I'm 14 and this is deep

that is not the message of the book lol, just cause you quick googled the meaning of the book does not mean you got an accurate one lol, the theme of Don Quixote is Idealism vs Realism

@@acosmicyoutubechannel4160 Oh, sorry. Thank you for the info.

@@acosmicyoutubechannel4160 no el tema del Quijote es parodiar la novelas caballerescas.

@@acosmicyoutubechannel4160 point

Sameee I'm in love all over again with seventeen because of wonwoo n mingyu 's part

yes! but i thought that after wonwoo/s part is scoups and than mingyu, no?

sameee

Truly, it's also because of the production, the instrumental is lit

This, shadow, and fearless are in my top 5

You are not alone me tooo,it drives me crazy

Me too! He always got the best parts

The killer part of this song😍 Still Mingyu represents the killer parts of their songs

Yes me too

Samee

And Dino’s High Five Mixtape is out now lol

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a complete Hershey's Kiss

Thats what I'm saying please!

Same thoughts huhu

Yesss

It’s actually one of the candidates to be FTSun’s title track 😭🫶

FRR

I'm keen on those transitions

@@alefiyajamali6604 😂😂😂

Same! haha

same heree

Yesss same!!

iiiiiiikkkkkkkk

For me that verse is the the best part in the song

Yes

I actually repeated that part multiple times

I thought I'm the only one who's addicted to that part also 😭😭

That's not the message of the book

@@sofiapardo9194 hola. El Quijote es una novela burlesca. Un clásico español. Y tuvo varias interpretaciones a lo largo de los años. Cervantes quiso hacer esta obra magistral para parodiar las novelas de caballería de la época. Y como personaje principal está Don Quijote, idealista, caballero que quiere cambiar el mundo. A su lado Sancho que podría representar la realidad. Entonces desde mi punto de vista, el Quijote iba en contra de lo que estaba bien en esa época. Y allí andaba con su caballo, luchando contra molinos de viento. Porque no eran batallas. Ahí está lo burlesco. Un idealista. O así lo quiso retratar Cervantes. Las interpretaciones pueden ser varias. Es la obra maestra de la literatura española. Leí El Quijote. Y encontré esa relación con la canción Don Quixote. Repito. Es mi opinión. Gracias por leer mi comentario. 👍🇦🇷

@@mariaromano7481 buenísimo tu comentario

@@vinixtar300 gracias. Leí todo EL QUIJOTE. Y la letra de Seventeen alude a varias de sus historias. Tienen letras profundas. Los amo!

@@user-ip2wg7yb5g lo escribió Don Miguel de Cervantes.

You know it’s from Spain, don’t you? 🤔

I've been surprised with music title, I had to check the lyric 😍

@@patata_17 do you know we speak Spanish as well and have to study Spain's history since we shared SAME history cause we been COLONIZED..? Literally is a classic and a must in Latin America's literature.

Don Quixote is very well known in Asia! Actually, probably in the entire world...

1:25

0:44

I love.. joshua part is good😊​@@dianne2133

Totally agreeee

This needs to be hearted by the creator

Oh and another detail is that the first line of the novel famously references Castilla de La Mancha (a region in Spain)

You are right except it isn't on Madrid, it's in Castilla La Mancha, another part of Spain, and the one who points it, it's Sancho Panza, Don Quijote squire's, greetings from Spain ^^

definitely my favorite quote is “dreams the impossible dream”

As a big Literature fan and as someone who had to study this book at my Hispanic school, I can confirm this is a beautiful (yet difficult) book to read while you grow up, or any time of your life ofc. It does make you think a lot, and I'm glad some of the Seventeen boys had read this book before and even MADE a song about it. It's just GENIUS!!

Do you think Jeonghan and Joshua's part got mixed or swapped?

I know right, his voice is just SO GOOD i love it so much 😭❤️

the melody and the beatdrop also built with emotion

ikr, i can feel it. he is such a genius idol

no ones really appreciating seungkwans part

ikr!! but do you know which parts did wonwoo write? is it all the rap or they just worked on the whole song together?

@@amjune716 they’re listed as the composers so i’m pretty sure it’s the both of them and they took turns writing it. the rap part screams like it’s written by someone who’s well-versed in literature because of the verse, plus the hhu do create their own lyrics for their rap parts in songs so i’m pretty sure wonwoo did that part.

Fr😭 I wish he got more lines in general his voice is amazing.

His line was my favorite

The vibrato was just so good😭

You can praise SVT without dragging other groups! It's possible. I love them too & this song is very beautiful and has a great message but no need bringing other groups down. Let them be😌

You don't have to drag other groups down you can praise them all you want without doing it.

OH GOSH, me too

Their vibes kinda matches with the order they appear in the song as well. Woozi appears first (0:05) and it feels like he is feeling rebellious and the seeds of rebellion are sown. Hoshi comes (0:56) and sounds like he is ready to fight and is so determined. Seungkwan's part (1:45) feels when he is actually taking on the society and fighting for what he feels is right, feeling tired but still powering his way through despite it all (which is also my fave part in the entire song, absolutely love the way he sings it). And then comes DK's considerably brighter voice (2:23) which sounds like he has defeated them and is revelling in his victory.

@@greeng6914 yeah it’s joshua & jeonghan, it’s red and purple

@@greeng6914 oh, sorry. it sounded like joshua & jeonghan to me, i’m still a new carat.

It's SEVENTEEN. They can do anything and everything 😎

XDD así es ÙWÚ

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