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Latest comment: 4 years ago by The Tips of Apmh in topic Do we need the distinguish tag?

Possible meaning to Earfquake both video and the track itself?

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So he enters a stage and is introduced as a performer, he begins to sing and just keeps saying “you make my earth quake, don’t leave, it’s my fault”. He then hops on the piano and flicks a cigarette away, the stage begins to light on fire as he continues to sing the same line that I mentioned, then he stands up again from the piano walks toward the camera. You see his face is terribly burnt and destroyed and keeps singing it until he collapses and a fireman catches him, then the camera pans and he’s standing among the fire in a firefighter outfit and begins to rap. He raps about a girl no longer wanting anything to do with him and not even wanting to talk. The meaning I see is that he was in a relationship that ends up being one sided, where one person is pristine and perfect, and he looks it originally he quickly falls apart while almost chanting the same words that essentially do nothing to solve the problem. The stage burning and him getting burnt symbolises the collapse of the relationship, him suddenly being the firefighter shows that he’s grown and now knows how to handle himself and put out the “fires” or problems he was causing, but the girl no longer wants anything to do with him. DracheNeal (talk) 10:49, 26 August 2019 (UTC)Reply

Do we need the distinguish tag?

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Do we really need the "distinguish" tag at the top? I doubt anyone will misspell "earthquake" as "earfquake." --The Tips of Apmh 15:14, 8 December 2021 (UTC)Reply