Re: LazyTown Song Discussions
So, "Villain" vs "We Are".
I posted this in response to a YouTube comment, but I thought I'd be worthwhile to paste here rather than reiterate the same thoughts. I should now add that we've now twice had the title "We Are Number One" used from a quasi-official source, and no doubt the soon-to-be-released version will solidly this in the track title. I'm curious as to what those in the "Villain" camp think.
"I think GetLazy's mistaken here. The TV broadcast clearly has "we are number one" in the chorus, with two distinctly different instances of the word "villain". This live version only adds to the problem.
The irony was the use of "we" and the singular "one", as it applies to the clone Robbies and the main Robbie asserting they are 'one'. Here it lacks that single/multiple angle, and opts strictly for a bad guy anthem.
GetLazy's agreement hinges on Icelandic pronunciation, which should then be consistent across the whole song, and it's not. There's a reason Robbie's solo "Villain Number One" towards the end sounds so distinctly different, is because no other point do you hear a hard n sound. It's a different word.
Most importantly, their argument is primarily that the title is VNO vs WANO, and the rest of it is just inductive reasoning. It stems from a batch of early song titles, including other titles they now know to be early or erroneous (like "Explore the Pyramid")."
So, "Villain" vs "We Are".
I posted this in response to a YouTube comment, but I thought I'd be worthwhile to paste here rather than reiterate the same thoughts. I should now add that we've now twice had the title "We Are Number One" used from a quasi-official source, and no doubt the soon-to-be-released version will solidly this in the track title. I'm curious as to what those in the "Villain" camp think.
"I think GetLazy's mistaken here. The TV broadcast clearly has "we are number one" in the chorus, with two distinctly different instances of the word "villain". This live version only adds to the problem.
The irony was the use of "we" and the singular "one", as it applies to the clone Robbies and the main Robbie asserting they are 'one'. Here it lacks that single/multiple angle, and opts strictly for a bad guy anthem.
GetLazy's agreement hinges on Icelandic pronunciation, which should then be consistent across the whole song, and it's not. There's a reason Robbie's solo "Villain Number One" towards the end sounds so distinctly different, is because no other point do you hear a hard n sound. It's a different word.
Most importantly, their argument is primarily that the title is VNO vs WANO, and the rest of it is just inductive reasoning. It stems from a batch of early song titles, including other titles they now know to be early or erroneous (like "Explore the Pyramid")."
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