-Tom Mantzouranis, Glorious Noise
Interlude
100dBs feat. Jay-Z Lyrics
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While I was uh researchin' what were goin' to be discussin' today
I came across a passage in a book that um
I think it uh really simplifies
What the human administrative is talkin' about
And I learned that all things must come to an end
It is an inevitable part of the cycle of resistance
All things must conclude
Take the analogy of a tree that grows in Brooklyn
Among the steel and the concrete
With all its glorious branches and leaves
One day it too will pass on its legacy
Through the seeds it dropped to the ground
And as the wind carries these seeds throughout wherever they might move
A new life will begin for each one of them
As they stand as a monument to the one that came before
That came before that came before
That came before that came before
In 100dBs feat. Jay-Z's song Interlude, the singer begins by recounting a moment where they were researching and came across a passage in a book that they believe simplifies what the human administrative is discussing. The passage states that all things must come to an end, and it is an inevitable part of the cycle of resistance. The singer then takes the analogy of a tree that grows in Brooklyn, and how it too will ultimately pass on its legacy. The tree's branches and leaves will also be carried by the wind and become monuments in their own right. The singer seems to be reflecting on the importance of legacy, and how everything has a beginning and an end, but the things that come after continue to grow and evolve.
The analogy of the tree in the midst of steel and concrete is a powerful one, suggesting something that survives and thrives despite the odds, and that even when it ultimately can't continue, it leaves the seeds that will take its place. The passage reinforces the idea that even though things will inevitably end, life goes on, and each end is only the beginning of something new. The song seems to be pointing to the importance of remembering the past and honoring what came before, but also allowing for the possibility of something new to grow and bloom.
Line by Line Meaning
The other night
Recently when I was doing some research for our upcoming discussion
While I was uh researchin' what were goin' to be discussin' today
While I was studying and trying to prepare for our upcoming talk
I came across a passage in a book that um
I stumbled upon a passage in a book
I think it uh really simplifies
I believe it simplifies
What the human administrative is talkin' about
What humans and organizations are generally discussing
And I learned that all things must come to an end
I came to the realization that everything has a finite life
It is an inevitable part of the cycle of resistance
It is a natural part of the cycle of opposition and struggle
All things must conclude
Everything must come to an end eventually
Take the analogy of a tree that grows in Brooklyn
Consider the example of a tree that grows in a city amidst the concrete and steel
Among the steel and the concrete
In the midst of the city's infrastructure
With all its glorious branches and leaves
With all of its magnificent branches and foliage
One day it too will pass on its legacy
One day it will also pass on its heritage
Through the seeds it dropped to the ground
Via the seeds that it dropped to the earth
And as the wind carries these seeds throughout wherever they might move
And when the wind spreads these seeds wherever they may go
A new life will begin for each one of them
A new life will start for each of those seeds
As they stand as a monument to the one that came before
As they function as a tribute to the previous tree
That came before that came before
The trees that came before it, and the ones before those
That came before that came before
The trees that came before it, and the ones before those
Lyrics Β© DistroKid, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Justin Smith, Shawn Carter
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@Claxiux
As a teenager I felt like I was watching a TV show for older people. As a grown up I now realise this show was just for our age XD
@jonnynice8366
yup
@brendanwigfield3727
Lol ye exactly π itβs so funny how much you change as a person as you age, even more that that, how much your certain you wontπ
@mickeygarcia2331_
Lol, most of these things didnβt work after the episode was over lol
@siz_tan_music
I wasn't even a teen at that time. It was 2013 I first watched this show on vh1
@xierraleone1905
I was just about to comment this
@Cocochantelle
Lmao I used to think these transformations were so cool and useful as a kid. I would be pissed as an adult π
@fixmybrokencondom
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@CostumGaming
@fixmybrokencondom Your's? i thought she was mine, damn homie we got played
@STARKILLER15100
Comments section here extra thirsty lmao.