Who Got Dumped? | 3 Generation Reaction | The Warning | Survive

Who Got Dumped? | 3 Generation Reaction | The Warning | Survive
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[@arronbrueske6759]

The evolution of this song live is kind of wild. The studio track and live versions from when they were younger (TedX talk) has a different tone to it. Not bad at all - still great, but they’ve really amped it up for live performances now which makes it that much more epic of a song. That musical breakdown at the end is absolute fire.

[@spaceknave]

There is a very hilarious bit in an older interview where Pau is saying what their future plans are (they were just young teens and Pau already had plans!) But anyway Pau says "in 5 years we should have..." and Dany quickly says "boyfriends". It's so funny. Its impossible not to love these ladies.

[@billgoodwin8742]

A good friend of mine was going through a bad break up (is there a good break up), when she discovered this song. And it really helped her to get through it. Plus it started her on discovering The Warning, and enjoying them ever since. You should check out their song "When I'm alone", the live version from the show at the Pepsi center in Mexico.

[@KansaSCaymanS]

I doubt any of them had been in a serious relationship when they originally wrote this song, however Pau (who comes up with the majority of their song ideas) apparently has a very vivid imagination. The crowd singing the intro to the song is even more amazing when you remember the majority of the audience at that show was Spanish speaking. Enjoyed your reaction! 😎👍

[@ronhall5395]

This is one of their older songs which has been updated a bit. Mostly out of necessity since they are older and voices have changed. A longtime fan favorite. Pau just Radiates from behind th we kit. Everyone loves it. Oh, and no one got broken up with in the band. This was I believe based upon a story they read about a bad break up. Great song, and I love the vocal dynamics with Pau and Dany.

[@justinatest9456]

This is a very early song by the girls, and it became a very big part of their story - and a big fan favorite - after it was used as the closing song from their legendary 2017 Tedx show, when the girls were only 12, 15, and 17. The song is ok by their current standards I suppose, but given its history it has a ton of meaning for both the band and their fans. To me it's a celebration of a what was huge milstone for them at the time - an opportunity that they knocked out of the park - and that resulted in them gaining a lot of new fans at the time.

[@377skyboss]

When you see The Warning live, you can see that this isn't work for them. They're having a blast! The more fun the crowd is having the more fun the ladies have! Warning fans are diehard, they KNOW the songs! Great reaction, ladies! Have a great day!!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@terraboundmisfit]

I love how Paulina's voice, and Alejandra's bass dominate the beginning, and then it ends with Alejandra's bass. Thank you for bringing us a great reaction.

[@paulf4650]

Another fun reaction! You can't go wrong with The Warning. I'm sure one of TWA will correct me if I'm wrong but this isn't about a breakup. It was actually inspired by Ale's bass line which she came up with when she was 11 or 12 and they built the song around it. Like Amour, you would think is a love song, which was inspired by a scene in Ratatouille that Pau had seen.

[@dnsmps]

Lulu's absolutely spot on about the whoa whoa whoa's, they are very catchy and helpful to audience participation and sing-along and helps to remember the tune alot easier!.

[@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD]

Nobody got broken up with. It has nothing to do with anything they went through. A lot of their songwriting is based on the fact that they are avid readers.

[@TL-kr6se]

I always like Ale and Pau's coordinated head flips like at

[@MrSudeepdas]

In that documentary the elder siblings also mentioned that they read a lot. This explains why most of their songs are not from real life experiences but based on extensive reading - mainly by Pau.

[@Divedown_25]

One have to love their funny synchro moves at

[@jasonbaker8262]

You guys would really enjoy The Warning's TedX talk from 2017 (

[@WaldoKitty]

this concert sold out both nights, the 26th and 29th... the theater holds 3000+ in this configuration used for this concert... it is possible that

[@jetblast190]

I love that outro jam seesion. They're all on fire rocking out, but I gotta say Ale's bass is such a driving force for the music for Dany and Pau to do their thing. I always say that Ale's bass and backing vocals are the glue that hold it all together. They truly are fun to watch!

[@theoutlawtorn69]

No break ups . These girls have done absolutely nothing else, but solely dedicate themselves to their music. Even leaving school early, as is said by their father in another “behind the scenes” type video. Pau( drummer) who is a brilliant writer, writes the bulk of the lyrics. She’s been pinning very mature themes for years, that are curiously, way beyond the scope of a person of her age. Very interesting…Once ask about any boyfriends, the girls all confessed to never having one and being “married to the band “

[@hardknox1917]

They write songs based current events , movies , documentaries etc , so a lot of their songs are not about them but inspired by outside events

[@franciscodiaz183]

When this song was written, the Villarreal sisters were very young and as far as we know there was no breakup with anyone. It is a case of good song lyric writing (or literature in general) which is when a writer is able to write credibly about an experience that is not personal. In that period, prior to the album Error, which is more personal, is what is common in all their songs.