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actually that was a joke Josh made introducing the song for the first time at the Sacramento concert ,lol He even said it was much more than that. It is really about the connection they have with the people while performing and how each person connects with them in their individual way even in a crowd. Great reaction though. Peace
Also the band has been together for some time. Josh the singer and jake the guitarist are identical twins. Sam, the bass and keyboards is their younger brother. Danny the drummer is their childhood friend
The song is about his relationship with his fans, not about jumpsuits. He was joking when he said that, and also said it was about more than that. Some just jumped on the jumpsuit thing.
No, there're not Christian, and not promoting anything Christian. Did you not know (and probably didn't since this announcement was made 5 day's ago) that Josh (singer of the band) claimed he was in a same gender relationship for 8 years? And of course he did this because the state he moved to; does not support his lifestyle like that of the blue states. Meeting the Master might have to do with something that is either antichrist or the great deceiver himself (Lucifer/Satan).
This is definitely about his jumpsuits, AND so much more. I was there and thought it was a joke too. But when you get the full lyrics, it's clear he's talking about how things shifted in his view of himself. And how the whole experience has help to heal emotional wounds. Not only has it helped him. He's soaring, but so are the fans. Additionally, in the studio version, he whispers at the end, "I know I'm not alone." Which is on an official t-shirt they have for sale. Like so many things they do, their is so much meaning intertwined in all of their art – specific lyrics, song to song, album to album, artwork and swag. Its all well thought out and there are threads everywhere if you look a little deeper than the surface. Sacred the Thread!
actually that was a joke Josh made introducing the song for the first time at the Sacramento concert ,lol He even said it was much more than that. It is really about the connection they have with the people while performing and how each person connects with them in their individual way even in a crowd. Great reaction though. Peace
Also the band has been together for some time. Josh the singer and jake the guitarist are identical twins. Sam, the bass and keyboards is their younger brother. Danny the drummer is their childhood friend
4:44 Funny enough Josh is gay as well
If I had a nickel
When you take the lyrics and strip them down, this is a really powerful poem. And I think it’s about more than just Josh’s jumpsuits
You know they have a lyric video for this one I’m pretty sure
The song is about his relationship with his fans, not about jumpsuits. He was joking when he said that, and also said it was about more than that. Some just jumped on the jumpsuit thing.
No, there're not Christian, and not promoting anything Christian. Did you not know (and probably didn't since this announcement was made 5 day's ago) that Josh (singer of the band) claimed he was in a same gender relationship for 8 years? And of course he did this because the state he moved to; does not support his lifestyle like that of the blue states. Meeting the Master might have to do with something that is either antichrist or the great deceiver himself (Lucifer/Satan).
Perhaps you could pull up the lyrics before doing the reaction so you can follow along better. Just a suggestion.
This is definitely about his jumpsuits, AND so much more. I was there and thought it was a joke too. But when you get the full lyrics, it's clear he's talking about how things shifted in his view of himself. And how the whole experience has help to heal emotional wounds. Not only has it helped him. He's soaring, but so are the fans. Additionally, in the studio version, he whispers at the end, "I know I'm not alone." Which is on an official t-shirt they have for sale. Like so many things they do, their is so much meaning intertwined in all of their art – specific lyrics, song to song, album to album, artwork and swag. Its all well thought out and there are threads everywhere if you look a little deeper than the surface. Sacred the Thread!