TOOL - Lateralus (Cover) Reaction

[@MrLboydReacts]

100% Thought this was the Original .. I will DO the Original in Within the Next Couple of days .

[@thatreidguy]

Saw the thumb downs and figured people didin't understand you got the wrong video. But it's ok, you'll get it next time.

[@steventhrasher7963]

No worries man. The original is sooooo much better than this. Can't compete with Maynard's voice and the guitar tones are much richer

[@animachainzvideoz5921]

Bro, I love you. Please do more actual Tool .

[@Lino9026]

So this version of the song is performed by a music school group that Danny Carey has a hand in as well. The kids do a great job but they definitely dont do the original justice sadly to say. If you want to see their talent really come through listen to their cover of 46 & 2.

[@stevangonsales5654]

Thumbs up.....just cuz it was a decent cover and honest mistake 💪🏽

[@abcdefghij7772]

5:48 "I think I'm overthinking this" 5 seconds later tool* "OVERTHINKING, OVER ANALYSING"

[@dinkin_flicka14]

The look on his face 🤣 that was priceless

[@oneoverprime1608]

You can't go wrong if you stick with the official audio versions.

[@MarkSmith-yz6pm]

My favorite Tool Video is the Parabol/Parabola video! With a touch of Alex Grey’s artwork at the end! Simply Amazing!

[@johnsmithbro275]

@@MarkSmith-yz6pm I love it, I didn't know it wasn't part of the official video.

[@fudhater8592]

Exactly. And run for the hills if you see fan-made crap with unrelated images or misheard lyrics

[@dabrandt12]

"Humans go to war with each other over some stupid shit" Sounds like it's time for Right in Two

[@nikkaben]

Agreed

[@Bearcub209]

Very agreed

[@creepy_assassin6234]

Yup

[@DannySaiz]

Right in two... but the version with the Gloaming short film.

[@jasonwonderinthelight8098]

Intention has to go first then in the same video go directly into Right in two

[@zzrGUY12]

Gotta redo this one sir.

[@zzrGUY12]

The title shoulda been a giveaway

[@tonysoto8949]

lol wow I knew that wasn’t TOOL the first 5 seconds

[@hmmmmmmmmmmmism]

Too much gain on the guitar gave it away

[@CraigKeidel]

@@hmmmmmmmmmmmism And they missed some notes on the first measure. I skipped forward just enough to hear the vocals and must I say as a word of warning to others who may see this in time; don't. He butchers them.

[@dejansiljak3151]

voice is off haha i though ity was poor quality video

[@blairbird8022]

As far as Tool covers go, the O'Keefe Music Foundation version of 46 and 2 is pretty great.

[@thatreidguy]

yes absolutely!

[@spikedaddy46]

100% This is a must to react to as well.

[@mikewright256]

Is that the one with Danny Carey playing drums with the kids?

[@blairbird8022]

It's this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4qufamPfNaUeZI

[@nicoledunhamdickerson4258]

It’s is!!!! Thought I was the only one who liked those covers!

[@alesverdinek6033]

Oh my. You Just blew your First listen to the greatest song ever writen.

[@glennmoore977]

The Mona Lisa

[@billycupp6806]

My thought exactly

[@rhandolfredd2801]

Pertaining to the lyrics; “Black then white are all I see in my infancy. Red and yellow then came to be reaching out to me, let’s me see.” I believe it is referencing birth into the world and the gain of our senses as we adapt to the new world around us.

[@LeviathanArts]

You’ve quickly become one of my favorites for reactions. I’m curious to know your education background as you have a very high understanding of a lot of different topics and your ability to pull in and digest the lyrics is great! Side note, if you ever do merchandising, your first shirt should simply say “Potentially”

[@JokesOnYou129]

I clicked as soon as I saw this !! but.. no no no no.... this ain't it. Will be back here for the real deal for sure...Spiral Out !!

[@JonnyPhive]

The whole fibonacci sequence thing with this song is incredible. Word and syllables counting up and down the spiral.

[@4Bucket2U]

Fun fact it was done on accident

[@ToolforOffice]

@@4Bucket2U false. Chino from deftones is on record saying he went into their studio when they were making this album and they had mathematical equations on the dark board. He went so far as to say when he saw the preparation involved in their album he felt like less of an artist. Dont be that guy

[@kirkgeorgia6058]

@@ToolforOffice oof. I think you fell into the trap, and you are now "THAT" guy...

[@ToolforOffice]

@@kirkgeorgia6058 I was drunk lol, but you right indeed. It's fine though, happens to everyone at some point

[@jonathanmiller4305]

This is not Tool...who the hell recommended this specific video???

[@damorpheus8615]

You can never overthink tool and its super worth googling their songs. This song is written with the fibinacci sequence, the lyrics are written with the mathematics. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, then back to 5 for the syllables.

[@damorpheus8615]

And thats not even talking about lyric content.

[@benjaminhaas4634]

This dude is pretty sharp to get this on the first listen. He did it with Pisces too.

[@MrLboydReacts]

im an Aspie

[@bink]

@@MrLboydReacts Hey, me too bro! Wish I had your analytical skills though, I never would've picked up on that Fibonacci stuff or the Pisces duality concept like that 😕. Anyway, loving your videos, keep 'em coming!

[@kunemarcelo8854]

This is the only reaction video I watch even tho i know he is kore into hip hop..but he gives good insights!! Deserves a sub!!

[@66marbor]

Ahh sorry bro for your luck. Hope you get to hear the original.

[@Onikame]

I feel so sad. It's not a bad cover, but still well short of the real thing. Even while being well performed, it's amazing the difference professional recording and mixing makes.

[@EricPerkins-perkzilla]

DUDE!!!! Cannot believe you got that on your first listen...that is incredible! Kudos to you, sir! The real audio will add a few more layers to the experience

[@deifyingpariahs]

The actual song is so much more sonically pleasing.

[@Willzpower138]

This is a cover of Tool. Not the actual song. Do the actual TOOL version! It's massively better than this.

[@donparkison4617]

The odd time signatures and strange cadences are based on the Fibonacci. Its why they used these visuals. The syllables of the main line are also Fibonacci. So you nailed it when you said it feels like a code.

[@phish2000]

Much respect, hearing the sequence on the first listen. Fantastic. “Right in two” would be a logical next step.

[@23Nemesis]

Overthinking? Maybe not. You have now officially began your descent down into the Tool rabbit hole. Welcome to the party friend. 🌀👽🌀

[@batou1468]

The meta moment about over-analyzation was hilariously awesome.

[@timj1034]

@ the 15 min mark. I just want to hug you. you are 100% right. I wish we could look are skin color like we do hair color. We need more love and less hate in this world.

[@prefono]

When you will listen to the real one, I suggest you to read something about how this song was written... No... The spiral in the video is not random. This song is one of the greatest and hardest composition ever.

[@otdewiljes]

Suggestions for next songs for us veteran TOOL fans to see you enjoy vicariously: If you want slow buildup and intricate layering, do Wings for Marie + 10.000 Days or Parabol + Parabola. If you want power and emphasis on drumming, do Ticks & Leeches. If you want emphasis on bass, do Schism. If you want emphasis on weird things the guitar player (Adam Jones), do Jambi. If you want all-round classic TOOL, do Forty 6 & 2, Stinkfist, Vicarious, Sober, or Aenema.

[@damorpheus8615]

The only reason i wouldnt reccommend delving into wings for marie and 10 000 days is cause of the history and context needed, knowing about his struggles with his mother and the church. Also, if you do those, i reccommend adding judith by a perfect circle cause that fills the gap of his emotions toward it. But wings and 10,000 days need to be done together.

[@tei187]

Actually, this video correlates with the song quite well. Let's see: I don't quite recall exactly what it was all about, but due to time signatures of the chorus they somehow realized that it is a number in Fibonacci sequence (I want to say 987, but not sure). Due to that, the vocals are based on the said sequence, which in turn relates to the Golden Ratio theory (quotients of pairs of numbers of the sequence, where dividend is the higher value and divider being the lower one of the pair, are close to 1.618). The sequence goes kind of like: 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3(...), so transcribing it to syllables-like vocal parts you get: 1: Black, 1: and, 2: white-are, 3: all-I-see, 5: in-my-in-fan-cy, 8: red-and-yell-ow-then-came-to-be, 5: reach-ing-out-to-me, 3: lets-me-see. Also, there are references to different kinds of mathematic equations and models, which happen to often be embodied, seemingly on its own, as part of nature (or at least that's just how I see it). So there we go again with the Golden Ratio and spirals, since they are more or less an often sight in different kinds of plants (sometimes even in bone structure of animals). But, of course - it's not just nature, but a lot of things made by people (referenced for example by the architectural plans near the end of the song). btw. I love your channel. I got so fed up with "reactions" being the same repeatable face expressions of people just wanting to sell merchandise. Watching how you actually analyze the songs makes me want to dig deeper into their meaning, texture and overall structure, perhaps making me appreciate the song more than before.

[@charliekunkel]

I mean it's great and all that kids today are taking up Tool and doing a pretty bang up job on it all things considered, but yeah this pales in comparison to the real song. Night and day difference in production value, talent, emotion and artistry.

[@akumasan69100]

once you enter Tool experience , you're never coming back ^^ Welcome !!

[@DavidSmith-cc5hk]

Your commentary about Thich Quang Duc in your Rage reaction was awesome,

[@DavidSmith-cc5hk]

But your ability to pick up on some of the layered meanings in Tool is more impressive. "Black then white are all I see in my infancy, Red and yellow then came to be..." Look into the development of sight, as well as those colors' significance in aboriginal cultures.

[@benderrodriguiz3222]

This whole song was written with the fibonacci sequence. The music timing and the lyrics, the words and the amount of syllables. Edit: Yeah, you get it!

[@why_ivory]

There is a time after the first awakening often referred to as the fatalistic period in which it becomes increasingly harder for the traveler to relate back to the material world in the wake of the unearned wisdom that they received from their experience. The fact of the matter is that you never truly obtain enlightenment, but rather you achieve moments of other worldly clarity and it is a hard pill to swallow that you are not allowed to exist there permanently. But if the traveler abides by the teachings of their experience, they will come to realize that the only way forward is to bring into alignment, both the nature of their own humanity and the devine wisdom of the awakening, bringing themselves closer to centrality, and as such, one tiny step closer to some semblance of enlightenment. We must use this primordial knowledge to accentuate and improve our humanity, rather than abandoning it. Love your reactions by the way. You're a very insightful person. I admire that🤙🏼

[@footnotedrummer]

This song is written in the Fibonacci sequence. The shell at the beginning of this video, is an example of nature using the Fibonacci sequence in the natural development of a shell. Fibonacci sequence is 1+1=2, 2+1=3, 3+2=5, 5+3=8, etc...

[@Thief.Of.Dreams]

The closest thing I could find to a definition: lateralis 1. denoting a position farther from the median plane or midline of the body or a structure. 2. pertaining to a side. - Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders

[@JerryDodge]

The point of the spiral is that there is no end to the spiral.

[@erkkiboy]

The lateral rectus muscle is a muscle on the lateral side of the eyeball in the orbit. It is one of six extraocular muscles that control the movements of the eye. Makes sense considering the topic of sight and the overarching tool eye...

[@quikspecv4d]

When baby’s are born the first see in black and white. Red and yellow are typically the first colors we start to see after that

[@frankiilynx]

Watching you figure out in real time that the lyrics corresponded to the Fibonacci numbers was one of the best things I've ever seen man. Hope you did eventually get to hear the original, because it's lightyears better. Maynard's voice and Danny's drumming in particular are irreplaceable.

[@b.v.n.3595]

I totally knew you would love this track. Tool is so much more than music. It's an experience!

[@Method5440]

Tool is the greatest band ever - no hyperbole. Kinda wishing this was actually tool though. Sounds like a cover band?

[@WizardDozen]

The number syllables in his first verse match the fibonacci sequence. The syllables Maynard sings in the first verse follow the first six numbers in the pattern, ascending and descending in the sequence 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3. "Black (one), then (one), white are (two), all I see (three), in my infancy (five). Red and yellow then came to be (eight), reaching out to me (five). Lets me see (three)." In the next verse, Maynard begins with the seventh number of the Fibonacci sequence (13), implying a missing verse in between. He descends back down with the following pattern; 13-8-5-3. "As below so above and beyond I imagine (13). Drawn beyond the lines of reason (eight). Push the envelope (five). Watch it bend (three)." The second verse adds the missing line to complete the sequence; "There is (two), so (one), much (one), more that (two), beckons me (three), to look through to these (five), infinite possibilities (eight)." 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3-2-1-1-2-3-5-8-13-8-5-3.

[@drizzd1]

First Edit: favorite song of all time Edit 2: bruh that's a cover.

[@MrLboydReacts]

This is a Cover ?

[@drizzd1]

@@MrLboydReacts yes sir. Look for Tool's official KZbin channel

[@owenisaacson724]

@@MrLboydReacts Yes it says it in the title, I thought it sounded funny.

[@jimidave6281]

The opening lines simply describe the development of sight in a fetus - nothing (black), then light detection (white) and the first colours they can see are red (the colour of the material around them!). I've always seen it as an allegory for the development of knowledge as opening your mind to understanding the world.

[@ericaperez6287]

I died when you said " Maybe I'm over thinking this." knowing what lyrics were coming next. But yeah as mentioned by others, this is a cover, and not a really good one. There are many layers missing and it's just not right. The video was cool though. But you have to listen to the original , there is no music or lyric video for it. But hey, now you've analyzed the lyrics and can focus on the other aspects of the song when you listen to the real version. Then watch a video where a guy explains all the different ways they use the Fibonacci sequence in this song.

[@Tylerdoesit]

The very first thing I thought when I heard him say that was. THIS is going to be an epic reaction in about 5 seconds! This will be a classic moment for mrlboyd's channel! Can't wait to catalogue more

[@Stupha_Kinpendous]

Last night my good friend showed me some really awesome reaction videos, and then I mentioned you. Cat was already subscribed. The way you do this elevates all of us. Thanks, man.

[@southbayspike]

Whoa! This isn’t TOOL. Sounds super weird. The production on the original track is amazing. Ya gotta check it out.

[@joemomma7814]

Ah yea im glad to see you made it here my friend! Edit : damn bro sucks you heard a cover of it by kids before the actual song and video

[@_GrumpyOldPunk]

From the Wikipedia page on this song. "In July 2017, Maynard's friend Joe Rogan described his writing process in his podcast; "He wrote a song to the Fibonacci sequence. The Fibonacci sequence is a mathematical sequence. It starts from one, the next number is one, and the next number being two, creates the 2+1 which is three, continuing in this mathematical progression. That's how they found the chord progression. It began linking up to the Fibonacci sequence." The syllables Maynard sings in the first verse follow the first six numbers in the pattern, ascending and descending in the sequence 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3. "Black (one), then (one), white are (two), all I see (three), in my infancy (five). Red and yellow then came to be (eight), reaching out to me (five). Lets me see (three)." In the next verse, Maynard begins with the seventh number of the Fibonacci sequence (13), implying a missing verse in between. He descends back down with the following pattern; 13-8-5-3. "As below so above and beyond I imagine (13). Drawn beyond the lines of reason (eight). Push the envelope (five). Watch it bend (three)." The second verse adds the missing line to complete the sequence; "There is (two), so (one), much (one), more that (two), beckons me (three), to look through to these (five), infinite possibilities (eight)." 1-1-2-3-5-8-5-3-2-1-1-2-3-5-8-13-8-5-3."

[@Tylerdoesit]

Bobby Johnson, you just flat out blew my mind! And the craziest part, is, I already knew it. Oh man, life is so amazing isn't it?! Great explanation BTW for someone trying to understand 👍 👏

[@_GrumpyOldPunk]

@@Tylerdoesit If you really want your mind blown look up the relationship between the golden ratio and the Fibonacci sequence. The spiral pattern in the video is based on the golden ratio and can be found in nature EVERYWHERE.

[@Tylerdoesit]

@@_GrumpyOldPunk im not sure you caught my wording and inflection. I was saying I already knew everything you said in your comment, but you explained it well enough to blow my mind again. It was sortA a joke. Either that ... or I'm playing checkers and your playing chess, because you DID understand, and hit me back with more knowledge I already knew to super blow my mind...again. whoa, I'm getting dizzy

[@splendidpursuits]

2 angles on the colors. 1) infants only see in black and white, then gain color vision, so that line can be literal. 2) cultural. In linguistic development words for light and dark come first, then red and often yellow, then other colors from there. Either way it is a reference to development and gaining the ability to differentiate over time.

[@temo]

The song and the video go perfectly together. They are teaching the same thing.

[@DanielLopez-po9cj]

From the album's Wikipedia: Lateralus (supposedly a portmanteau of the leg muscle Vastus lateralis and the term lateral thinking)

[@reaperstoker]

If you have not done 46&2 it is a must. Another incredible genius Tool song.

[@Vikki_T]

That moment when he realized he was singing in Fibonacci 🤣👌🏾💯 yes, that's what we're doing here.

[@primus86]

Upvoting despite the wrong version. Great reaction, hope you keep doing Tool or at least listen to their music in your freetime if your business manager decides to not approve Tool reactions. You deserve to at least experience Tool even if we don't get to come along for the ride. I get it, the fanbase is...particular. Your breakdown on the song was still FIRE!!!

[@mattburke4343]

This song is written to express the Fibonacci sequence/spiral. 1, 1+1=2, 1+2=3, 2+3=5, 3+5=8, 5+8=13. If you count the syllables in his words they follow this sequence. (Black, Then, White Are, All I see, In my In fan cy, Red And Yell ow then came to be. then back down rea ching out to me, Lets me see.) If you listen to the time signature of the instruments they are in the Fibonacci sequence. That is why is sounded so off to you. The song itself is about the spiral. Listen to the Tool song it will really blow your mind.

[@UpperLevelFitness]

The video is sacred geometry and the lyrics are spoken about Alchemy and bending the two for understanding and connection to the true reality of life and connection of universe and all in it. It's fascinating.

[@AlabasterJazz]

While it's not the original, your analysis of the lyrics are absolutely fantastic. You are not an asshole to want to go back, and no need to apologize. There is a ton of code and meaning in this song, and a lifetime of analysis would not reveal it all. To me the back then white, red then yellow line is about literal infant eyes developing, but also about cognitive awareness developing. In the beginning there is just black and white, things are simple. But as we develop the complexities grow and our awareness changes. We must learn to balance knowledge and intuition. Overthinking causes us to miss opportunities. In any case we push the envelope, ride the spiral.

[@thedude72387]

What I believe he's suggesting is that the balance of humanity and divinity is the key to unlocking access to, potentially, independent individual evolution and in turn, the true "curing" of the "human condition".

[@stars_and_tarot_YT]

The whole album played in a different order makes it sound like and endless spiral or a loop, there are no words to describe this masterpiece of an album

[@batou1468]

Lysergic acid diethylamide

[@ricksurratt9034]

You are one smart individual every time I watch a review I learn something..

[@rickgoeden4548]

First person I've seen this sort of understands tool. Keep jumping down the rabbit hole

[@temo]

And that is the place no one has ever been to. No one has ever been to where my self is. No one could ever get there but myself. This is the place at the end of the spiral where you see yourself. What most confuse for their highest self is simply the self. Infinite. Or something like that. 👓

[@TheTazman63]

All I can say is WOW, You are one sharp dude to actually figure out the lyrics where written in the fib sequence

[@bjwalters8385]

I should have looked a little more at the comments before my first comment. Interestingly i believe that the first colors we begin seeing besides black and white are red and yellow. Blue is the last to come.

[@Vikki_T]

I think what he means by "still be a human" is to remain humble. Most times when people think of themselves as divine, they grow a sense of self righteousness where nothing they do can be wrong because they have this sense of authority. Basically, he's saying he wants to know the scope of that divine nature that's dwelling within, but still be able to look at things with humility.

[@wiseyeffect]

Omg this is a cover song. It’s quality is just sad in comparison to the original.

[@timothybishop3566]

Did he do the original yet? Still waiting.

[@publicprofilename4273]

The intro is a VERY specific length for a very specific reason.

[@mcmxciad]

Respect to MRLBOYD SEVENDUST is another great African American lead singer band 🌟

[@dylanalty4212]

You will love the studio version of lateralus. Easily one of the best songs ever created I feel. Tool has so many amazing songs you'll love the journey you're about to embark on!

[@Tylerdoesit]

I've heard laterals thousands of times, and I always wonder to myself, why am I thee only person who truly believes this is the greatest song ever produced? Then... I really blow my own mind when I realize this isn't even my favorite tool Track! At least not this week!

[@filby3213]

Never go wrong with Tool. Thanks for sharing

[@haagatha]

This isn't Tool

[@timj1034]

1,1,2,3,5,8,13...the syllables of the words match the fibonacci sequence

[@timj1034]

Black, and, White are. All I see. Reaching out to me

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

You mentioned musicianship in The Pot reaction. 7empest is 17 secs shy of 16 mins, won a Grammy and outsold Taylor Swift

[@damiondifranco2967]

Right in Two. Parabola. Aenima. Stinkfist. Let's get it

[@nickygolden1339]

7:27 He figures it out. That's impressive for a first listen

[@stylebook6503]

Dear Sir, This band will put to use your obviously substantial intellect. Challenge it, tantalize and stimulate it. But mostly inspire and contribute to the evolution of your thinking . Welcome to the rabbit hole. I recommend “46 & 2” about moving on to the next step of evolution , 46 chromosomes 2 people

[@cl0ud9x]

5:05 The formula is actually defining the golden ratio. I wish there was a formula for time travel haha

[@paulie98vr6]

I only stuck around to see your thoughts and how you were figuring it out. Very looking forward to seeing you react to the actual song, which is a masterpiece and one of the best ever written.

[@1Kackow]

check out "46 and 2" and " Right in two" mad respect for your intellect bro. If im not mistaken Tool actually wrote music using the fibinachi sequence.

[@brianzollo]

Has no one pointed out yet that the guitar riffs themselves are written using the Febonacci sequence.

[@brianzollo]

Never mind he figured it out

[@skaphanatic5657]

7 minutes, 40 seconds in, you understand all the Golden Ratio references in the video

[@MarkSmith-yz6pm]

And Danny Carey is the world’s best drummer... think of it in terms of third dimensional rhythm. Again... GENIUS!

[@jayd4219]

As I said in another tool reaction vid, lots and lots of layers to Tool. Lots of occult and new age references, sacred geometry, concepts of transcendence or ascension. It's all over music and movies, but Tool layers it deeply and intelligently. As above, so below. Baphomet, Ignatius Loyola, Helena Blavtski, Alice Baily, the UN. Do as thou wilt, Alester Crowley, Jay Z, Disney. Symbols, esoteric and esoteric meanings of symbols and lyrics. It's all over, but Tool is pretty master craft with it. And at that level of the game, it's carefully constructed. Timing, symbols, imagery isn't done by happenstance or coincidence. There is a high amount of intent and purpose to the details.

[@ianscottt3642]

That’s not Tool.

[@OfishfearmeO]

You would love the song RIGHT IN TWO by Tool... insane lyrical and musical journey

[@jonathancapps1103]

I wondered why you decided to react to a cover version of this, but I understood once I saw the visuals.

[@nicoledunhamdickerson4258]

Thanks for thinking of us fans though! I know I’ve requested it enough to drive you insane

[@cameronvandeusen7871]

Oh no....he found Tool everybody...someone quick, get him a mop & squeegee for when his head explodes! Forreal though, glad you started on this! Tool/A Perfect Circle (same lead singer) are amazing! Can't wait til you get to "Eulogy", " Aenima", and "Forty Six and 2"

[@JoeBlow_4]

except this isn't TOOL.

[@cameronvandeusen7871]

@@JoeBlow_4 true, I knew that the second he started playing the video. But everyone else already mentioned that to him. Regardless he is now aware of Tool and when he does the real versions I'll be here for those too

[@fglobalism7321]

your a pretty smart dude. love the channel

[@innersanctumoccultube278]

You gotta watch some live shows. That's where to really experience Tool. That was not Tool.

[@justintaylor9458]

The song is sang in the Fibonacci sequence, hence the video.

[@chiefersutherland5609]

Oh my you opened up a can on this one MrLboyd!!

[@kaneconley]

Interestingly enough... In the original tool version of this song, the tempo and time signature changes follow the Fibonacci sequence. There is nothing random about this song

[@MrJesusHKrist]

Imagine how good Tool would be with this singer. I'm sure the only difference is the lyrics to this song would be about Marlboro Reds and Drinking rubbing Alcohol

[@aaronswartz4788]

Seriously, how TF does this have 133 downvotes... this is almost literally a life mission... how tf??????????????????????

[@trevoroconnor2782]

I think the guitar chords are in fibanchi sequence. Would need to double check

[@shiver222]

Was the reaction video to the original ever posted? The pinned comment 6 months ago says it will be within the next couple days, but I can't find it.

[@seekerofshadowlight]

Always nice to see someone enjoying tool

[@teddysmith2290]

You aren't missing anything, bro. That is exactly what they are talking about. The cadence is the Fibinocci Sequence. So, the videography is representing that, but This probably wasn't made by the band, but someone who understood.