Banks Arcade – Change [Official Music Video]

35 thoughts on “Banks Arcade – Change [Official Music Video]”

1. Fiiiii-ya!!!!

2. Loving the new direction!

3. I just can't stop listening to this song, on a replay loop

4. Saw them live last night, very tight!

   Muse in the front and Messugah in the back.

   Or as my girl said “like 21 Pilots if 21 pilots could actually deliver on what they were trying to do.”

5. Opening for Highly Suspect has got you a new fan. hope you enjoyed your first Chch concert, and go hard again tonight!

6. Amazing❤

7. Seen these guys live opening for highly suspect. Honestly theyre so good we thougut we were at the wrong concert for a minute 😂 By FAR one of the best performances ive ever seen live. Better than the RHCP show i went to tbh, which is huge. Keep it up guys!!!

8. Great song!

9. The guys have definitely have become one of my favorites, just good music. 👌👌

10. Love you guys. Thanks for everything you have put out over the years.

11. ngl sounds reminiscent of "dive into my sun" by citizen

12. This sounds like it belongs in Alan Wake or something. Very well done.

13. It has that Thornhill's Heroine vibes tho ❤

14. Vibe

15. Its awesome, guys, great job!

16. Whoa, you swung hard & hit me right in my nostalgia!!

17. Wow…. So nice and fresh. 🎉👍

18. ❤❤

19. when will this be on spotify?? love it

20. This made me listen to your album a year ago and uh yeah I'm in love. Please keep on keepin' on I love the sound.

21. 🔥 😎 🔥

22. Joshua is so dynamic! Great song!

23. Holy shit!

24. Oh I love this band so much!

25. BANGER

26. I hear some Thornhill influence in these vocals which is great 🔥

27. Fantastic. You smashed it outta the park with this boys.

28. ❤❤❤

29. I just got hard

30. Banks arcade will never disappoint

31. Thanks ChatGPT:

    The lyrics you've shared from this Banks Arcade song explore themes of internal conflict, the dangerous allure of fame, and the complexities of relationships in the face of personal turmoil.

    Here's a breakdown of some of the key themes and lines:

    Self-Identification and Conflict:

    "I’m just a mad man / With the right set of keys / To open up all the wrong doors":
    This suggests a self-aware acknowledgment of self-destructive tendencies, like having the means or abilities to make choices but repeatedly making the ones that lead to negative outcomes.

    Aspiration and Excess:

    "I want love / I want power / The man of the hour / For 25 hours a day":
    There's a desire for more than what's possible — more time, more love, more power, indicating a sense of never being satisfied and always seeking excess.

    Reluctance and Fame:

    "You think you want me but I've changed / I’m too sick from chasing fame":
    Fame has transformed the speaker, and not for the better; they recognise the toxicity in their pursuit of fame and the negative impact it has had on them.

    Dichotomy of Need and Rejection:

    "But I’d like you to stay tonight / Help me to save tonight / Please just walk away":
    There's a push-pull dynamic here, where the speaker simultaneously desires company and salvation but also recognises the need for solitude and the healthiness of distance.

    Momentary Escape:

    "Never learned my lesson / If you want it go and get it / You might find yourself in heaven / Even if it’s for a second":
    Despite understanding the consequences of their actions, the speaker suggests that the fleeting moments of joy or escape are worth the continuous cycle of seeking gratification.

    Inner Turmoil and Pain:

    "I want the pleasure and I want the pain / Taste of my tongue and then spit in my face":
    This highlights the masochistic element of wanting to experience the full spectrum of emotion, even when it's harmful.

    Destructive Relationships and Self-Awareness:

    "Give me your love and then take it away / I want the high and the low":
    The speaker acknowledges their toxic tendencies in relationships, craving intensity and emotional extremes.

    The Downfall and Violence of Fame:

    "And the money and murder / The blood on clothes":
    There's an acknowledgment of the violence (literal or metaphorical) that can accompany fame and success — the lengths people will go to achieve or maintain it, and the bloodshed (again, possibly metaphorical) that might result.

    Overall, the song paints a picture of someone caught in the throes of fame, struggling with its impact on their personal relationships and self-identity. The lyrics express a cycle of addiction to the highs of love and recognition, the lows of self-loathing and the realisation that they are in a toxic pattern that both repels and attracts them. It's a complex interplay between wanting to be saved from this cycle and the seductive pull of its excitement and danger.

32. Honestly next level

33. Love love love

34. That chorus is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

35. Definitely a new favorite from you guys, love the style you've taken to over the past few releases!

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