The Blazed Joker is a hip-hop/rock comedy artist from North Smithfield, RI.… Read Full Bio ↴The Blazed Joker is a hip-hop/rock comedy artist from North Smithfield, RI. He began his career in 2006 as a founding member of the comedy band "The Brentwoods". He has been the lead singer and primary songwriter since the band's inception, writing hits such as: "Kenan & Kel", "Funemployment", "Billy Mays" & "Your Girl's Cutty".
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He is currently working on his debut solo album, "Legend In My Own Mind", expected to be released in Spring 2012.
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He is currently working on his debut solo album, "Legend In My Own Mind", expected to be released in Spring 2012.
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My Way
The Blazed Joker Lyrics
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Bismuth73
I seem to be one of the few people that understand this ending. Bear with me, this will take some explaining.
I admit that Joker doesn't need an "air of mystery" as so many people claim. Nor does he need to be some chaotic force of nature.
What makes Joker such a memorable character is what he stands for.
The Batman comics have always had a particular theme: "What happens when life destroys your sense of meaning?" Each of the main villains represents a different response to that question.
Joker is what happens when you take this to its logical extreme. What happens when life leaves you with nothing left to fight for or care about? Nothing that motivates you to get out of bed in the morning.
The answer is the nucleus of the Joker's character. That life understood this way, is nothing but a sick joke. And in the Joker's eyes, there are no exceptions. Family, society, and especially morality are all just cruel gags that end with the same punchline: "Nothing matters!"
Throughout the movie, Arthur's worldview is broken down into this sad idea of life being nothing but a mean-spirited comedy. And by the end, he embraces it.
WITH ALL THAT SAID
The final scene is where Arthur realizes the punchline of the joke we call life. Looking back on all that he's been through, he realizes that nothing matters and that that was the joke all along. More than that, he realizes "That's Life." Hence the song's usage.
So that's my take on WHAT the scene is. As for WHY it ended here, and not with Joker being cheered by the mob, well... it's Arthur's Happily Ever After.
He's stuck in Arkham, just like the Joker we know and love... and he's happy. All the more reason for "That's Life" being used. This is his life now, and the song's lyrics capture how he's joyfully embraced it.
As for the cut to Bruce, well... he's the perfect example of life being a cruel joke. Plus he's the Yin to Joker's Yang. Honestly, the contrast gave me chills. Bruce is anguished and broken, Arthur is happy and fulfilled.
This ending is my favorite scene in the whole movie. One of my favorite scenes in cinema, really.
Syed
Lets sing together :
That's life (that's life), that's what all the people say
You're ridin' high in April, shot down in May
But I know I'm gonna change that tune
When I'm back on top, back on top in June
I said that's life (that's life), and as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a dream
But I don't let it, let it get me down
'Cause this fine old world, it keeps spinnin' around
I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate, a poet, a pawn and a king
I've been up and down and over and out and I know one thing
Each time I find myself flat on my face
I pick myself up and get back in the race
That's life (that's life), I tell you I can't deny it
I thought of quitting, baby, but my heart just ain't gonna buy it
And if I did think it was worth one single try
I'd…
k mo
In Batman Begins, Ducard tells Bruce that "Criminals thrive on the indulgence of society's understanding".
I think that the reason Joker is laughing cause he has succeeded in making us empathise with him, cause clearly Joaquin's Joker is the most sympathetic version of the character, as society's shitness created him. We all see that and hate that version of society.
If (if) we are to entertain the idea of the beginning of the and ending of the movie being a "cycle" and Arthur imagined all of the events, then it can explain why he finds it funny at the end of the movie.
He succeeded in making us sympathise with him. He is sitting in a therapy session, for god's sake. All that woman is doing is analysing him, wanting to understand him as she asks what he thought was funny. That's what happens at therapy sessions. We understand this Joker. He is thriving.
Fucking genius.
Ben Morgan
The best part about this ending is that now he is laughing because he wants to. Not because of his condition.
Sham Kayy
I think your right,he's laughing as he's farthers dead also thinking thankgod and laughing as Bruce will be without Thomas now as he did, and the 🎵song, some people fet their kicks stomping on a dream.beautiful song by the way🌍
BeatComps
I didn’t notice at first but your comment made me realise
6driveby6ona6bike
He's laughing about Bruce Waynes parents being dead. He had the flashback and laughed about it
Christian
Sweet
Joseph Te Kahu
@02chaiboy i seen the movie but like he said before he killed her it was never a condition and that it was his normal self
Daria Lerro
I swear to God, don’t give us a sequel. This ending is fantastic and if this is the last time we see Arthur, I’ll be so happy.
ꍠꋫꐄ꒒ꍠ
@hello1234 unless its god, not likely but possible.
hello1234
if they do a sequel just don't watch it and pretend it never happened
Johan 072
Thankyouuuu