Can someon explain the story of everything i am very confused with who half these characters or es are and what happend for them to be killed or improsint
@bobtherock6532 жыл бұрын
@@hellper6 look at the comments on the first songs
@hellper62 жыл бұрын
@@bobtherock653 ok thx
@timorysimon5862 жыл бұрын
I love the fact it took 5 seconds for the can to drop from his hand (1:03-1:08) this means he is 122.5831m tall fuuta is now the tallest milgram character
@drawingfan89222 жыл бұрын
Wtf
@eeva47002 жыл бұрын
So true
@reikoxo2 жыл бұрын
Dios, el hecho de que estaba tan seria leyendo los comentarios sobre las teorías hasta que vi esto XD
@AuchDabei2 жыл бұрын
How did you calculate that? We only know it took the can to fall 5 seconds from the height of his hand. But to calculate how tall Futa is, we would need to know how long it would take the can to fall from the height of his head.
@timorysimon5862 жыл бұрын
@@AuchDabei oh crap ur right so his hand is like at the 122m mark dk where his head would be ill try figure out later
The way 消せないFIRE completely changes the meaning from "Yall should fear my inextinguishable flames" to "I can't breathe in this fire I created and there is no way to stop it" over the span of 3 minutes is simply incredible. Arthur Lounsbery is THE king!!
@Whail2dots2 жыл бұрын
Ikr🔥
@xequelli4823 Жыл бұрын
sa d
@shinoataya Жыл бұрын
Also I think it's a reference to undercover (kesenai under)
@anbaspon Жыл бұрын
@@shinoataya when do they ever say "under" in the song?
@shinoataya Жыл бұрын
@@anbaspon No I mean "kesenai fire" sounds like the "kesenai under" in undercover
Remember that Fuuta's VA said that if people only judged based on the MV, they'd almost cerainly vote him guilty. The songs only tell part of the story, so remember to check out the interrogation as well!
@autumncookie55882 жыл бұрын
When did he say this?
@eluen45532 жыл бұрын
@@autumncookie5588 During the 2nd anniversary stream. It was up in the official Milgram account for a while but they took it down some months ago along with the 1st anni stream for some reason. You can still find reuploads in other sites, but AFAIK there's no complete translation anywhere.
@Cerixem2 жыл бұрын
I’ve noticed that Milgram fans have gotten a lot better at looking at the interrogations for trial 2, so I wouldn’t worry too much ^^
@BlueHimitsu2 жыл бұрын
Is there any translation for the interrogation ? 🥹✨
@ikeywikeywikey2 жыл бұрын
i believe it was also said to pay attention to the details because it might change things so please do try to...
What I love probably most out of anything in this MV (and Fuuta in general) is how it plays with the symbolism of fire. Fire is often used to symbolize passion, which is how it's used in Fuuta's first MV. Here though, that fire is recontextualized and symbolically represents how easy it is to start, but how quickly it gets out of control and how difficult it is to douse. The song is even called Backdraft, which is a firefighting term that means a secondary explosion caused by re-introducing oxygen to a fire too quickly, i.e., the fire that Fuuta started blowing up in his face. It's so clever and I'm here for it.
@darkartsninja2 жыл бұрын
The term "backdraft" also brilliantly alluded to Futa's crime. He started a fire (by calling out/harassing many people & a young girl). But, because the internet and social media is a volatile place, the fire/harassment quickly blazed out of control
@BasedApricot Жыл бұрын
“Canceling” in Japanese online community is called 炎上(flammed/caught of fire)
@facelessbrutality3710 Жыл бұрын
this is brilliant i love it
@kiranafiraa Жыл бұрын
Well, that backfires
@みんと-u2f3 ай бұрын
普通にランズベリー・アーサーさんの歌がうますぎる めっちゃ癖になる
@蓋が開かなかったうぇるち Жыл бұрын
0:29 ここの顔いかにも頑張って作ってる感じか非常にすき
@ranpo_edogawa2 жыл бұрын
THIS GOES SO HAND IN HAND WITH HIS VOICE DRAMA HOLY SHIT!? Much much much more than the previous ones. For those unaware, he views Es and us the same as him. All of us playing the judge and the jury much like how he used to with his online audience. What right do we have to condemn him at this point when we are essentially doing the same? We even voted Kotoko innocent even though they had the exact same philosophy as one another. I say vote him innocent this time. This video is much less about the crime he committed and much more about how he views himself, his guilt, and MILGRAM.
@FakeVenatus2 жыл бұрын
I agree. This song is less about what happened but how he views what happened and sees us. Such as just like the first trial, he didn't view what he was doing as hurting someone (it being a video game/spray painting a wall) but when he realized he hurt someone, he started to realize it was wrong. Then everyone started to turn on him and he tried to run away from it but was met with us- also judging him. He cannot escape ("Dodging seems impossible"). Even his lines in Undercover are "I am playing hide and seek from the sins I committed. You should all give up and shut up". Like he knows he messed up- in this trial he says one mess up and no more chances and begs for another chance. I don't know if he actually thinks he did wrong morally as he still downplays it a bit besides the one where someone dies, but he definitely knows he made a mistake of some kind and he just wants to bury it. Sorry for rambling.
@ranpo_edogawa2 жыл бұрын
@@FakeVenatus you're so correct on all of this. and you're right about him not fully understanding what he did, but still feeling guilty, because in the voice drama released before this, he explains that he wasn't the only one and asks why anyone else isn't being put on trial. in my opinion, he's right. yes he started it, but he clearly didn't finish it from what this video shows. nobody else who harassed the poor girl is getting prosecuted, only him. so he is right about milgram being unfair in a sense since it singled him out of a crowd basically.
@goingoverload60962 жыл бұрын
@@ranpo_edogawa Youre so right
@Desiree-92 жыл бұрын
I agree
@JVBVieira2 жыл бұрын
@@ranpo_edogawa I agree with you and I intend to vote for him innocent, but as you could see in the first trial, with the girl's case, he was the one who started the cyberbullying, he was the one who triggered the others to attack her
I think it’s interesting to note that Kotoko was voted innocent and Fuuta guilty, but if Kotoko were returned to her normal life she would absolutely kill again, and Fuuta wouldn’t. He clearly in both music videos never meant to be responsible for someone’s death in the first place. Kotoko is trying to convince us that she *should* be allowed to be a judge, Fuuta is trying to convince us that he fucked up and wants to repent, and that puts him at odds with Es
@fynnh54592 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I don't get it either. 1) If Futa really "only" is guilty of inciting someone to commit s*icide, that makes him the only (until now) Milgram prisoner who couldn't be found legally guilty in most people's countries. Even the a-thing is illegal in most places (which is sad to see). 2) He hasn't killed with his own hands. Kotoko did and that implied several things by doing so which all were confirmed: A bigger amount of conviction to her "cause" without thinking about the implications, a high probability of her doing so again and, most importantly, she proves to be a much bigger danger to the people around her. 3) We don't know what a second guilty vote could mean for a prisoner. Futa is held at a mysterious place with people who allow prisoners to kill each other. So nobody would be surprised if being found overall guilty means a death sentence, right? So overall everyone voting Futa guilty now is worse than every vigilante because they may sentence someone to death who *could not* be held legally responsible for what they did. And on a moral basis they might just have taken any chance to better themselves from Futa.
@Naynin2 жыл бұрын
I think the only reason people voted Kotoko innocent is the reason she murdered in the MV. She killed a child abductor, which is seen as something awesome and understandably so- meanwhile Futa was a Cyberbully. A reason many voted him guilty is probably because of that. Maybe they related to the victim in his case, which they couldn't for Kotokos "victim" It's fascinating nontheless, luckily many switch now and realize Futa is not really unredeemable.
@nocturne_interlude2 жыл бұрын
Kotoko didn't just kill an abuser, she did it on the spot before anything happened, which makes it a case of legitimate self-defence. And yes, even if she went too far, I think many would agree that they would rather have the man dead than have anything happen to the child (We can add that Kotoko seems to really hate herself if we pay attention to all the lyrics, and it was hard to totally blame her with that mixed with her vision of things if we didn't pay too much attention) And a lot of people were talking about voting Fuuta guilty once so he'd realize his mistake, which he admittedly already realized, but I guess at least we can be sure he won't do what Mu and Haruka did and suddenly think he didn't do anything wrong at all... The thing is, most of them already wanted to forgive Fuuta in the long run And while seeing Fuuta not being forgiven while Kotoko is is something that leaves me as annoyed as it does confused, one must remember that Fuuta was only the 3rd prisoner. Kotoko was the last I mean, when people judged Fuuta, they still didn't know about the next prisoners A lot of the votes from the first one were inconsistent because nobody knew where we were going I think their results will be reversed this time (Fuuta Innocent and Kotoko Guilty... Or I hope so, I don't want to see Fuuta destroyed, nor Kotoko beating anyone up again)
@Alya96732 жыл бұрын
And thats why i voted and talked to people to vote him "forgiven" but the people never listened, because were to focus to judge instead of listen the full point of view
@kayrinrin15412 жыл бұрын
i think this was because of a similar situation with amane. We weren't exactly shown that he regrets his actions, so the majority voted him guilty as a way of telling him what he did was wrong. this also happened with amane, who didn't think she did anything wrong. she was also voted guilty because of this. but it turns out es doesn't really tell them what we want to tell them, and just says they're either innocent or guilty. since we realized this i think many more people will find futa innocent. also, kotoko makes calculated decisions on who she kills, which convinced the viewers that she's not insane and knows what she's doing, and we don't see much bad about it either. Futa doesn't really do the same, and can't really control his actions due to the followers that will also jump in. i think this trial some things might change. futa will probably be more innocent while kotoko may end up guilty. i feel as though kotoko may lose her composure as she is being really ambitious with trying to also be a judge, physically punish the guilty, etc. the violence will probably mess her up.
ONE THING I NOTICED is that she looks like a witch. the boss that represented her in Bring it on looks like a witch-monster, the graffiti here looks like a cute chibi version of that boss. it has a black and purple hat, and the theme of this song is fire, getting burned and judged. it reminds me A LOT of burning down witches, shes desperate, the bg is red, everyone is "pointing their finger" at her. "shes guilty" even if she did nothing wrong
@FakeVenatus2 жыл бұрын
He also says FIRE of LIES
@spotifyyeah76372 жыл бұрын
woahh, you think this has to relate with the witch burning thing that went on in salem? people would be accused on being witches and would be BURNED alive. heh.
@bothersomeprince2 жыл бұрын
@@spotifyyeah7637 not only at salem, witch trials were popular in many european countries! but yeah i was thinking of that
@stan84792 жыл бұрын
There's a reason we call online harrassment like this witch hunting.
@fantage200122 жыл бұрын
Also the witch in his party in Bring It On vanishes after he causes the girl to kill herself
@takitakis22022 жыл бұрын
Futa Theory Thing From what I’m getting, Futa was an online Twitter user, who had a bit of social anxiety and no friends. The anxiety part is seen with the constant imagery of eyes and the no friends is seen in the first music video where he is scoffing at a friend group at an arcade. Since he was isolated, he focused on online activities. Futa had used his account to call out people for certain different things to feel acceptance. This is seen in the first music video where he calls out the older male for harassing a coworker. I assume that Futa calls people out and leaves it at that, however people online would continue to spread the “fire” and bash on others that he called out. Futa, not having been previously acknowledged or supported, would continue this as he feels as he is accepted. Futa would then finally reach the girl seen in the music video. Since he knew barely anything about her and feeling superior, Futa would call her out however it is likely that the online users would become more unstable and aggressive. The girl ends up offing herself and everyone tries to look for someone to blame it all on, and so they blame it on Futa. Futa feels really guilty and also hints at feeling suicidal in order to “atone” from his aggressions. Sorry if this doesn’t make any sense 😭 ^^
@liwikiwi60922 жыл бұрын
First of yeah i think your analysis checks out from my pov. Tho i think that bc of the realativ im personal nature of such only discourse he doesn’t rlly realise that the people ,he is attacking, are actually real so the graffiti represents the distance all of it carried until that girl killed herself where he then realised his actions have consequences in the real world i thought that slipped his mind with all subjects before. sry if this is just reiterating a point you made bc i didn’t understand or if it just plain stupid or not actually readable
@Nomarura2 жыл бұрын
I think the eyes are an allusion to his audio drama, where he describes hearing the voices of the fans and that he hates being watched and judged like this
@timorysimon5862 жыл бұрын
@@Nomarura ^^
@keebollan60402 жыл бұрын
I was just wondering if Fuuta may have been peer pressured into cyberbullying? Fuuta, being very lonely, confined to the online world where he was able to make "friends". His "friends' tell him to join them and the rest so and so explained by you. Also I see the heavy significance to charcoal. When you ignite charcoal, it gives out a lot of heat and energy before becoming ash. Being ash means he's being abandoned because he has now become useless? I have no idea where I am getting at
@halcyon.x2 жыл бұрын
@Keebo Llan No, I see what point you’re trying to make. I think to tie into what the OP said, Futa pointed things out and then when things blew over into harassment he felt “pressured” to join in (pun very much intended). So good eye catching that
guilty of having THE BEST SONGS IN THE WHOLE PROJECT MY GOD
@shiroyay2 жыл бұрын
SCREAMING THE ARTSTYLE HAS IMPROVED SO MUCH
@bloodyvillain86132 ай бұрын
Maybe because this is probably this is acutally in his reality now then it is in trial one which in the first music video it’s depicts of video game vibes
@ron62122 жыл бұрын
AAAAAA HE'S HERE HE'S HERE THE BAD BOY IS HERE!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I love how the way he sings "burn burn" shows his guilt near the end. The "burn burn" at 0:47 had an exclamation mark but the "burn burn" at 2:17 had a question mark.
@guard-tan42592 жыл бұрын
Oh wow, I completely overlooked that! Thanks for pointing that out!
How does this MV not have 1 million views yet this is the best Milgram song imo
@renrokku Жыл бұрын
FRR
@dirtydan5613 Жыл бұрын
It's getting there in 50k more views!!
@silentmidnightmoonlight6137 Жыл бұрын
955k now so close!!!!
@Desiree-9 Жыл бұрын
Agreed best song
@timorysimon586 Жыл бұрын
Maybe everyone just downloaded the song cause its that good
@chuuyanakahara309610 ай бұрын
What i think happened was that futa didn't actively participate in the bullying that much of the witch girl but instead instigated it. In bring it on we see Fuuta, useing something like twitter to dogpile on his respective target which is shown as "boss fights" in some sort if video game. Something of note is the health bars, hit points, lv, above it and what looks to be buttons in the corner two of which is typically some sort lf basic sword attack, healing and another one which changes (sorry i dont know how to explain that nay better) I find the fact that dark triad is above Fuuta's level. Google says the dark triad is "a trio of negative personality traits-narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy" i belive referring to particularly Narcissism as it could be how highly Fuuta thinks of himself. We can assume its not fuuta who instigated the first one as the account that posted the picture 0:58 is different form what im assuming is his account. In the first boss battle with Gretchbia we see the bottom button being highlighted before it moves to the sword button. The sword button is highlighted intill 3 hit points. After that it gose up one more hit point. So we can assume its mostly him doing the cyber bullying at this point. His level is also 21 at this point. After Gretchbia's defeat he's depicted with cartoonish cross on his head with bird going around it. we can assume the second boss rypirotes was the guy harassing the woman at around 1:40. He puts the poster on the board wnd At 2:03 we see that he took a picture of guy and the woman probably using it as evidence of this man's wrong doings After this we see him change his weapon from a dagger to a sword which could mean he's ramping up his bullying. Also the use fire if fun since it ties into the fact that he's one instigating the bullying and others are enabling and joining him only serving as fuel for him. His level is 117 a huge jump form 21 during the first boss fight and it starts off with him useing the button that sorta looks like a blood bag so we can assume its to heal. Since this isnt an actual boss fight and just online bullying im going to assume that he received some lashback for his actions. During this time it racks up 740 hit points without Fuuta himself doing much bringing him to a little over half health. After this we see him switch from his two attack options. The fight ends with 752 hits. We can see that rypirotes eyes are both crossed out this time which i guess could the the bullying ramping up At 2:50 we a irl futa with his game buttons and level albeit distorted standing in front on a creepy ass building. This could be him beginning to see his actions and real life as a game as he keeps getting satisfaction from being the "hero" We don't see what leads up to the third boss battle, just Fuuta putting the poster on the board and a warning. He might be slightly slef aware of the consequences of his actions but not enough to put it to rest. His level is 137 now and the boss is Killcheroy with her boss battle ending at 1024 hits and not once do any of the buttons in the corner light up and compared to the first two he's actually facing away from the boss. This time its less cartoonish with blood on Fuuta's face and it takes a moment for him to wipe his face and realise it's there. Its the first time there has been actually been real consciences for what he has done, the people who fueled his crusade dissappear of screen and we see him turn around looking up at something before the background gose to real life. We see him take out his phone and with the same pattern from 0:38 and 1:50. Then hes In his room in the dark huddled in a blanket watching his phone sweating chorus of the song playing. I think at this he him has befome the target having the same treatment being put onto him. Through out the boss fights Fuuta's level has gone up but i dont think it means levels in a video game sense as says drak triad above it. Google says the dark triad is "a trio of negative personality traits-narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy" i belive referring to particularly Narcissism as it could be how highly Fuuta thinks of himself. The jump between 21 and 117 is huge and I think in there we have the motivation for his actions. Fuuta had a poor opinion of himself so when he went on the cyberbully someone who apparently did something bad and he was made to feel like he was doing justice he felt good about it the others only added fuel to that hence why the huge gap. He thought he was a hero that he was "bringing justice to the world" by doing this. So wrapped up in himself he couldn't see the damage being done Now comes to backdraft. He's shown throughout this song walking down a corridor (or something) and ruining artwork of the bosses from bring it on. My though was that maybe the way he thought about theses people before has changed as rather he's shown destroying something here. The lyrics while hes destroying the artwork is "an Ever victorious-FIRE. Burn so high till it becomes ash." and by how it looks its mostly him alone doing it. After this its "why is the others innocent" and then we see him drawing a line over his own throat. I think think this as an acceptance of his guilty verdict. We see him running away form the eyes on the wall "pressure, pressure". Then he seems himself spraying Killcheroy's artwork which is in a chibi artstyle. I think that it maybe because of her age or whatever she did to receive the bullying. The we see Fuuta walk away after just one spray and walking away others coming in after him. I think the bullying may have extended to real life as they instead of continuing to vandalise the artwork or her online identity im assuming they she gets painted directly. She's wearing a school uniform so shes definitely younger than Fuuta. We see her burning up and crumbling and fuuta himself is now burning his hands turning a grey colour. I think it may be particularly his hands because he has blood on them. He's the reason she's dead and if anything to go lff wkth bring it on its possible people online were also telling him this dispite being just as at fault. "flames closing in are both sides losers" pretty much speaks to the fact that the people online are also bad people, not people wanting justice. Any way he running the grey spreading up his arms intill he falls over and es steps in front of him with their own can of spray paint with either the eyes of the prisoners or us the audience watching. I duno of this was that great or not. Sorry.
He used wanting to break the cycle as one of the reasons we should forgive him in the voice drama so it’ll be fine~ he’s totally not just saying whatever to make himself seem innocent…right? RIGHT???
@azaclex7765 Жыл бұрын
I hope Kotoko doesn’t lmfao Like an Eye for an Eye. Can’t wait to put her in her place
@kusosnek_8675 Жыл бұрын
I don't think Fuuta will attack Kotoko because he has stated that he's against violence
@akmarina4470 Жыл бұрын
@@kusosnek_8675 but he also tried to attack es in the interview lol
I am surprised Futa was voted “not forgiven”. He’s probably one of the only characters the first time around who directly or indirectly actually killed someone who seemed to know what he did, and that he was wrong. I hope he’s voted “forgiven” this time.
@bobtherock6532 жыл бұрын
He is definitly traumatized by his crime and now by the vote
@riotkitty2 жыл бұрын
@@bobtherock653yeah, tho tbh looking at the profiles, Michiru seems to have gotten the worst oh my lord
@novaakasha62172 жыл бұрын
because in the interrogations, he continues to affirm that he did nothing wrong. Internally he is remorseful, but he still refuses to accept his responsibility for it openly. Not to mention, he points out that for a single "mistake", he is being tried, which may imply that the person was innocent and he did not take the precaution to verify it, costing someone their life. In turn, forgiving him, can reaffirm his thought that he did nothing wrong, similar to what happened with Haruka, the "fear" of many, is that as an "authority" told him that he did nothing wrong, that regret disappears and he does not learn anything. Also, people hate cyberbullying and doxing.
@anangelsdiaries2 жыл бұрын
@@novaakasha6217 He clearly knew he was wrong tho, that reasoning breaks in my opinion when people like Haruka (despite how much of a banger his song was) were forgiven. Listened to the drama a while ago, so the details are not fresh in my mind anymore, but I remember that while I felt what he had went through was effed up he was the less worthy of forgiveness. And clearly from his most recent drama, being forgiven gave him confidence he shouldn't have had.
@novaakasha62172 жыл бұрын
@@anangelsdiaries Haruka was the first video we had, so people just judged him more than the law would. Everyone realized that Haruka clearly has some kind of autism spectrum, criminally speaking, he is unimputable. Certainly, in the audio drama, the capricious side of him is seen more at the end, but if you analyze it, this reaffirms more that he is a boy with a serious problem. If you add to that, that the video shows that he is a completely neglected child, and therefore, the blame lies more with the parents than with the "child", it makes it easier to forgive him. And going back to the topic, as I said, Haruka is an example of how to vote innocent, it doesn't reflect saying "As you regret, I forgive you" but "You didn't do anything wrong". Honestly, if Futa had been voted innocent, I wouldn't be surprised if he ended up as Kotoko's assistant. So it's a good thing he was guilty in the first trial. Likewise, Haruka will vote guilty now, to correct the mistake of TELLING him that he is innocent. Because he is, he just got it wrong and we have to level the balance of his mind, hopefully without breaking it in the process. And Futa, obviously he will be voted innocent, not because he is, but to give him a rest, it is seen that he is under a lot of "PRESSURE", and a little sympathy after that, let him reconsider on his own. Or that I hope, because if he does not admit his guilt at the end of this trial, they will vote him guilty again in the third without a doubt.
@ぺぺノペペンギ2 жыл бұрын
デジタルタトゥーをスプレー缶で表現するのすごい👏
@ShoujoISMs2 жыл бұрын
i do appreciate the voice dramas, but honestly i vote fully based on the MVs because of the way the dramas can be taken so easily at face value. futa may have been extremely hostile, making excuses to protect himself on the outside, but on the inside, he's truly suffering from that burning guilt. the guilt is so intense that he's refusing to come to terms with it outwardly in the drama cd, and because the MVs are more subconscious, we get to see how he REALLY feels without the constraints of hearing his reactions to someone who has antagonized him. it's not that i think his emotions in the drama were faked (they're definitely there with him and you can see a lot of what he says come through in the MV), but he's in such a panic/rush to defend himself even though he KNOWS what he did on the inside was absolutely terrible. to me, this is because he's working to come out of the denial stage of grief from having been the cause of that girl's death. and judging by the shot of him crossing through his neck, i assume he's coming into a more self aware and self loathing stage. as someone who has hurt someone in the past because i thought the situation was far less harmful than it really was, i understand what futa is going through. that guilt is absolutely immeasurable. being a good person who fucks up, who had staked their whole self worth on being a good person who DOESN'T fuck up, is horrifying. i've moved on from the situation, learning that what i did was wrong and that i've grown now, and i really hope futa gets to do the same. casting futa aside forever and not giving him a chance to be a better person is just what he did and shouldn't have done. he knows that much too. so why should we do so right back to him? those horrid emotions have already come back around to him on the wheel of karma. i say he's been through enough. all i wanted back when i felt what he's feeling now was for someone to tell me, "hey, you did a bad thing. but you aren't a bad person." he may be guilty, but i believe that he deserves forgiveness.
@luminousdelight50972 жыл бұрын
I cant even blame him for how he threatens Es in the VD, he feels genuinely cornered and doesnt know in any way how to get out of it. Also Es tends to be a pretty big douche
@Archeia2 жыл бұрын
This 100%
@ehiir26872 жыл бұрын
Absolutely agree. The guilt of your own action is always a crushing feeling. Im sorry you had to through this and sending love
@minoena Жыл бұрын
yup agreed
@theheterosexualstruggle Жыл бұрын
i read all of that, no regrets
@kahlishamartin21352 жыл бұрын
I’m so hyped for this one, especially since Futa was voted guilty. I thought that was weird since him and Kokoto did almost the same thing. I wonder if he will throw shade about that?
@lemonsideddice2 жыл бұрын
yeah i was thonking the same thing i wonder if we coted him innocent if he wouldve been like kotoko which is why i think we did good voting him guilty in case he were to do what kotoko did but im not sure
@minecraftcrab47072 жыл бұрын
I think the main difference lies in what caused it. Kokoto wanted to be loved, and in the process accidentally put too much pressure on someone. But Futa had been doing what he did for a long time before this, causing damage and only realizing it when he faced the consequences. [correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not the best at meanings.]
@rice91502 жыл бұрын
it could also be the deal kotoko made with es in the last trial that led her to an innocent outcome
@_Belphegore_2 жыл бұрын
@@minecraftcrab4707 im sorry for questioning your logic but, what do you mean she put too much pressure on somebody and wanted to be loved? she seemed pretty content with killing the wrongdoers, no hate i just need a bit more clarity.
@kj60532 жыл бұрын
@@minecraftcrab4707I think you mixed up Mahiru and Kotoko
@mikeholmes7021 Жыл бұрын
I love the idea that we’re doing exactly what the people online did to the girl, they shamed her until she killed herself and now we’re shaming him until he’s killed. We’re really the ones who are at fault, we’re just like the ones who didn’t forgive and let go of that girl.
@bloodyvillain86132 ай бұрын
It’s like we don’t care for the girl just want the sastified til it happens…wow we’re hypocrites
@luciana.99452 жыл бұрын
idk if this one is guilty or not but i think the prison should give him a reward for always having the most banging inner thoughts like damn
@eyracb25002 жыл бұрын
I already know the song and the vocals are going to be FIRE (pun intended) but I'm not gonna lie I'm scared I feel people fucked Fuuta up so bad when voting him guilty
@powergobrrrr2 жыл бұрын
RIGHT??? THEY OBVIOUSLY DIDN'T GET HIS INTENTIONS AND STUFF I don't wanna defend what he did cuz it was wrong but not the point where u should vote him guilty
@starrkow2 жыл бұрын
@@powergobrrrr It’s not about who’s guilty or not, it’s about if you forgive them or not.
@wtqw0qwqwfwffwfwfw_2 жыл бұрын
Can you explain what you mean by guilty? why is he guilty
@dARKaZURE2 жыл бұрын
I mean, his morality is a bit questionable (same with Kotoko lmao). He thought he was doing the right thing, and it got out of hand. He was the lead of cyberbullying and doxxing, thinking it was 'bringing justice.' I get that his intention is not bad, he was just too confident and not thoughtful enough. People who voted him unforgivable(/"guilty") probably thought the verdicts would tell him that, "No, that's not right." (same as Amane) but the MILGRAM system made it pretty extreme, along with Kotoko's doing. ((The verdicts influence the prisoners pretty... oddly, like, Haruka. He only got forgivable 1 out of 3 seasons and he's now thinking he didn't do anything wrong *at all* and we're all like oh boy that's not what we meant and how he should think about his murder.))
@saha-ub6oy2 жыл бұрын
@@powergobrrrr if you look at guility or not everyone is gulity , this about forgive or not
0:23 starting from there, the vocal really made a good job
@maimtubeTV2 жыл бұрын
As someone who's been on the same side of the internet as Futa was and recovered, I want to offer my unique perspective on Futa's mindset and experience. Firstly, I want to point out that in these spaces, everyone is usually just as much of a victim as they are an attacker. Nobody is acting out of pure malice, but rather the belief that they are actually doing the right thing and that if they don't judge and harass others, they're bad people. It's all born of insecurity, because it's a mindset that makes a promise to the victim that they will become a good person through a black and white and extremely simple to execute moral compass. The idea that not being this way makes you a bad person is what makes it so hard to escape. I'm not saying that Futa should be absolved of all guilt, because he's certainly still responsible for the part he played in what he did, but it's important to remember that these spaces target a specific type of person and reshape their minds in a way that's hard to reverse. They're very cult-like. One key thing that I think is relevant to this MV is that these spaces instill the idea that guilt of any kind means that someone is completely irredeemable, which is why I think Futa is so panicked after his guilty verdict. He is struggling to reckon with his guilt because he had that belief so strongly instilled in him. He has realized that this is exactly what he did to others, but since he's in this situation where there's so much pressure on him, he's unable to view his crimes in a way that doesn't outwardly demonize him. Because of this, he's still in a lot of denial, the same way he was at the beginning. I know some people theorized that having a taste of his own medicine would allow him to improve, but I think Milgram is hurting him more than it's helping him. The premise of Milgram, and this idea of a black and white "good" and "evil," redeemable and irredeemable, is ultimately what Futa's character criticizes and forces us to think about. As a survivor, I can say that he is a brilliantly compelling character, and really thoughtfully represents the struggles of someone who has been in one of these spaces. I can personally relate to him a lot, and I'm almost shocked at how successfully Milgram portrays a group that is so underrepresented. Ultimately, I think Futa should be voted innocent. If you have any questions about my experience or perspective on Futa's struggles, feel free to ask! Edit: Hi, so I just watched some of the voice dramas and refreshed my knowledge on Futa. I deleted and edited some of what I said before because I disagree with it now. I take back what I said about Futa being mature, he's definitely very immature, however I do feel he has a lot of potential for growth. He's very close to realizing he was wrong in the past through the realization that Milgram is wrong, but he's in denial. That is my renewed take on him now lol.
@maimtubeTV2 жыл бұрын
Here are a few lyrics that I feel represent how the way Futa feels as a result of Milgram parallels the way that victims of harassment within the community he was in felt. They also represent his internalization of the ideas he believed in the community. 1:44 "With just one mistake and I'm out of chances. Bless me, please, with one more chance" Reinforces the idea of Futa feeling irredeemable. I feel that the phrasing of the second line, "bless me, please" conveys the desperate feeling of wanting redemption and wanting to grow from your mistakes, but not being allowed room to do so, which is common when people get ostracized and harassed out of online communities. This doesn't apply much to Milgram, since the prisoners all have a chance for redemption, but it's how Futa feels within Milgram due to his past. 2:33 "There's no solace for my heart. Flames closing in, are both sides losers?" The line "there's no solace for my heart" shows how his guilty verdict causes him to further internalize the message of good and evil being black and white. Also, the line "flames closing in, are both sides losers?" represents the idea that nobody benefits from this, that it's pointless and hurtful to everyone involved. 2:54 "Alight, enmeshed, their eyes closing in. Dodging seems impossible." This part conveys how judgement and harassment within these communities is inescapable once you become a target. This one applies to Milgram because the entire point is to subject the prisoners to our unwavering judgement. We're essentially picking apart their every word and action, which is exactly what people do to victims of harassment. Also, the overarching idea of fire representing this judgement says a lot about it. Firstly, it symbolizes the intensity of it and the panic/fear that it causes. Secondly, it shows that it spreads. When one person calls someone out, it spreads to more people who continue to dogpile the person. It's obvious how this applies to harassment, but in the case of Milgram, I think it's talking about how our theories can spread and grow more prevalent, ultimately resulting in more people voting for a certain verdict. Lastly, fire leaves only ash. This shows that once someone is dogpiled like this, their internet presence becomes unsalvageable, nothing but ash.
@sleepy_swirls2 жыл бұрын
he's at nearly 80% in innocent votes, pretty sure his fate is solid unless somehow a bunch of futa haters spring up at the last minute.
@90selderichhorrors2 жыл бұрын
As someone who also went through something similar, I completely agree and I'm so happy that you managed to get out and recover from it
@NANA-ll8ly Жыл бұрын
I'd like to hear more about your experience, can I message you somewhere?
guys we should get backdraft to 1M views now that fuuta's innocent 😘
@akinenean Жыл бұрын
FR!! I‘m viewing his mv every day at least 40 times 🔥
@MrThukko Жыл бұрын
I'll help!
@firestar6302 Жыл бұрын
We're really close!!
@selsolos Жыл бұрын
WE DID IT YAAAAAA
@prok2276 Жыл бұрын
Hi, everyone Can somebody explain me, what this video about? Who is this guy, and what the meter with him? I'm in the first time on this channel and I can't understand all this things
@soudascribbles77872 жыл бұрын
Definitely innocent, he never meant to be responsible for anyone’s death
Other than theorizing whether Futa is guilty or not, I think it's more important for people to actually get the message from his story and learn from it. It doesn't matter whether someone deserves it or not, just be careful with what you say, think before you type, you don't know what kind of wildfire you might cause
@bloodyvillain86132 ай бұрын
I think fuuta is forgiven i mean bro clearly learn his lesson
Waahh, at 2:46 when he finishes that scream, the way his voice breaks and goes up in tone in desperation is so GOOD. So emotional. One of my favorite MILGRAM songs!!
@amathescreaming2 жыл бұрын
I absolutely cannot wait for this one! Not only because the art and song is amazing from what we've seen, but also because looking at the thumbnail, I feel that this might go the Haruka route (something is revealed/confirmed that makes the fandom go crazy) and if it does happen, i can't wait for the theories to come up! I also don't mind it going the yuno route though!
@GE-0530RN2 жыл бұрын
AMA HIII
@amathescreaming2 жыл бұрын
@@GE-0530RN HELLO LAPIN!!!
@namename.3.2 жыл бұрын
People seem to think that at 2:36, Futa is starting to burn due to his own guilt. But another perspective could be that it represents the bullying being turned towards Futa. At the end of his first trial song, people started to attack him for his involvement. So basically him turning into ash symbolizes him feeling the “heat” and attacks. Leading him to feel the same way as the girl did. I think it’s important to make the distinction because it doesn’t inherently mean he is feeling guilt because of his actions. He could just be feeling bad because of all the attacks. I’m not saying that he doesn’t feel guilty, it’s just good to look at all interpretations of the symbolism. I’m waiting to see the voice drama, as it might add some context. But I believe Futa still sees himself a victim of blame shifting and he is still trying to shift the blame. In this trial, it portrays the girl being bullied by multiple people, while in the first, he seemed to be attacking her alone with onlookers watching. So it’s hard to really tell just how much involvement he had and how much of the blame he should hold.
@bothersomeprince2 жыл бұрын
the involvement he had is understandable by the quantity of red spray he sprayed i think!
@kayrinrin15412 жыл бұрын
@@bothersomeprince yesyesyes i also noticed this. at first he was sprawing a lot of his own spray paint, but by the end its just a single line and then his followers did the rest of the damage. in the first mv i think he believed he should have had all the blame so that's what we were shown, but now we've found out that he mainly just "called them out" and then the followers went for it, judging by the little amount of spray paint. i also thought the fire represented the bullying being towards futa as did with the school girl.
@GiftedContractor2 жыл бұрын
@@bothersomeprince or the involvement he thinks/wants to believe he had
@kona2222 жыл бұрын
True but also before that he realised his wrongdoings already I get that he is still trying to shift the blame on others and stuff but it looks very obviously that deep down he knows he did something very wrong (like when the graffiti was spray painted over his expression was a very negative one)
@bothersomeprince2 жыл бұрын
@@kayrinrin1541 agreed, but someone pointed out that in bring it on he wasnt actually attacking her (?) if you look at the stats, while the stats of the others were changing cause they were actually attacking her or smth
@randomrock8718 Жыл бұрын
I like how at first it goes “Burn , Burn !” Then it switches up at the end with “burn, burn?”
Happy for Futa, Innocent this round! We relieved you from your worries and mental state, but please do not do anything that will trigger massive outrage… like what happened with Kotoko. All the best, Futa!
@CrunchyBananaBread2 жыл бұрын
I like how you can feel the panic and PRESSURE in his song
I feel like the creators of this project definitely used Fuuta as a “look at yourself in the mirror before you speak” moment. I showed up after his votings for the current trail and im so glad people voted him innocent because he’s right. If he’s guilty then we are. He had no intention to kill the girl. Infact much of what pushed her to it wasn’t him but everyone who took what he said and ran with it. We ran with this idea of “you have to know your wrong” which is the same exact sentiment he had and now look. He’s beat up, in constant pain and may never get to use his eye again (this is from the voice drama) i hope that during the final trail there can be some reconciliation between Es (us) and Fuuta because we had no right to say he’s guilty.