Quadeca's "I Didn't Mean to Haunt You" - A Masterpiece of Storytelling

[@Chewbockie]

Thread regarding potential causes of death: Can't believe I didn't go over this in the video, but it is almost certain the his method of suicide was carbon monoxide poisoning through his oven. As it is a reoccurring theme throughout the duration of the album. In Cassini's division (also somehow misspelled that in the video) we hear what sounds to either be Quadeca crying or choking. The crying could represent his fear as he approaches the static. The choking aspect is a reference to him choking on the carbon monoxide. Edit: There are actually many different causes possible. One could be a noose. In knots he references he fastened a belt and cut chords, which could be a noose cutting into his vocal chords. You can look through this thread as there are many other possible causes.

[@aceeightyxxi]

from the line “i popped a vein and made a wish” i always saw it as a cut

[@Chewbockie]

@@aceeightyxxi that honestly probably more accurate than carbon monoxide poisoning. Also could mean that it was a drug overdose as he popped a vein to insert a needle. Either way, I love how he’s able to tell such an interesting story while still leaving quite a bit up to the listener to figure out for them selves

[@aceeightyxxi]

@@Chewbockie yeah for sure

[@Swittch]

Nah i think it was carbon monoxide, cuz in "sorry4Dying" he says "left my body lying on the doormatt, turned away decided not to go back" im not an expert but i think ur body wond be on the floor if u hung from a noose. maybe he was trynna leave the house and died on the doormatt. and then in "Picking Up Hands" he says "flipped the placematt around, tried to call, but the dog runs away from me now" furthere mentioning that he died on the doormatt on the floor. i dunno tho

[@Chewbockie]

@@Swittch yeah carbon monoxide is definitely the cause of death in my picture. Has the most evidence out of any cause as far as I’m aware

[@Lookabovethis]

Hey, about "Born Yesterday" when he said something about her throwing out the candles and her wondering why, it's because he's blowing out the candles and the mom thinks the candles are broken since the fire to her seems to vanish for no reason, so she throws them out. (I don't know if you will see this, but I hope you learned something new)

[@duplicatespark1715]

I find it a lot more fun and impressive when people do videos like this, and I am glad to say that even though I know very little about Quadeca, I thoroughly enjoyed this! I really like these kinds of analysies and I can tell you put a lot of heart into this. It might sound silly but I can feel the emotion you really put into this (Trust me I am working on my own type of big video essay on something else and it takes A LOT of time and energy so it know the struggles lol). It's awesome that you found something you were able to put this level of heart into, and I'm seriously happy for you. Nice Work!

[@novray8995]

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[@ItIsLuna]

this video is incredible, i’ve been waiting for a video essay this well researched and well explained about this album. thanks for making this!

[@thelad5775]

Great job with this video. Though I don’t have much background knowledge about this genre of music, your analysis of the album captivated my interest. Nice to see your new channel direction. Thanks for sharing + hope you’re having fun with college.

[@pookalicious6215]

honestly ive only seen quonka from hivemind so this is really interesting

[@Chewbockie]

Finally, there’s someone else I know who watches hive mind

[@isaaccalalang7832]

Best album of 2022 easily

[@natividadtorres2864]

Volcanic Bird Enemy and the Voiced Concern is a cool album if you haven’t checked it out

[@Chewbockie]

I’ll be sure to check it out! I’m always looking for new stuff to listen to

[@Organico0]

This video is amazing thank you for bringing us a full deep dive🔥

[@norolio]

nice i really liked this analysis, probably the best one out there by far.

[@kaztix]

chewbockie KNOWS WHATS UP

[@shaumanov5557]

Perhaps you could do "Livin Like A Dictator" by shauma nov next? :)

[@Chewbockie]

👀👀

[@cherti]

"A Storytelling Masterpiece" or "A Masterclass in Storytelling" would work better than "A Masterpiece of Storytelling".

[@swordgamezolan]

ken carsons - a great chaos next?

[@dreamurzz1361]

Fact

[@swordgamezolan]

@@dreamurzz1361 thank you for the support dreamurzz

[@ricardobernardofardo7397]

What do you think the circle that is referenced and shown in the music videos mean? He also talked about it in a scrapped IDMTHY song called "not ready for heaven".

[@Chewbockie]

That’s definitely an interesting aspect of the album that I failed to touch on in this video. In my opinion the most likely symbolism of it is the classic light at the end of the tunnel that’s talked about in death. He could be attempting to get away from it though as it’s clear he didn’t seem ready for it after he died. An interesting theory I’ve seen from others I believe on the Quadeca Reddit is that it could also symbolize looking through a keyhole back into his old life in tell me a joke. I think both can be possible at the same time and I’m glad you brought it up, as it’s another small detail that can add a lot to the overall story.

[@kieran3473]

carti better

[@Chewbockie]