Warframe Reaction | We All Lift Together | Sleeping in the Cold Below

[@VegaSlides]

"We all lift together" was my favorite thing to experience playing Warframe. Really makes you feel immersed in the world

[@acedias12]

Immersed till the incoming grindfest drops in like a brick to the face.

[@nafereuskortex9055]

@@acedias12 Grind is part of the game, a key part of the game actually if they lessen the grind it would be a worse game for it. This game is for people who like to grind, like high difficulty Persona like monster hunter some games are just not for you and that's fine.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@dirtyd4cdeeds327]

@@acedias12funny enough, the grind fits the song theme so well

[@radical_lavos]

Yep the slavery so g do be fire

[@Glorfindel_117]

"For Narmer" is the 'sequel' to "We All Lift Together" and it's possibly one of my favourite songs ever. Not just in Warframe, or gaming, but all music. And I've only put 20 or 30 hours into the game, so I'm not even super invested in it. It's got the same musical themes and motifs but twisted and changed, and the meaning is reversed. It's some incredible musical planning to mirror the older song so perfectly.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for letting us know about that song 😀

[@Glorfindel_117]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames No problem. Even if you dont do a video of it, it's worth giving a listen. The shift in tone is so good

[@WingManFang1]

For Narmer is a haunting jam

[@varietywiarrior]

For Narmer carries a heavy emotional weight, as well. You head into Fortuna ready to help Vox Sollaris fight yet another tyrant. But they, too, have succumbed to Ballas. It hammers home the point. What point? *_We lost._*

[@GuardianArk15]

Man this brings me back. We all lift together was roughly when I stopped playing regularly but the song will never leave my memories.

[@mrdomomrdomo]

bro same, then all the new stuff happened and i kinda regret it but i hope if i ever got back to it the story still unfolds and impacts me as the trailers made them seem

[@GuardianArk15]

@@mrdomomrdomo i want to go back so badly but I know they will never streamline the story experience. Was hard enough to get them to streamline the opening of the game. (Which is excellent btw)

[@alijahwilliams4430]

And than years later I got to the nercmas plant or something just me personally

[@Yuki_Ika7]

Same, I only stopped playing because I became interested in other games and I did not like the grind all that much, but I still like the game

[@thefogati66]

8:08 Technically it has a music video. This music plays while you are fighting an endless wave of enemies in the scenario of the video while playing as Sevagoth, the warframe that came with the quest this music originated from. 8:55 The sisters she's referring to is her crew that died after an attack to their space station.

[@Laughlikeagoblin]

Or other wrecked ships since ships are referred as "she"

[@thefogati66]

@@Laughlikeagoblin I played the Quest, she is talking about her crew. Besides, who refers to their ship as sister?

[@Laughlikeagoblin]

@@thefogati66 allied ships and I'm not talking about just the game

[@thefogati66]

@@Laughlikeagoblin The more you know... But in the game, it is her crew for sure

[@kenichiotaku3693]

"I was working in an exosuit when the Tempestarii destroyed Lucretia platform. I drifted for days among the frozen fragments of my crew. My sisters... I dreamed their dead gaping mouths ...were singing with me yet."

[@Robvirtual]

Without writing a novel, heres a bit of context for the 2 songs. We all lift, you guys kinda hit the nail on the head. As the logo at the end shows Fortuna is a "dept internment" collony. The corpus send people who have built up high ammounts of dept there to work them off. The sick part is theres "always something else" and if they dont meet quotas the higher ups literly "repo" parts of them. And they slowly become more cyborg and "owned" by the corpus. Cold below is literly a space sea shanty. But this song specifically is about Valla ( the women on the cover) and her crew. Who long story short got caught in a space storm of sorts and somehow got attacked by a rouge warframe who killed her crew, and by extension blames the tenno. Now she works with the head of the corpus (the man with golden hand) doing bad but not evil evil things.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for giving us context on these songs 🙂

[@Taygon45]

Not to mention that after repoing body parts they get augmentations, which they have to pay off, adding even more debt.

[@LyricBzz]

@@Taygon45 So messed up... they literally sell their limbs to pay of the debt, but the augmentations they get add more to the debt than before... Seems like a futuristic hellscape... but this is legit something a company like Amazon or Apple would do xd

[@re4ptilerea4er55]

@@LyricBzz Amazon and apple......or bathesda with it's fallout 76

[@re4ptilerea4er55]

​@@Taygon45 you also forgot to say how if I recall they also steal memories and such from people to sell for profit as a way of debt. And if I recall exploiter orb and profit taker were the orbs that held all the memories and organs ....I think Exploiter held memories and profit held the body parts......I think.

[@nafereuskortex9055]

Lore; We all lift: they are people in debt to the merchant faction of Warframe the Corpus, they pay there debt with work, however it's set up by the leader to never be able to pay off. The place they sleep is added to there debt, the food they eat is added to there debt if a family member dies both the disposal and whatever outstanding debt is added to your debt, they replace they're limbs some to work longer and harder some to sell to the Corpus to make up some payments because of they don't make any payments they get "shelved" they remove the brain and put it in a jar as basically the form of imprisonment. Sisters of Parvos: Parvos is essentially the hidden leader of the Corpus his an embodiment of the hidden hand of the market (literally haveing a golden hand) the song itself is a projection of a Corpus woman's dream of her crew, her sisters, they all died in a dock I think there body's floating frozen in space leaving the woman alone imagine the corpses singing with her (the other voice's in the song are the sisters) she ends up in the part of the void that hides Parvos Granum who always wished he had a sister who was as intelligent as him but strong like his brother who was a moron when she ended up there he made her "sisters" into basically ghost pirates for Parvos.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Crushing debt. Can definitely feel that 😫 thanks for helping us with more context with these songs 🙂

[@kushminister5137]

as a younger tenno going through the gates of fortuna for the first time was something to behold then we all found ourselves head bobbing to the beat and not pressing that skip button

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@beev2009]

I remember when it first came out, I was so excited way back then. I wish I could experience that for the first time again.

[@Zayamad]

I liked how she thought of them as work songs, but I always thought Sleeping in the Cold Below was a sea shanty.

[@jacthing1]

It is

[@Good_Hot_Chocolate]

It is, only We All Lift Together is a labor song.

[@kindtheking9349]

They both are, sleeping in the cold below is specifically a sea shanty, but that is a subgenre of work songs

[@ViralFlame]

More like a space shanty, but yeah

[@happyninja42]

Well sea shanties are work songs to an extent, for the same reason that We All Lift is a work song. It helps the crew stay in time if the are doing a repetitive action and don't want to get out of synch with their shipmates. Most shanties and work songs have a very steady beat that doesn't change, because the idea is that you sing the song while doing whatever task you need to do, and keep the rhythm. You can see this with some footage of workers hammering down railroad spikes with like 6 people all smacking it with sledgehammers in very fast succession. It's because it's on beat with the song they're singing. Shanties are the same thing really.

[@Fate.s-End]

The "man on high" mentioned in the song is the 'messiah' of the Corpus, Parvos Granum, a man who started his rise to power with theft and who made a get-rich-quick pyramid scheme into a massive religion of greed. As would fit a man who created such a religion, it would not be inaccurate to say Granum is capitalism made flesh. As described in the song, Granum is a capricious and ruthless man lacking in sentiment, to whom people are merely another asset. If a subordinate no longer generates profit, there is no reason to keep them alive. If an enemy is powerful, even if they are slaughtering your people, they are an asset worth hiring. Charity is a virtue, not out of fairness or kindness, but because it indebts those who receive it to he who gives it. If you are poor, either idle parasites are dragging you down or you aren't working hard enough. In comparison to the institution his cult would become, with an aristocracy who are born and who die rich, and who preach what they don't believe in, Parvos Granum's words are deceptively virtuous-seeming. But his philosophy is simply a different kind of evil, one more dangerous in its heartless efficiency.

[@IchigoKurosakitheSalvation]

I really did enjoy the OST for Warframe and these two were my favorite songs. Great reaction

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@Thedeadpool-sg5os]

So glad you decided to react to these. Music is a way to capture hearts. These songs need to be heard and you help do it. Way to slay guys

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Glad you enjoyed the reaction 😀

[@fcold9402]

Neither were music videos, you just didnt see the ingame event that happened with cold below. That introduction to the fortuna location still gi es me chills, then you add on the Narmwr stuff..... this game has some good music.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍

[@UndyingZero]

Interesting lore tidbit: the 'robots' in the We All Lift Together aren't robots, but humans HEAVILY modified to be more efficient in their work: their limbs and even their heads are replaced by cybernetric limbs and heads so they could work harder, longer and better, but doing so puts them in debt to to the Corpus and they can only pay it by working, often their entire lives. Debt is then passed to their kids for them to pay off, which forces them to ALSO get augmentations and thus the cycle repeats.

[@ScratchingCatto]

Look I'll be honest. I shed a tear the first 10 times I heard We all Lift Together. Once in game and the rest from reactions and just listening to it Also can we just apperciate this SPACE NINJA game just having 2 bangers one including a sea shanty sang by SPACE PIRATES!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Love games that can not only be fun to play but expand on the world with cool lore and music. Like these and daughter of the sea for WoW 😀

[@nafereuskortex9055]

I don't know if you care about the lore, if you do. PLEASE DON'T WATCH FOR NARMER until you get up to that point in the story through other reaction or lore videos.

[@lucashobbs5986]

Warframe osts have got to be some of my favorite osts I have ever heard they all have a unique sound palette two others that I would recommend include "this is what you are" (at least I think that's the title) and "for narmor"

[@piratesezarrr]

Agreed. "This is what you are" played at the perfect time in-game

[@WingManFang1]

I just got to the mission where they introduced “Sleeping in the Cold Below” and I was blown away…..it was truly haunting, but simultaneously one of the best songs I’ve ever heard.

[@maszkalman3676]

Slleping in the cold below technically have a music "video" but actually it's an interactive battle scene for the reveal of a new warframe Sevagoth and it would be revealing part of the plot if they would show that.

[@Voxrar]

My favorite music from this game is a bit too short for a reaction. Its in the questline called The Sacrifice, called "Smiles from Juran." Very short, sorrowful, and melancholy.

[@SioxGreyWolf]

Woot! I suggested this! Glad to see you experience this! Now to actually play the video, I will make edits as relevance requires. Okay, on "we lift together" first, yes, for namer is a sequel to that, it's the same people singing it, just keep that in mind. To describe who they are, they are technically Corpus, or corpus financed, but their their own free people. Many need augments in order to work, no augments, you got no money, and you can't work, you build up a debt, and... tax man comes to collects bits and pieces of you. For this reason, they are fighting their own subtle war, working as one, united on a common front. So yes, their not robots but people, and I personally believe those cases in their chest holds their true heads. For the sleeping in the cold below, this is I believe a villian anthem, for a corpus crew, hunting down a ghost ship that was famous for rescues before falling into the void. Eventually these girls will become sisters and daughters of parvos, the messiah of the corpus. On a more uplifting note, it is possible to beat and convert these sister's of parvos into crew members, who can assist you on missions.

[@ВладиславФесенко-к1м]

Parvos was the mythical man who pulled himself up by his bootstraps. He was clever (probably clever enough to craft a false narrative around himself and his organisation to lure more people in), denounced greed for short-term gains and praised those who genuinely worked hard. Corpus of now is the current reality, where CEOs and directors reap the majority of gains yet preach for all the others to work harder

[@Colm1800]

the music video to sleeping in the cold below is the actual gameplay that plays with it ingame, its so ridiculously well placed i had just chills and replay the mission tons. the sisters are the ladies dead sisters that were killed off with a mystery thing, gotta play the game or google to know more

[@RazulLD]

Lorewise - We all lift together is sang by Solaris United a indebted Corpus who had to sell parts of themselves in order to pay up their debts, yet they also had to do it in order to work in the toxic environments they inhabit so they get in debt more because of those cybernetics. Sleeping in the cold below is sang by the sisters of Parvos, Parvos Granum is the founder of the Corpus faction and he was trapped in a time bubble in a different dimension but now he is kinda free to operate in our reality in some ways. He use those "ways" to recruit his head hunters - the sisters of Parvos, that are mainly hunting the Tenno. "The Corpus are a cult worshiping money", their culture is infused with climbing the ladder in order to get more money.

[@silpao-uy]

I wanted to see more of your reaction to the story guys!! I would also tell them to listen "For Narmer" but for that you would have to keep watching the story, which is fine unless you want to do spoilers first. Happy New year!! 🎉🎉

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We do plan on getting to the story. Watching some cutscenes and more lore 🙂

[@calvinheslop2585]

Those workers in we all lift together are people in a deptors prison where to make sure you don't run they confiscate body parts like for example your head.The sisters are the old corpus king's personal soldiers who are pretty much space pirates.He hasn't done many but I highly recommend Tactical Potatoes lore videos as he went all out and got voice actors they have a familiar vibe to those warhammer Skaven video you enjoyed.

[@nemangame]

Sleeping in the cold below is absolutely amazing, always makes me tear up

[@aqn8756]

Whenever I see your channel name I think of the phrase I used to describe myself with back in high school: “Consistently Inconsistent.”

[@curtishammond6031]

Love how wholesome this content is. I play a wide variety of games so seeing you do FNAF and blizzard stuff and Warframe is really cool. I know all the words to both of these and they are both very special.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Happy to hear you like the wide variety we do. We never wanted to just focus on one game. 🙂🤗

[@lapisdt2970]

Wait... I was just rewatching your old waframe videos and realized i missed this one when it came out!! OMG How?!

[@Freeky_Deeky]

They look like they’re about to cry in the thumbnail and that’s completely understandable lol

[@phlegethon666]

U know the vent on their chest, just in case u don't know that's where their organic head is, if anyone doesn't obey the corpus out right they get a limb replaced or in eudico's case her head removed and have a cybernetic replacement. the original head is then placed in some life support tank they install in their mid-section (as mentioned before) and serves as an example to everyone to listen to what the corpus want u to do then do it without question, or that could very well be u.

[@ImperialKnight770]

When I first saw this, I didn't notice the workers were singing halfway through the song.

[@Gameplays-k7o]

Whomever came upbwith the soundtrack for sleeping in the cold below is a pure genius

[@dominicstevens5851]

FoR tHe AlGoRiThM

[@DriskotTheDense]

Sleeping In the Cold Below actually plays during a mission where you get to try a warframe for the first time, I'd say reacting to videos that cover mainline missions and their story bits to see that scene in action. Finding them in order could be tricky if they aren't in a playlist

[@TekaLovesArcanine]

There’s a version where both the songs are mixed and it is very good

[@SioxGreyWolf]

I JUST did the sleeping in the cold below scene... and it is epic. Spoilers below: You are the unkillable shadow ghost of a long dying ghost captain warframe shogoth or something, you go on an endless murder spree in an absolutely scenic endless water plane within the void from songs beginning to end. It is worth the quest to do. (And I personally love being a railjack captain.)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Great timing. Glad you enjoyed the mission! 😀

[@SioxGreyWolf]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames I had to come back to this video just to say this, so less "timing" and more "I had to let you guys know!"

[@Leonismychild]

I once Listened to “we all lift together” for 50 minutes straight, lol.

[@yourdailydoseofomid3026]

Hell yeah! You've got to watch For Narmer now, it's set in the same place as We All Lift Together however due to some unfortunate circumstances it's very different, _I won't say anymore though._ Also We All Lift Together is whistled by all the workers you can see while you traverse Fortuna, a colony where people who are in debt to Nef Anyo (the evil CEO basically of the corpus) work in an attempt to pay off their debt. Fortuna's probably one of my favourite parts of Warframe just because it's so unique compared to any sci-fi thing i'd seen before and yet has such a huge part of story/lore within it. Sleeping in the cold below I know a lot less about but it's also to do with these corpus sisters that were flying in their ship that died for some reason, in the quest you go to them in your spaceship and their ghost ship sort of _speaks to you_ and then your ai translates and speaks back so you can board it and then unlock a new warframe, really weird.

[@Thorneblade]

For Narmer is the "pendant" of We all lift together. And there's the trailer of "Angels of the Zariman" and the "New war gameplay" or "Duviri Paradox gameplay" videos for the next reacion if you want ;)

[@2098andre]

As always the best, we are waiting for more videos on the warframe.

[@mitchell8003]

I got goosebumps the first time

[@original_cb0895]

you can see by how his head bops with the hammer swings that he's obtained the intrusive masculine urge to perform gross amounts of manual labor while singing

[@unkindledsoilder8599]

So to Help you understand (The Sisters Of Pavos) are the Sisters you are referring to they are the Corpus Variant to the Kuva Lich the Grineer captains or bosses you could say so I'd watch their respective intros and videos to understand them

[@hugoshen1410]

from a work song to a sea shanty.

[@phazegate7578]

Not sure if this is on your request list yet, but warframe released a whole anime styled character intro for the 50th warframe called stynax thats about 5ish minutes long. i highly reccomend you check it out. glad you enjoyed the songs as always. stay safe!

[@jovanyc3397]

Warframe and COD Zombies are my all time favorite games and I'm so glad you're watching them. As many people have mentioned, Smiles From Juran is a beautiful instrumental and For Narmer is a direct contrast to We All Lift Together and are very good songs you might want to check out as well. I hope that once you get through the first 5-6 episodes of Byf's series, you can jump right into The New War Movie from Gamer's Little Playground! The story absolutely blew me away and I hope it hooks you too

[@corpsefoot758]

If you enjoy COD Zombies, you might get a kick out of playing the new Darktide, Dying Light, or even the old “STALKER” games (with mods especially) like Call of Pripyat

[@EkhazarHaze]

I dont play warframe and still play we all lift together when doing chores in house.

[@mwpjr2006]

Both songs involve a faction in Warframe called the Corpus, essentially a cult centered around corporate greed (oversimplified, but true). The cyborg workers of Fortuna in We All Lift Together are, as you caught on really quickly, laborers that aren't getting much in return for their work, and are actually indebted to the Corpus via shady corporate tactics, causing various body parts, mostly heads, to be replaced with robotic components because of said debt. The mission that Sleeping In The Cold Below is played in not only gives access to a Warframe, but also to the Corpus side of Warframe's Nemesis system, referred to in-game as the Sisters of Parvos, Parvos being Parvos Granum, the original founder of the Corpus so long ago.

[@aaronjrpederson3283]

Its such a sad sounding song but its so good

[@tyuigkn5366]

Next song from warframe that is currently my favorite song is "To take the pain away (Smiles from Juran" Its a sad story when you discover what or who the songs for and how events happened but I would love to see a reaction to this song. especially if you figure out the story behind it.

[@RealCodreX]

There is a cat under that blanket!

[@brakdoes8914]

There's one should go into this, it's for narmer cuz it's a trinity

[@hiramsiqueiros9018]

everyone recommendin for narmer but don't mention the absolute banger that is ghosts of void

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Appreciate you letting us know about it 🙂

[@weertangel7231]

I love those songs, very fun to the listen to, though there are also some great covers out there, like Little-V's cover of We all lift together or or Sharm's cover of Sleeping in the cold below. check those out of u want something slightly different from the originals. As for the We all lift together video, it was part of the Fortuna reveal at Tennocon 2018(i think) so that was how they introduced it.

[@PUULETO]

Love warframe ! i started playing the game a while ago and i main gauss (Basically flash but on crack) never had this much fun in a while

[@Scottistic]

There’s also For Narmar which is another song BUT ties into the main story so contains spoilers

[@knight5846]

We all lift together was the intro for the Fortuna literally and sleeping in the cold below is better understood when you watch the video that had it in the gameplay, which that quest line is called The Call of the Tempestarii; watch videos of that and you will DEFINITELY have a better understanding of that song; hell I was crying the first time I heard it and I was doing the quest

[@Aoenias]

There's a series of song on the Warframe OST that share various leitmotifs but it might be too tall an order to ask you to react to all of them so just know that the Warframe OST is a banger that builds upon itself. For example, We All Lift Together has a... sequel of sorts called For Narmer...

[@Inferiis]

Fun observation: We all lift together is a work song indeed, and if you want to see connections, it sounds like the russian Red Army Chorus (deep, manly voices), and the whole Fortuna settlement has some kind of communism vibe (except the fact that it literally is a debt prison)

[@JamesTwice]

If you really liked "We all lift together" and don't mind spoilers. you might enjoy "For Narmer"

[@drakorix2074]

Now again these tunes will live rent free in my brain :v

[@senatorarmstrong1233]

Now you just need for Narmer, also we all lift together and for narmer have cutscenes but they don’t use the second verses

[@Revstarallstar]

We lift together made Namer better than anything due to its importance

[@TwoSevenX]

These are the good ones. There's another where they tried to make lightning strike three times and ummm... no. We All Lift: Fortuna is an interment *planet* specifically the terminus of the Venus space port. Venus is now frozen wasteland, such was the greed of the Corpus planet crackers. Lift is a literal chain-chant, and yes taken from the Industrial revolution. Nef Anyo in the literal sense, owns the entire planet. When the Tenno arrive they find "those things" which are the citizens of Venus. They're people. People with their parts traded in for credits. Paying off that debt is nearly impossible, by design. The lady on the welding rig with the Ship Cutter plasma welder is Eudico. She once led a revolution against Nef and the people payed dearly for her failure when the rebels were betrayed. Maybe the Tenno can change that. Cold Below: This is a shanty, sung by the Sisters of Parvos after more than half their number were killed by a single Tenno Anti-Privateer. The Corpus claim to be an endless benefactor to the solar system, the natural evolution of mankind spreading into space and making the entire system their garden. There is no such animal. The Corpus are originally pirates and cut-throats whom would sell their own family if it meant getting ahead in the eyes of their Orokin customers. Parvos Granum changed all that when the Orokin empire fell. (Parvos Granum is literally Brigham Young in Space. Not even kidding. Even has the Golden Disks) Granum used any means necessary to forge the Corpus Granum, an incorporation of the pirates whom fell in line with his beliefs that greed is literally divine and natural inclination of man. Anyone who though they should be in charge dealt with the Sisters of Parvos; his all female Hidden Hand that would use whatever means were needed to get the rest of the Corpus... or anyone else, including Grineer, in line. Equipped with the best gear and stolen Orokin tech, the Sisters were the last thing you wanted on your doorstep on any occasion, and could usually force surrender or capitulation in any negotiation or deal simply by being there or demonstrating their assassination skills in public at a convenient time and place. Granum's heavy hand eventually gained the ire of both the Tenno and Grinneer and one Tenno in particular, Sevagoth, made it his mission to crush any Granum incursion into neutral or friendly space, even in the Void. Granum made a final bid to rid himself of this menace by sending half of Sisterhood to fake a distress signal and lure Sevagoth's ship in. No one knew what happened, but Sevagoth's ship, the Tempestarii, known far and wide for being able to rescue any crew from any crisis was never seen again, and none of Parvos' sisterhood ever returned. This loss set the forces arrayed against Granum in background to openly challenge his rule, and as fate would have it his own personal ship would also be lost to the void. Some Rail travelers insist that the Tempestarii can still be found in the fiercest void storms, sailing to parts unknown, searching for someone in need of rescue. The reason there isn't a video for Cold Below is the song plays when you enact Sevagoth's quest in the game. His Shadow gains final revenge on the Sisters trapped in the endless void storm with him, so that his master may finally find rest and a new captain may claim the Tempestarii.

[@Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmiam]

What « third » song are you referring to at the begging of your comment?

[@TwoSevenX]

@@Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmiam The Narmer Chant.

[@Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmiam]

@@TwoSevenX How exactly is it a bad song? The song is SUPPOSED to make you feel uncomfortable, like something is missing. It is a perversion of "We all lift together", a worker chant about working together through adversity, an ode to freedom, all voices that sing it has their own personalities. In opposition, "For narmer" is a religious chant of absolute devotion and individualism. The singers sing in perfect harmony, no voice stand out from one another, just the same, "warmth-less" voices. Even the cords are "reversed": "We all lift together" warm and hopeful, 'For Narmer" defeated and looming. Aside from the strange decision of leaving the second half of the song (the best part in my opinion) out of the quest, which i find odd, i don't see how it is a bad song. It is, in my opinion, one of the best thing that came out of the new war. It made me feel like i actually lost. The sensation i had during that song were exactly what i was supposed to feel, crushing defeat and loss. To be honest, i feel like it is one of the best song in warframe in terms of storytelling.

[@TwoSevenX]

@@Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmiam I'm aware of what it's supposed to be, that doesn't artificially raise the quality level.

[@Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmiam]

@@TwoSevenX it doesn’t need to be « artificially raised », it’s already is a good song

[@HexxKnight]

yay more war of the frame. we all lift together is so catchy.also fortuna is a refugee city from a ruthless tyrant political figure in short. they had debts which were paid forcefully with there organic limbs.

[@MrBigshow234]

You guys should sit down and react to the warframe new war cutscenes and upload them in pieces. Love to see that

[@mysticmythgaming3145]

I missed this I haven’t been getting noti for you guys

[@newax_productions2069]

People like to hate on warframe but it's honestly and amazing game.

[@rebuiltHK47]

I'd love to see a reaction to the story playthrough of Call of the Tempestarii, the mission that Sleeping in the Cold Below is from, uploaded by Definitely Emprist. It has no player VO and it keeps to the important dialogue and scenes. Would content like Letsgameitout be something you two would react to, or is it strictly the games/game stuff?

[@TheFreonHan]

Наконец-то дождался этой реакции :)

[@LawfulChaotic1]

I’m ready for Sevagoth prime

[@beqagoriglejashvili6800]

I personally prefer the mixed version of those two songs. it hits me differently. it's called ,,we lift together in the cold below"

[@wifiscratch3736]

I genuinely miss playing warframe. 2016-2019 was my favorite time to play the game. It was like a poor man's destiny since I didn't have money to buy destiny. The game itself was so fun but now there is a lot you have to build and swap to even play the game. It's fun the story is fun but it's hard for me to play warframe like how it was during the time I play. Genuinely recommend the game

[@parnmkie]

watch WARFRAME EPIC RAP | "Deep Deep Dreams" by dan bull

[@bananapuncher1716]

yall should react to the Dead Cells animated trailers

[@methanoI]

You should listen to For Narmer and This is What You Are aswell.

[@SylverQrow]

Sleeping in the cold below is a sea shanty…space shanty? There no real visuals for it cus its in a mission. Part of a warframe is trying to get back to its other half so that it can rest in peace. There is more to it but i didnt play too much in that era of the game.

[@observantbuddy]

Do you guys have any plans about playing DBZ Kakarot? Or at the least reacting to the cutscenes? The abridged version pretty much follows the same story but obviously the real storyline is a lot serious and emotional at times and the game showcases it really well. Hope to see it.

[@LusioEcarts]

I like that song 😎😁👍

[@Darlf_Sevil]

Do you gona watch new warframe trailer ? it call Duviri paradox, and asol we have now duviri paradox opera music

[@TakenPsion]

Spoiler Just a reminder that the people in fortuna have their heads inside of their chest cabinet thing

[@PRchris13]

I just this 2 songs have Corpus faction involve .. kinda make the corpus have the best songs While grineer doesn’t

[@paragonnight437]

Warframes always been good at music and world design. Super neat and interesting world / lore and characters. Gameplay, well its fun until you reach the end of the grind. Then your just waiting year/years in between meaningful content and its gets very stale fast IMO. Nothing against people who can enjoy it but when the only gameplay left was farming xp on new weapons and such, well I checked out and havent returned :P

[@slyph63]

The future of the human race of capitalism continues unchallenged

[@slanemaddison628]

yous should react to more fnaf vhs

[@miccomicco4761]

Please react to One Piece Rumbling Blood All Ultimates!! Or Pirate Warriors: 4 Ultimates!

[@kuarzakozuki]

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