably goes all the way back to Ugg twanging his Bow to woo the Chiefs Daughter to follow him into the fields of barley or complain about the Chief stealing the meat from his hunt, at the hut of the Widow Ale Wife, where he and others would congregate to let off steam and tell tales of epic hunts; to then draw on the local cave walls, like the graffiti in The Tales. The music acted in part as interlude/intro as well as melodic emphasis and sound effects for the story. And right up to the modern busker, on the street corner or the subway, playing for a few coins and some smiles. I love Ren and Samuel's use of locational reverb in the sound production, something that instantly stood out to me as a sound engineer and producer. They also got lucky with the Seagulls in part of the song which then was deliberately left in and emphasized in the mix. There was also throughout the acting and and staging all done live! All of this indicates the intellectual level of the performance production in this piece of art. And then for a cherry on the top of the cake Ren, Shyamalan-ed us all... Inter generational violence is a reality, the story is played out around the world all the time, and requires little or no suspension of disbelief, and thus is very Shakespearian. The shame statement; is something that was said in the press, in the Newspaper report that inspired Ren to write the Tales Trilogy. The story was of a prostitute killed by a 14 year old boy in a mugging gone wrong. By the way, it is heavily hinted in Violet's tale that the father was sexually molesting Violet since she was very young. Jenny in her turn at 14 years is walking the streets at night, in high heeled shoes and with rouge on (Slice the Rosie of your cheeks) around a thousand times, so since she was 12. Violet their Mum was dead, their Father in Jail for life, for Violet's murder. The orphaned unnamed twins are given the traditional names given to orphaned at birth children, Jenny and James. Like its opposite for dead unknowns John and Jane Doe. But grew up separately never knowing each other.