1) Wild Fire are a countr… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name:
1) Wild Fire are a country-pop duo consisting of sisters Kayla and Kelli Lutzwig.
2) Wild Fire are a Calypso group from Trinidad & Tobago active in the 1970s and '80s.
3) Wild Fire are a Brazilian thrash band active in the 1990s.
4) Wild Fire are a rock band from the San Francisco area active in the 1980s.
5) Wild Fire is an American alternative/hard rock band.
5): There is a fire spreading, and it’s not the one you picked up at the strip club last week. It’s four dudes that will make you punch your best friend in the face and kiss their significant other. It’s a bottomless bottle of good music meant to be chased with better booze. Combining the fierceness and fun of that good old devil music with the calming nature of your pastor’s acoustic, they will rip through any rocker with a ferocious face-melting vengeance and then steal their girl with an acoustic cover of The Weeknd. If you believe bad decisions make for good memories then raise a glass and pass the grass, because this is Wild Fire.
Their debut album, “Revolt” displays a range of sonic power utilizing aggressive and emotional vocals backed by haunting classical instruments, dynamic guitars, a high-powered rhythm section, topped off with their signature piano to craft an exceptional hard rock sound. “Villain,” the lead single from “Revolt,” has gained over 20 million streams worldwide and reached #82 on the Mediabase Rock Charts.
In their natural live environment, Wild Fire creates an atmosphere that seduces their crowds and commands their attention through a barrage of chaotic and unapologetic raw energy where crowd participation is required. Their live production includes a custom built piano, designed to double as a platform to “heighten” the performance.
Villain
Wild Fire Lyrics
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Ticks grinning ear to ear here baby
Tic Tic Toc, the time bomb clock
ticks counting down...
tic, tic stop!
You know i speak in riddles,
And i'm ploting to destroy
Crazy is as crazy does
My sanity's in shot supply
Mad as a hatter, hey surprise!
T-T-T-Ticking bomb on the inside
Livin' with the villain pacing in my mind
I'm blowing up the mystery
And all the pretty things you see
Light flame to fuse
And Sparks will fly
You said goodnight
Now say goodbye
You know i speak in riddles,
And i'm ploting to destroy
Villian as i always was
Crazy is as crazy does
My sanity's in shot supply
Mad as a hatter, hey surprise!
T-T-T-Ticking bomb on the inside
Livin' with the villain pacing in my mind
I only want to hurt you
And what i want i get
I only want to hurt you
And what i want i...
I only want to hurt you,
And what i want i get
I'm aiming to continue
So consider me a threat
Darkness consumes the inside
I illuminate the night
I'm bringing chaos to the empire
Wild fire burning bright
You know i speak in riddles,
And i'm ploting to destroy
Villian as i always was
Crazy is as crazy does
My sanity's in shot supply
Mad as a hatter, hey surprise!
T-T-T-Ticking bomb on the inside
Livin' with the villain pacing in my mind
The lyrics in Wild Fire's song "Villain" depict a character that speaks in riddles and is plotting to destroy. The ticking time bomb acts as a metaphor for the character's unstable and unpredictable personality. The lyrics suggest that the character is a villain and always has been, with a very limited supply of sanity. The chorus repeats the idea of the ticking bomb on the inside, representing the internal battles the character is facing. The character seems to enjoy causing chaos and destruction, indicated by the lines "I'm blowing up the mystery and all the pretty things you see."
The repeated line "You know I speak in riddles" suggests that the character may not want to be understood or is speaking in code. They mention aiming to continue hurting the person they are addressing in the song, emphasizing their malevolent intentions. Ultimately, the character claims to be a threat and brings "chaos to the empire" while "Wild fire [is] burning bright." The symbolism of the wild fire suggests a passionate and uncontrollable force, which matches the image of the character presented in the song.
Line by Line Meaning
Tic tic toc, the time bomb clock
The clock is ticking down and building anticipation for something explosive.
Ticks grinning ear to ear here baby
The anticipation of the explosion is making the clock seem happy and smiling.
Tic Tic Toc, the time bomb clock
The clock keeps ticking with an increasing sense of urgency and danger.
ticks counting down...
The countdown to something dangerous and destructive is getting closer and closer.
tic, tic stop!
The ticking is making the artist nervous and scared, wishing it would stop.
You know i speak in riddles,
The singer likes to talk in code and metaphors, making it hard to understand their true intentions.
And i'm ploting to destroy
The singer has sinister motives and is planning to harm someone or something.
Villian as i always was
The artist has always been the bad guy or antagonist in their own story.
Crazy is as crazy does
The artist's behavior may seem irrational or nonsensical, but it's just who they are.
My sanity's in shot supply
The artist is losing their grip on reality and mental stability.
Mad as a hatter, hey surprise!
The singer is going crazy, like the character from Alice in Wonderland.
T-T-T-Ticking bomb on the inside
The artist is struggling with internal turmoil and inner demons that could explode at any moment.
Livin' with the villain pacing in my mind
The singer is tormented by their own negative thoughts and impulses, struggling to escape their own darkness.
I'm blowing up the mystery
The singer is trying to destroy anything that isn't clear or explicit in order to get what they want.
And all the pretty things you see
The singer is willing to destroy anything that looks appealing or good on the surface in order to achieve their goal.
Light flame to fuse
The artist is starting the process that will lead to destruction and chaos.
And Sparks will fly
The artist expects their actions to cause a powerful and explosive reaction.
You said goodnight
The singer is addressing someone who they spoke with before and is now saying farewell.
Now say goodbye
The singer is threatening the other person that their final goodbye might be imminent.
I only want to hurt you
The artist's motivation is purely destructive and aimed at harming the other person.
And what i want i get
The artist will stop at nothing to get what they want and cause harm in order to do so.
I'm aiming to continue
The artist will keep going and causing destruction until they achieve their goal or are stopped.
So consider me a threat
The singer is warning the other person that they should be scared of what the singer is capable of doing.
Darkness consumes the inside
The artist is consumed by negative thoughts and emotions, which are driving their destructive behavior.
I illuminate the night
The singer is causing chaos and bringing attention to themselves and their destructive actions.
I'm bringing chaos to the empire
The singer is causing destruction and chaos to something larger than themselves, possibly society or the world.
Wild fire burning bright
The singer is creating destruction and chaos of an intense and uncontrollable nature, like a wildfire.
Contributed by Jackson E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@thelazyraven1824
Lyrics Villain
Wild Fire
Tic tic toc, the time bomb clock
Ticks grinning ear to ear here baby
Tic Tic Toc, the time bomb clock
ticks counting down...
tic, tic stop!
You know i speak in riddles,
And i'm ploting to destroy
Villian as i always was
Crazy is as crazy does
My sanity's in shot supply
Mad as a hatter, hey surprise!
T-T-T-Ticking bomb on the inside
Livin' with the villain pacing in my mind
I'm blowing up the mystery
And all the pretty things you see
Light flame to fuse
And Sparks will fly
You said goodnight
Now say goodbye
You know i speak in riddles,
And i'm ploting to destroy
Villian as i always was
Crazy is as crazy does
My sanity's in shot supply
Mad as a hatter, hey surprise!
T-T-T-Ticking bomb on the inside
Livin' with the villain pacing in my mind
I only want to hurt you
And what i want i get
I only want to hurt you
And what i want i...
I only want to hurt you,
And what i want i get
I'm aiming to continue
So consider me a threat
Darkness consumes the inside
I illuminate the night
I'm bringing chaos to the empire
Wild fire burning bright
You know i speak in riddles,
And i'm ploting to destroy
Villian as i always was
Crazy is as crazy does
My sanity's in shot supply
Mad as a hatter, hey surprise!
T-T-T-Ticking bomb on the inside
Livin' with the villain pacing in my mind
@jaxp3950
This is a comment I made on an animatic of this song.
This got me thinking about what dnd class Batman’s rouges would be. I think that these are the classes they would be
Riddle and mr freeze would be wizards, for the riddler it’s because he’s smart, and mr freeze gained his ice theme because he experienced something that caused his theming
Poison ivy as a Druid, which I think is self-explanatory
The ventriloquist would be a warlock with Scarface as his patron
Firefly would also be a wizard with a fire based spell set
This one may be a stretch, but scarecrow as a rouge because a lot of the time rouges are dark and edgy kinda like scarecrow
Killer croc would be a barbarian because croc rages a lot and he’s definitely a powerful fighter
Joker really depends on what iteration like for example the one from the Batman 2004 I would say either fighter or monk, but for simplicity let’s just say he’s a bard
Zasaz was difficult but I’m gonna say rouge because he’s a murderer and uses knives a lot
Ras al goul would be a fighter
Bane Is actually a three way split between barbarian monk and fighter
Hush would be a rouge because I couldn’t think of anything else and I just think it suits him
Dead shot would be a rouge in the assassin sub class
Hugo strange would be a wizard for the same reason riddler is a wizard
I know I left out a lot of the villains on the list, this is because I can’t think of any for them, but feel free to either change the classes of some to be more fitting or give classes to the ones I missed in the comments, and they can be multi classed or be in sub classes
@SirBladewind
The fact that this song is a shoutout to all of batman's villains makes it 100x better.
@justignoreme4330
TheKaein I agree!
@madzone1098
YESSSSS!!!!!!!
@screamingoverthesoundsxx7434
TheKaein
Yup!
@igorkarsanov2374
Ecxept for Kiteman!
@Sub-Atomic
Not all of them... I didn't see any of Mr.Freeze, Penguin, Poison Ivy, Killer Croc, etc. Just some of the most famous ones.
@umbraluna499
the scariest villains are not the crazy ones.
it's the ones who are perfectly sane that truly terrify me.
@thomasgiles92
Their all relatively insane except for a select few
Those exceptions are bane, mad hatter, cat woman, Hugo strange, penguin, and a few other lesser known
@williamdunhan341
'Tis true. It's the quiet ones you gotta watch out for.
@TheOcculticUnicorn
@@thomasgiles92 Don't forget Jonathan Crane.
The psychologists in the comic couldn't find any mental diseases or insanity symptons.