IMO, they don't even know for sure -- I believe the point lies more in what we imagine he said, forcing us to imagine what could be so devastating or provocative to all those people. Produced by Niki Amos. Edited by Tony Kearns. the director and the band are just trolling. Its just for mystery and speculation. he tells them all a variation of "i cant tell, blah blah". There is no correct answer.i usually don't lol...but that just got a big ol LOL......THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS THE RAINDROPS"I only came out for a loaf of bread""I'm just laying here listening to the music"the correct anwser: the footage was used again from previous shots. Guilt is crippling, it strips us of our passion for life. The whole song seems to be revolving around a trait shown by humans commonly known as "Herd mentality". He also said like "he didnt say it even to his wife". But in actuality, even the director doesn't know anything.
What i think is that scene is kinda like a briefcase in the "pulp fiction" movie. Like Tarantino said "it's anything you want it to be"Sorry to be tardy to the party...but I figured I'd ask anyways"I'm lying here waiting for LP3""Don't ever tell anyone what I am saying right now. he went on saying that lip reading won't help because it isnt really what he is saying. No, he's obviously mouthing "careful"I guess he says something about what it's like to be depressed? Anywho: the band has never confirmed what the man in the "Just" video said. The point made is that, no matter how baseless an idea is, if it is projected (or marketed) in the right fashion, it will get to the masses. The man lying down in the video doesn't want to go any further with life, he wants to isolate himself from the world. It is the seventh track on their 1995 album The Bends.In 2007, NME placed "Just" at number 34 in its list of the 50 Greatest Indie Anthems Ever. Great video! You don't want to know, please believe me.I know the band and director have said that they apparently know what the guy said but I can tell you with 100% certainty that they're lying. most of the video is people going up to the guy on the ground and saying "whats wrong, why are you laying there".
So he says already what he said. something like "you know you know". Radiohead is very much into the "what goes around comes around" mindset. at the climax he does tell them what it is, and of course at this time they drop out the subtitles so you don't know what he's said.
EVER." So he says already what he said. Premiered on November 30, 1999. Nothing was said.
In 2008 it entered the Radiohead: The Best Of collection. it all revolves around the subtitles. "Just" is a single by English alternative rock band Radiohead, released in 1995. It's probably a bit more complicated than that but that's what I take out"Radiohead is playing a free show at the top floor of that building!"Look, I can't tell you. ah, the best video of all time in my opinion. the correct anwser: the footage was used again from previous shots. I don't remember the exact phrase but it obviously didn't make much sense. something like "you know you know". 'Just' music video by Radiohead. I don't remember the exact phrase but it obviously didn't make much sense. It wouldn't be right. Directed by Jamie Thraves. he went on saying that lip reading won't help because it isnt really what he is saying. the director and the band are just trolling.