March to the Sea - Twenty One Pilots - Reaction

This is my reaction to "March to the Sea" by Twenty One Pilots.
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[@katstorm13]

Even though this song was written before Josh was in the band, it's interesting how Josh has been represented as an alien in the band. He used to wear an alien mask while Tyler wore the skeleton, of their little symbols he's the alien, Tyler is a skeleton. He's been seen wearing an X-files I want to believe shirt, and has a UFO tattoo.

[@kauelima4165]

I noticed that sometimes but I'm not sure if I understood why exactly Josh is "represented" as an alien

[@jesrush]

For me, this song is about life, as in normal society wants a to go to school, get a job and a house and 2.5 kids....but artists brains work differently....and he follows the aliens, the outcasts, or God telling him that he has a different path and it’s okay to make music.

[@SuffiReax]

I really like that interpretation as well. Not everyone needs or wants 2.5 kids 😉😂

[@alexis2012fulvlogs]

That sounds so beautiful and amazing tbh

[@someguypeopledislike4696]

I’m trying to think what 2.5 kids would look lile

[@jesrush]

@@someguypeopledislike4696 swooping in one year later. I’m sure you’ll figure it out.🥸

[@Watthexe0815]

And please do Friend, Please !

[@user-fm1ur4ji2f]

Oh yess, 100%

[@tarshnottrash1483]

3rd that!

[@ladylobotomyy]

spring and summer are actually the seasons where suicide is the highest, despite the common belief that its winter. maybe because people dont want to hurt their family? idk why but its interesting.

[@estherpoules8363]

That's my favorite album Song suggestion: trapdoor from self titled

[@tinyleafkid3236]

i always interpreted this song as the vicious cycle of having to choose the “right thing” (aka following God) every single day, so i definitely agree with you there

[@diegopantoja976]

This is a interestig song and it is similar to "Morph". Yo have to react to one song. Is called "forest" by twenty one pilots . Please Great video. ❤

[@bluemoonhunters4330]

YAAAS FOREST IS SO GOOD!

[@SuffiReax]

Will do

[@rem8682]

I looked it up and this song was released December, 29, 2009 and so when the song said “this time of every year” and you wondered if it was the holidays or not, it is.

[@MrIcetea2012]

Great reaction! For me I see this song as a more metaphorical version of stressed out. The emotionless march makes me think of people going through the motions of life, spending so much time on career they aren’t passionate about...then the spaceship comes by. A spaceship symbolized dreams in stressed out so Tyler’s dream and passion called out to him and he followed that instead. He then continues his march (towards the end of life) but he’s not in the emotionless line anymore, he’s on his own path

[@lucycaher6157]

Omg, finally! I've been waiting for so long for a TøP reaction! Haha

[@unityshrimpton1247]

10:07 made me laugh - 'mm this is pretty' You really couldn't have timed that better 😂

[@SuffiReax]

😂😂

[@lindaalisekarlsen1373]

Powerful lyrics. Love Josh's tattoo of a spaceship, reminds me of this song. Dare to follow your own dreams, don't just march to the sea. Power to the local dreamer 💙💚💛🧡 And I was just waiting for Tyler screaming Follow me instead, to see your reaction😁

[@SuffiReax]

I like that, don't just dare to dream, dare to follow your dreams. He always screams at the most unexpected time to me lol but I love the screams

[@wham1984]

I can as soon as I saw your notification! I’ve been wondering when the next video would be😄 (Glowing Eyes is a good one (Regionals at Best))

[@brookemason9215]

Hi....😉

[@chocoholicallemand9096]

I've always thought "this time of year" referenced the seasons of life, with winter being the end/death.

[@flightlessbird6860]

I’ve just finished watching all of your TOP reactions! Not all in one day mind you. I thoroughly enjoyed every single one of them!! Thank you so much for appreciating them and reacting to their music. 💕

[@ericstockman7405]

to me this is one of the most interesting songs he's ever written - and that's hard to say since there are so many the song i think is clearly about not conforming to what everyone else does or what you are always taught is right, but rather think for yourself and create your own path i think there are two ways to take the song that make sense 1) the spaceship in the sky represents God and he follows that path of faith - i think this makes sense as the more literal interpretation 2) the spaceship in the sky represents his creativity and he decides he's not just going to get the cookie cutter 9-5 job and do what society expects you to do, but rather he wants to use his creativity and pursue music - i think this makes sense from the point of view of getting out of line and blazing your own path A couple others i like from this album that you haven't done are "Oh, Ms. Believer" and "Trapdoor"

[@testimusicali6445]

Looks like we have similar ideas about this song. Such an interesting song. What do you think about the ending where they put him BACK in the line to his march to the sea? I find that ending interesting and wonder what he meant. What do you think?

[@ericstockman7405]

@@testimusicali6445 I think like a lot of other songs he's starting another daily struggle

[@testimusicali6445]

@@ericstockman7405 yeah okay i see that. 🙂

[@10michelle01]

Love your reactions! I love the stories that Tyler tells in his music. I always took the spaceship part as him referring to God. As a spaceship/ufo is a mysterious objet in the sky, people are always looking for proof that they exist.

[@reganrobison4493]

I love the story and journey Tyler takes us on every time. Especially on this album. So fitting for some of their first works. Letting the fans know who they are and their struggles and what they believe. Great reaction! Am I the only one who hears Kitchen Sink in the music between the verses???? I always wondered if that was on purpose and if Tyler is trying to take your mind back to what kitchen sink means to him with this song. 🤔 Just s thought. Anyway. It's always s good day when Daniel reacts to TOP 💛🌻

[@brookemason9215]

This is about Tyler and Josh’ s faith

[@olgerjameslivisilaura8411]

I think it's about a war. I don't remember the name of the book but it's similar when you read it

[@tarar1998]

Phenomenal reaction!! Glowing eyes next please

[@sherylh2570]

Such a good analysis-love your breakdown of this one!! Yes-the struggle is a daily one-I don’t have it, but my daughter does and I see it everyday.

[@kimjenkins2233]

Glad you had the lyrics for this one. Wow! I think this song could be taken to mean different things depending on what is going on in your life or what someone else you know is going through. Love these songs that make you think! Great reaction!

[@TheOriginalCheeseballs]

So from my search, I came across an article that I will not take credit for. I think it describes the song perfectly: “From my perspective - also knowing that Tyler Joseph is a Christian - this song is about life. Life, mainly focusing on all it's downs and the search for a meaning in a seemingly meaningless existence. Marching to the sea has become the norm, the way of life; everyone is part of the line, because we can't see another way to live our lives apart from doing what everyone else is doing, which in the end leads to 'the sea', or spiritual death. "No one looks up anymore" is saying that we've turned away from any sense of a higher meaning to life and try to live the way everyone else is, which is just an emotionless march until eventual death. The small spaceship which calls to "Follow Me instead" is God, the One Who offers Hope, the being Who the marchers all ignore because they feel that "this line's the only way." While it's much easier to follow this marching line toward our seemingly inevitable fate, any human who's experienced all the 'line' - or life - has to offer for them realises that it's not the answer, that it's all worthless; "I ask myself the question why". This Spaceship in the corner of our eye is the escape from the line. And even while "I don't want to march here anymore", we're all still human and will never fully be free of the line in this life "then you put me back in my place, so I might start another day". The walk is made easier knowing that we now have a purpose, but in the end we're still 'In a march to the sea.’”

[@kapalshiuu]

5:33 i can't be the only one who heard "DEMA"

[@Maple837]

Yeah Danny's back.. one of my favorites!! Thanks Danny 😁

[@Watthexe0815]

THANK YOU !! I was so waiting for this 😍 I like your comments and reaction 👍🏻

[@Clopsi80]

Amazing react!! This album is a masterpiece! My fav album ever!

[@kimberlee9074]

Love your reactions and explanations. So glad I found your channel.

[@SuffiReax]

Thank you :) I am glad to hear that

[@janri9701]

Watching this at 1AM from PH 🇵🇭 I like your perceptions about every songs of them. Looking forward for another twenty one pilots's song reaction video. Thank you!

[@detailfrombeyond4187]

I don’t think it might be Christmas being this time of the year because I’m his latest song it’s called “Christmas saves the year”

[@kuivia]

I'm late to this video but anyways, I don't always get exactly what part of songs like this speaks to me because i'm not intelligent enough to break down meanings but what Suffi said after the video about the ending of the song can mean starting over every day with the depression and feeling like you're on the brink really nails the feeling this song gives me. Thank you for this video very appreciated.

[@estherpoules8363]

7:33 does anyone else notice voice cracks in this part of the song?!

[@esselleanderic]

Great reaction and interpretation!

[@jsreid04]

I connect this song to the end of Chlorine -- "I've been tested like the ends of, a weathered flag that's by the sea"

[@olgerjameslivisilaura8411]

There's a book I can't remember well, but I thinks these lyrics it's about that. I'll search the autor

[@girlwithnoname956]

Backing vocals: Dena, Dema, Dema.. I can't un-hear this. Any one else?

[@irenew9095]

Never stop Screaming Tyler! I'll keep following you ❤️ Stay Alive! |-/

[@brookemason9215]

It’s about how Jesus saves him and how he breaks away from the line of ppl who are about to die “Follow me instead” =====Jesus

[@darricktv9857]

Everyone are living meaningless lives of sadness and depression, then God tells Tyler go follow the path he has for him.

[@jacobhaynes8415]

Hey, love your tøp videos. I was wondering if you would react to anathema from regional at best or drown from Tyler's album "No Phun Intended"

[@jacobhaynes8415]

Oh uh I forgot to say please

[@bluemoonhunters4330]

Before I watch this might take me back to a certain time for me. Ok so after watching it ya I used to just listen to it not think about the lyrics too much. I like your perspective. It’s kinda hopeful now

[@testimusicali6445]

3 TOP song suggestions> GLOWING EYES and also TRAPDOOR and also FOREST (forest song is spelt that way missing an 'r').

[@peggyrapatzikou3949]

You should react to forest from regional at best album. You 'll LOVE it. Have a nice day!

[@SuffiReax]

Will do! You too!

[@lovelesslove]

(I also personally believe Josh is a Indigo Child or a Starseed. So his love of Aliens 👽 is not a surprise 🤔to me.)

[@lovelesslove]

It could be anniversaries of dead loved ones, too. As a sad "time of year". *shrugs* just food for thought. 😅👍

[@danielbray5499]

Should react to trap door if you haven’t already

[@kevinmarcelovalleareaga7894]

please react to isle of flightless birds

[@SuffiReax]

Already got that one for ya kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2HEpq1-obppmMk

[@meadowgrove6398]

A suggestion for you to react to,not sure this gentleman is known in America or is just coming up.Dermott Kennedy (1) Outnumbered,(2) Lost,(3)All my friends.I know you like Lewis Capaldi vocals,Dermott has powerful vocals,and a story to tell.A excellant Irish singer.Thank you for the great content.Hope u have a good day.

[@carrietroxell703]

I think you really need to do some reactions to Tylers No Phun Intended. Will give you more insight to his way of thinking.

[@micahboardman2911]

Whenever you get the chance, could you react to “The End” by Misterwives. It is such a good song and they are similar to twenty one pilots too!

[@bigshotz1240]

Do two

[@tarshnottrash1483]

I’ve always wondered if this was more about a struggle with organised faith? I know he went through a time where he questioned his beliefs but there’s a few songs, this is one, that I feel his struggle may have been with what the organised religion streams were telling him this is what you must do to be a ‘true Christian’. From what I’ve seen his church is a much more accepting one that is not quite so doctrine (not sure if that’s the right term???). Anyway I feel that in the end he chooses to just follow God in his own way than stay in that line that’s expected from any of those specific religious organisations 🤷🏼‍♀️.

[@napriaa5175]

I think the spaceship was the devil not God and it didnt work out how he thought it would

[@girlwithnoname956]

You should know you won't get what you expect.

[@testimusicali6445]

Of all TOP songs this one puzzles me because there are soooo many plausible ways to interpret it (as seen in comments). I am so NONconfident about my theory because everyone's interpretation is so plausible. At first i thought it was about religion cause he said noone looks up (God), which is where he gets the voice (spaceship). BUT then at end God (?) puts him back in the line so i thought 'nah I'm confused> his God wouldn't intentionally return him to the mindless line'. So now what i keep thinking is that it is a line of blind conformity with us walking thru life to our eventual death (sea) not thinking/acting differently from how society/'powers that be' has trained us to think/act (noone in line looks to the left or right, just straight ahead.) We're mindless automatons. So Tyler does look left/right sees spaceship and has the calling to be different. What i find really interesting is that he answers the calling (goes to spaceship) BUT AT THE END the spaceship puts him BACK in the line where he was and he continues his march to sea. He's back in the SAME friggin line. He tried to change but ended up back where he started, as how some people do. So that's how i keep thinking about it but am unsure. So i love to hear all the different interpretations to this one cause it's sooo multi-possibilities. His writing expression is always so unique and clever but this particular album is so genius.