He never heard the song

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The video taps into a shared appreciation for the anime JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and its iconic openings. By revealing the dramatic and unconventional backstory behind the creation of a specific song, it provides a compelling narrative that resonates with fans and explains the emotional impact of the music.

Summary

The video explains why the openings of the anime JoJo's Bizarre Adventure are considered great. It details the backstory of the song "Fighting Gold" and how the producers intentionally made the recording process difficult for the singer to capture a raw, desperate sound that matched the anime's themes.

Structure

1Question about JoJo openings
2Explanation of "Fighting Gold" backstory
3Singer's difficult recording process
4Producer's intention for raw sound
5Resulting desperation in the song
6Connection to the anime's themes

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He never heard the song

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#jojo #anime #jjba #goldenwind #fightinggold

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BRO, SOMEONE ASKED ME WHY DOES JOJO'S HAVE THE GREATEST OPENINGS IN ALL OF ANIME? SIMPLE. THE BACKSTORY AND FIGHTING GOLDS IS CRAZY BUTCHERED. His gang fights raw and unpolished. No plan, zero coordination, just raw fight. And somehow it always works. So the producers recorded the song the exact same way. Double tap that screen and click the plus because they literally tortured their singer first, they refused to let Kota hear the demo. The producer literally said if he hears the song, raw enough. But when he finally got to record the song, to literally not sing it. Well, what? We need that desperation in the voice. Hoda literally sang the song so many times in two hours, his voice completely went out. The engineer literally had to step in and say, stop. Your voice matters more than this one song. So when you watch the finished product, you get to the desperation in the group, but also in its own sing. They had the boy Kota literally prime to fight Diablo.