Backslide - Revision history

Buburka Rinderbuy at 00:32, 1 July 2024

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Buburka Rinderbuy at 00:31, 1 July 2024

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Mia at 19:45, 6 June 2024

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	The song sees Tyler Joseph reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [[Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [[Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [[Blurryface\|''Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, [[Stressed Out\|''Stressed Out'']].		The song sees Tyler Joseph reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [[Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [[Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [[Blurryface\|''Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, [[Stressed Out\|''Stressed Out'']].

	''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by ''Tyler Joseph'' on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>		''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by Tyler Joseph on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>
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Mia at 19:44, 6 June 2024

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	\|''Backslide'' is the third promotional single from Twenty One Pilots‘ sixth studio album, [[Clancy (album)\|''Clancy'']]. It follows previous singles [[Next Semester\|''Next Semester'']] and [[Overcompensate\|''Overcompensate'']].		\|''Backslide'' is the third promotional single from Twenty One Pilots‘ sixth studio album, [[Clancy (album)\|''Clancy'']]. It follows previous singles [[Next Semester\|''Next Semester'']] and [[Overcompensate\|''Overcompensate'']].

	The song sees Tyler Joseph reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [[Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [[Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [[Blurryface\|''Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, “[[''Stressed Out'']].		The song sees Tyler Joseph reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [[Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [[Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [[Blurryface\|''Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, [[Stressed Out\|''Stressed Out'']].

	''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by ''Tyler Joseph'' on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>		''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by ''Tyler Joseph'' on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>

Mia at 19:43, 6 June 2024

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	\|''Backslide'' is the third promotional single from Twenty One Pilots‘ sixth studio album, [[Clancy (album)\|''Clancy'']]. It follows previous singles [[Next Semester\|''Next Semester'']] and [[Overcompensate\|''Overcompensate'']].		\|''Backslide'' is the third promotional single from Twenty One Pilots‘ sixth studio album, [[Clancy (album)\|''Clancy'']]. It follows previous singles [[Next Semester\|''Next Semester'']] and [[Overcompensate\|''Overcompensate'']].

	The song sees Tyler Joseph reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [[Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [[Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [[Blurryface\|'Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, “[[''Stressed Out'']].		The song sees Tyler Joseph reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [[Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [[Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [[Blurryface\|''Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, “[[''Stressed Out'']].

	''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by ''Tyler Joseph'' on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>		''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by ''Tyler Joseph'' on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>

Mia at 19:42, 6 June 2024

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	\|''Backslide'' is the third promotional single from Twenty One Pilots‘ sixth studio album, [[Clancy (album)\|''Clancy'']]. It follows previous singles [[Next Semester\|''Next Semester'']] and [[Overcompensate\|''Overcompensate'']].		\|''Backslide'' is the third promotional single from Twenty One Pilots‘ sixth studio album, [[Clancy (album)\|''Clancy'']]. It follows previous singles [[Next Semester\|''Next Semester'']] and [[Overcompensate\|''Overcompensate'']].

	The song sees ''Tyler Joseph'' reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [Blurryface\|'Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, “[~~Stressed Out\|~~''Stressed Out'']].		The song sees Tyler Joseph reflecting on his career and time in the spotlight, while also speaking on regrets and new concerns at this time in the band’s career. He also makes references to previous eras of the band, directly naming [[Saturday\|''Saturday'']] from the duo’s fifth studio album, [[Scaled and Icy\|''Scaled and Icy'']]. Sonically, the song borrows ideas from their third studio album, [[Blurryface\|'Blurryface'']] with a hip-hop influenced beat similar to the one found on the duo’s smash-hit single, “[[''Stressed Out'']].

	''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by ''Tyler Joseph'' on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>		''Backslide'' was announced as the next single from ''Clancy'' by ''Tyler Joseph'' on his ''X'' (formerly ''Twitter'') account on April 22nd, 2024. Its music video, which is the first to be directed by the band’s drummer, Josh Dun, was teased on social media leading up to its release. The single was officially released at 9am CDT on April 25th, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-backslide-lyrics</ref>

Mia at 01:44, 3 June 2024

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	Pick to whom you serve, you bow to the masters		Pick to whom you serve, you bow to the masters

	Get kicked ~~the~~ the curb for you're passing the classes		Get kicked to the curb for you're passing the classes

	Half empty half full save half for your taxes		Half empty half full save half for your taxes

Mia at 19:51, 1 June 2024

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	Bad place on a hundred dollar bass kind of wishing I never did Saturday		Bad place on a hundred dollar bass, kind of wishing I never did Saturday

	Never Take It bad place		Never Take It bad place

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Mia at 04:24, 30 May 2024

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	== Music Video ==		== Music Video ==
	<youtube>v=YAmLMohrus4</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAmLMohrus4</youtube>

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==