Warframe - This Is What You Are | Reacting To Video Game Music!

[@jmann1892]

POV: You're 100 hours in and just finished the tutorial

[@pivan_4]

So true

[@Dexrazor]

It was 200 hours for me because I didn’t know how to mod my weapons for a long time lmao

[@blazeseishin6624]

it was 300 for me because i did every single side quest before it

[@calarakien]

it was 800 hours for me because i played most of my time before this quest was released. Blew my mind, my friends and i always speculated as to what warframes are.

[@chhite7590]

POV: You're 100 hours in and you just entered Character Creation.

[@gruneflamme2013]

This is likely the most important song in all of Warframe. It represents a huge change and also set the stage for all the other songs you have listened to from it's ost.

[@orvoloco8261]

Dream, not of what you are, but of what you want to be.

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

Warframe has much incredible music, but it's this song that solidifies it as having one of the greatest gaming soundtracks of all time. Unforgettable.

[@shanedaley6236]

I always flash back to the quest scenes the stalker us first viewing the amazing what was happening just so much fun

[@TransientWitch]

This one, We All Lift Together, and Smiles From Juran. The last, most especially. They learned a way to see inside an ugly, broken thing...And take away its pain.

[@IAmCasualty]

@@TransientWitch We accept this memory...and move beyond its reach.

[@secretagenttau2233]

Damn this song gives me chills. I remember when warframe took that HUGE leap. The time when you finally see what you truly look like? Pure emotion

[@birubu]

Warframe: the only game where character customization is only given after you’ve already played for 30-70 hours.

[@MadHermit95]

This song is basically the "start" of Warframe. It represented a pretty big story beat.

[@popkhorne5372]

Ah yes, the start 70 hours in ^^

[@Scottistic]

this song still gives me chills...from that story. I played Warframe before then came back and started fresh on pc and knew nothing and then this hit me and I was just in awe. I think that if warframe wasnt so grindy it could be appreciated my so many more people. It's story is definitely held back by the format of the game but I love it all the same. I havent played since before railjack so I have a lot of content to binge :D

[@islamsameer4893]

@@Scottistic I envy you, you're in for a treat.

[@Scottistic]

@@islamsameer4893 the story is great. I just wish I could play it without the rest of warframes gameplay loop :)

[@islamsameer4893]

@@Scottistic I had everything up until the Necramech, gave up and bought it with plat so I can play in The New War

[@hondshoven8477]

God, the beginning with the sole woman singing before a chorus of child(like?) voices following and repeating... Never realized this while playing but it's so on point with the story of Warframe and the relationship between the Lotus and the Tenno.

[@logonontrily4161]

And the symbolism was carried all the way to the ending of the New War.

[@Codex_0613]

The lone woman voice was Lotus calling to Tenno and then the Tenno wakes up and answers her call

[@nightcoremadstudioreborn4299]

@@Codex_0613 and on at the end, its no longer Lotus singing, its Natah

[@DimkaTsv]

@@nightcoremadstudioreborn4299 depending on your choise. It can also be Margulis. I left her as Lotus, because that's who she wanted to be herself.

[@nightcoremadstudioreborn4299]

@@DimkaTsv I'm not denying that, just at the point this song was used, thats where the story was headed

[@sipofsunkist9016]

When you hear this song in game, it goes from basic looter shooter to amazing story real fuckin fast!

[@smoreg]

i played warframe completely casual and completely blind. i "started" when the music warframe, octavia, was the current Hot Topic and wanted to get that warframe, so i figured out how i would go about doing that. her quest required this quest, but this quest required that quest, so i ended up doing them and getting so deeply involved during the precursor quest to The Second Dream. holy shit what a crazy moment in any video game.

[@themisspultone]

I know, its been years since I first heard this. I still get Goosebumps

[@debatinghealer]

Doing this questline years ago and getting lore bombed and this music playing at different points in the missions was wild

[@rRekko]

Been playing since OBT, back when pluto was the hardest planet, 4 daily resurrects, frames didn't get hp shield or energy leveling up, stamina bar, frame skills were mods you needed to find, upgrade and equip. Suddenly one day this quest dropped and everyone in my Clan (especially people playing from obt like me) had our minds blown up for weeks. We just couldn't believe how truly amazing this all was, an incredible mind blowing addition to the game and the lore really took us by surprise and got us really hype for every single big patch they've come with and never failed to impress.

[@morockapdx7174]

Just imagine, you have been playing the game for years, as these Warframes, more totems, or spirit of war, than a person. After all that time, you are about to learn, what, you, are… to that song. It hit harder than it could for anyone who wasn’t there for it’s first release, and hadn’t lived with that ambiguity for so long. It was incredible and genuinely emotional. A master stroke.

[@diamondrust4719]

At last-the best theme in the game for me.

[@TheAlzack]

This song brings a tear to my eyes and goosebumps EVERY TIME. It is such an important song for the franchise. it almost makes me want to start a new account just to experience that part of the game again

[@azul86]

I feel like this song doesn't hit nearly as hard as it does if you hear it for the first time during the story mission it is a part of. That scene just took my breath away. Hearing it now only gives me an impact from the memories more than the music itself.

[@shanedaley6236]

If someone hasn't played it yet yes but I still replay the quest in my head the stalker hunhow the lotus us it's so great

[@weebonamountain3700]

The between the lines story is incredible. A mother singing to her children who are dreaming. The children singing back and then proceed to sing together. The war chanting towards the end representing either the Orokin or the enemies in the system. And then the crescendo of the children ending the corrupt empire of the Orokin. Magnificent.

[@popkhorne5372]

Isnt the war chanting, along with the percussions all through the song, simply meant to symbolise that these children are an order of elite warriors, trained for war ? They are here to give a martial feel to them.

[@burnt-out_pancake]

didn't realize all the times listening to this, but this interpretation made so much sense. i wasn't expecting anything deeper. but got plunged.

[@KhronicD]

@@popkhorne5372 I always considered the whole song kind of like the ongoing storyline of the game. It starts out somewhat mournful for the lost/sleeping Tenno, The Lotus singing to them and they responding. Then as the percussion kicks in it represents the turmoil in the system as the Grineer and Corpus proceed to essentially bring the entire system to a state of almost war, this included the waking of the Tenno to defend the system. And as it ends, it's the Lotus almost mourning how her beloved children basically have no choice but to life a life of constant conflict.

[@TabbyVee]

"She's a vulture, calling with Sparrow song, a Viper, blending into wood, but her venom.. spreads not into flesh, but into your heart."

[@minilabyrinth]

My jaw was open the entire time this cutscene happened. took me 200 hours to reach this point in the story and the reveal left me speechless

[@cptdumplin]

This can very easily be considered the "Main theme" of Warframe. The main characters, the "Tenno" are a force of impartiality amongst chaotic wars. A cold, unbending reality cleaving through unbridled chaos in a world without compassion. So the calm amidst beats and noises of chaos and adrenaline makes a lot of sense.

[@proudlarry8225]

This leitmotif shows up in what is probably my favorite track from the Warframe OSTs: Your Decisions Make You. I like it because it is emotionally ambient and changes fluidly based on what decision you make during the scene. That's powerful to me.

[@m-sama2140]

Your idea that this song is very conflicting and can make you feel different ways is spot on. Order vs chaos is definitely a huge theme in Warframe, so the idea that the song could feel very chaotic or very relaxed is perfect. You saying that the end of the song leaves you with a confused feeling also makes a lot of sense with story context, since at the point in the story when this plays the player character is going through confusing events that make them wonder what’s going to happen next.

[@nadriel2]

I also like "To take its pain away", but I'm not sure whether that's the music alone or the context in game.

[@itsCaptainEli]

I mean, it still sounds cool without the context.

[@proudlarry8225]

Smiles from Juran/Take its Pain Away is very short and benefits from the extremely emotional context of the scene. Could be worth a quick video though.

[@ApplejackDaniels]

I commented it on another video, but if you plan on checking out "We All Lift Together" and "For Narmer" then I would suggest listening to We all Lift together first.

[@vanithaahrelis8631]

Agreed! We all lift together is my favourite of all the Warframe songs - its simple but gives me a thrill each time I hear it. I found a 1 hour loop video of it a while ago. Did not get any work done in that hour heh

[@vanithaahrelis8631]

Same, 1 hour loop and just happy chillin to it :D

[@marcosdheleno]

10:54 there's a reason why this is many players favorite track in the game. and it has to do with how it is delivered. the context fits so well, that it just hits in all the right ways. and it becomes impossible to hear it, and not be brought back to the moment you first got to it.

[@DrDestructo]

You bring up the point that it sounds serene but chaotic, and that really nails what Warframe is: it's the bloodiest, most violent game to ever understand what being born different or hurt by life feels like. It's a game where you can loose an arrow from a high-tech bow so hard, it pulls off an enemy's head and sends it flying, drives the head into another enemy, and kills that enemy; it also is a game that legitimately understands what having depression and anxiety feels like and how having PTSD changes you, speaking as a sufferer as those things. It's really different to play a game that puts you in touch with being okay with yourself, while also letting you slice a cloned fascist in half at the waist with a rocket-propelled kusari-gama.

[@frostmint3584]

Fuck yeah

[@Kandosii]

It's actually really interesting seeing your first-time reactions to Warframe through the music, because that same disorientation is also very common in first-time players. Pretty much every friend who's tried out the game has said it wasn't what they thought it was going to be. And from then on, you just keep running into new things that aren't what you expected to find. These three songs are an interesting slice of the soundtrack, but there's definitely more and different music hiding in there. Here's hoping you get to hear more of it at some point!

[@Squishyy2]

The fact that this was made for a video game and 90% of the world will never hear it is wild. It’s so good.

[@Darthmufin]

It's a pretty big game with many different tracks. Ambience is a big one sure, as well as "combat" music. The ones you listened to here are all related to thematic quests, three of the major ones. So you mention how your mind wanders to try to think about how to "feel"? Well there is action or visuals happening during the track (though this one was edited a bit to mash all the bits of the track together as normally its split with action or a cutscene) so that makes sense.

[@kenkurogue101]

This song plays during a huge reveal in the game and the way it makes you feel fits the scene perfectly.

[@chinse02]

"Dream... Not of what you are... But of what you want to be...."

[@MaruchanPrime]

Tons of ways to interpret this piece. It's possible the chaos and serenity of the piece is a nod to the Lotus's line "Now we fight on two fronts, the war without, and the war within" the percussion representing the chaos, sounds of the warframe, operated. But within that loud percussive beat and sound is a soft comforting melody: the calmness representing the Tenno. Before you get to this quest you always here that percussive beat when you finish a mission, the soft melody completing the song isn't revealed to you until you learn who you are.

[@Voitan]

Chaotic, yet at peace. It lulls you into a zen mindset within a storm of percussion.

[@nara070690]

It’s been like two years since I played Warframe and this song still shakes me

[@marcjj4438]

Warframe is just a grindy game with much farming, pretty fun but, somehow meaningless, until the player reach the quest where this song is played, then you know a lot more about the lore and the game changes because now you play with a new focus. Even when some players left the game for some time, usually they come back when there is a story update. This song is beautiful and has a special meaning for players cause it comes with a very special moment ingame.

[@mjtechnoviking44]

Warframe was cool before de was owned by China. Things changed after that. A Canada dev with commie overlords? Censorship wet dream.

[@Ashurman666]

"Dream, not of who you are, but of who you want to be"

[@modobo]

This comes from one of the best quests in gaming.

[@SmellsYemmy77]

Im 56hrs in warframe ive been playing everyday since last sunday i farmed for ember prime my first prime frame, and I just finished the war within quest, it is amazing and i heard this sound track when i heard it when the operator gained their powers back, its just very epic And the friends i met that guided me to a good path in the game the community is truly remarkable 🥰

[@Ace-n1w]

You pretty much had the same reaction and dept of the song as I had. Great breakdown. I never thought it corny to listen to ost’s from games or other sources. Music is music and I’m learning the more you listen to different types of music, the more it expands your level of consciousness. At least that has been my experience.

[@DarkmegaGaming]

3:59 funny you say that. thats kinda how warframe feels sometimes, once you REALLY get comfortable with it's mechanics and fighting gameplay. While everything is so chaotic in missions withenemies shooting from everywhere, objectives lighting up in some cases etc, once you get to a certain point, you sorta just start to be able to focus and get into the battle flow and just fight and react. I'd often in the past just chill in a survival mission for like 10-20 minutes to "de-stress" with some "murder and chill" I often joke. Also happens a lot where everyone else in the mission has moved on and wants to finish the level and I'm still cleaning up remaining enemy forces who aren't mandatory anymore cause the objectives done, and I often just excuse myself by saying, "sorry, got lost in the combat again". Something-something: "A tenno flows like fire over the battle terrain.", is a line that the main guide character the Lotus mentions during the tutorial mission.

[@juanfisi]

With warframe you would say you are both a zen budist, a samurai warrior and a starcraft marine all in one (and a bit of a power ranger). This song capturates the feel of peacefull, violent and misterious so well.

[@sporadicidiocy]

And the entire roster of X-men

[@danielhummel9670]

I have started playing Warframe back in 2013, when it was way less than it is right now. This Song represent a huge step within the story of Warframe, which is, even if it would be a big AAA Studio making it, absolutely incredible. It is a loot shooter unlike any other , in my opinion, packed with lore and Story Quests.... if you keep playing until the Quest "second Dream" it sucks you in and you want more and more of that Story. Considered it is free to play it is amazing what it has become. When I have found your channel it was for "Sleeping in the cold below" from the Quest "call of the Tempestarii" .... after that I landed here and by the start of the Song it took me back when I have heared it the first time.... All the emotions and memorys came back to me, I remembered my first steps in this mind blowing universe they have created and you should defenately give it a try for yourself. When "New War" is finished there will be even more to come, I can't wait for it . I also still remember my first visit in Fortuna , song called " we all lift togheter" . Believe me, you want to also check that out for yourself. Those guys do not just do it for the money, they also enjoy what they do and they want to create a fascinating experience as much as we want to play it.... I rather spend 100 $ / €in my case/ for Warframe than throwing it away for games like Battlefield or another game of the so called AAA studios. Warframe has made work intensive changes in UI and probably every single game mechanic over the years, constantly evolved to what it is now, still evolving,growing,fascinating. A true jewel among the underdogs, i would even say all the games out there. It is so rare a game has such a deep lore , packed with emotions and mysterys in a way you can enjoy for years. The last game for me with such emotional memorys for the characters was Mass effect 1-3, even if I have spend less than 100 hours for it.... for warframe it is 3000 + already (- updates etc) If you decide to play it for yourself do not forget about the wiki, it is helpful even for vets. Stay save and sound, Tenno wuki1989 ;) (Tenno are the guys controlling a warframe)

[@ubermaster134]

The evolution from "Drums of war" to this is just amazing, really shows how far warframe has progressed Also the woman in the picture is called "Lotus" she's your space mom and mission handler

[@dwrdwlsn5]

Drums of War was simple, evocative and for it was, good. This is so much better that there is simply no comparison.

[@RRanun]

I managed to not see any spoilers when I started playing with the Plains release. The wiki and people will warn of spoilers, one should heed those warnings. This music is what plays many will say: this is the true start of the story. All the hours you have to put into the game you think you know everything like the back of your hand, it hits hard.

[@zavhoz_rus]

Warframe My love for life, I spent 12k hours there and still haven't had enough

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

Wow. For me this is so emotional that my eyes start to leak.

[@nadriel2]

So much good music in Warframe

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

Mother Lotus sings to us, and we raise our voices in reply...

[@Reaper81604]

One thing I'll say about Warframe after having played it for years, it's definitely a game completely unique in what it does. It has this blend of sci-fi and steampunk/cyberpunk with a mixing of Eastern and Western design both on a conceptual level and a musical one. There are certain tracks such as this that stand above the rest but even ambient songs that play during certain areas or missions have this way of sticking with me regardless such as Cold and Gold. It's a very fun and, as said, a very unique game but just like the game itself the music can be a bit hard to get into, but if it gets ya it really sinks its hooks in.

[@dwrdwlsn5]

Nothing else I have played comes close to how Warframe hooks you in. I have played on and off since 2013 and it is only getting better.

[@thegreendude2086]

I love the variety oh Anthony picks, Warframe has a lot to offer and Im kind of happy how confusion is your reaction, its quite adequate

[@Solais1019]

Gaaaaahhhhh.... The *chills* of the reveal this music was for. Every single time I hear this. It's such a powerful moment and memory. I have a terrible memory, and yet this music makes me very distinctly remember doing this mission in parallel with my friends, and how our jaws just dropped for an hour straight when the entire freaking game had been changed by this moment. It left such a mystery as to the future...heavy for sure.

[@rafaomegax]

Separating Myself from warframe as a player, the visions I got from the song is as follows... You are a child, you come with your father to his work building this gigantic Fort together with other families. This is the fort that will defend your country. Years pass and your father falls ill and you stay in the fort. Cue a Montage of training with swords spears and bows, as well as visiting your father and making your own family. Cut in to you lying on the ground in a pool of blood and sweat. You hear a faint sound of victorious shouting... and you wake up in bed... surrounded by a family that loves you, YOUR family that loves you. The battle has ended, you can rest now. Ends with you walking into the sunset with your child and wife on the side and your father with gis cane on the other. This is what you are.

[@roycheca837]

wouldnt a mother fit best? id love to see space mom holding a cane looking off into the sunset with her space kiddos all grown up by her side :,)

[@darthplagueis13]

It's a very fascinating piece because it marks a plot twist that actually represents the point where the games story actually truly starts - which is a solid 50+ hours in

[@darthplagueis13]

Like, for 50+ hours, or if you started the game before the quest it comes from was added, even years, you believed Warframe to be a game where you play as some kind of cyborg or maybe an AI, in control of these borderline omnipotent space ninja creatures. Then, you get sent to Lua aka the moon because one of your enemies has found out that something of utmost importance is hidden there and you need to protect and retrieve it. You arrive there, beat back that enemy and open the stasis pod. Suddenly, your space ninja just collapses. Out of the pod comes crawling a small, frail human figure wearing a black overall. It just about reaches the ninja which, upon its touch, suddenly springs back to life. This song playing in the background. This is what you are. The massive reveal that your player character is in fact not some artificial creature or AI. You are human. For the entirity of the game you were a human dreaming to be a powerful space warrior. At the time, it's utterly mind-blowing.

[@Dawid.196]

jesus christ... i always break down crying hearing this song. reflecting on this, it's probably from real life ptsd...

[@claudiagonzales1821]

The reason why it feels like that. The chaotic feeling is the war that the tenno face. While the calmness and the solution of the song is the rise and courage of the tenno to continue on. The tenno has suffered a lot and this song pretty much entails their suffering and acceptance of their new future.

[@DuraLexSedLex]

I tried searching through your list and I'm surprised you hadn't gotten to the ear worm that is "We All Lift Together." Also the title is pretty much because it plays when you discover what... well... you are. As in you discover exactly what your player avatar really is, because before that it amounted to "mysterious space ninja."

[@andrewwilliams8951]

I have this song always playing in the background of my ship, and it always makes listening to ANY Dialogue hype. Be it the sorta shady merchant trying to sell you a deal to the AMSR 'Nora' Podcast Radio Host to The Clan Leader shouting how much they hate you because you main on faction and not theirs.

[@andrewwilliams8951]

"YoU'rE jUsT lIkE tHe ReSt! RuInEd AnD tAiNtEd BeYoNd SaLvAtIoN!" Sorry Hippie bitch, I'm too busy jamming.

[@burning_mat5307]

yep, screw Neo Loka, those guys suck

[@Shinom4ever]

Yeah, it's heavy science fiction that goes more with fantasy science fiction. This is a song of a cinematic quest, the first of the game, and it was quite emotional for everyone when it was launched. I still cry when I hear it.

[@loneprezidan1944]

Sooooo satisfying I'm gonna go back and play the quest again 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 only the players who stay can relate

[@PunishEnslaveMusic]

this song gives me a lot of chills, when i played that part of the story and got to the end of that arc. I was like.. bro.. what the fuck (and my eyes bright with a little tears)

[@Trozomuro]

100s of hours in Warframe BEFORE this song touch the game, and dude, the CHILLS and a tear or two.

[@saschaberg8406]

Insta-goosebumps from this song, especially since I know it's significance for the story

[@asgardianprotector6917]

Sounds so relaxing yet so chaotic. That's the second dream quest for you

[@thunderconcerto9807]

To wake up and go adventure in that dangerous world and then you have to "wake up"

[@newax_productions2069]

This song always makes me feel like I'm a God or something I love it.

[@curtishammond6031]

The conflict in the song is actually really beautiful. It is sung by effectively the closest thing you have to a mother character. You hear her first and the multiple voices heard responding is you and the other player characters. She is singing to trying to calm you, to protect you. But your life is volatile and cruel. That is the harsher tones of the song.

[@TheArcSet]

Thanks for this reaction.

[@FrostedMike]

The reason all three soundtracks are so different is that the soundtrack is based on events and less on the game as a whole or moment-to-moment actions. - "This Is What You Are" is the closest track to a "Main Theme" of Warframe. The context is about the relationship between Lotus (the woman on the cover) and the Tenno (all player characters). This is why there is a leading female voice "calling" and a choir of children answering the call, a mom and her children. This relationship is the main subject of Warframe as a whole. - "Old Friend" is about just one event that takes place during the main questline. - "Sleeping In The Cold Below" is about a side quest in the game. Later on you might listen to "We All Lift Together" and "For Narmer" and you will get the same feeling. If you do, listen to "We All Lift Together" first and "For Narmer" right after for the full experience.

[@yvaincallipso84]

Keith Power, the composer is honesty amazing. He manages to perfectly interpret what the story you're experiencing makes you feel. What you described about this song is exactly what you feel when getting to that part of the story

[@Ilwenray85]

I knew it would remind you of Gris Pt1 & Pt2, not only because of the vocals, but that "two opposite emotions overlapped" in the same track thingy.

[@yvaincallipso84]

This moment made me loose my freaking mind. Honestly did not expect this game to get such a strong emotional reaction out of me.

[@orvoloco8261]

Intense and calm. Like a warrior mind.

[@Rhodynit]

The Trasference Scene... i Still Remember when i Listen to this Song "I Dont need it anymore"

[@Jynx0208]

Warframe is a very..unique kind of game. It's free for the most part but you can quickly advance and unlock more stuff if you pay real cash or trade in game items for it from other players (I don't know if this is still a thing, I haven't played in two years). It's a very grindy kind of game with a unique story about magical space ninjas in personal mechsuits (sorta) and absolutely stellar music, but as you said a lot of the tracks require context. This song and To Take It's Pain Away are probably the most important tracks in the game up to the point where I played, both pieces of music are incredibly emotional and impactful. Another great track that was pointed out before from Warframe is "We All Lift Together", its got a completely different feel than most of the other songs just like the sea shanty tune. It's something like a railroad worker's tune you'd hear being sung by said workers to lift their spirits during a long day of back breaking labor; which ain't at all far from that point of the game where you hear it for the first time.

[@muddysudz6550]

Dream. Not of who you are, but who you want to become.

[@dracologistmaster]

I literally keep this one on repeat in my orbiter and I have yet to find another that makes me want to change it.

[@OniGanon]

I love this song. So Warframe is essentially a game about magical space ninjas. You can hear the asian influence in the instruments near the beginning of the song, and the big taiko drum sounds in the second half of it. The song has the solitary woman's voice, and is answered by a children's choir. It sounds peaceful and soothing, if perhaps melacholic. Then the song goes nuts on the drums and breaks out into battle music. Then the woman's voice comes back to lead the children's choir in contrast and in complement to the battle music. Like you said, it's both chaotic and peaceful at the same time. It's all so very appropriate to the themes of the game, and it's also appropriate in a meta sense, as the game is all about finding a kind of zen in the midst of combat gameplay that can only be described as a complete clusterfck.

[@felt7041]

​"Dream... not of what you are... but of what you want to be."

[@thevirginslayer5362]

This music wants me to meditate and fight my inner demons alone.

[@waberoid]

When you learn the lore or play warframe, this song becomes very emotional. Just hearing the opening is, idk unexplainable

[@louisrobitaille5810]

The only thing I can think of when hearing this song is the ¿MASHED - 100h of Warframe" animation 😅

[@anuaronaibay8628]

I see a lot of Action\RPG games OST recommended, how about changing it up a little bit? How about some RTS or other strategy music? They are pretty good too. Hell march 1,2,3 from red alert, Heavens devils or terran 1,2,3 from starcraft Haven town from Heroes of might and magic 5 Baba yetu from Civ 5(or was that 4?) or the civ 6 main menu music Just suggestions :) Love your work man!

[@JessesAuditorium]

Thanks Anuar. Just so you know, there's over 530 requests in my queue. So odds are... there's a variety of games and genres.

[@anuaronaibay8628]

@@JessesAuditorium yeah, I figured you had many requests. Please dont feel pressured or anything, I was just throwing them out there. I will watch your reactions anyway)

[@wellhello1575]

If I would classify this music it would be Militantly meditative.

[@tacoguy210]

It's the mom (1st voice) and her kids (2nd voice). Ima cry.

[@saladtop8499]

I still can hear this while the Lotus is carrying you

[@silentcalling]

pov: You're on KZbin at 3 in the morning because hearing the word "Tenno" has an emotional impact on you

[@feralknights2792]

Get this man some "We All Lift Together," stat.

[@themisspultone]

The Anthem for the Tenno, The Mother, The Children, The Warriors.

[@martineze9460]

I recommend you listen to ghosts of the void its very soothing

[@tieardragon4919]

He should respond to the Octavia band. They have some true bangers. (They are a band created by the players with a warframe that produces music to kill things)

[@itsCaptainEli]

For extra context, in Warframe you're called a Tenno, and the body that you use to play the game is known as a Warframe. For years, the veteran warframe players didn't actually know what a Tenno was, or how they seemingly were able to just switch into another body at will. Eventually, the quest called 2nd dream released. Long story short, you were tasked to go to the moon to retrieve somebody from some stasis pod or some such (I don't recall the proper terminology, it's been years since I played 2nd dream) but it was clearly important because your big bad at the time ends up sending an assassin known as the stalker to try and stop you. So in the whole mission you and the stalker throw down from time to time on your way to the pod, but once you release the pod, suddenly your warframe collapses to the ground like a ragdoll and your screen goes black, like you yanked out a TV cord. As the screen comes to, the small person who had been in the pod is crawling on the ground toward your warframe, you controlling them as they do. As they reach the warframe, they touch its back and this score starts up, the beginning of it. They seemingly restart your warframe, your frame getting back up and picking up the small one in their arms. This is what a Tenno is, this is what you are. Now obviously I did a kinda shit job explaining it, but yes, warframe is incredibly unique and hard to explain in any abridged sense, even now I left out so much context because I realized I couldn't explain the sentients, or what the Stalker really is, or space mom without writing a whole essay here. But if you read this far, give it a shot. Warframe rocks, ad should be getting cross-save soon, helping to further bolster numbers.

[@itsCaptainEli]

What actually made this quest important though, is that this was when warframe *really* started up. It's when you realized this wasn't your average F2P third person action game. Warframe was and still is, incredibly unique and cool as hell, with a killer score.

[@MisterHavoc]

Context absolutely matters here. This track is super cool by itself, but in context, it becomes a moment that leaves you with your mouth hanging open. You really should play the game if you're into 3rd person fps lol

[@zj0ker208]

Ah yes, the day of awakening.

[@thisisntevenmyfinalform6623]

Warframe music doesn't miss.

[@CertifiedSunset]

Funny enough I just got back into Warframe a few days ago. I guess it's time to put another 5.5k hours into the game.

[@Necronius94]

When you finally hit character creation… 200 hours in

[@offlinetvfriendscontent]

This is the most important ST of Warframe

[@richard9600]

You miss "We all lift together"

[@Darkstreets56]

first time i herd this i knew then and there i wanted to sink another 1k hours into this game cause i felt like i was a tenno

[@jackjokers3533]

For me... this song defines Warframe... it this soooo much 2geather

[@sovl2178]

Good song.

[@PotatoAces]

Yeah, Warframe has like 9 years of context behind it.

[@funnysupernova96]

Why the fuck do I wanna learn Kung Fu every time I listen to this song?

[@CavemanZerron]

dude you absolutely need to listen to We All Lift Together