I love this song, well, first of all, it's an amazing song and I would recommend everyone to hear this song, not only it gives a message, but it's amazing in general. I first started listening to this when I was feeling depressed, I actually have to give credit to my brother who recommended this song. Now I can't stop listening to it nonstop, even when I'm not depressed. This song actually made me feel a lot better. It's a song who's lyrics are not only relateable, but it's true for me.
"I take these pills to make me thin, I dye my hair, and cut my skin.I tried everything to make them see me, even when I set myself on fire, why does I always feel invisible.:" This part of the song really sticks out to me because everyone is always doing something to change themselves drastically, and it won't matter to them if they get hurt in the process, all they care about is the result. And the last line, "but why do I always feel like invisible" I can totally relate to that, because on some days I feel, like why doesn't anybody notice me, I mean I'm a human being, too.
And the music video isn't really bad either, even though it doesn't show people who feel left out. The reason I love this song is because people could love this song and realize what their life is like right now, like are you happy? Or are you always being left out in conversations with your "friends"? Or maybe you talk to your friends, but they make fun of you for like, your name or something, or gave you like a nickname that's really frustrating?
There are all kinds of reasons for loving this song for each and one of you, so if you're feeling sad or mad or something, I recommend you all to listen to this song. This is one of my top favorite songs, but I think it will be yours too if you watch this right now on YouTube.
If you want to listen to this song, which I highly recommend, then click here
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Across the Universe
This story was very fascinating to me (I had just finished it), and the ending had caught me me by surprise, and it was a bit confusing, too. I had never read a book with so many twists and turns in it. It was about mostly about a girl who was frozen, and was supposed to be frozen until she was in anew planet, named Centauri Earth. I really liked how there were two narratives instead of one, because it was a nice change of pace.
Her name was Amy,and very soon, she found a person, that was the only person that didn't tell her lies, like where she is right now, and how she wasn't supposed to be alive right now, and how she was 'reanimated' into this life. This story really got me thinking. Is everybody who they say they are? Or, like Elder, Amy's friend, found out the truth, and he was basically nothing, because everything he knew was a lie, like he found out that they're never going to Centauri Earth, and everybody on the ship was drugged into believing that they were on their way to a peaceful life.
Those people on the ship was representing the people that was affected by the lies that was told to them, and the person who told the lies, his name was Eldest, didn't know the consequences and the actions that would happen all around him. He ended up dying at the end of the book, and a strange way, too. Elder, who was like a son to Eldest, thought that he was a tyrannical dictator that should be stopped almost immediately, as soon as he found out the whole truth.
He wasn't the only one, though. Elder's best friend, besides Amy, Harley, was spying in on them, and when he realized that he was never getting off the ship, he decided to kill himself, because he thought that death would be better than living a whole life full of lies. It shows to me that anything could happen if you tell a single lie, it could end up in a dire consequence for another person.
This whole story was based on a murder that happened a million years ago, and they thought that person was dead, but as it turns out, he's not dead, and he was the one who had been feeding people the lies, and they believed him. That ended up in a mass suicide. Well, that's what you get for lying. With only one little white lie, you could change someone's life forever, like that person could end up killing themselves, or end up dazed, as if you've been woken up and you can see the world through another person's eyes.
That's why I loved this book, it had taught me a valuable lesson. And I hope it will teach you a valuable lesson too.
Her name was Amy,and very soon, she found a person, that was the only person that didn't tell her lies, like where she is right now, and how she wasn't supposed to be alive right now, and how she was 'reanimated' into this life. This story really got me thinking. Is everybody who they say they are? Or, like Elder, Amy's friend, found out the truth, and he was basically nothing, because everything he knew was a lie, like he found out that they're never going to Centauri Earth, and everybody on the ship was drugged into believing that they were on their way to a peaceful life.
Those people on the ship was representing the people that was affected by the lies that was told to them, and the person who told the lies, his name was Eldest, didn't know the consequences and the actions that would happen all around him. He ended up dying at the end of the book, and a strange way, too. Elder, who was like a son to Eldest, thought that he was a tyrannical dictator that should be stopped almost immediately, as soon as he found out the whole truth.
He wasn't the only one, though. Elder's best friend, besides Amy, Harley, was spying in on them, and when he realized that he was never getting off the ship, he decided to kill himself, because he thought that death would be better than living a whole life full of lies. It shows to me that anything could happen if you tell a single lie, it could end up in a dire consequence for another person.
This whole story was based on a murder that happened a million years ago, and they thought that person was dead, but as it turns out, he's not dead, and he was the one who had been feeding people the lies, and they believed him. That ended up in a mass suicide. Well, that's what you get for lying. With only one little white lie, you could change someone's life forever, like that person could end up killing themselves, or end up dazed, as if you've been woken up and you can see the world through another person's eyes.
That's why I loved this book, it had taught me a valuable lesson. And I hope it will teach you a valuable lesson too.
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