Rock Singer Reacts - The Warning - Dust To Dust Live At Teatro Metropolitan CDMX

[@mikecameron2327]

YES! Phil's back with another "The Warning" track. Thank you! Please don't listen to anyone telling you to change the way you do your reaction/ analysis videos! We need more knowledgeable and intelligent reactors, not less! Love these videos, man!

[@jc-aguilar]

Yes!! This!!! Please don’t change, your reactions are so good.

[@PhilZero]

Thank you! I’m trying to find a sweet spot where I can share some (at least, what I think are,) cool technical tidbits about the music, but without it sounding like a classroom lecture 😂. So I thought combining my music-nerd-ness with the spontaneity of a “first time hearing” reaction could be a fun and engaging mix 🤠🤟💜⚠️

[@franMuzak]

Agree ! One of the reasons I liked his channel and the reaction to Z was because of the deeper analysis he gives to the performances. Keep it up Phil ! You’re doing great!

[@gerardogonzalez-hj2my]

I concur change nothing

[@SDsailor7]

@@gerardogonzalez-hj2my Same here, leave it alone.

[@juannr4716]

this is not a reaction, it is a master class analysis. Thank you.

[@PhilZero]

Wow, thank you so much! I’m trying to make it a bit more interesting than just me bobbing along to the song, but also not turning it into like a classroom music lesson 😂🤟

[@the0ne809]

@@PhilZero I think you hit the happy medium lmaooo

[@Double_J_48629]

@@the0ne809 agreed

[@Astro-Markus]

Right. Although I've watched dozens of reactions, I still learned something new. Fantastic! Phil, keep PAUsing!

[@arqbriyith]

I completely agree!! I’ve been a huge fan of rock since the 80’s and with these videos I’m learning now all the theory about it…it’s never too late.

[@jasonremy1627]

By the way, the bass groove was written first. By Ale. At like age 12. They've all been amazing writers since they were kids.

[@richr6249]

Ale is their secret weapon.

[@curtellingboe2949]

Ale is listed first for writing credits because her base line was the inspiration for for the song.

[@americanswan]

@curtellingboe2949 Typically, credits are alphabetical.

[@francesconotaro7091]

​@@americanswan On this album's booklet they aren't. They are in order of main contribution for each song. The only one where Ale is first is D2D. Source: I have the vinyl.

[@elah1023]

@@richr6249 No, She`s not. Everyone knows who She is and how great contribution She brings to the table. She is definetely powerful weapon, but not a secret one. ;) I believe among TWA She has every possible recognition She deserves.

[@clupus63]

I think Evolve at the 2023 VMAs should be next.

[@mauriciogonzalez6168]

Definitivamente.

[@justinsleeper3734]

Agreed. That performance was next level, even for them.

[@srhatfield]

Yes... Evolve at the VMAs should be next because there is SO MUCH going on in that performance. The Warning absolutely knocked it out of the park!

[@TheNovoNoob]

This.

[@juanklizcano2200]

Pau!!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘❤️🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Chad_Sandridge75]

Ale is a machine! Its not as easy as people think to play the riff like that for so long without a flaw, tempo, or dynamic change. Ale sounds like its on a loop.

[@augustlovesmusic]

I've tried to learn that song on bass and I suddenly realize just how hard what she's doing is😭

[@TheUnderdogDe]

When you hear both of them belting out you should remember that they are in Mexico City with an elevation of 7,350 ft. 😆

[@curtellingboe2949]

Performing this live always pushed Pau to her limits especially her exertion through the breakdown and then singing when nearly out of breath at high altitude. This performance is amazing when compared to the premier performance four years earlier, which at age 16 was amazing.

[@mondobyondo4425]

I've heard that Pau trains by singing while running on a treadmill 😯 I'm starting to believe that. To maintain that singing while bashing her kit is just mind-blowing!

[@astrogatorjones]

I totally appreciate a classically trained musician spotting the technical intentionality of what they do. When I try to explain to people it just…

[@Biomirth]

crickets? or, might we say, an insectoid aria? Una Coda Insectoida?

[@astrogatorjones]

@@Biomirth Exactly. Those are the words I was looking for. :D

[@PhilZero]

You and I both. That’s why I started this channel. No one else cared about what I had to say 🤣

[@TeemarkConvair]

@@PhilZero well you've FOUND it NOW

[@PhilZero]

TRUUUU

[@patriziosailor]

Yeah, that face at 11:50, ahhh, it takes me back to the first time I got punched in the face by this song. Ale is often said to be the thunder, Danny the lightning, and Pau the storm.

[@Zepherian]

Makes sense, Paulina is the usually the first to let her eyes rain...

[@PhilZero]

I had no words. Brain overloaded and needed to buffer

[@jodylivengood4061]

Ale reminds me of Joe Perry from Aerosmith. Really really really ridiculously good looking bu doesn't say much. Unlike Aerosmith though Dany and Pau are also really really really ridiculously good looking. Dany's aggressive and growly voice gives me chills. Paulina's is more soothing. You would think it would be the other way around by the way they play their instruments.

[@CraigCholar]

The laziest reacters are those who just do trivial "hey, great song, and look how cool they look" reviews to attract an act's fanbase for clicks. Phil works hard on his reviews, and I thank him for that.

[@PhilZero]

Thank you!! I’m glad my style resonates with you 🤟⚠️

[@KapalielaGabiringa]

​@@PhilZero I learn a lot from your meticulous analysis. Good job!

[@PhilZero]

@@KapalielaGabiringa thank you! 💜🤘

[@stephanebouchard9197]

So refreshing and unfortunately rare to have a reactor with a strong musical background that can point out some interesting pointers. Keep them coming. And thank for the sharing. Don't forget to like and subscribe to The Warning vids ;) like I do for your chanel!

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU!! I’m definitely subbed to them! I just sign out of my account when I’m filming my reaction videos for privacy purposes 🤠🤟

[@renemonroy214]

If you want to watch Pau singing again but with even more difficult notes, checkout the song “23” at the same concert Metropolitan Theatre. That whole concert is practically perfect with all songs, it’s insane.

[@MrJest2]

It is indeed impressive. I schlorped off the audio tracks and installed them on my car stereo system. If they ever release an official version for sale, I'll buy it - but for the moment it's the best I can do as far as a "live album".

[@SDsailor7]

One of her best performances.

[@jodylivengood4061]

That concert is 1 hour and 45 minutes of pure awesome.

[@CArturoGamez]

23 live in the metropolitan

[@DiZastur]

Agreed, that concert is better than most studio quality recordings. Best quality sound I've heard in my 60 years here, love this band.

[@jasonremy1627]

One of their masterpieces! Really, everything from this concert is amazing. Check out anything from the Teatro Metropólitan show. They are all great. Really, look for anything with an interesting title. Or a cool thumbnail. If it's from this concert, it will be amazing. Also, pause away. Love hearing your thoughts.

[@ManicSloth24]

Great reaction, nice analysis. Evolve at the MTV VMAs is incredible, possibly their greatest performance. Thank you

[@elgonwilliams7624]

Pau practices singing while she is working out on a treadmill. She has done that since she was very young, so her breath control and stamina is amazing. She can play drum fills while singing. How many drummer can do that? How many would want to?

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

Not only that, but you can't hear ANY deflection in her voice that would be caused by the motion of playing drums. I've seen A LOT of legendary drummers singing lead live, and have NEVER seen ANY of them pull it off as consistently as Pau does. She's a force of nature!

[@KansaSCaymanS]

Ignore the jerks who complain about you pausing too much. Most of TWA appreciate reactors with musical expertise who take the time to breakdown and analyze the songs. Really enjoyed your reaction. You won’t go wrong picking any song from this same show, but you might also want to check out two of their most recent releases: Hell You Call a Dream live from Pepsi Center CDMX or Automatic Sun official MV (studio track with concert video). 👍😎

[@northof4912]

I concur! On all counts!

[@PhilZero]

Thank you! It’s just confusing why they’re watching reaction videos if they just wanna hear the song 😂😂

[@robertkrawitz8237]

​@@PhilZeroSome people do want to listen to song followed by the reactor gushing over it. I greatly prefer your analytic approach. We tend to be a musically sophisticated crowd and there are a lot of musicians among the top ranks of The Warning Army.

[@thontor]

Here's a couple options. If you want to stay with their newer stuff they just recently released a couple videos with studio recordings "Automatic Sun" and "Que Mas Quieres" (the drummer Pau came up with the idea for this video, wrote the screenplay and co-directed it.) If you want to stick to live you should check out their live performance at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards. They performed 'More' (which was their newest single at the time) and 'Evolve' Both are great but that 'Evolve' performance is unbelievable. Or more recently there is a video of a live performance of “Hell You Call A Dream” Or, you could go back and see how they started out. The video that put them on the map, so to speak, was their cover of Enter Sandman in 2014 when they were 14, 12, and 9. They posted it on youtube to share their grandparents since the file was too big to email and it ended up going viral and has over 25 million views now. They do have live videos of them playing that are even older than that. If you want to continue watching them grow you could check out their two TEDx talks. Their first one from 2016 (Titled "Young Girls Love to Rock." when they were 15, 13, and 11) did so well for TEDx they were invited back the next year (Titled "You've been warned!") If you do react to the TEDx talks, make sure to not skip over the speaking parts. TWA loves to see reactions to the whole talk.

[@SDsailor7]

Yes i concur with your statement.

[@tristanwelsh2282]

Dude, you get it. They're very special. You earned a sub, I want to see you go down this rabbit hole. Want more Pau? Try "23" or "Disciple" from the same concert.

[@doubler8684]

Revenant also!

[@gabrielalbertocastillomarq6120]

"Dust to dust" is the prologue of their second album "Queen Of The Murder Scene", a concept album divided in 4 chapters about a young woman who descends in to madness and murder. The Lunario Concert (2018) was the presentation of the finished album and you can react to the concert. Some song were still performed in Teatro Metropolitan concert (2022)

[@americanswan]

How's this for some context. Lunario is a "small" venue they played in 2018. They played the whole QOTMS album in order there. If you walk a very short distance out of Lunario, like down a hallway, and open a side door, you'd be looking into the empty Auditorium National, which holds 10,000. The Warning while touring Europe in April 2024 sold out the Auditorium National in less than 2 hours a few days ago. The concert is for February 2025. 10 months away. I can imagine these three little girls in 2018 knowing right over there is a 10k venue they want to play in.

[@Indo1030]

@@americanswan…after they open for Muse a few times!

[@americanswan]

@@Indo1030 What?

[@TeemarkConvair]

@@Indo1030 and tour the WORLD a few times!!

[@gasparole]

QOTMS Should be turned into a Broadway musical.

[@alejandrovillela2400]

TWA comes through every time and we love your knowledge and insight. This whole concert is amazing. Keep pausing all you need, I'm here for it.

[@aldomacias361]

Yes, that's the point of a reaction !

[@pdxgrl1]

Agreed!

[@stephencampanella9896]

Hey Phil! Do we love your Warning reactions? Well, psych… yes, we do. You bring so much color and depth to their songs. It’s a pleasure to hear a reactor that actually knows how to dissect and breakdown their compositions. Thank you for noticing the details of their music. You rock!!

[@PhilZero]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m so glad my style is resonating with you all! 💜⚠️🤟🤠

[@TeemarkConvair]

totally!!

[@androdenkraum7034]

Their music is so deep and well done and Phil is getting that.

[@devynbarat7777]

All of this. I hate when people say they write simple non-technical songs. They may sound straight-forward, but they have so much thought and intent put into them.

[@briggsy5893]

Honestly, you just can't go wrong with any of their songs. Everything from this concert is absolute fire. Honestly, I think their best live performance to date was Evolve at the 2023 MTV VMAs. Dust to Dust is the prologue to their 2018 concept album called Queen of the Murder Scene. If you really want to dive into that particular rabbit hole, i would suggest their concert in 2018 at Lunario CDMX. And it's always mind blowing when you stop and think at that 2018 concert they were 18, 16, and 13 years old. Don't forget they also have new music coming out and their 4th album drops on June 28th. I trust you'll get to all of it eventually.

[@krash66]

Hey Phil! This song has a very Middle Eastern chord progression and rhythm. The music makes me feel like I am riding a camel in a caravan across the desert. This song is the first track and Prolog into their second album, "Queen of the Murder Scene", and is set at a funeral. The lyrics basically invite you in to hear a story. The spoken Spanish in the bridge is Rudy, their manager, playing the part of "The Preacher" at the funeral. The album tells a story of a girl with a crush, that turns into obsession, Stalking and... you will have to listen to it, to learn more. And do the LIVE versions from Lunario to see the show!

[@alfredobaraccomiller6257]

I don´t care if you pause it a lot, you teach us a lot of hidden things.

[@RandyTWA]

The deeper you dive the better it gets!

[@TeemarkConvair]

,,and thats the truth.....

[@cranberrieslopez2593]

Word!

[@somedude5414]

Can confirm.

[@ralphsims3101]

Im 70 years old and they are now my favorite band. Their harmonies are great as well. Listen to evolve on MTV awards.

[@VebastionSettel]

Since I'm (im)patiently waiting for the next reaction I'll chime in here to join the chorus thanking you for a real reaction to The Warning. I love hearing someone that can both enjoy the music and nerd out over why it's working. I have barely any technical musical knowledge but felt that you did an awesome job communicating your thoughts. Gotta agree with everyone saying that this entire concert is worth a listen/reaction, but to add something new to the recommendations I'll mention the song When I'm Alone. Dany wrote it by herself (a very rare thing) and I'm sure you'll get the backstory on it from TWA. This song is in the Teatro Metropolitan concert and I love their crafting of the performance, everything including the lighting cues. But, there's another version of the song that I think is worth a listen. They also performed in their home town of Monterrey and Dany played a solo acoustic version of it and had a really incredible moment with the crowd. If you do ever get to that song I'd beg for both version to be covered.

[@PhilZero]

Thank you so much for your kind words! There’s definitely more coming. I had to get a new computer to keep it going. Super excited to check out more! 💜🤠🤟

[@roywall8169]

Go with Disciple from this same show, if you want another dual vocal performance. If you are looking for a face melter, then either Ugh or Evolve. If Evolve, check out the MTV VMA performance. If you want to see their true diversity, they have an acoustic ballad called Revenant. They performed it at this same show. Whatever you choose, we will be here for it.

[@paulf4650]

I'm really enjoying your reactions and they provide me with a new perspective that gives me an even greater appreciation of what they do. I agree with others who will or have said that you should listen to this entire concert. Every song is amazing! That said, they've dropped 5 singles from their upcoming album Keep Me Fed and I'd check out those too. More (live at the MTV VMA's), S!CK (OMV), Hell You Call a Dream (live at the Pepsi Center), Que Mas Quieres (their 3rd Spanish song, OMV) and Automatic Sun (live concert video with the studio recording audio). Keep on rocking and you've been warned!!

[@DadQuixote7]

Phil thank you!!! You actually really GET IT!!! When I heard Dust to Dust for the first time I was absolutely floored and I had to double check which album it was from and I was floored again to learn their ages when they wrote and recorded it. QOTMS is an album of non stop bangers. I really think you ought to check out Automatic Sun for something brand new or Martirio or Choke both live from Teatro Metropolitan are great. Animosity live from Teatro Metropolitan is also absolutely amazing. You can't really go wrong with the Teatro Metropolitan concert. Oh you HAVE to react to UGH and Queen of the Murder Scene and Dull knives and DISCIPLE. DISCIPLE you have to do next.😅🤟🤟🤟

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU! AHHH SO MUCH TO CHOOSE FROM 😂⚠️🤠🤟

[@elah1023]

"Dust to dust" was first TW song I ever heard. Instant fan mode.

[@Ieeho98]

Nice Reaction! One of the first things we all say after discovering The Warning is, "Why have I never heard of this band?" and the second is usually something like, "Do they ever write a bad song?" Watch the video with these 3 talking about how they got started at such a young age and you can get to know them better (about 20 minutes). "The Warning Tidal Rising"

[@halteros]

You gonna lost it when u hear Pau sing in the song “23” . So beautiful… I hope u react to that song later, one of the favorites frome The Warning Army

[@envaleorex7361]

Phil, your analysis is great. I'm looking for more than just some half baked comments. I'm 70 years old, a bass player and I have an undergrad degree in music. Recently I have joined the Warning Army. I guess I'm some sort of senior member or something like that. They are hands down the best band I have heard in many years. I listen to many genres of music including classical and jazz. I think you have to go back to the rock bands of my younger years to find comparisons. Cream, Rush, the Police and others. They have the energy, the technical talent and the creativity to be in that league. Maybe even the Beatles. WE shall see. I expect more great things. They are a gift to humanity.

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

It's amazing how many of us are in the over-50 age range, but what's even more amazing is the younger fans are fine with it. Years ago, I was a big fan of a certain Canadian indie duo (also sisters), and the fan base wasn't too keen on older fans, despite the Quinn twins being closer to my age than theirs at the time. With The Warning, you're only required to have a pulse, and even that may be optional!

[@envaleorex7361]

@@TheREALJosephTurner Ha, pretty funny - the pulse comment. Well, I think I've still got one - last time I checked. But really this band is something unusual. They are emerging organically (without corporate involvement). They are super talented on their instruments. But maybe more important they are very very creative. One thing I'd say: They have awareness of more complex harmonic structures under melodies, but they tend to still fall back on a fairly block type form. I think they will get more sophisticated in their structure as they continue. I actually hear some prog rock in them. The other thing is Ale - I think she will begin to write more complex lines and hopefully sing. She's great - truly, but still a baby musician. The problem is that she's got to deal with these two extreme extroverts who are both great singers. She has to literally find her own voice in her own more reserved way, and somehow fit that into the list. But yeh, they do seem to be alright with old boomers. Maybe this will somehow save the world!!

[@xxwookey]

@@envaleorex7361 I do think it must have been a little strange in their early years to have so many fans who were frankly 'old blokes' (fascinated by this band). I wonder what that felt like from their end. I guess a young band will always have at least some fans older than them, but this seemed a fairly extreme case. It could have been creepy, but pretty-much everyone seems to have been very respectful. OK 50-something isn't actually that old any more, but it seems it to teenagers, who think 23 is old :-) I never went to any gigs, so I don't know what the in-person age/gender-profile looks like. Probably a lot younger than the youtube comments section. :-)

[@PeterMinoz-px3kx]

I am 73, soon to be 74 and I love The Warning..best band in years...no decades.

[@TimberWolf762]

All 3 sisters have done a gear video, available on TW's channel.

[@SO.CAL-D.Edwards]

Very nice.. I'm part of The Warning Army I'm not "insane" "I'm CRAZY" 🤪 ALE (the bassist) created this groove when she was 11yrs old showed the sisters and Dust to Dust was born..and they're all brilliant.. 🤘🎶✌️

[@andyschnell58]

"These girls don't miss". Truer words have never been spoken.

[@nico3641]

Phil. You have no idea what just happened. Your life will not be the same going forward after discovering The Warning.

[@samsonjpedroza]

WELL SAID ! SO TRUE FOR ME ... I LOVE THESE GIRLS AND THEIR MUSIC AND I'M ONLY THREE MONTHS IN !

[@srhatfield]

Hey Phil, I rewatched their Dust to Dust video and noticed something really freaking cool. When Pau first starts singing, she's playing the drums normally, but if you look closely, you can see that she is playing with just her right hand while she is reaching around her back to adjust the mix in her IEMs... while she is singing... and playing the drums with one hand. She's not human!

[@jmgpptt]

Fantastic analysis. Anything in this concert is gold, but a new cool one is "Hell you call a dream" @Pepsi Center.

[@jeffreyjameson5510]

Literally, any song from this concert that you’ve done the first two reactions from. There is not a bad song.

[@kennethhanson560]

12 years of greatness on their official channel.

[@randymarple9830]

Yep. These girls are a rare gift. At this concert Dany was 22. Pau was 20. And Ale was 17. Great reaction!!

[@larryday9455]

Great reaction. They all can sing. All their voices are different, but put them all together, and the harmonies are spectacular.

[@PhilZero]

100% agree

[@robertlloyd-jones9601]

And just to add to the songwriting brilliance, Ale wrote this song at the age of 13

[@Kodiak660]

AUTOMATIC SUN! It's the latest. Video is live concert, audio is studio. It's an amazing piece of art and well worth the watch.

[@ignaciogutierrez754]

53 years old, this girl's are amazing. My favorite band.

[@aldomacias361]

You're awesome Phil, thank you for continuing this journey. You won't regret it, and yes, TWA is crazy !😁

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU!! TWA IS BONKERS. IN THE BEST WAY ⚠️🤟🤠💜

[@BryceKatz]

Ale is an incredibly bassist. For a little bass fun, pop over to the full video for the Luario concert (where they basically debuted their 2nd album, Queen of the Murder Scene). Right before the concert proper starts, as the lights slowly fade up, a 13 year old Ale plays a 30-second improvised bass line that's freaking amazing ... then proceeds to grab the entire crowd by the throat. You don't see this in the song-by-song edits of the Lunario concert, but it starts at 12:27 in the full, unedited footage (which is also available on The Warning's channel).

[@elah1023]

This moment is pretty amazing.

[@Dream-kp7bf]

The warning fandom is gonna grow.... I like rock but here and there but I felt as if I became a hugeeee fan the same day I discovered them lol I listened as many songs as I could the first day. And I'm not Mexican but as a Latina I'm happy and proud and the fact that they still have songs in Spanish is amazing.

[@DanDuke]

Pau has incredible talent. Songwriting, instruments, vocals and has now co-directed their latest video. She's unstoppable. Dany's vocals are also incredible as you'll soon see. All three are skilled singers. They have no bad songs and you'll enjoy whatever you listen to. That's what makes them such a great band.

[@somedude5414]

Seen Rush live. Seen The Warning live. Life is good.

[@RamonRodriguez-wp2wk]

In a nutshell: watch and listen to everything From the vid of dany and pau playing piano together, pau at 10 playing drums and the vid of dany playing sax at a school christmas celebration:All pre Warning Then watch all their first covers when they were all under 18 Then listen to all their original in studio songs Then theres millions of hours of concerts 😅

[@JDHood]

Love your reactions -- they are more attentive to detail than most others I've seen. If you ever get around to reacting the "Queen of the Murder Scene" album, I've always thought it would be cool to go into the lyrics along with the other elements -- considering that it was a concept album they came up with when they were pre-teens to mid-teens (impressive on it's on)! That whole album, in order, could be a mini-movie or a "rock opera".

[@PhilZero]

Thank you! That’s actually a great idea. I always get so swept away by their voices and instruments, but I’ll definitely try to incorporate some lyric analysis as well! Thanks for the suggestion! 🤠🤟

[@JDHood]

@@PhilZero And to be sure, I was thinking mostly about how young they were when they wrote those lyrics. I cringe when I think of myself when I was that age and realize how incompetent I was at most anything, much less attempting a concept album. It's just impressive AF.

[@sergioheto]

This is how a reaction should be made. It is greatly appreciated.

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU! 💜⚠️🤠🤟

[@The3dikson]

If you follow this concert in sequence, you will be very pleasantly surprised. It is one of their professionally recorded concerts, great sound and brilliant staging of the girls. In addition, they take some songs from their previous albums, there is no loss with this spectacular concert!

[@MrJest2]

It's kind of interesting - Paulina is the "middle" sister; younger than Dany and older than Ale (they are all roughly two years apart). For several years as they all were in their pre-teen and teen ages, Pau was the "deeper" vocal register - including when they wrote this piece back in 2016 or so. So their vocal combinations were written with this dynamic in mind. However, since Ale had a couple growth spurts that now make her significantly taller than her older sisters, she has in more modern songs tended to take the lower vocal registers. But "Dust to Dust" deliberately made use of Pau's more smoky vocal registers to give the tune a vaguely creepy "funeral" tone in fitting with the storyline, of which this is merely the prelude.

[@OldheadBoomer]

Loving it, Phil. Great video. As for what's next? If you want heavy, "Disciple" from the same concert... in fact, all these recommendations are from the Full Concert Live at "Teatro Metropólitan" (CDMX). If you want Pau's best vocal performance, an acoustic song called, "Revenant". Punky hard rock crossover with killer lyrics? "Animosity". Hard, driving old school rock? "Money" or "Kool Aid Kids"... any song from the Teatro Metropólitan show is worth a listen. The opus from a concept album? "Queen of the Murder Scene"... dude, the rabbit hole is deep. Enjoy.

[@amb3466]

Excellent reaction

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU! 💜⚠️🤟🤠

[@transdutormusic]

They seem warriors playing that song!

[@cmilde]

Finally a music expert who reacts to the warning, who is able to analyze the quality . Thanks. Next: Evolve (live on the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards)

[@PhilZero]

Thank you!!!! Evolve seems to be the most requested so that might just be it! 💜⚠️🤠🤟

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

@@PhilZero My advice would be to do a two-in one video of the MTV VMA set ('More' and 'Evolve'). Two main reasons why- First, when 'More' starts, less than a half-dozen people in that crowd even knew who The Warning were. You get to see them win the crowd over, then melt their faces off with 'Evolve.' Second- the real gem in my opinion- is you get to see how dynamic Ale is when singing backup. She goes high on 'More,' and then low on 'Evolve.' I always recommend the pair of videos for these reasons!

[@wpmills1]

I watch a lot of reactions, and I rarely make it all the way through a video... your channel may be my new favorite, totally awesome, thanks for doing The Warning!! Looking forward to seeing what you think of their other songs! So many... most curious about Hell You Call a Dream now, Live at Pepsi Center. As a hobbyist guitar player and singer, it is super cool to hear your takes on the music, they're insightful and refreshing. Other favorites of mine include Animosity, Automatic Sun, Error, Martirio, Evolve, Choke, Dull Knives, Ugh, ah damn, I kind of like them all.

[@PhilZero]

Wow thanks for the kind words! I definitely have a lot of homework to do! 😂💜⚠️🤠

[@gregjetnikoff7124]

Ale ( bassist/Thunder queen) is the reason TW sounds so full, is she really often acts as bass and a sort of rythym guitar.

[@FunEcar]

Great reaction. This and Z were the first two songs I ever heard by them live opening up for Halestorm and I was sold. The next song yo should probably check out are "Evolve" from the MTV Video Awards or "Hell You Call A Dream" Live from the Pepsi Center CDMX.

[@djfuentes74]

And that’s how you make an excellent reaction/analysis of a song from The Warning.

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU!! 💜⚠️🤠🤟

[@bodenmaddoxmain]

Great reaction. I am considering you the male Rock version of Elizabeth from The Charismatic Voice. Your analysis is excellent. As far as next song, I highly recommend EVOLVE Live from the 2023 MTV VMA Awards. That performance should sufficiently blow your mind. 😀🤘

[@dark.cheshire.1065]

YES! This is exactly what I was thinking. She pauses often as well to give insights on the vocal techniques used in her song reactions. Phil Zero, you keep doing it your way. 🤘 High praise to be compared to such a popular, well-respected, and loved reactor. 👍

[@PhilZero]

Thank you both! 🤟🤠⚠️💜 I’m glad my style resonates with you. Some people like it, some people apparently don’t. But that’s cool too. How boring would it be if all reaction channels were the same

[@1nonlyrawbert]

Evolve, Automatic Sun, or Que Mas Quieres. But if you want more Pau, check out 23, Revenant, Disciple, or Survive

[@kdawg3922]

You haven’t seen this kind of vicious loyalty cuz there hasn’t been a real f’n band to root for!!!!

[@MusicLover-TW]

Dude love your reaction to the warning, learning a lot o never notice before❤🤘🔥

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU! 💜⚠️🤟🤠

[@williamburkholder769]

Bear in mind, this song is the prologue to *Queen of the Murder Scene,* a rock novel from 2018. They are 17, 20, and 22 at this performance. They wrote, composed, recorded, and self-published the album in 2017-2018, so do the math! They were teenagers! Just this week, they dropped a music video of *Que Mas Quieres* that Paulina conceived and codirected. It's gorgeous, campy, lush, and funny. It's also full of cultural symbolism, Easter eggs, and clues about the rest of their new album. They see no end to creativity. They're just getting started.

[@JDHood]

I appreciate how they don't have to run their vocals through the computer and "tweak" them into key - just raw, analog singing!

[@PhilZero]

It likely is run through post production, but that’s not a bad thing. You still need to be a good singer for it to sound good

[@robertkrawitz8237]

​@@PhilZeroIn one song at this show (won't tell you which), Dany's voice broke a bit on a high note and they did not clean it up. No one cares in the least. As Beethoven said, a wrong note is of no consequence, but to play without passion is inexcusable. No fear of that.

[@JDHood]

@@PhilZero That is true. But I can imagine this band leaves a comparatively easier job in post than some other modern-day "stars" that require quite a bit of digital hoisting to pry them into key. You do a great job in your breakdowns! Looking forward to your next one!

[@PhilZero]

100% agreed. It’s rock and roll. Bands should just send it with no fear. This is what’s missing from rock today

[@jimijamessegoviafeerick1355]

⚡The Warning⚡ 🔥👸👸👸🔥 Thnx Phil. As a musician, nicely done, much appreciated ! Rock 🤘😎

[@ryankieth1675]

Spot on analysis again. You are also two for two.

[@PhilZero]

YAY! THANK YOU! 💜🤠⚠️🤟

[@ethangospodareck]

The Warning and Band-Maid fans. Some of the most passionate and genuine people. And there's crossover between the two, cuz both bands are actual fans of each other and just collabed.

[@paulhood5950]

Check out Evolve, either their performance at MTV's VMAs or the official live performance video shot at home with 16 l Phones & a drone when their video budget ran short! It's brilliant!

[@otoniellorenzanareyes6551]

I know what you mean when you say an active listening to the song. These two reactions have been different than others just because that active listening and it´s really enjoyable and we can see that "musician listening". I wihs you keep reacting to The Warning, all their discography is full of great songs but i think it´s turn to hear "Choke", their most listened song and one of the best.

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU FOR THE KIND WORDS! IM GLAD YOU ENJOYED IT AND I WILL DEFINITELY BE CHECKING OUT MORE! 💜🤟🤠⚠️

[@ironmaiden666eddie]

What a nice reaction! Thank you very much! And welcome to the warning army! It really doesnt matter wich song yo choose, it will blow your mind! But anyways i let you some more recommendations: -Evolve, live at MTV VMS - Choke, live at teatro metropólitan. - Hell you call a dream, live at pepsi center. Viva the warning!! ⚡⚡⚡

[@paramisony618]

Great! Excelente reacción Phil! No puedo explicar cuánto me gusta tu forma de analizar y reaccionar a The Warning. Gracias! Ellas son tan impresionantes en lo que hacen, talentosas y trabajadoras. Daniela, Paulina y Alejandra, brillan en el escenario con pasión y entrega. Podrías seguir con Hell You Call a Dream, Automatic Sun o cualquier de los temas de MTV VMAs: More o Evolve. En realidad, no hay manera de equivocarse. Otra vez gracias por los subtítulos.

[@PhilZero]

100% estoy de acuerdo. Muchas gracias! 💜⚠️🤠🤟

[@paramisony618]

​@@PhilZeroEstaré esperando... 🤘

[@gerardogonzalez-hj2my]

Phil you're becoming my best reactor/analyst. I would recommend their 2017 TEDX talk

[@PhilZero]

WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH. I WILL DEFS CHECK THIS OUT! 💜⚠️🤠🤟

[@transdutormusic]

Listen to "Ugh" in that same concert! 😎

[@jasonremy1627]

My favorite. That one just grooves.

[@MrJest2]

Heck, listen to all QOTMS songs from that show!

[@andremartinesvoz]

@@jasonremy1627 Yes, indeed! It´s pure rock!

[@andremartinesvoz]

@@MrJest2 Listen to all songs! LOL

[@torvenhartz1002]

The moment when the introduction ends which is the song meant as for a whole concept story over 1+12 songs and Danny turns into the murder queen herself with her iconic vocal part. ... These sisters are so special - so outstanding - the new gold standart of rock music

[@jbk1961]

Love the detail you provide.

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU!!💜🤟🤠⚠️

[@cncs2806]

"Dust to Dust" is the intro track from their concept album "Queen of the Murder Scene" which they wrote when they were (at most) 17, 15 and 12. These girls are truly talented. Now my recommendations: "S!ck" official music video, "Hell you call a dream" live from Pepsi Center, "Automatic sun" from Tecat Pal Norte Festival (studio version) or their latest official music video "Qué más quieres".

[@jorgegarciabalanza7608]

Great reaction. Thank you so much! You should try both TED talk from University of Nevada or any live performances from teatro metropolitan CDMX and Lunario CDMX, also pepsi center videos are cool. You have been warned 🤘🏻😎

[@ahaedgontiz8491]

Hello from Mexico, I recommend the song AUTOMATIC SUN, which is part of the soundtrack of the movie DUNE PART 2.

[@paulinamabel]

I recommend that you check out "Hell you call a dream" live at the Pepsi Center, I was there and their performance blew my mind 🤯. Total evolution of their music

[@richardjosephnovak]

Paulina writes most of the music and then they all three arrange and finish the songs. The song Breathe will take you to a different space. But Choke, Copper Bullets, Ugh, Automatic Sun, Survive, Amore and The End are on the top of my list. I'm sure I left a few off. See you at the show Phil.

[@1sttimelurker595]

Great analysis and reaction! Your insight and knowledge of music composition/construction is awesome to hear! I'd love for you to experience the "fuzz" in Automatic Sun or how well they command the stage and audience in "Evolve" from the VMAs (yes, MTV does still show music, go figure). While I'd like to be able to go back and discover The Warning all over again, I'd kinda hate to be in your shoes, having to hold yourself back from the vortex of consuming The Warning videos all at once. Hold on and enjoy the ride you're on!

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU! I’m 100% embracing the ride deeper into the rabbit hole 💜🤟🤠⚠️

[@matt8097]

Yes. Your next reaction should be either evolve from the mtv VMAs or Hell you call a dream live from Pepsi center.

[@scottlafleur4148]

The Warning "Evolve" at the VMA's. Great song. Perfect performance.

[@kalshane5213]

Thanks for the excellent analysis. One of the many great things about this song is it's a fantastic display of how Pau could easily be their main lead singer and then Dany comes in at the end with that belt that shows you why she's the main lead. The talent these three ladies have is incredible.

[@kalshane5213]

I would recommend next either Disciple from this concert, where Dany and Pau trade off lead duties or Evolve at the MTV VMAs where their energy is through the roof.

[@kevinw2592]

They have really challenged themselves to develop new skills and techniques. Dust to Dust was released in 2018, Z in 2022, though it was ready to go in 2020 but COVID slowed down recording. Their next album releases next month and if I know the Warning at all they probably have half of the next album started. A lot of reactors have commented that they remind you of something but they can't quite remember. I think they just remind you of being a teen discovering your favourite bands.

[@alexisguerra8393]

Nice analysis! You'll love their live performance of "EVOLVE" at the VMTV Video Music Awards 2023! ❤‍🔥

[@PhilZero]

Thank you! 💜⚠️🤠🤟

[@TheKnutselaar]

Dude your reactions and analysis are great, don’t change anything. Those people should just go watch the original. I saw you only have a few reactions up was like wtf it’s like you have been doing this for ages! Someone compared you to the charismatic voice and I agree, only with better timed interruptions 😂 and broader musical knowledge. Keep it up and watch your subs explode! Also for the warning, reacting to all the songs from the Teatro Metropolitan would be a great start, that whole performance is amazing.

[@wjones1499]

You're great. Excellent breakdown again. 🙂 Pau doesn't overdo the double kicks, but when she does use them, she often uses that extra closed hi-hat she has on the right. She talks about it in her rig rundown by Digital Tour Bus. In fact, you may find those interesting, since DTB did one on each member of The Warning, going through their gear. The Warning are all music nerds like you, to be honest...

[@PhilZero]

Thank you!!! That’s so cool. I would hazard a guess that she used the closed hi hat to emphasize the double kicks more. Girl is a beast

[@johncornelius9430]

One of the best reactions I've seen so far, and I'm pretty sure I've seen them all at least twice 🤣. Subbed after your first reaction, really looking forward to more. Ted X 2017 is a great way to get to know them better. 3 Awesome song and a little introduction. They were so young.

[@PhilZero]

Thank you so much!!! Tedx has come up a few times now.. defs gonna check this out! 💜⚠️🤠🤟

[@roywall8169]

Love your breakdown of the performance. 🤘🏻😀🤘🏻

[@PhilZero]

THANK YOU!! ⚠️🤠🤟💜

[@trex9263]

Thanks for another reaction of The Warning, Phil. I really appreciate your thoughtful analysis. Every song from this concert is a gem in my humble opinion. I hope you can get around to them all eventually. EDIT: You asked which song you should do next. I would suggest either their "Enter Sandman" cover from the same concert which was on Metallica's Blacklist album or "Queen of the Murder Scene" which is also played at this concert and has a harder darker atmosphere.

[@PhilZero]

Thanks for the kind words!! Both enter sandman and QOTMS is up there for highest recommended, so I’ll defs be checking those out! 💜🤟🤠⚠️

[@lettyalday7879]

There is no bad song by The Warning. They’re amazingly talented. And yes, all 3 can sing. So we’ll see you in your next reaction to our favorite band 🤘🏻

[@JohnSmith-zl8rz]

the first best moment to listen The Warning was years ago, the second best moment is NOW!

[@Sly.L]

Another great reaction! Really like your analysis and breakdown, and of course that you are quickly falling down the rabbit hole! Don't worry there's plenty of room down here with the rest of us!

[@PhilZero]

READY OR NOT HERE I COME!!! 💜⚠️🤟🤠

[@tomwebb8835]

Pau starts with 16th notes on the hi hats, then quarter notes riding the crash then the tom work and double time. Then obviously the end leaves you in complete awe!😮