Literal Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag Trailer
Toby Turner Lyrics

Stargate, Sparkle, Ubisoft.
Introducing the song, giving credit to the creators of the game and the trailer.

Nod at the boat and people die.
The singer is so dangerous that even his subtle gestures can lead to fatal consequences for those around him.

Everywhere people die. (That's a callback)
Reinforcing the fact that the singer is a skilled assassin who can take down anyone, anywhere.

This is the longest he's ever gone without killing anyone.
Highlighting the artist's profession and how rare it is for him to go without killing anyone for a long time.

He wonders if his future son will carry out the tradition of killing everyone he sees.
Reflecting on the assassin's legacy and the possibility of it being carried forward in the family.

It's his lunch break luckily.
Adding a humorous twist to the seriousness of the singer's profession.

Toast of Equality!
Raising a toast as a symbol of unity and fairness.

Hurry with the toast, there's a drunken hot girl walking to the right! Bet she'd love to see a fight...
Adding some humor and commentary on rowdy behavior after drinking, with the mention of a woman who may be interested in witnessing a brawl.

Bad guy music begins as the ponytail twins barge in.
Setting the ominous mood as the antagonists enter the scene.

Look down on the people that you're better than.
The bad guys looking down on people they feel superior to, creating a sense of tension and conflict.

Ominous orchestral note, time to let the patrons know: Happy Hour's over.
The music indicating the end of the good times and the arrival of danger.

Time for everything to suck.
A humorous take on the arrival of danger, with the recognition of the tough times ahead.

Mysterious hooded man watches (from a distance).
Introducing a new character who is observing the situation without any involvement.

Take a second to sober up. (low tolerance)
A humorous take on someone who has a low tolerance for alcohol and the importance of being alert in such a dangerous situation.

Target confirmed.
The assassin confirming his target and preparing for the kill.

Hooded man turns.
The character turning his attention towards the assassin and his target.

Bandana man see's hooded man's subtle arm movement signal, which tells him to go make a toast with the people. And then he lets all of them know... it was a toast TO DEATH!
The hooded man signaling his accomplice to alert the people of the danger, leading to a toast to death and ensuing chaos.

You shouldn't toast before you know what the toast is for.
A humorous cautionary message about the consequences of toasting before knowing the purpose of the toast.

Bear hug, head bash, bottle smash.
A set of violent actions that lead to chaos and destruction.

Slow-mo person pass.
Showing the aftermath of the chaos in slow motion.

Stab face. Again and again and again.
The artist relentlessly attacking and killing his target.

Another wine bottle pass in slow motion.
Showing the destruction and chaos in slow motion, with the emphasis on the impact of the wine bottle.

Hooded man feels good- Hey! Don't touch the hood.
The hooded character feeling triumphant, with the singer warning him not to touch his hood.

If you try to stab the hoodless man he'll stab you in the abdomen, man. And steal your wallet. Duh.
A warning from the artist that attacking someone who is unarmed may have consequences and may lead to theft.

LOOK RIGHT!
A sudden warning that something is happening to the right, adding an element of surprise to the scene.

Colonial running shoe commercial.
A humorous reference to the athleticism and agility of the characters in the historical setting.

They thought they could catch the boat... not even close.
Highlighting the skill and speed of the captain and his crew in their abilities to evade capture.

Captain walk to the edge of the dock, SNAP TURN.
The captain demonstrating his confidence and quick reflexes as he turns towards the boat.

Let's go chase that freakin' boat sailed by Heath Ledger's ancestor.
A humorous reference to a famous actor and his ancestor, as the captain decides to pursue the escaping boat.

Celebrate, sail into the sunset, fade.
The crew celebrating their victory and sailing off into the sunset, ending the scene.

The captain's not about to let the bird-bow-boat get away.
Reinforcement of the captain's competitive spirit and his determination to catch his target.

Gimme that telescope. Give it!
The captain demanding the telescope to aid in his pursuit.

Use the mini telescope, aim the cannon at the boat.
The captain using his tools to attack the boat and prevent its escape.

Shoot four, only two go through - maybe two were blanks?
Uncertainty about the outcome of the attack, with the suggestion that the cannons may have been loaded with blanks.

Strike a pose, Edward turns the boat.
The singer showing off his style and agility as he turns the boat.

Red cloaked captain probably should've let that bird boat go... OH NO!
An ironic moment where the captain's decision to pursue his target has led to his own downfall.

Cannon's not shooting blanks anymore.
Confirming that the cannons were not loaded with blanks anymore, with serious consequences.

DARKNESS!
A sudden plunge into darkness, with the implication of a serious turn in the scene.

Murder-Hood goes on. Inception Bwahh.
The continuation of the assassin's mission, with the reference to the distinctive sound from the movie Inception indicating a serious moment.

Someone's gonna get splinters, and second-hand smoke! I'm just saying, be careful.
Humorous commentary on the dangers of the surrounding environment, with a cautionary reminder to be careful.

WATCH OUT FOR THE HOOKS! OOH! Shoulda listened! Edward wants to ascend.
A warning about the danger posed by hooks, with the artist ignoring the advice and continuing his mission upwards.

Shoot your gun to cut the rope just to make it difficult.
The singer using his gun as a tool to create a more challenging scenario for his pursuit.

Flying up to run away, no more murdering today... NOT!
The singer using his skills to escape, but with the reminder that his profession is always with him.

Can't believe they bought that. Same thing goes for all their hats.
Humorous commentary on the gullibility of the people involved, with a nod to the historical setting and the fashion of the time.

I prefer my Murder-Hood. People die 'cause I look so good.
The artist taking pride in his profession, with a boast about his appearance and the resulting consequences.

D-rop the pistols, throw a stick. His friend makes sure his death is quick.
The artist using unconventional methods to kill his target, with his friend assisting in the process.

Guess I'll do the same for you, (assuming you want me to) This is gonna end badly for you. It already has for your crew.
The singer preparing to kill his next target, with a warning about the consequences and a mention of the crew's fate.

Listen, I'll give you some free ones. DEHHH! DAHHH!
The artist offering some free punches to his target, with accompanying sound effects for emphasis.

Convincing enough?
The singer asking his target if he has conveyed the seriousness of the situation convincingly.

Look you disarmed me! Now I am completely defenseless... (gasp) NOT!
The singer trying to fool his target into thinking he is unarmed and helpless, only to reveal otherwise.

Booyah.
A triumphant exclamation after successfully killing his target.

Last words: Port or Starboard?
The artist asking his target for his last words or directions, adding a touch of humor to the scene.

Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
The title of the video game and the specific installment being referenced throughout the song.

Cut to Kenway's boat sitting in a bay.
A shift in the scene, with the mention of a different character's boat in a new location.

Ever since I got this diamond filled with DNA, it feels like someone's watching me.
A mysterious and ominous line about a character's apprehension, hinting at a larger story arc.

DELICIA
A possible reference to a character's name or a code name, leaving the meaning open to interpretation.