TINKERBELL IS OUT FOR BLOOD!!!!!!! Blind reaction to Lydia the Bard - Fall Little Wendy Bird Fall

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[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Tinkerbell is protecting the children who created herself and her friends and if the Lost Boys grow up and stop believing, the fairies die. So, we're weighing one little girl against an entire race? The calculus isn't that hard.

[@ezraabbadon5082]

In the description of the video is the backstory for the song. But in Canon, due to how small fairies are they can only experience one emotion at a time, and very strongly, so that's why she's so intense. Also fairies are born from a child's first laugh and their existence relies on humans believing that fairies exist. It takes place during the industrial revolution, people start using science, and believe less in stuff like fairies. For the song the idea was that instead of depending on humanity as a whole, a fairies life depends on the child whose laugh created them. When the child grows up and stops believing the fairy dies. Tink has seen most of her friends die. Then she had the idea of finding the children their connected to and bringing them to neverland, where they wouldn't grow up and stop believing, as such ensuring their own survival. That's who Peter Pan and the lost boys are, the children connected to tinks remaining friends and family. And Wendy makes them want to go back and grow up, which would lead to the fairies death, so tinks fight against Wendy is literally a fight for the survival of her and her friends. And with how mature Wendy is, it is likely that she had stopped believing and her own fairy is dead.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

I would love to have a studio develop Lydia's idea into a movie.

[@nudgificator]

The pacing you mentioned is due to the time signature. Most mainstream music uses 4/4 (4 beats to each bar); I may be wrong but this feels more like it's in 6/8 to give it that swing.

[@AUCreatoer]

Ohh! This song is my favorite out of all her villain songs rendition

[@BrittanyArtPoetry]

You should really read the description, it gives story context for her songs

[@zoeyshanley7708]

READ THE DISCRIPTION... please 🙏

[@Adria797]

I don't know if you've read the description of the video yet, but Lydia gives an explanation of the lore behind the video. Also, thank you for reacting to this video. It's one of my favorites from Lydia the Bard.

[@MelaniePlayz-in6fx]

In the movie Peter Pan Tinkerbell’s friends are not there so… And in the movie she kinda loses a bit of magic so I think that’s what happened there-

[@HAnnB24]

I have fallen behind on watching my favourite content creators, and so I haven't seen many of your videos recently :( But with how quick I clicked on this when I did finally see it, I'm glad to be bad. I liked Lydia's stuff before this song, but then this came out I loved it, it and Don't Cry for your Daughters Eve have been on repeat since they came out.

[@rulab]

Tinkerbell was literally one step away from being a villain. Honestly, she was the first fairy I remember being scared of...now any sort of fae or fair folk I am wary of...this was incredible, I love the lyrics and the music...it was all so so well done!! Thank you DJ for this choice and this reaction, holy heck it was perfect and just what I needed tonight! #HerdLove

[@vivette3990]

Morning from Scotland. Did you know that the Bass Gang have a cover of Bury a Friend? It's on Bobby's channel.

[@shirlykliengisint52tm15]

You should react to "don't cry for your daughter Eva" it's really good

[@MVW_action]

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