SIAMES ¨NO LULLABY¨ (Official Animated Video)

2nd Single from the album "HOME".
Directed & Animated by RUDO Co.
www.rudocompany.com
/ rudo.co
SIAMES LINKS: linktr.ee/siames
SONG CREDITS
Music & Lyrics: Blakk / Stöltz / Gonzo
Produced, Recorded & Mixed by Guillermo Porro
Mastering by Diego "Warrior" Crisálida [Puro Mastering]
RECORDED By:
· Stöltz: Lead & Backing Vocals
· Piano Blakk: Electric Piano, Synths, Programming & Arrangements
· Gonzo: Electric & Acoustic Guitars
· Kiki Ferreira: Bass
· Daiana Azar: Drums
· Johanna Sciar: Backing Vocals

[@OatDrip777]

when you have a broken home. you will have to force yourself to be an adult even if you are a kid. but the lil bro remind her and show her that there's other way to respond to the situation

[@jck1232]

Bro, u got the pin Nice!

[@lostenvy4258]

i love how relateable this is, it may not have been my brother that saved me but i was saved none the less

[@sirfenixxumbra6626]

i hate that you made me remember some toughs times, but thanks for doing it, now my throat hurts and i cant keep my tears for shedding

[@clovism133]

I like that when the little sibling 'defeated' the monsters, it was just by playing with them. The older sibling clearly designed them to be fought, and their first instinct was to use the sword in defense. But when the little kid took over, it became a game again, which reminded the older sibling that they were still allowed to be childish sometimes, and didn't need to be so closed off. In the end, the older sibling dropped their defensive attitude, the sword, in favor of the toy. Amazing video as always, I love seeing the stories you come up with!!

[@lazy_eights3059]

its kinda suspicous that at the same time we both posted a comment with the same concept

[@lama1435]

@@lazy_eights3059 sus amogus

[@BombBird11]

Well, nice job getting your comment pinned! Seems like you figured out the lore to such an incredible music video! 👏😎 EDIT: Welp, looks like you’re comment is no longer pinned. Seems like they’re pinning random comments every now and then.

[@bfitz5610]

@@lazy_eights3059 wow what a conspiracy call Fox

[@jeminicomjota741]

My mind "waaa" the entirety of the animation so i guess my IQ must've dropped by 20 while whatching the video and i didn't notice shit

[@LoisoPondohva]

As a person who has grown up in an abusive household with two younger siblings and who had roleplayed countless fantasy scenarios with them to give them a sense of wonder in our cruel lives, this couldn't have been more emotional.

[@Braga_Rcb]

I was thinking the same

[@eugegs5582]

same, this is my favorite song right now

[@misschocoholic2126]

Same

[@CrunchyKalimbaTabs]

Hadn't seen anyone else mention this yet. The animation is very good & cute, but paired w the lyrics the story is actually very sad ;_;

[@unknowns78]

@@CrunchyKalimbaTabs I mean the meaning of the song doesn't have to be about that. But it's cool if people can relate in it their own way

[@martinrose2668]

The implication of a broken home that has no lullaby is heartbreaking. There's always something you can hold on to that makes you not all on your own, but it takes time and effort to get there. Sometimes younger siblings can be both a burden (you need to take care of them and protect them because no one else does in the family) and also be a miracle because in their childish worldview there is no evil, no such thing as having no home, they trust you and want to have fun with you and that brings hope. I didn't have a relationship like that in my life, but I feel it strongly all the same.

[@crazydreamer4598]

Yeah I understand what your saying me and my sister I'm her older brother we grew up in a broken home every night was a nightmare and I always tried to protect her from everything and now with me being 24 and she 21 it's hard for me to understand and let go of her because she doesn't need my protection anymore she grew up to be strong and really independent and she is the only reason why I'm still on this planet I just wish I had somebody to protect me through my childhood but we had each other I was never alone thanks for this song SIAMÉS I love it ❤️

[@glensibat8979]

i remember someone saying on the music video something along the lines of “ theres gonna be a cool animation video for this one day” that dude was right edit: the person said “theres gonna be a kickass animation for this someday”

[@theshyguycrys2429]

I remember that for young and restless to

[@ArmoredLyonell]

I swear every single animated video siames makes is always a masterpiece

[@FCLoquendo]

The guy -They called me a madman.

[@natdreams]

@@ArmoredLyonell ikr! they always are so smooth

[@azizsetyawan3038]

@@natdreams yep. They using decrease details method to make it more easier to animate. So they can make the animation more SMOOTH And i like smooth things. Especially in the "Summer night" video The slow mo is so smooth Actually they can make details + smooth, but it's will take so much time The example for smooth + details is anime like kimi no na wa

[@_gliitchx_]

this seems reminiscent of a childhood memory, the amount of imagination we had as kids... amazing animation like always, i felt a bit nostalgic and it made me have some chills lol

[@camilosoto3330]

T ves hermosa ñ

[@nki9704]

nice pfp bro

[@TeodMontana]

I agree, every SIAMES animated video has that sorta magic in them

[@gordonlo533]

It reminds me of keep your hands off eizouken and I highly recommend it if you like the music video

[@risequis]

Best pfp

[@foxman105]

So the older sister presented to the younger one how to fight your problems. And in return the younger sister showed the older one a bit of escapism to ease the reality they live in. They learned from each other.

[@Th3M4rtin_Oficial]

Yes, I think it's true

[@ladawmas4331]

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[@ladawmas4331]

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[@ladawmas4331]

@@Th3M4rtin_Oficial 👍👍I👍 in o

[@commonquail4675]

I personally interpret this video as two siblings who come from a "broken home" or a tough situation at home where the older sister has taken a carer role for the younger, the way the younger doesn't want to go home and reacts so heavily + the lyrics really seems to make it feel that way , but the older one brings the spark of joy and makes it ok for her. They are not alone, they have eachother. There is the meaning :)

[@mapleleafiguess7484]

I think the younger sibling brings that same joy to their sister as well. Her finally reaching for her own toy felt like a moment of accepting that it was okay to let her guard down and just spend awhile playing, instead of constantly being on guard trying to handle things way too seriously.

[@commonquail4675]

@@mapleleafiguess7484 yes absolutely! It's such a good video with so much depth too

[@thilsiktonix]

I take it as having PTSD and rapidly dissociating to the point where you create your own worlds in your head because you can't handle the real world to a degree that it forces you to live in intricate worlds other than reality.

[@SylentVoidkeeper]

I would add to that and also say that because of that decision, the older sister has to become more of an "adult" and sees the playtime session as less of a "I'm doing something with my sibling" and more "I'm doing something FOR my sibling". All of the obstacles that they go through prior to the giant robot the older sister destroys quickly as to get it over with, while the younger sibling (and their action figure) get around obstacles using generally more pacifistic means. The younger sibling is showing their sister that they don't always have to act like an adult just because their home life is terrible, that she's still a kid too, and she realizes it when she joins in with the bird. They can rely on each other both with the older sister as a protector but still as close siblings.

[@HawkinaBox]

My thoughts exactly

[@DecafInvidia]

Man this gives me nostalgia. Days spent creating and hosting games for my sibling and friends on the way home from school. The kids in this new music video for no lullaby seem to be doing something similar. The younger sibling wants to stay out and play so the older sister "begrudgingly" makes up a game of pretend to lead them home. The game is surprisingly imaginative, and it turns out to be because the older one played with their own toy growing up. So they have experience making the real world more exciting with games of pretend. ....or this is all real. That little kid is literally riding a toy that turns into a giant. "ONWARDS AOSHIMA!!!" either way!

[@chuvirel]

I did something similar with my younger brother, we had a big imaginative univerce that was full of stuff. Now he says that it was stupid nonsense...

[@Braga_Rcb]

The animation likely changed the meaning of the song to me too. The song talks about a broken home, about being left alone. I think that the older one had to deal with the problems of her parents, she was left alone and didn't fell loved. There was no lullaby for her. But the animation makes me think, that this is changing for her, she isn't alone anymore, she has her brother and wants to make him fell loved and happy. For him there are lullabies.

[@shelbypierce3904]

Love the Gravity Falls reference lol

[@megustaelmate5499]

Siempre RUDO sacándosela con sus animaciones, SE MERECEN ALTO APLAUSO

[@acek2016]

sus

[@FEARmeify]

Lastima que todavia no aprendieron a exportar en 4k. Estamos casi en 2022 vieja. Se ve medio para el tuje en 1440p este video.

[@misterpancake273]

i dont know how to interpret it but i absolutly love how first the sister get rid of the obstacle by attacking them but then when her youger brother start to interact with the obstacle they pass by playing game

[@melodyperson6684]

Something about a broken home and not getting love when u needed it so maybe it's to do with u feel u have to be protective cause both kids were raised differently????

[@melodyperson6684]

And feeling like you can't be childish that u have to act mature? Even tho she's a kid

[@LordWhirlin]

The older is combative with the world, putting up a front that the only way to progress is by individual strength and fighting, due to the animosity they've felt within the world. The younger child keeps a more positive outlook, leveraging relationships (the mecha man action figure), looking towards the positive to progress home. The older is surprised at it's effectiveness, and remembers that there was once a time when she had a similar outlook. Paired with a sick drum riff, she leverages belief in others rather than individual strength by showing her stuffed animal, rather than fighting, to get by.

[@agoogleuser5420]

@@melodyperson6684 I kinda hate the fact the world view of an adult is that they can't be a kid. As a kid I was never able to do certain stuff like going to Disneyland. Am I a creep for wanting to go to Disneyland now I'm an adult and can afford it?

[@melodyperson6684]

@@agoogleuser5420 it doesn't matter what age you r Anyone can have a great vacation in a place where you rly wanna go Disney land plenty of adults love going

[@examinestairs712]

This hit really hard ahah. I'm allowed to put down my sword apparently

[@cryonim]

For me as well :p, though I'm the youngest but for some reason the video and the song have a certain childhood evening hanging out with your siblings vibe.

[@tworedtornados]

This

[@Cattya257]

"Who said you're on your own?" that ending is so moving omg I don't think I'd listened to the whole song before. SIAMES movie amazing as always, I think this is my favorite so far.

[@Sl0thESP]

The fact that, even if siames has grown out of The Wolf, they still like to point it out as a mark of what they are and what they can reach. Love that they added a panel on 0:03. It's just like TLT, both groups had their past and amazing songs that made the world look at them but now they are onto different projects, yet they still show love for the road they've gone through. Many thanks for all your songs Siames, you're amazing

[@k3vinv3cchione17]

Oh my God Is fantastic reference

[@Lalrud]

idk if it was intentional or not, but the street lights at 3:03 passing by reminded me of the wolf as well.

[@Sl0thESP]

@@Lalrud So true, didn't even realize that one in between all. Not even talking about how the kids can be related to the same humanoid figures as Mr. Fear

[@cactusjuice3739]

Oh damn I didn’t even notice!!

[@zacharyrenfro3716]

Holy crap well spotted! That's such a clever throw back that I missed in my countless times I've rewatched this video

[@Crypticole_]

This feels like looking out of the car window as a kid and imagining cool action scenes.

[@specterknight0542]

who said kids only do that?

[@myparentsaredivorced4573]

@@specterknight0542 I feel that lmao I get so bored

[@chuchima]

and I still do that

[@wolfwhisper40]

@@specterknight0542 Ikr lol- I still do it

[@ellievergo6354]

@@specterknight0542 you shouldn't be doing that as an adult unless you are in the passenger seat

[@brknvods]

As a younger sibling, I've always found that oldests have two objectives: 1. Annoy youngest as much as possible 2. Defend youngest at all costs

[@misstsunami]

I 100% agree My brother will always annoy me and I'll always annoy him, but as soon as I mention a bad day at school, he'll usually say "Who do I need to punch?" and if I complain about people being rude to me, he'll always say that he'll beat them up. He actually recommended this song to me (along with other SIAMES songs), and it's become my favourite song. It's really special to me now Anyways thanks for coming to my Ted Talk lmao

[@Cheeyze]

As a younger to one and older to two, that's exactly how it is here.

[@raptorboss6688]

as an older sibling this is absolutely true! especially for me when we where all adopted from different countries even though we annoy each other to death we still love each other because we were brought together by our Mother and that bond will never be broken

[@Kokorocodon]

Well, as an older brother, I pitty the one who would dare to mess with my younger brother.

[@FScout1]

i am the youngest, and I was the annoying one

[@rockstar2013100]

Like every Siames video, there is meaning! I interpret this as the girl shouldering all the responsibilities on herself as she views herself as her brothers protector. At one point, they played together like the kids they were. Him with his action figure, her with her doll. Eventually she stopped playing with him and took things more serious as said before. So when the little boy runs away, she goes to bring him back. The boy wants his sister to play with him as they venture home, they envision challenges along the way which are actually simple games represented by the hopscotch. When the bag is spilled, the girl shoves her doll back in its bag because she’s “moved past it” as the adventure continues she is able to experience the same wonder when she pulls it out to get past the last monster. It’s her metaphorically letting herself be a kid again and have fun with her brother like she use to. Little bonus* When the action figure grows in size, I think he could represent their father, maybe him not being around anymore. (Since this song is about broken homes) We see him hoist the boy on his shoulders like a dad would do his son

[@cheems436]

Copied from my other comment, here is my interpretation of the song - Honestly the lyrics paired with the animation makes it sound like the song is about child neglect or the POV from children of a family that doesn’t get along too well, it’s actually quite a sad song. Building on this further, it’s possible that the monsters they’re fighting are the experiences they’ve had in that home, yet they don’t quite understand them, so it’s not represented as something really sinister and evil, yet they still know that it was a bad experience, so they’re still monsters. And the use of the toys and the fun they have together is like their protection against this life for them at home. I only say this because of my own experiences in a family like this, with only me and my brother to help each other move through it, thankfully we’re safe now.

[@HarvirParmar99]

I felt the same way about the father part.

[@rootzparty3053]

I like this theory! I found it interesting you thought the younger kid was a brother: my first impression was a little sister. Is there anything that says one way or the other, beyond the archetypes of the toy they like?

[@rockstar2013100]

@@rootzparty3053 I believe based on the hair and the choice of clothing, that is in fact a boy

[@angelix5896]

yeah thats the interpretation i got, i saw the figure carrying the boy as childish escapism lifting him through the day, and i think as adults a lot of us make the mistake of feeling we cant enjoy the things we once did when we were kids and that we have to be perfect people, but its a miserable and narrow to path to tread and its healthy to allow yourself to be childish and enjoy your escapism now and then.

[@AceTheOcarinaMaker]

I can't stop re-watching this! Amazing animation and music!

[@rustamhajiyev2531]

true, true. i agree with your statement.

[@witsby]

fellow siames enjoyer

[@chrisjankay2488]

I see you everywhere and I love it

[@tartipouss]

oh, hey, it's the floran guy, love your vid

[@Milca_11]

Oh you listen to SIAMES? Hell yeah

[@cesarguzmanibanez1967]

Entre las interpretaciones que se le puede dar al video está esa donde la hermana mayor tiene el peso de encargarse o proteger a su hermano más chico. Para hacer todo más fácil le hace ver a su hermano como si todo fuera un juego (de ahí que ella dibujara el camino por etapas y con dibujos). Ella quizás sentía la necesidad de hacerlo por el hecho de tener una "broken home" y veía a su hermano como si no fuera capaz de defenderse por sí mismo. En cambio llega un punto donde su hermano muestra que es capaz de ayudar también, y eso hace que ella se de cuenta de que en realidad no está sola en eso, sino que ambos se tienen para lidiar con todos esos bichos que se encuentran por el camino (cada uno a su manera). De ahí que la canción termine con " who said you're on your own?"

[@TheWriter960]

To add to this, as the brother begins to help out, the "Battles" become less aggressive and more whimsical as the little brother shows his sister that not everything has to be a battle. When the little brothers toy comes to life, it goes through everything from deescalation and self-defense (drill punch robot), to negation (Oni), and even making friends from enemies (First giant robot, and the Tik-tak-to bot.) The final monster is when the sister finally realizes that you don't have to fight every fight that comes your way. Sometimes winning a fight means avoiding the fight altogether, and her stuffed ducky shows that it's okay to hold on to some things from your childhood that make you feel safe or protected.

[@jiarsilva3713]

Las palabras sobran el mensaje de éste videoclip es muy fuerte, se explica por si solo pero me gustaría aportar. A mí parecer el/la hermanx mayor carga con el peso de cuidar, es por eso que guarda con tanto recelo el pato de peluche, una metáfora de esa inocencia/infancia que lamentablemente se pierde o se debe dejar de lado, se ve forzadx a crecer rápido para resguardar a su hermanx del mundo hostil que hay allí afuera... Es por eso que lucha a capa y espada de manera muy agresiva y feroz... Sin embargo es el/la pequeñx quien a través de su inocencia y ,de alguna manera, "despreocupación" soluciona de otra manera los desafíos y que incluso se amiga con los mismos, y que aquello que en un principio puede causar temor o inseguridad quizá no es tan terrible, tan hostil cómo aparentaba. Hogar no es solamente el espacio físico , son aquellas personas que te cuidan, que te acompañan en el camino... Justamente aquellxs que hacen que el viaje deje de ser hostil... Que despiertan la ternura y abrazan nuestrx niñx interior. Allí donde se puede "ser" es HOGAR. Gracias SIAMES por tantas emociones. Los vi en Vorterix, salte, cante, llore y me sentí muy feliz. Siento que su música es una caricia, que de alguna manera dice "hey, lo que sentís es normal. No estás solx" Simplemente Gracias

[@dented_riddles9967]

¿¿hermano?? Pensé que eran dos nenas.

[@freakystarlight]

uhm... and for non-spanish speakers ?

[@jai_jelou6787]

@@freakystarlight He said (in short) the older sibling feels the necessity to protects hers young brother for having a "broken home" and for that reason she had to grow up early, but in the way she notices hers brother can helps her to overcomes the challenges on his own innocent and childish way, and then she can feels more comfortable and realizes she's not totally alone, that's why the song ends up saying "who said you're on your own?"

[@MarigoldAW]

Sometimes the circumstances in life force you to grow up so fast you almost forget what it ever felt like to be a kid. Thanks to her little brother she finally got to feel that childlike feeling again. That's what I think anyway.

[@kiapor99]

i think this one’s got the simpler story out of the others we’ve seen so far, but it’s also the most enjoyable to watch. it’s so sweet and adorable. it doesn’t ask you to analyze it too deeply like what people did for the wolf and mr fear. it just asks you to enjoy it and remember your childhood.

[@ProphecyxOffic]

Por algún motivo todas las canciones y animaciones que RUDO trabaja para SIAMÉS definitivamente erizan la piel, ¡necesitamos ver más trabajos así! Como siempre, muchas gracias por tanta calidad, y muchos éxitos! Grandes!

[@Novaaa7428]

PERO QUE HACE PROPHECYX AQUI JJASJDJASKDJK

[@Novaaa7428]

Prophecyx basado

[@thenoodleman182]

I agree!! I absolutely adore all their animations!!

[@atreus0787]

Siames + fanf =?? 🤔😳🧐

[@the.engineer2514]

Está banda es de argentina búscalo en internet no lo vas a creer yo cuando supe que era de mí país se me voló el cerebro

[@sethyork1164]

This hits home having an older sister and having all those memories of playing toys growing up. I always had some cool action figure from a tv show while my sister just had plush dolls that were cute, but that never stopped us from combining our toys to create a whole story. I think this captured the good childhood memories so well, even better than toy story 😂

[@depressedteadepressoespres186]

I said it on the other version of this song and I’ll say it again “who said you’re on your own?” Hits really hard. I remember when I was listening to this song before and I related to the lyrics, but I don’t think I truly understood them up until now. I’ve grown up in a dysfunctional and broken home for a long time, but now I feel like the issues of this home are really getting to me because my family considered me to be the one with ambition and potential so all the weight has been put onto me (it always has been on me, but now it’s really hitting). I hope a day will come when I will hear “who said you’re on your own?”. Or feel like I’m not on my own anymore.

[@SIAMESmusic]

you are not on your own! music connect us all 😻✨🚀

[@KiomonDuck]

​@@SIAMESmusichay you sell cds of your music? Can't seem to find ur stuff anywhere.

[@aprilrosealbapeinfored2512]

Parece una animación demasiado tierna para una canción con una letra muy triste No puedo esperar para verlo ya!

[@NoHaySistema]

@Anna ♪ que pedo con eso xd

[@march.286]

Siento que el color es para enmascarar una historia tan triste como una canción, a fin de cuentas ninguno de los dos hermanos quería realmente volver a su casa, la major tenía que hacer volar su imaginación para que su hermanito la siguiera, y la casa era lo único que no lograba volverse mágico

[@dbk-red-son]

@@NoHaySistema un bot creo, últimamente hay muchos

[@humanmosaic]

this, quite literally, put tears in my eyes. it reminded me of how life used to be, how fun and exciting every passing thing could be. that there was still magic in the world. the eyes of a child are the only ones in this world that see everything in a romantic light... and i wish that i could still see in that light. amazing song. honestly. thank you so much

[@mads9aar]

Idk why, but watching this i just started balling. Something about the simple message of just enjoying childhood, and being ok with the fact that you can let yourself go wild in imagination. Having picked up a lot of new hobbies that i was always told wasn't something i'd like cause i wasn't creative. So this song just saying "It's okay to let yourself back into neverland, if only for a little while", just fcking resonated with me. And watching my little brother go from a child full of curiosity to a now near adult, has made me realise just how fast and suddenly our old imaginations get labelled as "childlike". So thanks for another great video Siames, hope you swing by Denmark sometime :D

[@wolfwhisper40]

As a teen, I often feel this weird inbetween of "I'm not fully grown yet" and "I better start learning to grow-up" But I have always believed that having a "child-like" attitude and imagination towards life shouldn't be a bad thing. I still love things like cartoons and stuffed animals, and honestly, what's wrong with that? I just wish people would stop trying to pressure others into believing otherwise. Sometimes I think people do it without even realizing they are.

[@stinker6784]

he will never be balling

[@Angel_Underscore]

I loved reading your interpretation. It's so different from mine, and it reminded me that the stuff we go through are not universal. You're not me, so you saw a message in the video that I never would've thought of. Go be and use your imagination every once in a while, hope you have fun doing it

[@albabelen5628]

I love the message that people who have grown up to stop playing/ having fun make it more about the destination rather than the journey. As if the journey was the boring part that must be ignored in order to get to your destination and complete the task. Children just find themselves to enjoy everytime they can, and a little walk home became an epic journey of a hero. They don't see it as a task, or a walk. They see it as an adventure. Shouldn't we all be amazed by the little things more often, or be able to enjoy them at any level? It just makes me really sad some people feel unable to use their creativity at some point, when It's always been there.

[@coffeebear8631]

Una de mis canciones favoritas! Realmente era justo y necesario que tuviera un vídeo animado. No puedo esperar a ver que quede inmortalizado

[@aecor111]

THIS IS A MASTER PEACE, THE COLOR PALETTE AND THE SMOOTHNESS OF THE ANIMATION IS UNBELIEVABLE

[@mariellemorine3205]

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[@brknvods]

I WOULD WATCH THE HELLL OUT OF A SHOW WITH THIS ANIMATION AND A STORY ABOUT TWO SIBLINGS, YOUNGEST JUST VIBING AND OLDEST ANNOYED BUT HAVING FUN.

[@aarcade6676]

But the fact that it's such a short animation, that it's not an entire show, makes it a lot more special, no?

[@DennisShanaberg]

Over the Garden Wall has similar vibes

[@ghastyfox5049]

make a wolf and mr fear sequel first

[@azizasadullah994]

That last line, "who said you're on your own", gave me goosebumps. Sometimes you forget that you don't have to handle everything by yourself.

[@hoshigameart9227]

Never let go of your childhood

[@deadlyrobot5179]

NEVER.

[@straszak6544]

I would love to lose a piece of it but sadly it's either all or nothing...

[@monosodium-glutamate]

OMG YESSSS!!!!!!! It's always when you think SIAMES can't get any better with what they do, they do.

[@Penguin-1966]

that ending gets me every time the song is so sad and the "you're not on your own" just makes it so happy, even though your life may be hard, there are those close to you who bring you up

[@joshuamoncada433]

The music and song made me cry cause it just flush back all the memories of me and older brother when we were younger and how I would always be wanting him to play with me and he would always be so bitter and resistant but later embrace being a kid and would just be the two of us having hours of fun and seeing him smile when that wasn’t something he often did will always be with me. Thank you guys for this wonderful work of nostalgia :,)

[@aracelicabrera4953]

Aún no lo he visto y ya estoy segura de que me encantará, como todo lo que hacen (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤

[@alvanegra253]

Jsjsjs si de seguro está genial!!!

[@mspinktm]

Love the symbolism in this video. How a little kid had to stop being a little kid for the sake of looking after their younger sibling. Breaks my heart, but at the same time, the animation makes their journey worthwhile. Ahhhh once again, another masterpiece!! I loved it!

[@namao0959]

Lyrics Blinding lights, thunder tremble pack Muddy hearts, beanie babies lies There's no lullaby in this nowhere land Shining high, rumbles in the dark Torn apart devil in disguise There's no lullaby in this nowhere land What's the meaning when you have a broken home, home, home? Where's the love when you were left on your own? So alone Tumbling dice, sentimental crap Who's the smart leading daily cries? There's no lullaby in this nowhere land What's the meaning when you have a broken home, home, home? Where's the love when you were left on your own? What's the meaning when you have a broken home, home, home? Where's the love when you were left on your own? So alone Ah-ah Ah-ah Ah-ah What's the meaning when you have a broken home, home, home? Where's the love when you were left on your own? What's the meaning when you have a broken home, home, home? Where's the love when you were left on your own? So alone Who said you're on your own?

[@ophiuchusleiz7437]

You're a lifesaver. Thank u for the lyrics

[@TheAdvertisement]

I love how the intro sets up our protagonist, how plain she sees the world, but is also constantly checking for danger, and how experienced she is in general. Then we see how she contrasts with her sibling, who's full of imagination and loves to play games that the protagonist acts like she doesn't have time for. Through all the imaginary battles, it shows how the protagonist thinks her sibling is always getting them into trouble and she has to save them from it, but then her sibling shows how they can fight back as well, in a much more effective way. And then the protagonist learns to accept a bit of her childhood again, to embrace the way her sibling fights. Also like how the final monster looks like the night sky. I'm not sure if it was the intention, but it makes me think that the protagonist is "fighting" the night. That despite acting so grown up, they still use their plush to help go to sleep.

[@Konel.17]

Feliz de saber que siguen con estas animaciones, es la razón por la cual los sigo desde "The Wolf" aparte de su espectacular música

[@cassrmz22]

YES SIAMES GIVING US EVERYTHING. BEST SONG ON HOME WELL...THE WHOLE ALBUM IS AMAZING ❣❣❣

[@SIAMESmusic]

We are so glad you appreciate it!! Thanks so much for your compliments!

[@tired247]

@@SIAMESmusic I love that you guys respond to your fans :) you guys are awesome and I hope your channel gets more attention

[@kelaidochrome7501]

Ever since I found this song I've been listening to it on repeat. It's a serious comfort song. The emphasis on the younger having a huge imagination, a way to escape the harsh reality of whatever their broken home brings them. The older sibling, forced to be realistic, rolling their eyes and trying to keep the younger grounded. Even in their imaginary world, the older is protecting the younger from the harshness of reality. However, the younger sibling shows ability to take their own battles. The presentation of the older even being protected by the younger is so good. I think my favorite thing is the fact that the older sibling clearly DOES have imagination still. Does want to get away from reality and escape the difficulty and darkness of life. It takes until they're pushed - and reminded of their own special personal item (the duck) - that they also want to be part of that world. As someone with three younger siblings, who was made the caregiver for two of them during my childhood at the ripe old age of 8 years old, I understand the feeling of being responsible. The rolling of eyes at imagination, yet still desperately wanting it, is something I struggle with even now. A beautiful release and animation as always. Thank you siames for your continued wonderful work.

[@emilpytlik]

Wow. I am BLOWN AWAY with the amount of animation ideas and the pure quality. I will watch this 100x and study every second

[@batsu_land]

No hay nada ni nadie en Argentina que produzca animaciones del calibre de las que hace Rudo. Es valiosísimo que esta gente exista.

[@MarcosNicolasAmoroso]

THIS

[@dra_aluxe]

desde México, me quito el sombrero ante ellos. Increíbles y bellísimos trabajos los que hacen

[@araxis_f]

Это... Просто божественная аллегория на то, что не нужно забывать детство морально )

[@SlashNetUA]

Summer Nights тоже очень очаровательная.

[@789neemias]

this animation studio that produced the clip puts so much care into every detail, I love you Siamés and RUDO.

[@zealousretribute4741]

This song hits pretty close to home, and with the added animation it all feels very real, I'm the oldest of five and my parents were always away so I had to watch them most of the time, and running around keeping track of them while effectively trying to raise them, just sucked. but making little games and playing along with them was always fun. It felt like a way to still feel childish even as I grew older.

[@davoryapuchura9346]

Es una muy buena canción,merecía un videoclip

[@sodathetrap5379]

Supongo que el mensaje del video es que crecer no significa dejar de lado tu niño interior La hermana rechazaba jugar con los "monstruos" que podemos suponer que son juguetes y por eso los atacaba, cuando el hermano tomó el control todo se volvió un juego y al final la hermana se da cuenta que no por crecer tienes que dejar de disfrutar de todo lo que te gusta, inlcuso si eso se considera algo "infantil" como el patito que traía en la mochila y al principio trataba de ocultarlo pero después se dio cuenta que no hay que sentir pena por eso. Grande Siamés siempre encuentro joyas audiovisuales con ustedes

[@Severling]

Hermosa analogia. Realmente es un mensaje espectacular.

[@laudj_art]

Wtf lo explicaste muy bien

[@erickromeroastorga4710]

Yo mas bien ví como la hermana mayor guiando a su hermana o hermano menor por la vida que para el o la menor es un juego hasta que el menor aprende por si mismo el como lidiar las cosas y con el final de la mayor aprendiendo ahora del menor

[@lzk4891]

el traductor de google es bueno

[@Snakepeacewalker]

SIAMES y RUDO son oro audiovisual y creativo

[@Mitch98079]

SIAMES music videos always remind me how much animation can really do. It’s always such an experience when a new one is released. Of course having a banging song with the animation always helps ;)

[@onathezema5821]

A child's imagination is a wonderful and precious thing. Hold onto it as long as you can.

[@guywithasukapfp7835]

I'm already inlove with the artstyle, lezgo Siames and Rudo Co.🤎

[@DSimphony]

INCREIBLE la animación

[@alanaz338]

Bonito encontrar a Dsimphony por aquí Saludos desde México

[@radio7197]

Ö

[@TheDvil]

Grandeeee

[@javs96]

no pensé que te gustara esta tipo de música, pero me alegro que así sea xd Saludos desde México

[@Blackwollf]

X2

[@pepolite4082]

My god, just streams of tears running down my face right now. This is brilliant. Thank you Siames

[@soupnikoniko]

I'm crying right now. The animation and the story just hits home. Really great stuff to see. I hate that I just discovered this new mv today

[@pawelpatsch007]

надеюсь будет так же как и последний хит.

[@sacred_syman]

думаю этому место в трендах

[@user-hd4ro4zh6g]

Наконец-то дождались!)

[@mwp4life]

У них каждый клип хит)

[@lizarragafelixluisjavier9715]

si

[@user-pv1hc9gc3l]

Это просто ахуенно, не понимаю, почему так мало внимания уделяется столь крутой группе)

[@hippoking8111]

You had me at the first half not gonna lie

[@kseniakopteva]

@@hippoking8111 It just translated badly, he said something similar to "this is fucking great", the translator just thinks that swear words automatically mean something bad:/

[@user-pv1hc9gc3l]

@@hippoking8111 ahahha dont try translate this) but i realy mean what this song is fucking great and why this band so unpopular)

[@user-px8mq2sh5q]

полностью согласен. бля,у них песни такие ламповые,каждый раз хуею

[@SlashNetUA]

Поддерживаю!

[@erihseh4017]

imagination is like, a real superpower we all have as humans.. It greatly helps enduring even most harsh hardships in our lives, so never should you lose it.

[@aroniax2791]

This one is the best animated song SIAMES made, the others were amazing too but this one's takes the cake, "no lullaby" has breathtaking animation and the song itself rocks, the final scene where the older sister face off against the blue boss is pure of emotion. 10/10 Animated song

[@user-tl4ft3hs2h]

Lyrics Here: Blinding lights Thunder tremble pack Muddy hearts Beanie babies lies There's no lullaby In this nowhere land Shining high Rumbles in the dark Torn apart Devil in disguise There's no lullaby In this nowhere land What's the meaning When you have a broken home? Home, home Where's the love When you were left on your own? So alone Tumbling dice Sentimental crap Who's the smart Leading daily cries? There's no lullaby In this nowhere land What's the meaning When you have a broken home? Home, home Where's the love When you were left on your own? What's the meaning When you have a broken home? Home, home Where's the love When you were left on your own? So alone What's the meaning When you have a broken home? Home, home Where's the love When you were left on your own? What's the meaning When you have a broken home? Home, home Where's the love When you were left on your own? So alone Who said you're on your own?

[@cheems436]

Honestly the lyrics paired with the animation makes it sound like the song is about child neglect or the POV from children of a family that doesn’t get along too well, it’s actually quite a sad song. Building on this further, it’s possible that the monsters they’re fighting are the experiences they’ve had in that home, yet they don’t quite understand them, so it’s not represented as something really sinister and evil, yet they still know that it was a bad experience, so they’re still monsters. And the use of the toys and the fun they have together is like their protection against this life for them at home. I only say this because of my own experiences in a family like this, with only me and my brother to help each other move through it, thankfully we’re safe now.

[@FoxFireDogs]

Спасибо бро, теперь я могу понять смысл песни

[@flyingturret208thecannon5]

@@cheems436 The last line though twists the lyrics a little.

[@heroheart2350]

Finally. Took a bit of scrolling but I knew I would find lyrics. Thank you so much.🙏

[@mitoprofe2795]

Me encanta Soy profesor de literatura en preparatoria y suelo utilizar sus vídeos musicales para ejemplificar cosas como la estructura de las historias, el viaje del héroe, etc. Este vídeo no será la excepción y ya veo que hablaremos de creación de simbolismos internos, plot twist, anagnórisis y demás. Muchas gracias por tan increíble vídeo, por tan maravillosa música y por permitirme enseñar divirtiéndome C:

[@fabryveron4397]

Mis respetos

[@spicy_shumai]

Ojalá hubiese tenido un docente como usted. Estructuración literaria siempre un tema que me apasionaba, pero cuando se nos forzaban libros en la traquea costaba mucho integrarse al tema.

[@theikachi]

aunque tuve un muy buen profesor de literatura y mi colegio, ver como los profesores aun hoy en dia se reinventan para que la enseñanza sea mas amena y mas divertida, me alegra enormemente

[@hamletmhb5914]

Literatura siempre fue mi materia preferida

[@miyuzzy5727]

Pieces like this mean the world. It’s just me and my little sister, and no foundation at home. Been a huge fan since Mr. Fear and I can say that this new era is so unique and charming. X

[@hiendarinenkoray]

the song alone hits hard but when combined with this sick ass animation it's just. pure gold. god I love art

[@HoloBoloFaZer]

Ну почему так редко?! Это же так офигенно! Так держать! ХОЧУ ЕЩЁ!!!)

[@444PLUS]

🇧🇷 Boa animação 🇧🇷 Boa música 💚💛SIAMÉS💛💚

[@mohammadal-ayoubi9786]

I think its aslo about how younger sisters view their older sibling, annoyed and lacking imagination, but at the same time their protectors and heros. And how the older sister gets her imagination awakened with her childhood toy at the end. Love this so much.

[@spamuel98]

I could definitely see this as a full-length anime, each episode another step on the game of hopscotch, focusing on themes of growing up and losing the enthusiasm and wonder of childhood.

[@marianogarcia8568]

3 años, amando esta canción Ahora espere pacientemente 9 días Disfrutar de SIAMÉS me da vida, y aquí esperaré paciente para reclamarla

[@marianogarcia8568]

Indeed, that was a very charging experience I love you so much, SIAMÈS

[@yazmins.2157]

same

[@MrMunch123ABC]

Oh shit I'm hype. These animations have been exclusively killer.

[@nat4355]

gosh just discovered you guys at 11pm last night and now im a whole air conditioner.

[@blitzn00dle50]

yeah they have the best music videos ever conceived, right?

[@Redimus]

Great now I'm crying, thanks.

[@SparklyOrangeSoda]

Believe it or not, ur songs have known how to keep me optimistic, thanks to them I don't feel so bad sometimes, I enjoy them, I love them, they should get more recognition cuz they are the best, the animations are so cute and pretty that they make me cry of happiness, and I know I'm being cringy, but I love everything you do, keep growing and shining, I adore you.

[@DeviousShadows]

I don't usualy comment on music videos but this one is just top notch. The music, animation style, story, everything just clicks and brings joy to me!

[@benobrien7920]

How grandparents said their walks home from school were:

[@nekitoalmiron5772]

Siames sinceramente son arte , cada cancion , cada mensaje que lleva consigo lo hacen de una manera tan buena ♡

[@SIAMESmusic]

graciassss😻

[@ezirissya]

Nem acredito que vai ter clipe dessa música tão boa

[@GarousAkuma]

Brs q amam essa banda

[@heitor3767]

💎 muito massa

[@seuia_sada]

(｡♡‿♡｡)

[@barbara.rochatavares]

Nó, fala não. O coração até acelera

[@daviaraujorocha1827]

Melhor que summet time, the wolf e mr fear

[@MrWerwoolf]

Как всегда чарующе! Эта песня многое значит для меня, очень рад такому тёплому и доброму клипу! Спасибо!

[@kitrium]

what's mind blowing are the beautifully drawn scenes that last for like a second until they cut to another one

[@DagobahResident]

The way the music and visuals sync up at 2:44 is just... **chef kiss**

[@breadskiiyeetusdefeatus]

IM SO EXCITED!!! MY FAVORITE BAND AND MY FAVORITE ANIMATORS UNITE YET AGAIN TO DROP A WONDERFUL BANGER ToT

[@fern7022]

I remember when this song came out. I was in a major depressive episode and was so fixated on this new song. The “who said you’re on your own?” line made me feel so much at home. I’m so proud of SIAMÉS for growing more and more throughout the years and releasing more beautiful and meaningful music videos.

[@SIAMESmusic]

we are not alone! thanks for joining us 🙌🎶🌈🥰

[@AV3RAGEtv]

This song literally making me cry, Thinking of a passed brother that I should have played with more. Sometimes our responsibilities as Older Siblings are more than just being responsible, sometimes 'taking care' means sharing happiness and the wonder of being young.

[@reaper18ish]

I think the reason this hits so hard for me was because my childhood was like the little ones mysiblings would constantly attack me for being childish but my older brother of 2 years would always reluctantly look out for me wether it was abuse from our older brothers or bullies in school he was mostly stoic but now since I'm grown up and have a bunch of nieces and nephews I come off as stoic or cold to the kids because I'm always looking out for them how ever much I claim I wash I wasn't I wouldt hesitate to protect them its like I'm paying it forward specially since I live with my brother and his family I spend alot of time with his kids the older kid in the video looks just like my brother's oldest. Sorry that was long.

[@imerrivera6394]

Que emoción, no puedo esperar por ver que más tienen preparado para futuro adoro su música y espero lo mejor para ustedes encerio se les aprecia mucho son los mejores

[@SIAMESmusic]

muchas gracias! todo lo mejor para ti tambien!

[@Yellowl_Animations]

Jeez this looks like a legit TV show! AND THE MUSIC!!! Good job!!

[@lucyalvey2770]

Oh joy, another amazing Siames song that keeps making me cry but that I also can't stop listening to because it's SO GOOD

[@Fmurffx33]

Just noticed after watching this again that when the imagination first starts, the older sibling is not only reluctant but the fight is dramatic and combat focused. When the younger sibling starts making up the stories, the scale gets crazy huge but the "fights" are playful and fun and end in peaceful or polite ways.

[@xXMrZentusXx]

I already loved this song a lot but the music video and especially it's wonderful art style enhance the experience even further :). Also, the animation of the ground crumbling at 2:24 is so flawlessly in sync with the music that I had to watch that part ten times over. The animation in general is so smooth and fits the beats of the song perfectly. Amazing work and many props to the artists involved!

[@sskdkpop468]

Theory time! I think this mv focuses on the significance of childhood and its necessity when growing up. Throughout the mv, we can see the older sister mustering her own strength to succeed in each trial until her sibling uses his doll to easily surpass them instead. During the last trial, she realizes that her childhood is a fragment of herself that reflects her strength as well which she had been ignoring, and finally uses it. Its honestly relatable bcuz we also tend to push away our past child selves as we grow up, just like she did. But deep down, that child resides and it gives us strength too. Again, props to the animators as this is so well done! And ofc the song is a masterpiece itself ^^

[@artluka0727]

definiton of perfect animation

[@ITSBRYBRYYT]

I think the songs about child neglect showing how the song said (Broken Home) and it shows the sister having to grow up protecting her brother and acting like the adult and parent of the two but at the end finally realizing she has to enjoy her childhood and not to take on the burden that her parents left on her not being there and find another way.

[@feramortis4683]

IT WAS INCREDIBLE!! So happy to have been here for the premiere!!!

[@Zhou-]

SIAMES is reaching so far that everything they are achieving is incredible, it is a tremendous pride for me and many that the band is from Argentina! Don't stop flying SIAMES!

[@spaghetti4u]

This clip makes me cry everytime I watch it, it's amazing, an ode to imagination

[@2nruin750]

The one thing I love is the demeanor difference between the older and the younger. The younger being so carefree full of life no matter what it is . Then when you see how the older looks like they have been exposed to so much, they've developed what seems like the "Do what you gotta do" type of attitude. Not knowing any different way they're younger sibling gave them that smile again, gave them that life again. Especially the momeny where the younger sibling fought for themselves, the older one just rolled their eyes.They have one another. Seeing the growth through the animation of the older sibling is astounding. The dynamic of them both show a character development all on its own. That surrender at the end speaks to me heavily as a parent because of how it feels, like you have to sometimes. Life doesn't always have to be so serious, perspectives can change.

[@november_goto]

Я восхищаюсь вашим творчеством... I admire your creativity...

[@sightired4590]

The different perspective spots, the designs, the crisp animation, it's all so gorgeous and creative

[@wataehebro1543]

This made me remember all the moments my sister help me and my little brother. She would invent stories and we made them real with our imagination. One day we were detectives trying to catch the murdered, the next day we were running from dinosaurs. Once we tried to make a movie. Having a mother with bipolar disorder it was horrible, she did the best she could to protect us from the depression and maniatic episodes of my mom.

[@oovow4375]

3:04 IS THAT A 'THE WOLF' OPENING REFERENCE?!?!?!?