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  quackitiessillygoose

  NOBODY ASekd

  LikeReply3 years ago
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  quackityswife

  i was talking about his song, where are the askers by the way. Give it a listen!

  LikeReply 13 years ago
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  quackityswife

  When I listened to this beautiful masterpiece I noticed that everything I have ever said didnt matter. No one had ever asked me to answer so I have been listening to this man and the only person who has truly asked me to talk were my teachers. I am pondering right now and wondering why I never noticed this until this song came out. I am surprised this isnt number 1 on billboards charts because this song really put me in my feels and I am glad it was able to do that. I have been a fan of this artist since I was in the womb. I recomend you to listen to this song and to play it on repeat for and hour so you can really capture the essence of this song, and you will not regret it. more »

  LikeReply 23 years ago
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  bellantia

  After listening to QUACKITY (ALEX IS TALL's music, I began to ponder on life and what it brings us. The question he poses "Where are the askers?" in his popular song "Where are the askers?" forces the listener to think: what is an asker? I personally feel as though an asker is a good member of society, one that asks the questions those that conform are too afraid to ask, such as: 'is the way we treat each other truly ok?' or 'are the rich people truly the problem? or is it the consumers that insist on still buying from them regardless of how the rich pay their workers'. The speaker, in asking 'Where are the askers, my friend?', is aligning themselves with society instead of the askers, claiming that someone, most likely an activist or anarchist, is speaking on topics that nobody asked about. The speaker is seeking for those that are speaking out to find the company of 'someone that cares and someone who asked', thus allowing the speaker to once again live in blissful ignorance of society around them. As well, in saying 'we have no askers. nobody that asked you in the world', the speaker may be trying to make those that are speaking out understand that the people they are trying to talk to do not care a single bit, and instead, they must find someone that truly cares about what they are saying. Overall, this song is incredibly well written and has so many deeper meanings that can be taken from it. I would highly recommend giving this song a listen if you have not already. more »

  LikeReply 33 years ago