DPR IAN directed and edited the video himself, plus I think he made all the special effects as well. Dude's ridiculously talented. There's an interview on youtube that he did with Zach Sang, where talks about his life, his music and the story of this movie. It's fascinating stuff, I highly recommend watching it!

I was first in line waiting for this. It would make much more sense to listen to the first album MITO before the second MIITO. DPR IAN is the creative force and director of most/all DPR stuff in general, but MITO specifically was to express his bipolar disorder. He is using art visually and musically to basically describe living his life with the changing moods, dipping, highs, lows, ect

Oh yes, looking forward to watching your reaction! This whole movie was a trip!! Incredible! Plus learning about him from interviews and hearing how involved he was in the filmaking process , I have so much repect for him!

The voice I believe is “mito” which is a character that Ian refers to and kind of made that expresses his lows with bipolar disorder

Pardon the novel but here we go: DPR Ian has been open about his Bipolar I diagnosis, which colors much/most of his work. When I first discovered his music (leading with So Beautiful) I was floored. I didn’t know anything about him but I saw myself so intimately in his work. I researched him and found out his diagnosis, and it all clicked. I felt seen in a way I never have before. Two years ago (finally! In my 30s) I was diagnosed with Bipolar II (so less of a “high” and not ever in a fun way) also rapid cycling like he is. His work is SPOT. ON. for my experience and I understand how it can be so difficult for a lot of people to parse. Being in one’s bipolar mind can be extremely disorienting, yanked from a high to a low at any time. The high manic phases aren’t all fun and games and are often highly destructive. Substance abuse, risk taking behavior, self destructive behavior in relationships, etc have repercussions just like the dark depressive side. Yes. It can be just as terrifying as he depicts, and I’ve never seen it displayed so accurately as he has. As someone in the arts myself, it is exhausting to get your heart and soul out into the world but I also feel “purged” of all of it somehow after I’ve gotten it out into the world. With Bipolar, some people hear voices, or just a more audible subconscious. When I’m not properly medicated, I feel more of an incomprehensible jabbering/static sensation when I’m in a more manic state. And yes, when you’re in tune with your body and used to how your cycles work, you can start to feel the “flip.” I think that’s what a lot of the whispers are telling him. He knows it’s coming, ready or not. He recently did an amazing interview on the Zach Sang Show where he talks at great length about his struggles with mental illness and how it helps and hinders his creative process. He also talks about the extensive concepts he explores in his work and it’s definitely worth a listen. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m4SFs9CqmdTFpZM.html I am so grateful that he is able to be so articulate about the way he experiences his life. I’ve never heard someone famous talking about living with Bipolar with such candor and frankness. I hope you can find the time to watch the interview, as he was able to enlighten some people who just know about Bipolar Disorder by what they’ve seen in movies. Ian shows us that it’s possible to be a functional and brilliant member of society and not just a guy screaming on a roof that he’s Jesus or something. People with Bipolar Disorder are consistently linked with brilliant art. I think this is because they’re so deeply in touch with a wide variety of emotional experience and can somehow transfer that into their work. Through study, if not proper diagnosis because of the historical factors, it is assumed that Van Gogh, Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf, Beethoven, Lord Byron and more had Bipolar Disorder, not to mention many famous current artists, musicians, and actors. So yeah. Thanks for getting to the end of this, and I hope this helped make more sense of this brilliant yet puzzling and disturbing masterpiece! Thank you so much for reacting it!

Sometimes, in the middle of the day, I wonder 'How is this guy actually real'. He got some alien level of talents in so many ways

Album of the year, an absolute masterpiece. The imagery in this video is insanely gorgeous. He is literally a genius x

He talks about the concepts in this video in DETAIL on his talk with JRE if you are interested in going REALLY in-depth on it haha

I dived into a DPR IAN album for the first time after watching this same video and man, it was an experience. Mood and Mr.insanity are my favorite tracks!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REACTING TO DPR!!! They're all amazing and Ian's is soooooo talented it's insane.

Yay! Thanks so much for reacting to DPR IAN 😃 Now I’m excited for you to react to both albums! The first album is one of my all time favorites (of any genre), and the second is also amazing. DPR IAN does not miss 👌🏽. Every song and MV is its own work of art 🖼 🎨

I'm so glad you reacted to this. This was my first exposure to DPR IAN and I am so glad I stumbled across this masterpiece. So much talent!! The music, the imagery, the editing, the STORY. It's incredible. A new favourite artist for sure

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Definitely check out his other music videos, they are amazing

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@@imbored0o I have been in a DPR IAN rabbit hole for the past two weeks. Obsessed. I haven't been this into an album in a very long time. He's fantastic

_stunning_ just. Absolutely _STUNNING_ .

YESSS this is a masterpiece

I have been waiting for this man. Yaaaasssss

only this streamer i hear till he end when she react what her tought

As much as I love KPop, this is superior art.

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Thank you! Next time pls react to ichiban by King & Prince! They’re the flyest and sooo trend in Japan right now !🇯🇵

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