The Legacy of Now or Never in Splatoon 3 

Don't worry about it. I thought the same thing with Calamri Inkantation

3:13 also the singers of C-Side are actually switched; the guy on the left sings the low voice (or at least... that's what most people assume)

Frye does demonstrate it as well in her part/solo of Anarchy Rainbow so the technique still stands.

@@curtandrewsjr.8163 We don't actually know that

@@curtandrewsjr.8163 has this been confirmed? ive never heard of this

"This turn or next turn or the turn after that"

Now or wheNever

Now or whatever

​@@lewiscarroll4290 You, sir/ma'am/them, get it.

"Now or Whenever"

More importantly its splatoon

LETS GOOoO

"honey new scruffy just dropped"

WOOOOO YEAH BABYYY

LET’S GOOOOOO!!!!!!!

YESS! Scruffy is you see this please make a video about the Salmon Run music it is too good of an opportunity to pass up!

Esp the big run clickbait cover 👀

i just wish that they’d make a post about them or something because there’s long periods of time where we get pretty much nothing from the twitter accounts

@@Fridgemasters And it's especially weird because Wet Floor and Squid Squad got talked about on introduction! The members all got some focus, but C-Side didn't. I think they only ever did that with Tumblr, though.

aromantic splatoon enjoyer gang?

ABSOLUTELY AGREE

YEAHHH

Boosting this idea, calamari has SUCH an important place lore-wise and it shows in how it's written and performed game to game!

omg yes

This song has, too date: -Superpowered an two Inkling teenagers to defeat a giant robot created by a tyrannical dictator. -near instantly destroyed decades of brainwashing in the span of 3-4 minutes, thereby introducing an ENTIRE SPECIES to a new way of life -Gave an old man enough strength to break through tight rope bindings -Turned a once enemy of the surface into an ally. -triggered what can only be described as a mega evolution of a tiny salmon creature -summoned the souls of millions of marine life on earth. This song is, quite literally, etched into the DNA of all sentient marine life on Earth. It pumps through the blood of everyone, Inkling, Octoling, Jellyfish, Salmonid, Manta Ray, Cuttlefish, etc., Inspiring them to continue onward, to fight through the dark and to come out on top. The lore this song now has is nothing short of phenomenal. And everytime I head it, I can HEAR why it's so important. If fills you up, energizes your very soul, sends a shock through your entire being, to put your all into those three to four minutes the song plays, every ounce of your strength you have in every fiber of your body, to defeat the villain and save the world. The Calamari Inkantation isn't just a folk song from Splatoon, or the song sung during the final battle of the Splatoon games. IT IS SPLATOON. It embodies every core concept of the game with ever strand and chord and note, the heavenly melody that etched itself into our minds and hearts and makes us return to the world of Splatoon, again and again. This was supposed to be short, but damn it this song is too damn good to be described in one tiny post.

I can't say I know EXACTLY where it lies in the culture, but a few people live in saying that she ever actually uses traditional "shouts" (singing that descant part) in a lot of Deep Cut's songs. I can't confirm nor deny this, but I think that's Shiver's influence, not Frye's. Also because the members of Deep Cut typically stay within their respective styles and blend them together rather than borrowing from one another.

I've heard a few people say that it's also a thing in Japanese music, but I can't remember what it's called to verify.

​@@christiancasaverdepertica1802 enka. in a nutshell, its where japanese women purposefully use voice cracks to transition to the next note when singing.

@@fineaswine5863enka is not a vocal technique its a genre of music. you're talking about "kobushi" and people of any gender use that technique when singing enka songs or other traditional songs

I really want an Omega-3 breakdown because even for Splatoon, they are WEIRD.

don't worry, i made the request 3 weeks ago on the original video for both of us :)

Love😊

Felt too weird and... Shellfish?

The only thing I don't relate to is the part of about not caring about the topic 2 seconds prior... otherwise, this comment is literally everything I could've ever wanted to say about how Scruffy's intro makes me feel You have a way with words, my friend. Perfectly captured what's so wonderful about his intro and all the clever, amazing "What I Love" jingles at the ends of his videos in this beloved series 💖

calm down it’s just 3 words

@fart doodoo stink fart it's not about the words, dude, it's about the one speaking them

Same vibe as "hello everyone! This is YOUR daily dose of internet"

@@Plague_Dok Thank you. I try to keep my writing up to the standards I had in high school, when writing actually mattered, so this is lovely to hear. : )

Big Man Best Man

i have been torn for months now over whether to attribute the high pitch to the inkling based on "small squeally creature" or the low pitch based on "weirdo gremlin squid dude" and i just wish the devs would tell us more about them so i can finally stop thinking about this weirdly specific matter

@@spacewitch3707 they are actually based on their vocals from the demo version of clickbait.

@@BK2410 i don't know what you mean

but isn’t the high voice the bassfish girl’s voice?

@@FV0RT3X yeah but originally it wasn't planned to be a girl voice.

i think there might be 2 singers but its kinda hard to tell

The calming part or the tingly part?

Hey, that's a pretty neat addition!