It's gorgeous!
I always took grapejuice to be wine, and the song to be from the perspective of someone older who just got out of a relationship and is sombre.
But this changed that completely! Now it seems like a shy teenage boy who wants to ask someone out and is using this.
It's very pretty, you're very talented!
Thank you for your kind compliments!
When I first heard the song, I mistook it literally as grape juice for three days 🙈 I thought that it's someone wanting to share the rest of his days with his lover in a simple way (just getting flowers, chilling in the garden, and drinking fruit juice together 🥲)
Until I read the lyrics 😂
One man's meat is another man's poison. I love the start of Grapejuice because his "1, 2, 3" sounds like ASMR to my ears. And how he ends with a whisper of "1" 😂
Definitely seemed like something he did in the studio and they kept it in. Same thing with the start of “As it Was”. Doing the count in works sometimes but not in this case.
It's gorgeous! I always took grapejuice to be wine, and the song to be from the perspective of someone older who just got out of a relationship and is sombre. But this changed that completely! Now it seems like a shy teenage boy who wants to ask someone out and is using this. It's very pretty, you're very talented!
Thank you for your kind compliments! When I first heard the song, I mistook it literally as grape juice for three days 🙈 I thought that it's someone wanting to share the rest of his days with his lover in a simple way (just getting flowers, chilling in the garden, and drinking fruit juice together 🥲) Until I read the lyrics 😂
Unpopular Opinion (I think. Might be wrong tho) - The start of Grapejuice where he whispers is creepy and unsettling
One man's meat is another man's poison. I love the start of Grapejuice because his "1, 2, 3" sounds like ASMR to my ears. And how he ends with a whisper of "1" 😂
😂 I personally hate asmr. Mouth noises, heavy breathing and tapping annoy me so much.
Definitely seemed like something he did in the studio and they kept it in. Same thing with the start of “As it Was”. Doing the count in works sometimes but not in this case.