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| Album        = [[Clancy (album)|Clancy]]
| Album        = [[Clancy (album)|Clancy]]
| Cover      =Clancy.jpg  
| Cover      =Clancy.jpg  
| Recorded      =  
| Recorded      = 2022 - 2023
| Released      = March 27, 2024
| Released      = March 27, 2024
| Format      = Digital
| Format      = Digital
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| Single      = [[Overcompensate (single)|March 27, 2024]]
| Single      = [[Next Semester (single)|March 27, 2024]]
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| Key      = D major
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| Live debut      =  
| Live debut      = [[05.02.2024|2 May 2024]]
| Last played      =  
| Last played      = [[05.14.2024|14 May 2024]]
| Live count      = 0
| Live count      = 4
| Writer        = [[Tyler Joseph]]
| Writer        = [[Tyler Joseph]]
| Producer      = [[Tyler Joseph]]
| Producer      = [[Tyler Joseph]]
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# [[Backslide]]
# [[Backslide]]
# [[Midwest Indigo]]
# [[Midwest Indigo]]
# [[Routines in the Night]]
# [[Routines In The Night]]
# [[Vignette]]
# [[Vignette]]
# [[The Craving (Jenna's Version)]]
# [[The Craving (Jenna's Version)]]
# [[Lavish]]
# [[Lavish]]
# [[Navigatting]]
# [[Navigating]]
# [[Snap back]]
# [[Snap Back]]
# [[Oldies Station]]
# [[Oldies Station]]
# [[At the Risk of Feeling Dumb]]
# [[At The Risk Of Feeling Dumb]]
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''Next Semester'' is the second song on the album [[Clancy (album)|Clancy]] by [[Twenty One Pilots]].
''Next Semester'' is the second song on the album [[Clancy (album)|''Clancy'']] by [[Twenty One Pilots|''Twenty One Pilots'']].


== Versions ==
== Versions ==
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|Next Semester
|Next Semester
|[[Clancy]]
|[[Clancy (album)|Clancy]]
|3:54
|3:54
|2022-2023
|2022-2023
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=== Live ===
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!Title
!Releas
!Length
!Recorded
!Released
!Notes
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|Next Semester (Live From An Evening With Twenty One Pilots)
|[[Clancy (album)|Clancy]] (Digital remains)
|4:07
|2024
|29 May 2024
|
|}


== Background ==
== Background ==
''Next Semester'' was announced on March 21st, set to release the following week. A video filmed by an unknown volunteer from the music video shoot was released shortly before the announcement, though ''Twenty One Pilots'' included the short video in the announcement <ref>https://www.instagram.com/twentyonepilots/p/C4x2oUDLfeb/?img_index=1</ref>. The day before release, the entirety of ''Next Semester'' was leaked in multiple online platforms.
''Next Semester'' was announced on March 21st, set to release the following week. A video filmed by an unknown volunteer from the music video shoot was released shortly before the announcement, though ''Twenty One Pilots'' included the short video in the announcement <ref>https://www.instagram.com/twentyonepilots/p/C4x2oUDLfeb/?img_index=1</ref>. The day before release, the entirety of ''Next Semester'' was leaked, spreading across numerous online platforms.


“Next Semester” was officially released on March 21st with its corresponding music video. As well as a music release, ''Twenty One Pilots'' also released the dates and locations for the newly announced ''Clancy Tour''.
“Next Semester” was officially released on March 27th with its corresponding music video. As well as a music release, ''Twenty One Pilots'' also released the dates and locations for the newly announced ''Clancy Tour''.


== Lyrics ==
== Lyrics ==
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==== Lyrics meaning ====
 
Tyler Joseph explains the meaning of the song  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDy6FgsdEKg on interview for BBC Radio 1].
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! style="background-color:#F77B67;" | Rough draft version
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! style="background-color:#F77B67;" |Interview
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<div style="width: 100%; height:20em; overflow:auto;">
|<span style="background:#FFBE3D;">Host:</span> "talk to me about I guess this this new, energy that you that you have for like... making records because you took a bit of time which I think is always good. There's no point like you know [to] bang out record after record after record. Does it feel different this time around?"
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Tyler Joseph: "There is some difference, obviously you know getting older I've got a family now. Trying to balance out when it was just me, and you know, no responsibilities and all I wanted to do was make music. You know my dad said like, "One day you'll grow up" and I think he was talking about my sleep schedule and my just, you know, like staying up all night and I think it's finally come around to me now. I do go to bed and I do get up in the morning now and uh, and still fit in creativity inside of that window. And in fact in some ways it's more, it's more effective, it's more efficient."
|+
|style="background-color:#FFE4AA;" |Stand up straight now
 
You can't breakdown
 
Graduate now
 
I don't want to be here x2
 
 
 
It's a taste test
 
Of what I hate less
 
Here comes the pressure in my chest
 
I don't wanna be here x2
 
What's about to happen x2
 




I remember, I remember certain things


<span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "Why overcompensate, um sort of I guess start this new journey with the fans?"
What I was wearing, the yellow dashes in the street


I prayed those lights would take me home


<span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "There's a lyric in the chorus that talks about a dangerous bend symbol and it's a certain sign, it's like a zigzag sign that basically says, "Hey up ahead you know slow down there's a there's a sharp turn" and um, I just remember remember thinking it's kind of cheesy I guess but a bit of an analogy in in certain seasons of my life where I would just completely ignore those sorts of signs um and just you know go full speed ahead and kind of
Then I heard, "Hey kid, get out of the road"


learn the hard way in some ways. So a bit of that overcompensating is, you know, overcorrecting your steering when trying to get back on, you know, on course and um you know it's interesting I think in the UK you're dangerous Bend symbols slightly different than over here in the States but just so you guys know I was thinking of the one in the UK when I wrote it. Um, and so not not here and it wasn't until afterwards I was driving in my hometown, I realized oh that's way different. That one's that one's big and yellow and the other one's kind of like... a triangle, um, it's way cooler looking. So I think you guys have cooler signs over there."




<span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "I'm going to confess something to you my love, I don't know how to drive so anything you said, even my producing team was just like [inaudible], look where I grew up, I've only ever ridden a bike or walked. Like sue me, I'm looking after the planet, how about that!"
Can't feel my legs


I might suffocate


<span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "Other than a few analogies that you can draw in your in your life that's about it."
Can you die of anxiousness




<span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "You know, um I remember during our conversation we were hanging out in Ohio and you were talking about um songs and like a theory that you know isn't it fascinating, that there's there's a certain amount of notes, and like you know it's quite interesting how just picking a finite amount can like make a song. And then there's that theory of like maybe you know you only get access to a limited amount of notes in your lifetime. [I] don't know if you remember that, that conversation. Like have you had that approach with like with this upcoming album as well? Like are you finding like a new well of notes or..."


I remember, I remember certain things


<span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "I describe it as um, plucking out of two different pools of infinity. The first pool is the nothing to something where there was at one point no song and now there's a song. You know the creativity is sparked, you create something out of thin air and then there's this other pool of infinity. It's the, it's how to dress it up how, to record it what's the structure. What is, you know, what instruments should be used and in communicating the song and that's the part that takes a long time, you know? I've been worked on this record for a year and there are times where I asked myself, "is it supposed to be this hard, is it supposed to take this long?" and I have to remind myself the part that actually takes really long is the how to dress it up part."
What I was wearing, the yellow dashes in the street


I prayed those lights would take me home


<span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "Right on, and now look I know it did take a year but a year well worth it because the new album's coming in May, it's called Clancy. I don't want to ask, like, what can fans expect because obviously they're going to expect a Twenty One Pilots record but that can sound like anything."
Then I heard, "Hey kid, get out of the road"




<span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "Clancy is um, it's kind of our protagonist, um, in the story that we've been telling and we've kind of been stretching this story out over the course of the last several records actually. Um, Clancy is the type of character who for a long time didn't know if he was a leader or not didn't really want to take responsibility for it and I think specifically this song, Overcompensate being the first song on the record, it's going to be the first song we play live when we start, you know, uh, touring. There's a bit of a confidence in it and a bit of a swagger in it that that the character really needed to embody in order to take on the new role. That, uh, the story that we've been telling and Clancy's going to kind of like, rise up as that as that person."


('Ooh's) can't change what you've done


<span style="background:#FFBE3D;">Host:</span> "Thank you so much Tyler for your time, and yeah let's run it again this is tonight's hottest record coming from the album, "Clancy" brand new Twenty One Pilots. this is Overcompensate, this is Radio 1's hottest record."
Start fresh next semester
 
 
 
I remember, I remember certain things
 
What I was wearing, the yellow dashes in the street
 
I prayed those lights would take me home
 
Then I heard, "Hey kid, get out of the road"
 
 
 
('Ooh's) can't change what you've done
 
Start fresh next semester
 
 
 
It's a taste test
 
Of what I hate less
 
I don't want to be here
 
Start fresh with a new year
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==== Lyrics meaning ====
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!Lyrics
|-
|“Next Semester” is the second promotional single from twenty one pilots‘ sixth full-length studio album ''Clancy'', following “Overcompensate,” and released alongside the official announcement for The Clancy World Tour—spanning nine months and 14 countries.
 
As an interpretive song, it is difficult to pinpoint what singer-songwriter Tyler Joseph is getting at exactly, but it is evident that “Next Semester” talks about one’s struggles at a young age to find their place and identity. They are stuck between their mistakes from the past—one of which is presumed to be a failed suicide attempt—and the pressure to not fail in the future. The song and music video seem to act as a sort of “opposite side of the same coin” to their earlier song “Heavydirtysoul” and its music video, particularly the car scenes. Another popular interpretation is that the subject had a panic attack in the middle of the road, only somewhat aware of what was going on, evidenced by the loose details in their recount of the experience.
 
The band announced and teased “Next Semester” in the days leading up to its release. However, despite the song leaking two days before, it stayed true to its original mid-day release of March 27, 2024.<ref>https://genius.com/Twenty-one-pilots-next-semester-lyrics</ref>
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |all meanings of the lyrics are taken from the [https://genius.com/artists/Twenty-one-pilots Genius] website
|}
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== Music Video ==
== Music Video ==
<youtube>53tgVlXBZVg</youtube>
<youtube>a5i-KdUQ47o</youtube>


== Sources ==
== Sources ==
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{{TwentyOnePilots}}
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Latest revision as of 19:29, 30 June 2024

Next Semester
Song by Twenty One Pilots from the album Clancy
Recorded2022 - 2023
ReleasedMarch 27, 2024
FormatDigital
Length3:54
Tempo175
KeyD major
SingleMarch 27, 2024
Live debut2 May 2024
Last played14 May 2024
Live count4
WriterTyler Joseph
ProducerTyler Joseph
LabelFueled by Ramen
Stream / Buy
Clancy track listing
  1. Overcompensate
  2. Next Semester
  3. Backslide
  4. Midwest Indigo
  5. Routines In The Night
  6. Vignette
  7. The Craving (Jenna's Version)
  8. Lavish
  9. Navigating
  10. Snap Back
  11. Oldies Station
  12. At The Risk Of Feeling Dumb
  13. Paladin Strait

Next Semester is the second song on the album Clancy by Twenty One Pilots.

Versions

Studio

Title Releas Length Recorded Released Notes
Next Semester Clancy 3:54 2022-2023 27 March 2024

Live

Title Releas Length Recorded Released Notes
Next Semester (Live From An Evening With Twenty One Pilots) Clancy (Digital remains) 4:07 2024 29 May 2024

Background

Next Semester was announced on March 21st, set to release the following week. A video filmed by an unknown volunteer from the music video shoot was released shortly before the announcement, though Twenty One Pilots included the short video in the announcement [1]. The day before release, the entirety of Next Semester was leaked, spreading across numerous online platforms.

“Next Semester” was officially released on March 27th with its corresponding music video. As well as a music release, Twenty One Pilots also released the dates and locations for the newly announced Clancy Tour.

Lyrics

Album version
[Intro]

No-no-no, no-no-no

No-no-no-no-no, no-no-no-no-no

No-no-no-no-no, no-no-no-no

[Verse 1]

Stand up straight now (Ooh)

Can't break down (Ooh)

Graduate now (Ooh)

I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here

It's a taste test (Ooh)

Of what I hate less (Ooh)

Can you die of anxiousness? (Ooh)

I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here

What's about to happen?

What's about to happen?

[Chorus]

I remember

I remember certain things

What I was wearing

The yellow dashes in the street

I prayed those lights would take me home

Then I heard, "Hey, kid, get out of the road!"

[Post-Chorus]

(Ooh, ooh, ooh)

I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here

[Verse 2]

Can't feel my legs (Ooh)

I might suffocate (Ooh)

There's a pressure in my chest (Ooh)

I don't wanna be here, I don't wanna be here

What's about to happen?

What's about to happen?

[Chorus]

I remember

I remember certain things

What I was wearin'

The yellow dashes in the street

I prayed those lights would take me home

Then I heard, "Hey, kid, get out of the road!"

[Refrain]

(Ohh, woah, oh, oh-woah)

(Ohh, woah, oh, oh-woah, ohh)

Can't change what you've done

Start fresh next semester

[Chorus]

I remember

I remember certain things

What I was wearin'

The yellow dashes in the street

I prayed those lights would take me home

Then I heard, "Hey, kid, get out of the road!"

[Refrain]

(Ohh, woah, oh, oh-woah)

And then he slowed down

(Ohh, woah, oh, oh-woah, ohh)

And rolled down his window

And he said

"Can't change what you've done

Start fresh next semester"

[Outro]

It's a taste test

Of what I hate less

I don't wanna be here

Start fresh with the new year

(Ohh, ahh, oh, oh-woah)

(Ohh, ahh, oh, oh-woah)

Can't change what you've done

Start fresh next semester


Rough draft version
Stand up straight now

You can't breakdown

Graduate now

I don't want to be here x2


It's a taste test

Of what I hate less

Here comes the pressure in my chest

I don't wanna be here x2

What's about to happen x2


I remember, I remember certain things

What I was wearing, the yellow dashes in the street

I prayed those lights would take me home

Then I heard, "Hey kid, get out of the road"


Can't feel my legs

I might suffocate

Can you die of anxiousness


I remember, I remember certain things

What I was wearing, the yellow dashes in the street

I prayed those lights would take me home

Then I heard, "Hey kid, get out of the road"


('Ooh's) can't change what you've done

Start fresh next semester


I remember, I remember certain things

What I was wearing, the yellow dashes in the street

I prayed those lights would take me home

Then I heard, "Hey kid, get out of the road"


('Ooh's) can't change what you've done

Start fresh next semester


It's a taste test

Of what I hate less

I don't want to be here

Start fresh with a new year

Lyrics meaning

Lyrics
“Next Semester” is the second promotional single from twenty one pilots‘ sixth full-length studio album Clancy, following “Overcompensate,” and released alongside the official announcement for The Clancy World Tour—spanning nine months and 14 countries.

As an interpretive song, it is difficult to pinpoint what singer-songwriter Tyler Joseph is getting at exactly, but it is evident that “Next Semester” talks about one’s struggles at a young age to find their place and identity. They are stuck between their mistakes from the past—one of which is presumed to be a failed suicide attempt—and the pressure to not fail in the future. The song and music video seem to act as a sort of “opposite side of the same coin” to their earlier song “Heavydirtysoul” and its music video, particularly the car scenes. Another popular interpretation is that the subject had a panic attack in the middle of the road, only somewhat aware of what was going on, evidenced by the loose details in their recount of the experience.

The band announced and teased “Next Semester” in the days leading up to its release. However, despite the song leaking two days before, it stayed true to its original mid-day release of March 27, 2024.[2]

all meanings of the lyrics are taken from the Genius website

Music Video

Sources

Twenty One Pilots
Members Tyler JosephJosh Dun
Former Members Chris SalihNick Thomas
Albums Twenty One PilotsRegional at BestVesselBlurryfaceTrenchScaled and IcyClancy
EPs Johnny Boy (EP)Live At UG Studios • Three SongsSpotify SessionsHolding on to You (EP)Quiet Is Viølent

The LC LPDouble-SidedTOPxMMTrench 10" TripletLocation Sessions

Live releases Blurryface LiveScaled and Icy (Livestream Version)
Singles Holding on to YouGuns For HandsLovelyHouse Of GoldFake You OutCar Radio

Fairly LocalTear In My HeartStressed OutLane BoyRideHeathensHeavydirtysoul CancerJumpsuitNico And The NinersLevitateMy BloodChlorineThe Hype Level Of ConcernChristmas Saves The YearShy AwayChokerSaturdayThe OutsideOvercompensateNext SemesterBackslideThe Craving (single version)

Tours Local ShowsTwenty One Pilots TourRegional at Best TourMostly November TourBlurryface World Tour

Emotional Roadshow World TourTour De ColumbusThe Bandito TourTakeover TourThe Icy TourClancy World Tour

List of Twenty One Pilots songsList Twenty One Pilots music videos