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"Don't Lose Ur Head" from SIX: The Musical [UNEDITED]

🕑 Added 2024-08-01 23:24:27 +0000 UTC

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bunny

Anne's pop influences were Avril Lavigne and Lily Allen

Ashley N Miyares

Mentioning it here because, like you, I wasn't really blown away by this song at first and, while its still not my favorite, Howard's video had some insight that really put some of the choices here into an interesting perspective for me.

Ashley N Miyares

There's a youtuber, Howard Ho, who does really in-depth breakdowns of the musicality of the songs of Six (well, most of them so far, he's working his way through) form a composition/chord progression perspective, and I think you'd find it really interesting. BIG WARNGING though: don't watch until you're all the way through the show, since he will occasionally reference other songs/moments in the musical to build his point in any particular video. he also has a whole series doing the same thing for Hamilton, once you're through that show, that may be interesting as well. not for a reaction, necessarily, but just for some really cool insight.

MJ

i love it so much and also I love how you think so much with music

Geveryging

The last picture after the song was her head in a basket

TheBookWyrm

the DEAD SILENCE after Anne says *that line* 😂 this is definitely one of the most fun songs from SIX, imo! very enjoyable to sing along to and super catchy 😁

ShadowFox1412

Also fun fact. The “ladies in waiting” aka the instrumentalists are named after some of the queens actual ladies in waiting (from what I’ve seen on some live versions it doesn’t matter if said instrumentalist is a guy they just get introduced by these names every time.) Maggie — Guitar Bessie — Bass Joan — Keyboard Maria — Drums

ShadowFox1412

The chord progression probably sounds familiar because each queen’s style is based on a popular singer in modern day. I forget who Anne’s is but you might be thinking of the music from who she’s referencing.

ShadowFox1412

Yeee my friend learned French as was super confused on why it was “ready to eat” and then we realized the innuendo XD

ɎɄ

Just call me next time you a need translation lmao So yeah "prêt-à-manger" here stands for "ready to be eaten" but it also means "ready to eat" if you write it "prête à manger" so it is could be a sort of double lyricism in a sense. As for the covered basket at the end of the animatic, this is where the head would fall when the person was beheaded. Also I know I was supposed to go to sleep, don't come at me please TT