Kishi Bashi - Violin Tsunami (Official Video)

[@JoyfulNoiseRecordings]

If you like this video, check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZXPpmBnpt9_qaM Amazing video from Tall Tall Trees (Kishi Bashi band member / collaborator), done by the same filmmakers. It's magic.

[@mandie1111]

All of this is magic ✨ 💛

[@Ehh97]

"History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes." DAMN

[@RemedyUnderTheSun]

whoh...

[@varadero5337]

If History doesn't repeat itself why do continue to have so many WARS including 2 World Wars ... and the Third might be close

[@mehdiksibi5087]

@Genna Tuelz why is it though? what might seem bland or just downright "easy and cheesy" for someone, might be surprisingly deep or "magical" for someone else. sometimes we say things just cuz they sound pretty or we sound smart saying it, but once in an exotically colored moon, they mean it. but meh, i'm just another flamer in a random youtube comment :)

[@mehdiksibi5087]

@Genna Tuelz that seems a bit too technical imo, you used those sentences ( in a quite good argument if i may say) but thats it, you didnt mean anything else by them other than to quipback, my point is that if a message is conveyed with enough belief from any party, and finds a receptor that resonates with it, then it's great. taken out in the world, both your sentences can find people that will find a deeper meaning in them. it's like that meme: an author describes the curtains as blue cuz they were blue, and a modern naturalist reader or whatever will dig too deep, "ah he had a depression, he has PTSD from that priest in his hometown and he conveys it via the blue color since it's sad ans matte" i dunno if i said what i meant but yeah

[@mehdiksibi5087]

@Genna Tuelz we're hitting levels of altruism that shouldn't even be possible yeah empathy and sympathy and all kinds of pathies (especially crabby ones) are cool, but we ultimately only care about what spikes our adrenalin and serotonin secretions in one way or another also i dunno if you're turning into a wisdom machine or the sarcasm is just overflowing naturally at this point

[@douniaidrissi7314]

Idk why but i only find good songs at night

[@Barbistoria]

I only find good songs when I have to study and it distracts me :'( but it feels gooood

[@douniaidrissi7314]

@@Barbistoria omg saaame but worth it

[@EmziiMood]

I’ve found this piece just now, in the daylight... I’m not sure what that means... now I’m concerned @,@

[@douniaidrissi7314]

@@EmziiMood well it means u have a pretty gd taste in music

[@marekspot9314]

I would expect nothing less from You as You have a moon on Your forehead :) The night is tranquil, perfectly made for music exploration. Explore well and take care ;)

[@18ccog]

Started with Rick and Morty episode made my way to( I am the antichrist to u)and now trying to listen to his whole dang catalog lol thank u Rick and morty.

[@Hyraethian]

Rick and Morty also introduced me to Elliott Smith. A fun show that introduces people to some really emotional music.

[@SirSongi]

Ha same my dood

[@lnta8636]

Congrats🎉🎉

[@JP-wt2ws]

Same

[@the_waifu_enchantment9980]

same

[@adriftandalone]

When our faith was on the edge Of the winds The summer days on end Memories of the setting sunlight Would tell a different way to be To be, to be Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno Hareno Minato Horobi Haruno Hareno Minato Horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi ru When in song we are blessed to be Mending the rift of our apathy I have the answer You will remain Days on end after the end of the cancer One day you will follow the sound of laughter One day we'll Fall in love

[@kenzieb8133]

what about the middle verse

[@mendelzmendel9491]

Haruno? Hareno? Minato? Horobi? What's the meaning of each of these words?

[@florianweiss2948]

@@mendelzmendel9491 Fairly easy: Haru (spring) no (Part.-Gen) Hare (beautiful/clear weather) no (Part.-Gen) Minato (haven or dock) Horobi (perishes/decayes) So to make it short: "When springs clear weather decays at the haven" To be fair, that´s a pretty rough translation. If you´d make it grammatically correct it´d be "springs clear weathers haven decays", but as this piece takes a lot of inspiration from japanese customs, it´s fairly obvious what they were intending the content of those 4 words to be.

[@enguyidor123]

@@kenzieb8133 When our faith was on the edge of the wind The summer days on end Memories of the setting sunlight Would tell a different way to be To be, to be Haruno hareno minato horobi [?] [?] There are no more to blame, to blame In every one of us There is a heart that rises Burning below [?] [?] And in the world beneath My fingers float the sound That there will never be the end of us The end of us Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi ru When in song we are blessed to be Mending the rift of our apathy I have the answer You will remain Days on end after the end of the cancer One day you will follow at the sound of laughter One day we'll fall in love

[@auroraborealis13579]

Incredibly moving piece and accompanying visuals.

[@magnus4752]

Finally, a good youtube recommendation

[@kmi7214]

la verdad que si, amigo.

[@DMIwriter]

It is surprising how terrible the recommendation algorithm has been for me recently. Glad this came along to buck the trend.

[@cprkan]

​@@DMIwriterit's even worse in 2024 😂😂

[@Shelby-so7jq]

“I was shocked when I saw white supremacy really starting to show its teeth again in America,“ Kishi Bashi says. “My parents are immigrants, they came to the United States from Japan post-World War II. As a minority I felt very insecure for the first time in my adult life in this country. I think that was the real trigger for this project.” Kishi Bashi recognized parallels between the current U.S. administration’s constant talk of walls and bans, and the xenophobic anxieties that led to the forced internment of Japanese-Americans in the months following the attack on Pearl Harbor. So he immersed himself in that period, visiting former prison sites and listening to the stories of survivors, while developing musical concepts along the way. “I didn’t want this project to be about history, but rather the importance of history, and the lessons we can learn,” Kishi Bashi reflects. “I gravitated toward themes of empathy, compassion, and understanding as a way to overcome fear and intolerance. But I had trouble finding an English title for the piece. Omoiyari is a Japanese word. It doesn't necessarily translate as empathy, but it refers to the idea of creating compassion towards other people by thinking about them. I think the idea of omoiyari is the single biggest thing that can help us overcome aggression and conflict.” Selected from the album description on Kishi Bashi's bandcamp. More available on the Joyful Noise Recordings website album description as well.

[@11B30Inf]

Racism can come in many different colors other than white.....

[@incrediblygay]

I could've gone without knowing that the artists is a fearmongering open-border extremist. One thing you'll ALWAYS notice about his types WITHOUT FAIL is that he will conflate immigration and race as the same thing(and therefore if you are against ANY kind of immigration then you are a racist), instead of looking at the ACTUAL DATA and realizing that immigration is no longer profitable for the United States (twitter com/17cShyteposter/status/1161511644830343170). Wanting MUTUALLY-BENEFICIAL immigration instead of parasitical-immigration is something that literally all non-shithole countries want. At this point, this isnt even about immigration. Its about whether or not a country's OWN CITIZENS should be able to control THEIR OWN COUNTRY. And funnily enough, his own country (Japan) is one of the strictest countries in the world when it comes to immigration because they want to preserve their culture. According to his OWN logic, his country would be one of the most racist countries of all time. I, on the other hand, believe that the Japanese have every right to do so because i believe-in CONSENT: you must receive the consent of the country's people before meddling with their country and culture. (of course, this is assuming they arent, for example, throwing gay people off buildings or something)

[@funkypou]

@@incrediblygay "his own country (Japan)" ? Are you serious ? The guy is American and was born in Seattle ? You're just destroying your own point with this sentence. So what does it take to be a real American ? A European face ? Having some ancestors involved in slavery ? Or maybe some others who stole lands from Indians ? Is it enough to "OWN" this country, whose creation was based on a robbery and whose wealth comes from slavery ? I hope most Americans don't pretend they OWN their country and just consider it as the land they live in and share with others. And they have the right to love their country without owning it (you know, like some of us do with humans).

[@fluffywhitemanju]

Replies here are proving his point.

[@Chronically_ChiII]

Fluffywhitemanju, what point? That the existence of boarders and their enforcement is somehow racist? Immigration is not in it self a bad thing, but without regulation it damages social cohesion, lowering trust, and it is in opposition to the welfare system that globalist often want (unless they are libertarian). On top of that it's _not_ a long term solution when it comes to poverty. No, it simply isn't. It's just moving a tiny bit of the problem into another location and calling it progress. Here is a visualization of how insignificant that is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/goHNq5l9eM16oqc

[@NoraNekoNikki]

Full lyrics: When our faith was on the edge Of the weight of summer days on end Memories of the setting sunlight Would tell a different way to be, to be, to be Chorus: (plays throughout the song) Haruno Hareno Minato Horobi (春の晴の港滅び) Be that wave that overran The pride that added more to blame To blame In every one of us There is a heart that arises Birthed in loss and pain, and pain And in the wood beneath My fingers Flow the sound That it will never be the end of us, the end of us Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi When in song we are blessed to be Mending the rift of our apathy I have the answer You will remain Days on end after the end of the cancer One day you will follow at the sound of laughter One day we'll fall in love

[@Gwenllianxxx]

thank you

[@jeremybettis8446]

Thank you as well. 2nd verse had me stumped for years

[@GCblastercadet]

I attempted to fill in all the lyrics that seem to be missing from the websites: Listened to it multiple times and all his live performances of it. [Parts in brackets is what I heard in other perfomances] This is kind of hard because in a couple of his performances he forgot his own lyrics and swapped words around. Best view on PC [Verse 1] When, our faith was on the edge, of the wind The summer days on end Memories of the setting sunlight Would tell a different way to be to be, to be [Chorus] Haruno hareno minato horobi [Verse 2] The graves are those who ran, they're gone ["The pain of those around, they're crying"] There are no more to blame, to blame ["Is anyone else to blame, to blame?"] In every one of us, there is a heart that rises Burning through all the suffering, it burns ["Burning through loss 'n pain, the pain"] And in the world beneath My fingers float the sound That there will never be the end of us The end of us [Chorus] Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi [Verse 3] When in song we are blessed to be Mending the rift of our apathy I have the answer You will remain Days on end after the end of the cancer One day you will follow at the sound of laughter One day we'll fall in love

[@dougs]

thanks

[@NoraNekoNikki]

these are the full lyrics. I asked Kishi Bashi himself lol. When our faith was on the edge Of the weight of summer days on end Memories of the setting sunlight Would tell a different way to be, to be, to be Chorus: (plays throughout the song) Haruno Hareno Minato Horobi (春の晴の港滅び) Be that wave that overran The pride that added more to blame To blame In every one of us There is a heart that arises Birthed in loss and pain, and pain And in the wood beneath My fingers Flow the sound That it will never be the end of us, the end of us Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi When in song we are blessed to be Mending the rift of our apathy I have the answer You will remain Days on end after the end of the cancer One day you will follow at the sound of laughter One day we'll fall in love

[@GCblastercadet]

@@NoraNekoNikki we'll never know until he posts something official on it. I went through every single performance I could find, and it was hard because every performance were different words in the same area that is contested. The only reason I'm doubting your version is /not/ because I posted a version, it's because "be the wave" is about the only part of your version that kind of makes sense with this rendition of the song.

[@NoraNekoNikki]

@@GCblastercadet you can believe what you want but I literally asked him on his Instagram and he replied. I can send you a pic. I don’t really care, but it did come straight from him so it is the proper version.

[@GCblastercadet]

@@NoraNekoNikki all right fair enough, if it's legit it's legit

[@TheRakuman]

This is so moving! I personally know a Japanese man whose family and him were taken and put in one of these “camps”. He wrote a book about it. His name is Edward T. Miyakawa. Book name: Tule Lake. Sadly, he is in a long-term facility suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. First Japanese-American novel to portray the passionate, desperate struggle for justice and freedom from within the confines of America's concentration camps by those who refused to cooperate with the internment of 120,000 of their fellow Americans.

[@soso-kz9fi]

TheRakuman great! Thank you for giving the book’s name!🙏

[@Find-Your-Bliss-]

TheRakuman Respect. Thank you.

[@ahitana9553]

where can I read the book?

Let me get this straight, because he's a mentally-disintegrating Japanese guy who happened to be the victim of perhaps the _least_ malicious camp system in WWII, he's moving and his book significant? Alright, man, whatever tickles your jollies...

[@moonlightbaeav]

i'm from Dickinson! such an amazing song!

[@karolinaprofaska8411]

Listening to a song like this I am deeply grateful that I can be alive and hear it.

[@Harclave]

I came here expecting a good time, but you made me feel again you son of- Thank you.

[@Cryogenius333]

Shed light on the mistakes of the past. Only then can we truly learn to soar. Otherwise, we risk drowning in our own darkness.

[@alinorafoster]

this is us. Drowning.

[@enguyidor123]

[Verse 1] When our faith was on the edge of the wind The summer days on end Memories of the setting sunlight Would tell a different way to be To be, to be [Chorus] Haruno hareno minato horobi [Verse 2] [?] [?] There are no more to blame, to blame In every one of us There is a heart that rises Burning below [?] [?] And in the world beneath My fingers float the sound That there will never be the end of us The end of us [Chorus] Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi Haruno hareno minato horobi ru [Verse 3] When in song we are blessed to be Mending the rift of our apathy I have the answer You will remain Days on end after the end of the cancer One day you will follow at the sound of laughter One day we'll fall in love

[@noahra8430]

I think the missing lines are "That wind that holds your end No one..." "Burning below us, oh burning, You'll burn..."

[@Detwinnn]

This video is gorgeous. One of my absolute favorites from omoiyari. Kishi’s made one of the most beautiful albums

[@sourcherry23]

A visual majesty very fitting to a cinematic track. Love this!

[@jfukura]

As the grandson of someone who was incarcerated. Damn. This video always hits so hard. I pray we can learn from history.

[@baltazar_matet_1476]

"Grave of the Fireflies" feels... ❤💔❤💔❤

[@helina.t.solomon]

He learned to be the kind of person that is careful with what she has to offer him and so in gratitude she gave more of herself ❤

[@marta.smyrnova]

this not broke my heart, but made a beautiful flame of love from it. bless this ray of sunshine's music

[@Alphabunsquad]

Thank you Rick and Morty for introducing me to such an incredible artist! What an unlikely Avenue to discover so much incredible music

[@seankrolyk5814]

If it werent for the god awful season 5 (which at least got better for the final 3 episodes) I would have never learned of The Ballad of Mr Steak, which is kinda the most fun jam song ever. So thank you RnM for introducing me to Mr Ishibashi

[@lyricbot8513]

Rick and morty has such an amazing soundtrack, for real. Chaos Chaos, Blonde Redhead and Kishi Bashi are all artists I never would have listened to if not for that show.

[@nanceadler1017]

Finishing up our unit on the Japanese Internment today with my 7th graders. After seeing Kishi last night and hear him speak about this video/his movie, found this video and just shared it with them. We were all really moved - to tears for me. They loved the imagery and how much work went in to it. It was a lovely way to finish our learning. Thank you.

[@themightychippy3756]

First thing you do tomorrow morning: .Curtains back . Let the daylight in . this song L O U D on some good speakers. . Eat something healthy How can your day go wrong after that? [edit] thanks for the likes people!

[@djinngeist114]

You do more brush strokes than normal while brushing your teeth, you take a minute longer to tie your shoes so you can watch a video on your phone, you let your car run a little longer before leaving your house, allowing you to make it to the 4 way stop just in time for the mother of 3 to get distracted by her kids arguing in the back seat and drop her coffee causing her to run the stop sign and hit you... and then you dont wake up.

[@henryroberts-coussons385]

@@djinngeist114 even then you die listening to this gorgeous piece of music and you die happy, how could things go bad after that?

[@dollface6104]

>how can your day go wrong after that i'll have to deal w the world after the the song ends

[@djinngeist114]

@@dollface6104 Go listen to 7empest, it'll keep you busy for the next 15 minutes at least.

[@0.0meir73]

@@djinngeist114 honestly didnt do anything for me, comments seemed nice tho

[@markwilliams7350]

I didn't know this was a type of music I love. Thanks

[@Sophia-vk5th]

This has been my favourite song for 3 years and I’m now just seeing this and let me say… WOW! I had no idea it had this message too!

[@Chatzoth]

Kishi Bashi does it again! I got a chill.

[@mirzamnimu]

My family drove past Manzanar last week on our way to hike Mt. Whitney. It was because of this exact video that the real thing was immediately so shockingly recognizable to me! Especially prominent is the still standing guard tower and marked on maps, the graveyard. I couldn’t help but shed a tear for the people who had been brought there involuntarily some 80 years before 😥

[@laurenbrennan3720]

So sad

[@mael1140]

¿Dónde estabas todo este tiempo?❤

[@aikoyonamine]

This turned me inside out. I was meditating on this piece with my eyes closed. It is so beautiful and heartfelt. When I watched it fully, I was in tears. Thank you so much.

[@jhaya7338]

Imagine a choir reimagining this... Heaven

[@HelloXiuXiu]

My friend passed yesterday. My heart breaks for all his beloved humans. Beautiful, brilliant work.

[@benmiles-brady6966]

Rest in piece, stay strong ❤

[@HelloXiuXiu]

@@benmiles-brady6966 Thank you, sincerely. .

[@paulamozolli]

This song just healed my soul

[@aldenhayashi736]

This is so evocative, haunting, and soulful. One can't help but feel a "tsunami" of overwhelming emotions. Thank you for sharing this powerful video.

[@simon3026]

3:00 and on is truly beautiful--I can't go 3 seconds without thinking about the meaning of life.

[@carmena.gonzalezrios8372]

The animation is beautiful.

[@Satellitegirl41]

This song represents all the hopeful undertones and good in humanity, for me. So beautiful.

[@didiermaquet]

Very beautiful and peaceful, makes me strongly think of the late Fleet Foxes.

[@jungiantrip]

When people say no one makes great music anymore I point them to beauties like this.

[@aphony.]

I don't know why but from the beginning of the song you can feel it's just perfect. Almost makes me feel like selling my soul just to get to live in one of his songs

[@golem7649]

Couldn't have said it better myself, you just know it is incredible from the first note.

[@forestbell9945]

Wow. Such powerful imagery mixed with raw emotion.

[@carterpochynok4874]

Holy shit, this is easily one of the best artists I've discovered through adult swim... He's a pop musician, but his understanding of classical arrangement and harmony really shows.

[@tylerpurcell3871]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you. Album of the year!

[@belislemathieu2061]

Discovery of the decade! What a absolute amaising artist!

[@fernandaalvaradobl9936]

Esto es una joya, que lastima que Kishi no tenga más reconocimiento. Es puro arte!!

[@77dris]

I just came across this band today watching a show, "Atypical". This song is giving me frisson the first time through, and that is RARE for me.

[@oOKitty86Oo]

Another beautiful violin ballad by Mr. Steal Yo Girl Kishi Bashi! I love it! Thanks for all you do :)

[@citylights2765]

Kissshhhiii Baaaaashhii! Loved you since the first time I heard ‘can’t let go,juno’(the song got me through that rough summer)

[@darknessburns2237]

I can't believe he went to my highschool 30 years ago.

[@thejacobattack]

In an age where I seldomly feel joy in my life, it is a nice solace that I can put this song on once in a while and escape the bullshit of today’s world

[@sarahhammond3748]

This album is a masterpiece

[@giorgiichkitidze9025]

love this song! respect to you guys from Georgia (the country)

[@coril2237]

This song has a second English verse from 1:37-2:31 and absolutely no place on the Internet seems to have transcribed lyrics for it. Even its Bandcamp page omits that verse. I just want to know what words are accompanying those violins!

[@revangerang]

I really want to know too! I wonder why it was left out? I think there’s more Japanese lyrics missing too

[@seanpfister993]

I went to the concert with friends. Omg it was amazing!!! A small venue but perfect. We get an amazing couple of hours. Amazing times

[@somastarscreations]

one of the most lovely songs ever written

[@faye122007]

I’m so glad kishi bashi has stayed true to himself ❤️. I saw him 6 years ago and he was amazing in concert! This album is beautiful 😊

[@uyntouind]

not everyday you discover great music

[@mariagrzywa6108]

Tworzenie świata ....kule światła i potężnej energii,które często maluję w swoich spontanicznych Obrazach....uf!! Babcia MMMiriam

[@jaylapardenilla366]

Last time I listened was 2013 with Bright Whites, then Manchester and Atticus in the desert...now this...Kishi Bashi is like a fine wine

[@ponable2150]

Well its finally time for me to start listen to actually good music like this

[@jennahjoekay8959]

Explosions in the sky had a baby with fleet foxes whaaaaaaaa?!?😍😍😍 historic undertones? 🤒😷

[@TheSychuinTree]

For me, this is the best song from Omoiyari, and one of his best in general (along with Manchester and maybe some others). Really beautiful song...

[@justyourlocalbernana1823]

Idk man, "Jerome" is pretty good.

[@TheSychuinTree]

@@justyourlocalbernana1823 I like that one too, but Violin Tsunami takes the cake for me (as far as Omoiyari is concerned)

[@scorpiovenator_4736]

such a unique song

[@dreaming4ffr]

i've been coming back to this for the past couple of mornings now.... no idea why

[@noahdavis8559]

I was really stoked to see a song I already knew about in Rick and Morty. This artist deserves recognition

[@philiptandy8104]

I swear I start to cry just a little every time I listen to any of his songs 😅

[@joanneoppenheim]

Such a powerful work of art!

[@DianneFerrer]

: I'm inlove with you : Everything you say to me is a LIE! : Emily, I love you : stop lying to me! : I LOVE YOU! those who know these lines are totally gay asf

[@moonlightbaeav]

emisue supremacy!

[@vtlou9072]

omg i love emisue

[@schuylerrebello9447]

I initially came here after hearing Antichrist to you in Rick and Morty and I am so glad I did.. your music touches my soul and calms me down.. keep up the amazing work.. you and your violin can literally change the world❤️

[@dianalewis3148]

I am in love with this song. It’s gorgeous 😍

[@flo_bdry3482]

Kishi bashi, your music is just perfect...

[@arrietx]

Another great piece from Kishi Bashi

[@larrypinkard2051]

This is some of the most beautiful music . Wonderful energy that makes my Heart space swell. Coming from me, that's saying a lot.

[@praveenjayakumar]

Wonderful music. Sharing it everywhere now. Thanks for the joy!

[@ChrisCarnage-jp4fc]

Those arpeggios .... GOT DAYUM

[@jeremybettis8446]

Just like usual. I get a super random suggestion, and it's finally gave me something new I like.

[@TheMarijule]

I'm always a fan of Kishi, then they use this in my fave show Dickinson, my god total paradise 🤧🤧🤧

[@THutchMKE]

Incredible video for such an emphatically beautiful piece of music. Thanks for this!

[@jordanavery1196]

Best recommendation ever

[@samanthahuth4075]

I find this so beautiful the animation is stunning...very moving 😢❤

[@mush1077]

I found Kishi Bashi because MANCHESTER is the song over the closing titles of THE ALPINIST. It transfixed me. I had to hear more. Joyful Noise, indeed. Ethereal music.

[@Elbokhari77]

I fall in love with this song♥️

[@juliemats]

wow. powerful.

[@kristenstacey3990]

I'm happy to hear the violin again. So goooddd!!! Can't wait to see you in MLPS in October!

[@briseidaceron9344]

Me gustó mucho, es muy bonita. Gracias.

[@rutosai]

Thank you Kishi Bashi! Love all your songs :D

[@legendrym.p.f.p9439]

I cried whit this.thank you

[@janjasinski4874]

KISHI BASHI is this generation's Enya... i like enya😊

[@charlesandrieux6951]

fantastic song. fantastic artist, fantastic voice. simple . a prodigy

[@Koshirozation]

sweet kishi! this album is just truly sunshine for everyday, my favorite songs are probably marigolds, angeline and annie, the closer. this one is too just, beautiful! and this animation is phenomenal, love how the sunflowers sprouted like that! thank you kishi bashi and everyone involved in project, also joyful noise recordings!

[@The_dancing_typewriter]

Wonderful... Beautiful...

[@joshuatoussaint1381]

love the picture book artstyle.

[@cortlandmacdonald1368]

this might be one the greatest songs ever recorded. cudos

[@ronfex]

Sublime and melancolic, made me cry

[@bzba1358]

such a talented musician and lovely artwork!

[@WangleLine]

Thanks for recommending this to me, KZbin!

[@DrakosLord]

Holy shit, I love this. Can't say more. I love this.

[@makermoose4242]

The music is something special. And so is the animation. Wow

[@aadarshsaraf7959]

we also want an instrumental only version. please

[@valentinageorgieva943]

Emily and Sue bring me here