Macbeth Quote Song by Emma Halpin

[@TheBirbDemon]

Bro dropped a banger and thought we wouldn't notice

[@ogozzy4614]

The exam is in like an hour and this is all I need

[@maxcarlisle]

This is the best song I have ever seen. She not only has put in everything accurately but has also made it so condensed while making it sound so natural and so nice unlike the others out there. Truly a rare song to find.

[@hghpodcast9284]

I agree! No joke, I’ve been listening to this daily for weeks

[@sucrlose]

First came across this around January this year and loved it, and now I remembered it the day before my lit exams... Good luck to anyone who is also here !!!!

[@SyntheticLavender]

You too!!!!!

[@definitelyaidenwaiden]

good luck!

[@emmalawley1476]

Exam tommorow and came across this whilst doing last minute revision, really helpful!!!

[@EmmaHalpin]

amazing ! so glad i could help :)

[@chrythe]

THIS IS FIRE ON REPEAT 🔁🔁🔁🔁🔁

[@ThankMew]

THIS IS ACTUALLY BRILLS. honestly mate you got a great talent.

[@mehndibyhbl]

your Macbeth quote song literally changed my life iv passed my English Macbeth gcse exam and omg thankyou so much. this song is so good that ever since iv started to learn it my younger siblings have to and we even sing it now its so catchy and wow thankyou.

[@jonnie3863]

Genuinely amazing, I must have listened to this over 50 times by now haha!

[@sheksoyc]

Please make one of A Christmas Carol! I've been listening to this for the past 2 hours while revising and its awesome plus you sound amazing :)

[@Basilparsnip]

Thank you! Just had paper 1 today and this song was amazing!! The extract we got actually was the ‘pluck from the memory…’

[@digitalclock]

Love the random dog in the background. This takes me back to gcse days

[@aminuh]

I wish I found this earlier!! the production on this is insane you can tell the effort on this is immense, the song itself is beautiful. My exam is tomorrow so I guess this is a nice way to end my revision

[@emilybailey796]

Same here, Good luck!!!

[@elsiefergusonxx]

not me singing this in my head during winter mocks btw good luck to any 2024 gcse ppl x

[@PsykoChomp]

I got the exam in 45 min 🙃

[@elsiefergusonxx]

@@PsykoChomp just took it who chose the theme of sympathy lol

[@PsykoChomp]

@@elsiefergusonxx Sympathy was crazy I chose Macbeth since I knew the most quotes for him

[@darknessrulez-de4lv]

atleast theres something catchy to memorise nowWWW

[@ishmeetsingh8832]

Just finished my exam and wouldnt have passed without this

[@juniorytx8764]

I have listened to this so much the past month

[@zacxd7339]

thou doth ate that periodt

[@chrythe]

0:05 He's here in double trust ( _first as I am his kindman and his subject_ ) - Macbeth Act 1 scene 7 - : this is part of macbeth's solilquy. convey's macbeth's awareness of duplicity, as he knows it is morally wrong to betray duncan who has done nothing wrong, as he not only is Duncan's subject but also his cousin or kin, he is at conflict within himself, he wants to be king but at the expense of killing someone who trusts him is it worth it? 0:07 "infected be the air( _whereon they ride, and damned all those that trust them!_ )" - Macbeth referring to the witches Act 4 scene 1. - this reveals his regret and self condemnation for trusting the witches. He is essentially cursing himself, as HE is the one who believed the witches (LMAOAOAO this lowkey funny) he is saying that the witches are so terrible and cursed that even the air they ride on is infected by their evilness(emphasizing on the belief that witches are evil), this brings us back to the start of the play where Macbeth and Banquo met the witches, although Macbeth didn't believe them at first but he believed them after the first propecy came true (him becoming thane of Cawdor). This suggests that Macbeth deeply regrets trusting the witches and facing the consequences of having followed their actions that he has damned himself. This also may suggest that by damning the witches he believes in a higher power which will come and for people to face the consequences of his deeds. 0:10 - "blood bolter'd banquo smiles upon me" - Macbeth Act 4 scene 1 - this is when Macbeth sees the 8 kings as they pass before him with banquo leading them in the apparitions shown by the witches. Banquo is smiling at Macbeth because he is mocking him, even in his death he knows his descendants are going to be kings. Shaekespeare wants to flatter King James by using this type of imagery as he knows King James can trace his lineage back to banquo. in "blood bolter'd banquo" the "B" is a harsh consonant sounding, matches with the imagery created with blood. Smiling is a sign of victory, and is positive imagery is a juxtaposition of the bloody imagery created of Banquo, someone who is covered in blood but smiling, can be an unsettling image to Macbeth but to the audience it can possibly have a positive/warming image of Banquo in their eyes, as they compare Banquo to Macbeth, can interpret he is smiling even in death, he cannot feel the pain Macbeth has inflicted onto him/Macbeth killing him had no effect on his happiness, whereas Macbeth is being referred to as a 'Tyrant', puts them in a position where they are made to compare the two as Banquo was made to be a foil character to macbeth. (im just yapping pls correct me) 0:15 - "violent sorrow seems a modern ecstasy" - Ross, act 4 scene 3. context: Ross is a thane of Scotland, he is delivering news to Macduff that Macbeth has killed his family. He is describing Scotland as "cannot Be called our mother, but our grave", (can't call scotland his home but his grave). comparing 'ecstasy'(something that means extreme happiness) to "violent sorrow", violent has blood like or fighting imagery, like a person has been violently inflicted with sorrow, they are more than sad, and to compare it to 'ectasy', this is a hyperbole as even a depressing term can be described as an everyday joy, gives the reader a perspective of how the subjects of scotland feel after macbeth has become king, coming to conclusion that macbeth is not a good king/ times in scotland have changed for the worse since macbeth has become king. Can use this quotation to talk about divine birthright of kings as macbeth has disrupted the natural order. Or can use this quotation to talk about how Macbeth has become an illness to scotland, plaguing and infecting the land, very dangerous and disruptive to the natural cycle. 0:19 - "False face must hide what the false heart doth know" - Macbeth, act 1 scene 7. - the last line in the act. Theme: appearance versus reality, and Power. Macbeth has given in to LM, he has now made up his mind on killing Duncan, showing how power causes people to do terrible things such as regicide(killing the king), upsetting the natural disorder, also regicide was considered a serious sin at this time period as people thought that kings were chosen by God(divine right of kings). Context: Macbeth and LM must act like loving hosts to Duncan while planning to kill them. Close analysis: "false face" - must be able to keep his emotions to himself. "false heart doth know" - accepting he HAS to deceive king Duncan in order to be King, there is no other way. "false heart" - macbeth may be questionning his sense of morality. Relating to the theme of appearance vs reality, can be used with "Look Like Th’ Innocent Flower, But Be The Serpent Under ‘T"- LM.There's no art to find the mind's construction in the face: He was a gentleman on whom I built an absolute trust." - Duncan ( _Canst thou not minister to a mind diseased;_ ) 0:23 - "pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow" ( _Raze out the written troubles of the brain;_ ) - Macbeth, Act 5 scene 3. Context: doctor is updating Macbeth about LM's mental sickness. Macbeth is asking the doctor if he can just cure her using "some sweet oblivious antidote". to which the doctor replies "Therein the patient/Must minister to himself". LM is plagued by thoughts and visions of killing Duncan and can't get over her remorse of it as she has a fragmented mind. Close reading: "rooted" , can relate to this being deeper than that on the surface but something deep within, can't be fixed as easily just on the outside. "pluck" Macbeth is underestimating the severity of LM's disease? he thinks it is easily cured or he may have some false hope of curing her, "pluck" has implications it is just surface form, but the following word of "rooted" can mean it is much deeper than that, Macbeth may know that the sorrow is deep within her subconscious but chooses to ignore that fact and gives it a surface detail. I WENT FROM 7 in mocks TO A 9 IN LITERATURE HUZZAH WE WON 140/160

[@hanan4315]

These are absolutely awesome! thank you so much for sharing these :)

[@chrythe]

@@hanan4315 bro i havent finished i need the like motivation my igcses r NEXT WEEK 😭😭😭😭BUT THE MATH ONES R THIS WEEK I CANT FAIL ty btw it took me an hour

[@Samuel_Russell]

English lit with macbeth tomorrow, you're a life saver thank you

[@EmmaHalpin]

Good luck for today ! :) x

[@Samuel_Russell]

@@EmmaHalpin Thank you!!!! it went surprisingly well, it was on macbeth and fear, so quite nice

[@EmmaHalpin]

@@Samuel_Russell , i heard that it was fear - what a good one ! so glad i could help :)

[@EmmaHalpin]

@@Samuel_Russell , i heard that it was fear - what a good one ! so glad i could help :)

[@NellHawkins]

This song is incredible, I've got my exam tomorrow and this will definitely help me!!! :) x

[@superedie10able]

had this on for an hour on repeat because my exam is in 20 minutes and you’ve saved me!!

[@EmmaHalpin]

AMAZING ! good luck :))

[@user-yz3df2fs9q]

Thank you , I was hoping for these last years that you would create another music video , coz your Jekyll and Hyde was really helpful , and I’ve got my GCSEs next week , could you please if possible do one on Inspector calls :)

[@jemimat637]

this is actually entertaining to listen to while revising! Thank you 😊

[@EmmaHalpin]

that is soooo nice to hear ! thank you :)

[@frankieburns1168]

in the middle of GCSEs right now :/ your jekyll and hyde quote song saved me and i'm 100% certain this is gonna do the same thing, thank you so much! also absolutely amazing visuals too, feels like i'm just hanging out instead of panic revision :))

[@EmmaHalpin]

aw how brilliant ! so SO glad I could help you with your revision in someway :) good luck with your exams ! x

[@thanansayanbalachandran6081]

@@EmmaHalpin AYO SHE HAD FELLINGS FOR YOU

[@dihiyaa]

Tysmmm this helped me get an 8 this yearrr

[@sage4597]

Thank You so much for this song, had hit on repeat got me and my class through the exam!!!!

[@Tanishkalakar]

Really ,I appreciate your way of narrating quotes from H.O.K.M

[@ThankMew]

And I have exams tommorow on Macbeth and A Christmas Carol.

[@Katiki]

Samee. I've not done English literature for a whole year and getting thrown into it so I'm really nervous but this song is saving me. Probably gonna watch Christmas Carol before bed to refresh my mind a bit :)

[@leonormartins9615]

can you do ‘an inspector calls’ one please, this is so useful!!

[@uplevelacademy4328]

Fantastic video! I shared this with my students at Uplevel Academy and they loved it! A great resource to help auditory learners - and well anyone remember quotes!

[@EmmaHalpin]

That is so amazing to hear ! So glad that your students can find help from it also :) - if you think of anything else that would be of good help too, I would love to know !

[@aoifeclark4587]

Please could you upload this to Spotify? 💕

[@chrythe]

ikr she should 😭😭😭😭its so catchy too like i vibe to this

[@aoifeclark4587]

@@chrythe fr I’m still listening to it 5 months later for my mocks

[@imtinanhussein]

I love these can you please do an inspector calls version before GCSE 2023, It would be extremely appreciated, thank you

[@HaleyNicole]

You are so creative!

[@EmmaHalpin]

thank you !!

[@handav8766]

I rlly need the chords for this, If I learn it on guitar or ukulele Imma pass so easily.

[@Charlie-tf8ek]

i have my mocks in a couple weeks and this was so helpful, thank you!!!

[@EmmaHalpin]

so glad i could help in someway ! :)

[@catherinea.q.aggrey3607]

This was amazing! ❤ You've earned a new subscriber, couldn't be more greatful rn 😭

[@techiehelper1114]

Wow this is really helpful for some more obscure quotes, I have my exam today so I’m happy I saw this!

[@EmmaHalpin]

so glad I could help you ! good luck today :))

[@RainyRaisin]

I wish i found this earlier omigosh 😭😭 gotta just listen to it till i get to school and hope

[@georgegarrood2483]

Listening to this hood classic on the way to my English Literature exam

[@Lweiwei]

This is honestly so well made, much better than my Macbeth song I made back in year 11 haha

[@hafsaali4653]

I love this its so catchy lol

[@em-jonesx07]

I forgot to say that I got a 6 in my macbeth mock because I learnt this song (predicted a 4)

[@leahhodge2773]

omg i wish there was one of these on an inspector calls😭😭😭

[@daniella.adetoye]

THIS IS AMAZING

[@elizabethmarvelfan9033]

Ngl I'm currently gutted as I learnt this song last year and my schools decided to do Romeo and juliet instead 😢

[@Emmadelaney676]

WHEN YOU DURST FO IT THEN YOU WERE A MAN AND TO BE MORE THAN WHAT U WERE U WOULD BE SO MUCH MORE TH MAN

[@bejtaczegrimes]

Could I use your song for an edit? I already have an idea, I want to compare two characters to Macbeth and Lady Macbeth ❤️

[@theaa.4]

so helpful tysm!

[@hunterbarwary010]

I love this so much 🎉

[@Itzyagirllyss]

is it on spotify 😂 this will help me with my externals not me singingg it in the exams 😂😂❤❤

[@lmj9517]

Vocal Music?

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Opera

[@Leeyaleeyaloo]

With the numbers at the bottom, does the act or scene come first?

[@dingdongmarco253]

First number is the act. Second number is the scene

[@JEFF-wm9qm]

44

[@kbull_1]

This is fire on mute 🔥 🔥 🔇🔇🔇🥺

[@maceinfp]

Looks like someone’s not getting a grade 9

[@Ashpot28]

It actually sounds pretty good what u on😭

[@gmvlahovska]

shut up she literally sounds like clairo what 😭 she sounds amazing +will probably listen to this even not in revision, like this song is so satisfying to listen to

[@kbull_1]

@@maceinfp got a 2 hop off

[@maceinfp]

@@kbull_1 I got an 8…

[@BlueSkySaysSomething]

Good luck to everyone studying 🩵🩵