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@@Rizwaan122 Haha I swear! That's all we need from metalcore

Definitely agree

Almost posted this exact thing until I read your comment. ADTR doesn’t need to be “groundbreaking / reinvent the wheel / etc” .. their best albums prove that less is more. Sometimes simple is better!

Ah yes you could add Octane Core to it too.

About to say the chorus sounds like drugs by fir

You joke, but that would be badass

Yup. He writes the new Falling In Reverse stuff too.

Wow. I was thinking the breakdown sounded like Wage War.

In case you wanna know, Jeremy helped write/and produced every single one of Wage War's records, except Pressure. It explains a lot.

Explains why the chorus fucking sucks

In case you were wondering Jeremy helps write and produce basically everything they come out with. Explains a lot

I just came from that video lol

Always has been

Enjoyed that one! Happy for Caleb

For sure

He probably wouldn't enjoy it. I love it, but beartooth is always beartooth. You could see their standard structure to be good OR bad but I feel like he doesn't enjoy the idea of all of their songs being structured the same.

@@XACTIC_Valour fair. Personally I enjoyed the song, but they do tend to use the same structure almost every song :|

@@alexdelacruz8258 I LOVE beartooth! They're a perfect blend of all walks of hard rock/metal, Caleb had a beautiful voice, and he writes some of the catchiest songs. And the only critique I have is that you know its the simple riff, verse, chorus, (maybe another riff) verse , chorus, breakdown/bridge, chorus/chorus2.0, and maybe riff again. If it works it works! And boy does it work! But.... I wouldn't mind something a little spicy to shake up that structure a bit

This song definitely DID NOT go balls to the wall lmao, wtf take is that

Same writer

me too mate

this is exactly what I think about this song!

Amo is such a great example. There is a difference between going a new direction and removing effort, which is what I felt like you’re welcome was for the most part. About half of amo has not had any replay value for me but the concepts in the album are quite interesting and the album is anything but effortless.

@@oceanwomangod While I disagree and regularly go back and listen to amo, I do agree fully on the comparison. You can tell right out of the gate with amo that "ooh this is different let's see where it goes" and the production and creativity is all over amo. You're Welcome was the opposite. It very much felt like a couple solid singles, and then a record that was just to seal the deal with the new label. Which is strange because Fueled By Ramen was probably hyped to sign them. That whole album felt so odd to me all around. I understand music is expensive to properly make, especially if you wanna tour and make merch and such, so most bands almost have to have a label, but part of me was stoked to have ADTR be independent. Then, well.... we all know how that went now. But this song completely renewed my faith in the band. tl:dr I think amo is good, I agree with the comparison that amo was creative and a lot went into making it and that You're Welcome was about as limp as the noodles the label is fueled by.

Let's gooooo

@@mattstevo1313 guyyyyy

Dude all I hear in this song is MMF. It sounds like one of the 87 singles they released in the past year

This is what I thought to, ADTR went from inspiring bands to being a mix of wag wag and MMF lol

@@lukeherndon exactly, I'm still confused on why they released ten singles on an twelve song album... The only difference in this song to those MMF songs is that ADTR made the breakdown last more than ten seconds lmao

Yep this sounds like a MMF song.

I also get a lot of falling in reverse vibes from this song

Don’t blame you, it’s a good song. Doesn’t need to be groundbreaking to be good.

Does every single new song have tk be groundbreaking

@@BratatoChip No. When did I say it did?

@@august3869 I’m just saying , like it seems like if the song isn’t some insane new thing people downplay it. It’s annoying

Obviously because they are working with the same producers/mixing engineers. Definitely better than Your Welcome.

True!!

It's Cody Quistad lmao, he's writing all these songs for metalcore-turned-soft bands to have "a comeback".

@@benhostetter4775 Yet it's working.

@@moltentheoryx3332 Don't get me wrong, I love Cody and think he's a godsend for these songs, I just wish the people he's helping deserved it. Instead we get Ronald McRadke spewing racist and transphobic shit like radiation out of Chernobyl and a band full of rapist (Josh) enablers shoved down our throats.

From what I heard, Cody from Wage War co-wrote it and co-produced it. If that's the case, makes sense the song has this heaviness, being that Wage War is one of the heaviest bands of the genre in the game.

@@JR-90 def gave me some wage war vibes

Not even close, it’s a pretty standard breakdown and even by ADTR standards, it’s nothing special

@@OccupiedMuffins As you know, however, the second part of the breakdown unwound me! 🥵

Yeah big no to that one. Norma Jean still the winner

It’s good but every song on Saviour’s album beats it

2007-2013** ftfy

@@ericr5306 yeah, for those who have heart is hands down their best work

@@somethingiwrote9074 First half of Common Courtesy is a 10/10

That song live melted my face off. Triggered an instant thought of a particular person I image that song aimed at.

too bad Ronnie is a PoS

@@TheMessiah1337 he really isnt

@@sarxanova5105 literally nothing you say will change how much of a PoS he is :)

@@TheMessiah1337 and nothing you say will prove that he is

@@sarxanova5105 hahahah don’t know what world you live in, but there is definitely proof and evidence lmao, go get a reality check boy.

@Madden 07 Soundtrack Fan Account [Kendrick AOTY] I felt it sounded much clearer and cleaner than their previous works

@Define The Great Line Fan Account [2-2] I personally had no qualms with You're Welcome and actually enjoyed it. It's by no means my favorite ADTR album, but I did enjoy the work. Sounded great live when I saw them last October. Honestly, until today (which is VERY far off from the release of that album), I had no idea anyone hated it and only found that out because I was studying and listening to a playlist of ADTR and happened to see a comment that led me down a rabbit hole lmao. Still, I can see where some may feel it fell flat, but I am also the guy that found a way to enjoy new Linkin Park music (Living Things) and new Paramore music (self-titled album).

falling in reverse sounds like ADTR

@@jlowe92 Falling in reverse is making songs with this sound since 2018 or so. So no.

And heavy.

@@frost6006 ADTR have been making songs with this sound since 2003 or so, So no.

@@jlowe92 You have zero idea of how ADTR truly sounds if you are saying this. Imagine saying that The Plot to Bomb the Panhandle sounds exactly like this or like FiR

Yeah, their previous album, You're Welcome, was commonly referred to as one of the worst metalcore albums that year. You'd be pleased to know that this is leagues above what that album was.

ADTR inspired those bands.

I was going to say something similar lol

💪💪⚡😎

True and agreed....Try a band called I Prevail...they are great too in this same subgenre.

Yeah we have opposite opinions. I myself believed this song was hectares ahead of the shit heap that was YW, but to each their own.

Really goes to show just how not great the last album was when this song is so praised for them.

I call this the ‘falling in reverse’ formula 😂

It works because it isn't bad.