sooo ragnarok came out expect something for it in the future ;)

@infernowa

Жыл бұрын

Poggers

@drunkshadow9685

Жыл бұрын

You made me realising this fucking goated song had a lore in it Thank you Namor

@brucewayne9685

Жыл бұрын

I memorized the entire Icelandic and English lyrics to this, and I will do the same with Ragnarök. It's just such a good song!

@Sky_Of_Death54

Жыл бұрын

I cried after hearing this translation. The end of Ragnarök, or this translation. I don’t know which one made me cry more.

@Sky_Of_Death54

Жыл бұрын

The part where it says “He will leave” actually just sounds like a reference to the end of Ragnarök.

"He needs a father. Not a god." Holy shit that hits

@Coco-Loco

Жыл бұрын

Ikr? That line is so good!

@mikeymele

Жыл бұрын

It’s also what Mimir tells him, nice little full circle moment.

@franciscs1604

Жыл бұрын

3:21-3:37

@azkiiman2469

Жыл бұрын

FR BRO

@hranttahmajian8121

Жыл бұрын

Damn bro i felt the exact same

there is lore in the song

@clips-are-random

Жыл бұрын

That's Cory Barlog for you.

@501stcaptainrex3

Жыл бұрын

@@clips-are-random and bear mccreary

@riohanrain2393

Жыл бұрын

Every god of war has its meaning when it comes to ost

@redwolves1906

Жыл бұрын

Me a GoW old fan that loves the songs: Always has Been

@xB0SS_Statusx

Жыл бұрын

@@redwolves1906 was about to say this lol

Mad how this song is like a Spartan marching song repeating Faye’s wishes in his head over and over, which in turn shows you how much is going through his mind and how he deals with it as a Spartan. Shows how much thought goes into the music in these games and what can be found from translating these pieces

@camelboy23

Жыл бұрын

dude i havent thought sbout it like that

@johnnycashrules157

Жыл бұрын

You can take him from Sparta. But you can’t take Sparta from him

@island6733

Жыл бұрын

shutup

@conleche4065

Жыл бұрын

@@island6733 nice

@blueplasma98_53

Жыл бұрын

@@island6733 this is why literally no one likes you, your dad hes gone, your mom she hates you, even your own dog doesnt like you ,no one at your school likes/liked you no one your family even liked you and this is why so SHUTTUP

It hits on a different level after Ragnarok. "I've No Redemption" to redeemed. What a journey!

@spider-prime793

Жыл бұрын

and the "he will leave"

@ExtremeRy

Жыл бұрын

Fr

@ExtremeRy

Жыл бұрын

@@spider-prime793 yeah

@7even128

Жыл бұрын

Fr

@Sorcerer86pt

Жыл бұрын

More than that. From God of war to God of Hope. He truly took the last gift of Pandora to another level

"Trust the boy" "He will leave" This basically describes Ragnarok

@itsmanxzyxd5087

Жыл бұрын

Makes sense

@FunnyRedemption

Жыл бұрын

"See what I can do when you trust me?"

@IAmAlpharius20

Жыл бұрын

Boy

@kamabokoganpachiro4113

Жыл бұрын

@@IAmAlpharius20 sit

@TheKweenII_09

10 ай бұрын

B O I

I'm Icelandic so here are corrections for those that care. Þraut barnsins - The child's trial. Græð Kvöl hans - Heal his suffering. Ég syndir ber - I carry sins. Sefa heift hans - Put his anger to rest. Saurgun sannleiks - The truth defiled. Und svíður - Wounds hurt ("Svíður" is to my experience said when you have been cut or burned. it's that pain that comes afterwards, residual pain or the one that comes after the adrenaline wears off and the wound can feel a bit hot. That's when we say that it "Svíður". It could be referring to emotional pain as well. Und just means wound. So "wounds remain" is not entirely off) Ger fortíð upp - Make up for the past. (Not just confronting the past but making up for it as well) Guðs plága - That which plauges/haunts the gods. ("Guðs plága" means Gods plague but Plága/plauge can also mean "haunting" as in "this thing haunts/plagues me still.") Edit: Saur means shit so Saurgun means like shittified so in other words the Truth has been shittified. Someone has been spouting bullshit. :þ

@ZenerRocksMC

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciate! Have been looking for one of these comments

@Ziaotic

Жыл бұрын

shitified is hilarious

@civilgosling2864

Жыл бұрын

That last part might be a nod to Ragnarök since Groa lies to Odin in a false prophecy

@oskarrafnsson6349

Жыл бұрын

Hello fellow Icelandic person góđan daginn

@josephstalin2606

Жыл бұрын

After ragnarok so much makes sense. Make up for the past could be foreshadowing how Kratos would become the rebuilder of Midgard and finally be worshipped as a benevolent god. He finally let go of his past and all the rage that came with it and moved on to become better

This song is talking about the game itself and the events that happen in it. It is talking about the relationship between Kratos and Atreus

@caiusactinunwise1412

Жыл бұрын

you don't say

@notanguished

Жыл бұрын

imagine knowing Icelandic and having the game spoiled for you by the theme song 💀💀💀

@Wolojuice

Жыл бұрын

@@notanguished oof ☠️

@alexrobertsson4292

Жыл бұрын

@@notanguished as an Icelandic guy I can say that you don't really notice what the lyrics say due to the nature of the deep choir, but if I had looked up the lyrics out of curiosity 💀💀💀💀

@Jerrowashere

Жыл бұрын

@@alexrobertsson4292 f

Why am I almost crying to the god of war theme. The lyrics are so dope

@JuanPablo-nx2oc

Жыл бұрын

Same

@N30NDR4GON19

Жыл бұрын

Same x2

@mrwhitee6

Жыл бұрын

Same x3

@zaneharris1562

Жыл бұрын

Same x4

@Jerrowashere

Жыл бұрын

Same x5

Now that ragnarök has come out, this is basically a Kvasir poem about GOW4.

@theone9132

Жыл бұрын

"I already have a favorite poem"

@nousername4706

Жыл бұрын

I too like this poem.

@TheKweenII_09

10 ай бұрын

​@@nousername4706 same here

When I was a young boy I would watch my father, play God of war 1, 2 and 3 he was always drunk and I would help him with the puzzles. My father was an alcoholic...and lost him to the disease. Playing God of war and ragnarok. This game has such a special place in my heart. Kratos pain, anger rage and vengeance. And his growth into fatherhood and wisdom against God hood. Me being a father now...the story and depth of this game goes beyond words. And resonates with my soul.

@Alphajet101

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your incredible story. I'm sure your father is proud for who you've become.

@EnderMarksman

6 ай бұрын

Het, respect for Father for releasing his burden and stress to the game rather than abuse, that's what I called a W father

@joxihigh13

5 ай бұрын

Mine played them as well, and I watched. Last game he played was GoW 4 (2018) and when I got Ranarök I was so disappointed because I know my dad would’ve loved it plus the Valhalla DLC

@AverageSensei

5 ай бұрын

He awaits for you in valhalla 🫡

@IsraelCuriel-ys1pk

2 ай бұрын

All it took was God of war, to put you on a rollercoaster.

This song gets better once u know the game. Plus, as always, the theme is pure testosterone. Perfect workout music. 🤺

@vagabundood

Жыл бұрын

Try listening to gow overture 🤝

@immaYoubing

Жыл бұрын

Haha, was planning to listen to this for my next workout, lol

@eddy_3863

Жыл бұрын

Finally someone sharing my opinion XD

Oh I didn't even know it has an actual meaning. Imagine you are Icelandic and you just happen to understand all of it.

@jonpalsson2843

Жыл бұрын

Its not really Icelandic, as an icelander i can understand most of it but some of it is either said/spelled wrong or translated weirdly

@xcastle8610

Жыл бұрын

@@jonpalsson2843 It could be that it's based on Old Norse rather than modern Icelandic?

@jonpalsson2843

Жыл бұрын

@@xcastle8610 yes its most likey that

@tibiademon9157

Жыл бұрын

@@xcastle8610 It's spelled as if it were old norse (though there are certainly some outright typos as well), but the pronunciation in the song is definitely modern icelandic

@johannsvanlaugsson7387

Жыл бұрын

Indeed.

This becomes much cooler when you understand it's talking mostly about Atreus/Loki, rather than Kratos

@elderrusty541

Жыл бұрын

“IT’S OUR STORY!” “No, this is YOUR story”

@TheDoctorMl

Жыл бұрын

It is also about baldur if u thinj about it

@thomashunt2240

Жыл бұрын

All of the above, really. The directors have said that much of what they show is about mirrors and parallels. Freya loved Baldur so much, but by holding on too tight, she ended up pushing him away. Kratos wants nothing more to protect Atreus, but begins to see what happens when you try to hold on too tightly.

@BlacK40k

Жыл бұрын

@@thomashunt2240 The thing about Freya is that she was selfish. Selfish about what the death of her son would do to her instead of considering how her son would feel about or how it would influence his life (speaking about the invulnerability spell). And she didn't want to see it. The Norns got her good when they said "She always finds somebody to blame but herself"

@mithiwithi

Жыл бұрын

@@BlacK40k Got her so good that she actually confronted the fact and started trying to grow past it. I feel the Norns aren't just disinterested spectators of the interplay of people. That they actually _like_ it when people grow and change. Changes the "prophecies", makes life interesting. And I think they do interfere... by what they choose to reveal and not reveal. If they hadn't told Kratos about Heimdall, would he have sought to arm himself against the Herald of Ragnarök? And had he not done so, Heimdall may well have prevailed. And they knew the way to make _sure_ Kratos would follow the path they intended for him was to let Kratos think Heimdall was a threat to Atreus. Well played, Norns. Well played.

"He need's a father not a God"

@Sprite_uwu

Жыл бұрын

I can imagine mimir saying that

@Weystie-Y

Жыл бұрын

@@Sprite_uwu idk why but thats hits too

_"The culmination of love is grief."_ _"We will always walk together Kratos. I will always be a part of you."_ _"To grieve deeply, is to have loved fully. Open your heart to the world as you have opened it to me, and you will find every reason to keep living in it."_ _"Don't be afraid. No matter what happens; I'll be with you. But your path is your own. Follow it, and you'll end up right where you need to be."_ - Laufey the Just. Mother to Loki. Second wife to Kratos; the exiled God of War.

@bazah23

Жыл бұрын

She’s a great character I wish more people would recognise her

@one8494

Жыл бұрын

Stopppp please no don't do this to me.

@a.t.3192

Жыл бұрын

I'd love a game starring Faye. Great character.

@snoosh101

10 ай бұрын

Even in her absence she was such a pivotal character who's personality was clear to you even though you never saw her or met her. Glad she finally got shown in ragnarök

"He's in pain, he needs a father." This hits very hard in the modern age with recent events and how broken some are. Fathers are very important role models in anyones life, with the theme embedded into the story

@snoosh101

10 ай бұрын

Yessss a very relatable line since so many people, even adults are missing fatherly figures in their lives. No wonder this game and ragnarök hit so many people so close to home

"Trust the boy" "He needs a father, not a god" LOOOOORD the lyrics are simple but they really hit it right on the mark

'He will leave' after playing ragnarok it hits different not gonna lie.

@darienramirez5868

Жыл бұрын

True

@aratisharma4161

Жыл бұрын

Agreed bro

@bazah23

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I never thought he would leave 🥲

@abdullahrana3826

Жыл бұрын

@@bazah23 I had an idea since I was like its possible for them to send him off to Egypt alone and I thought at the end of the game Kratos would like leave for Greece but he just started to rebuild the 8 realms after Ragnarok

@bazah23

Жыл бұрын

@@abdullahrana3826 yeah he might find the other giants in other mythologies For kratos I don’t think he will want to go back to Greek ever

Viking achievements after hearing this theme 1. Grow beard 2. Lift logs after chopping tree down 3. Have son and call him boy

This hits harder than a sip of water out of a plastic cup

@sansmaster556

Жыл бұрын

GUYS NEW GAME PLUS IS OUT

@pedronevesurias2318

3 ай бұрын

Wha-

@sansmaster556

3 ай бұрын

@@pedronevesurias2318 at 3 am specifically

@pedronevesurias2318

3 ай бұрын

@@sansmaster556 Bro you're speaking in riddles

Dude even the song calls Atreus *"BOY"* xD

3:21 He doesn't need a God of War, He needs a Dad of Boi

@arta.xshaca

Жыл бұрын

You should have more likes.

@yahia1355

Жыл бұрын

@@arta.xshaca u 2 irl

@justinlugo8006

Жыл бұрын

Weekly planet reference!!

"He needs a farther, not a god" is one of most simple but heartfelt lines ive heard.

*He's in pain* *He needs a father* *_Not a god_* Got me tearing up over here. Not to mention that the footage playing during that section (in the video) is Atreus with his mother's body, and when it gets to the line _"not a god"_ it's that moment when Kratos is standing at the door, huge, intimidating, and wreathed in shadow, like damn...I don't know if that was intentional or not, but holy shit, I got chills over here. Edit: Upon immediate rewatch that was 100% intentional, and I appreciate it. Good on you, OP.

In case nobody wrote down the lyrics i did and made a few tweaks :) Útlægr guđ (exiled god) Smán föđur (father's shame) Von móđur (mother's hope) Þraut barnsins (child in pain) Útlægr guđ (exiled god) Smán föđur (father's shame) Von móđur (mother's hope) Þraut barnsins (child in pain) Stríds sonur (son of war) Saurgun sannleiks (truth denied) Und svíđur (wounds remain) Græđ kvöl hans (heal his rage) Útlægr guđ (exiled god) Stormr haturs (storm of hate) Vex óttinn (growing fear) Und svíđur (wounds remain) Ger fortíđ upp (confront the past) Guđs plága (divine plague) Ég syndir ber (my sins laid bare) Trest drengnum (trust the boy) Sefa height hans (heal his rage) Blóđs bölvun (curse of blood) Óbætanleg (beyond repair) Trest drengnum (trust the boy) Sefa height hans (heal his rage) Hann mun fara (he will leave) Ég hef enga aflausn (I've no redemption) Aflausn (redemption) Útlægr guđ (exiled god) Smán föđur (father's shame) Von móđur (mother's hope) Þraut barnsins (child in pain) Útlægr guđ (exiled god) Stormr haturs (storm of hate) Trest drengnum (trust the boy) Seda heift hans (heal his rage) Vex óttinn (growing fear) Und svíđur (wounds remain) Hann þjáist (he's in pain) Hann þarfnast föđur (he needs a father) Ekki guđs (not a god) Blóđs bölvun (curse of blood) Ég hef enga aflausn (I've no redemption) Und svíđur (wounds remain) Ger fortíđ upp (confront the past) (no idea why heal his rage has 3 different spellings)

@namorrrrrr

Жыл бұрын

those were just spelling errors for heal his rage lol

@ink9426

Жыл бұрын

@@namorrrrrr ah my bad i don't know much icelandic so i didn't know which was the right way😂

@alexrobertsson4292

Жыл бұрын

Ég Syndir Ber actually means "I bear sins" and I'm pretty sure Guðs Plága would probably more accurately mean "god's plague" since Guð translates to God while "Guðdómslegt" would mean Divine, but this is pretty old Icelandic so maybe that could also mean divine🤷‍♀

@TheKweenII_09

10 ай бұрын

^_^

Vergil: Stom is approching Kratos: Storm Of Hate

Holy shit this so sums of his whole identity. Amazing

This lyrics exactly tell the story of God of war 4 and Ragnarok

It’s cool that it’s in Icelandic because it’s the closest language to old Norse which is what would be spoken in god of war 4 and 5 in Norway

@birgirdagurbjarkason3085

Жыл бұрын

As an Icelander I approve this message

It's very strange how Atreus is the Son of War

@abito5434

Жыл бұрын

His father is the God of War I guess

@tld1357

Жыл бұрын

I would think it's talking about kratos, makes more sense to me

@faintfiction5389

Жыл бұрын

I think it's talking about kratos, him being a Spartan and all that

@ghuff4694

Жыл бұрын

Title of the next game? 👀

@quangtoki8377

Жыл бұрын

Atreus wanted Ragnarok which is a war between Asgard vs 8 realms

Idk why I thought that they were singing in Greek, but this is even cooler and more close to the region we are in these games

@tasos_gr7297

Жыл бұрын

I hope they would I would at least understand it lol

@user-zw7qe1ex3c

Жыл бұрын

@@tasos_gr7297 least biased greek man

@argykord7280

Жыл бұрын

@@user-zw7qe1ex3c bro what💀

@scifivideogames

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is Kratos mind he plays what Faye told him in a Spartans March type rhythm like a soldier maybe that's what you are hearing...all this is going inside of his head.

@vijayganesh7367

Жыл бұрын

​@@tasos_gr7297 I have a question, now in greece mostly ppl are Christian right and I am assuming that no one is following the greek gods, are the people of greece fine with the representation of the greek gods in matter that one see fit, I am from India, hindu religion, jain religion ,Sikh religion, Buddhist religion- and here we might not be open minded if anyone can show the deities in any light as one wants . There are fiction books which are in the mythological fiction category but a movie or video games seems highly unlikely . Please let me know about your take on my query

I’m not crying it’s dust in my eyes

I love how in 2:59 the lyrics say “Growing fear” as you hear the speed of the violins increase which gave me chills there

on the 21st of November my father died, reading the lyrics for this theme made me cry so hard.

@a_smiling_gamer9063

Жыл бұрын

RIP

@a_smiling_gamer9063

Жыл бұрын

can I get a RIP for this person’s father

@goldenbard

Жыл бұрын

Rest in peace

@rippedkun

Жыл бұрын

Rip

@kalizibeozi7348

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss 😢

The "Wounds remain" while kratos fixes his bandages in the background is so good.

The game’s so good that they even recap it by a soundtrack

The fact that no one has tried singing this in English is a crime. I’ve seen people take translated lyrics and spin them into a whole new take on the song. And English version could really bring out the deep emotions of this song

@NoCluYT

7 ай бұрын

It makes more sense to have it in Norse

@hallyssonchagas1909

5 ай бұрын

For me, it is better to leave only the Nordic version of the theme

This hits harder when you know the lyrics and what they mean.

"Heal his Rage" hits hard af.

“He needs a father, not a god” holy shot that hits like a truck. It crazy how much effort bear put into this song, what a legend. Huge respect, he wrote what is probably one of the best game themes ever

" He needs a father not a God " " I've no redemption " Hit alot deeper after GOW ragnarok's ending 😍🔥

@huskytzu7709

Жыл бұрын

i cried when Kratos found peace in himself. he never thought he deserved redemption. but he found it through his son.

@stark0168

Жыл бұрын

@huskytzu facts👍🏼 Loved how the game played and questioned his trust to Faye multiple times but nah .. . He never doubted and he was damn RIGHT 🔥 He trusted her and she showed him to a different path 🔥

"Trust the boy, heal his rage" It talks about trust quite alot in ragnarok and how atreus "just wants answers" but kratos won't let him get the answers because he knows it will lead to war. This line alone is so amazing.

Imagine just chilling in a forest and hearing this bro 💀

Dude i love how the Themes of every each God Of War actually tell you what game is about. God Of War 1 is about Revenge on Ares and Kratos' redemption God Of War 2 tells about the beggining of The End of Olympus (The End of all actually one could say imo) God Of War 3 is all about Kratos' rage and that he WILL kill everyone (he did his job pretty well) God Of War 2018 Kratos is fighting with his past, with loss of his wife and fact that his Son needs a Father, not a God as theme says... GOD I LOVE THIS

Only characters who EARN the right to be this level of badass get to have this amount of boss soundtrack

@VegetaLF7

Жыл бұрын

When your character's theme song is the boss theme everyone else hears

It’s like a song written by giants with how much it follows the themes of the games

I currently have a very bad cold and my voice dropped a few semitones........quite enough for me to be able to sing this. It's very surreal

@MikeG82

2 ай бұрын

I literally lol haha

"He's in pain He needs a father Not a god" Dayum broo

Something that this game portrays better than any media I've ever seen, is the crippling fear in a man who is trying to be a father, but whose own father didn't show him how.. or showed him the wrong way. The immense pressure that not only does he have to figure out how to do something that no one's ever taught him to do, but he must constantly be aware that his base instinct will probably be incorrect. And the weight of the knowledge that if he fails, he will just create another being as miserable as he is. Which I think is the ultimate sin.

@Murmarine

Жыл бұрын

!Spoilers! Building on this, is that through his journey with Atreus to the peak, Kratos not only learns to trust his son, but others as well. Hell, he calls Mimir brother in Ragnarok, actively seeks the council of his, Atreus' or Freya's, reassures Brok of his work as a blacksmith. He is still learning how to handle all the things around him, especially with a rebellious son who is walking a same path as once a younger Kratos did, and probably the best moment in Ragnarök is when the two go hunting again.

"trust the boy" got me chuckling

1:28 I LOVED this part!!!

This game's depth... the song has lore for the WHOLE GAME IN ORDER. Bear, you deserve a ton.

“Hes in pain, needs a father not a God” damn

It's kinda cool how even though the languages have branched off thousands of years ago, Scandinavian tongues like Icelandic and Swedish still have parts which echo each other. Words like Barn(sin) - Child, Gud - God, and Han(n) - He match between the languages.

0:30 Son of war would be a dope title for a new game w atreus as main character

@one8494

Жыл бұрын

If Kratos is ever gone from the game, I am going to be very sad.

Divine plague my sins laid bare hits different

1:26 is my favorite part

This actually describes the plot of Ragnarok

@rk900prototype9

Жыл бұрын

More so the 2018 plot

Amen

I've never seen the lyrics in English until now, that song hit me right in the feels-

I'm in shambles....this hits so different now that I beat ragnarok

"He Needs A Father Not A God" im crying

God how can they literally do everything so perfectly Santa Monica studios literally makes only slappers

Gotta love how this is basically the main brain storm points of the game.

Chills. So well done in like every aspect.

God I wish my dad was still here to play GoW 4&5 with me. He would love it so much. Of all things, it was his family that could bring him to tears. I know for a fact that the end would have done so for him. I miss that fucking weirdo.

I’m Icelandic and can’t understand what they are saying in this most of the time. Thank goodness for subtitles.

"He's in pain, he needs a father not a god"

“Did you know your son sounds like a goose when he gets hurt? Huhh! Huhh!”

I really like the way you did this video. It makes the song even better. Great job!

I like how the when the lyrics change from "he needs a father" to "not a god", the cutscene playing at background just so happens to be a drastic change in direction of camera, showing Kratos entering the room and laid his eye on Arteus, and considering this is at the very early stage of the norse mythology gameplay where Kratos is still learning how to be a proper "DAD" dad, it mutually makes the soundtrack and cutscene even better. Yeah i know this might been edited to achieve this effect, or Namor took some creative liberty in translation ,maybe i'm just looking too deep into it, but i would be damned to say the final result isn't gorgeous.

God of war is a game that never makes me cry, but the soundtrack of this game just hits different

After growing up playing as the hateful Kratos, hearing this music and seeing the lyrics, it hits different

Never before has a subscription been so earned.

Love how the song is basically telling the story of both games

Bro the way this tells Kratos' story is unreal. I love it.

@arta.xshaca

Жыл бұрын

Actually both Kratos and Atreus. Like "He will leave" and "son of war" is Atreus.

I absolutely love that this song is sort of a glimpse in what will happen. That's so awesome

Thanks for not putting ads in ✋

This gave me goosebumps fr! Amazing song amazing lyrics! ❤️🔥

This song hits so much harder when you know what it’s saying. Had goosebumps the whole way through

Geez even more chills from the song with the text explained what a masterpiece

Can't wait for the Ragnarok version

@MariusBoss11458

Жыл бұрын

And boy oh boy is it freaking good!

damn, this is such a beautiful song and after knowing the lyrics it has become even better. the composer did amazing

Reading the lyrics to this has me unironically emotional every time, it’s such a surprise knowing how the song explores perfectly the themes of the game Besides that certified gym song

I’ve never played any of the GOW games. I’ve only watched them in KZread videos, but my goodness this series of games means so much to me.

The first half really hits differently then other song I have listens to and it's kinda growing on me

What a theme!! To those who transferred this GOW theme into English thank you for doing it cuz I always wanted to know what the Lyrics are saying/singing also it was amazing to see how far Kratos as come along from a Angry,Distrustful Man/God to a Calm and Reasonable.

God of War: Ragnarök lyrics: Útlægr Guð (Exiled God) Smán föður (Father’s shame) Von móður (Mother’s hope) Þraut barnsins (Child in pain) Útlægr Guð (Exiled God) Smán föður (Father’s shame) Von móður (Mother’s hope) Þraut barnsins (Child in pain) Stríðs sonur (Son of War) Fyrirgefning (Letting go) er þungbær (Takes great strength) Græð kvöl hans (Heal his rage) Útlægr Guð (Exiled God) Stormr haturs (Storm of hate) Vex óttinn (Growing fear) Und svíður (Wounds remain) Útlægr Guð (Exiled God) Stormr haturs (Storm of hate) Ger fortíð upp (Confront the past) Jötunninn (A Giant) Í bernsku dvelur (Dwells in the youth) Guðs syni (A god’s son) Vex máttur (Grows stronger) Jötunninn (A Giant) Ungur enn er (Still young) Guðs syni (A god’s son) Vex máttur (Grows stronger) Hann mun fara (He will leave) Ég hef enga aflausn (I’ve no redemption) Útlægr Guð (Exiled God) Smán föður (Father’s shame) Von móður (Mother’s hope) Þraut barnsins (Child in pain) [Eivør Pálsdóttir solo] Heyr mína rödd (Follow my voice) Vísa myrkvaða leið (Light the way through the dark) Útlægr Guð (Exiled God) Smán föður (Father’s shame) Von móður (Mother’s hope) Þraut barnsins (Child in pain) Útlægr Guð (Exiled God) Stormr haturs (Storm of hate) Treyst drengnum (Trust the boy) Sefa heift hans (Heal his rage) Ragnarök Þau nálgast (Approaches) Spádóminn (Prophecy) á vegginn ritar (Upon the wall) Hver fellur þar? (Who then shall fall?) Ragnarök

@debsan79

Жыл бұрын

🥶🥶

This is making me learn icelandic

Goosebumps. Every single time

this gives me chills

I cannot show enough of my fucking appreciation for this video. I love God of War, and I was literally sobbing after watching this last night.

It’s cool being scandinavian and recognizing parts of your modern language in old norse.

It’s kind of amazing how listening to the lyrics I can see it from both of their perspectives. Who knows if that’s intentional or it’s just something I see

Just started new game plus. This is amazing.

This is great bro good job

healing these lyrics you realize how even more perfect these songs are for gow

This song is genius. How at the start it's just "Father's shame" "Mother's hope" "Son's pain", as if Kratos is bluntly telling you what the paradigm is. However as it goes on the (sub vocals) kick in, seemingly to be his consciousness telling himself to (Trust The Boy), that he hopes that perhaps Atreus is his way to (Heal His Rage), that the curse of god blood is beyond repair but his consciousness is telling him to trust Atreus, that one day he will leave and that Kratos deserves no redemption for what he has done. But again, his consciousness comes in to argue for redemption. It then continues with new lyrics of their coming adventure, while still having the "Father's shame" "Mother's hope" "Son's pain" repeated. As is Kratos is trying to move on, trying to spend time on this adventure with Atreus, trying to be more and accept Faye is gone, but he just can't yet. He can't accept she's dead, that he's alone to care for his kid, that he has to finally forgive himself.

Lol the pronunciation of "mother" "father" "child" and "son" is basically the same as my language. I speak Kam Kata vari,it's a Nuristani language(Nuristan is a small province in eastern Afghanistan),so weird how people from miles away can have similar vocabulary.

@NoCluYT

10 ай бұрын

most languages on the same continen/ landmass have links because they branched off the same common language.

@joew9690

Ай бұрын

Slavs Celts and Germans came from INdoeuropean plains from place where this plains stick to northern parts of Iran....