Banks Arcade – Worship The Internet [Official Music Video]

28 thoughts on “Banks Arcade – Worship The Internet [Official Music Video]”

1. stop sickness and seek for Jesus Christ🙏🏻

2. Unreal boys. Y’all are all v smart musicians

3. this is great

4. This shits hard

5. Loved Future Lovers. Love this

6. Big man go looney in a circle with looney women.
   Big man go stupid when the breakdown hits.
   Big man tired end of song

7. BANGER

8. Pure fire hard

9. GIGA CHAD MODE ACTIVATED

10. Really fucking good song, much better than most of the last album 🫶🏻

11. I hope you guys know that you are the most kickass band around and you are so loved! Future Lovers has been my best friend this past year. I saw y'all open for The Plot in You in Tucson and it was the greatest day of my life. Never stop doing what you do! You've got a fan here for life! ❤

12. I'm so glad I found this before it went viral. 🔥

13. Yo, sick! Never heard of this band, but this sound is so fire

14. Oh fuck me that drop got me shitting all over the floors it hit that hard

15. Sick

16. Pro-Wrestlingcore or Lucha Librecore? What a BANGER, guys!

17. Miss the endnote era BA but this is decent

18. Banger of a song – IDK why it needed a warning though for violence LOL I was expecting with a warning to see like some narly blood and guts –

19. So good boys 🔥🔥

20. Cringe

21. Welcome back guys sick banger kick ass video guys this has brightened my day happiness today guys oh yeah lots of pizza party going on amazing performance sick lyrics amazing music guys I enjoyed this guys your music really relaxed thru out my day it’s been a huge tough week for me because sadly my grandfather is in the hospital in Texas battling his pneumonia he got sick in the previous week ago he was in the icu clinic center struggling with his lungs at that time so this week has been a challenging road for him he’s now doing better much faster now he’s still using ventilation machine on him to breathe training his lungs he can breathe on his own which is a good sign during his recovery ❤️‍🩹 I’m glad my grandpa is making positive energy good progress on his hospitalization I’m proud of him I’m still gonna be strong while I continue praying for him he can survive this pneumonia disease he got this love you guys thanks for spending time with me I’m no longer alone as much love you 🥰

22. NU!

23. Boys really dropping THAT hard.

24. Welcome back, thanks for getting me through the last few years <3

25. ChatGPT:
    The song "Worship The Internet" by Banks Arcade contains intense, thought-provoking, and somewhat mysterious lyrics. Its meaning can be interpreted in various ways and may not have a single, straightforward explanation. The song appears to explore themes related to modern society, technology, fame, and certain aspects of human behavior. Here's a breakdown of some potential interpretations of the lyrics:

    Social Commentary: The song could be offering a satirical take on society's fixation with the internet and social media. It might be highlighting how individuals are willing to go to great lengths for attention and online recognition, often at any cost. Phrases like "Take sides with the villains" and "When they show me dollar signs, cut the lights, kill 'em" might be seen as a critical view of the pursuit of online fame.

    Exploration of Celebrity Culture: "Worship The Internet" may be delving into the less favorable aspects of fame and celebrity culture. Lines such as "It gets tough at the bottom if you don’t undress" and "No pain no fame" might suggest that people are ready to endure hardships or engage in self-destructive behavior to achieve fame and wealth.

    References to Aggression: The repeated refrain "I fight better with the lights out" and references to aggression and violence could be commentary on the confrontational and aggressive nature of online interactions, where individuals often resort to hostility and extreme behavior.

    Desensitization: The lyrics may be addressing the desensitization of society to disturbing and violent content, as hinted by lines like "Calm down, it's just a little wrist slit." This might be a commentary on how some individuals exploit shock value for attention or manipulate emotions online.

    Escapism: Lines such as "We’re gonna live forever" and "Finding heaven right at my fingertips" could suggest a desire for escapism from the challenges of real life, seeking solace and fulfillment in the digital world.

    Resistance and Rebellion: The song might also be encouraging resistance against conformity and urging listeners to challenge societal norms. Phrases like "Come out with your fists up looking for an enemy" could be interpreted as a call to question the established order.

    In summary, "Worship The Internet" seems to convey a sense of disillusionment, discontent, and cynicism about the present state of the digital era and the pursuit of recognition and success, although its meaning remains open to interpretation.

26. please go back to Endnote, that was something unique for your voice start of song Mercy says it all haha

27. Did they get all new members again?

28. I wanted to thank you for this particularly exciting video!✌️

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