FIRST TIME HEARING | Diana Ankudinova (Диана Анкудинова) | Prove It And Get Out (Доказать и свалить) #musicreaction

Hi, I'm Rhett. I'm John. Probably should have done this one last week, because, yeah, that's when it was released. Yeah, but I liked that one. It was different, but it was kind of neat. It was fun. Yeah. What was it? Oh, it was the Masked Singer. Yeah. So you had to stay at the very end going... Yeah, my mind was casting back to the previous new release, and it's kind of like, wait, no, that wasn't the one we did last week. So this one translates to prove it and get out. Okay. I'm not even going to attempt butchering Russian. I really should. I wish I could speak another language, but I just can't. Yeah, I can barely speak French. I can barely speak English. I know enough to get in trouble. Same with German. So, again, it's a song in Russian. It's also from her latest album, which was released not too long ago, and I forgot to write the name down all this time. So yet again, I went to the almighty AI and asked it, so what's this song about? Pinch of salt, Peter. AI says, Prove It and Get Out by Diana Anutanova is about feeling alienated and detached from reality after experiencing a personal tragedy, leading to a desire to reconnect with one's true self and escape the funk of sadness and feeling like one is on a pedestal above the world. The song expresses a longing to ground oneself and recover from a difficult experience, using the metaphor of being on a high potential and not hearing the sounds from the village below. Thanks, AI. I think you screwed up when you said that. Did I? When you said high... Oh, pedestal. There you go. High pedestal, not high potential. The screen is far away and... I can see that very last line because it's on black. The other part's the light shining on it. The screen is far away and the font is small. That's my excuse. I'm surprised I was able to read that. I know, actually somewhat. As I said, it was just the way the light wasn't hitting it. Anyway, it sounds like an interesting song, so let's check it out. Before we do, make sure you hit that like and subscribe. Check out the description down below where you're going to find all the links, information, and stuff down there. Incidentally, she described this one as a mood video. Okay. What kind of mood? All moods. It said mood video 2025. Thank you. That's... I guess it depends on how your 2025 is going or how it's going. I guess AI is at least somewhat right. I wonder if how much of this latest album of hers obviously is pulling from her own experiences. Yeah, because that's the last album. It was similar. Was it a childhood memory or something? Yeah. She was going to the house or something. It's like I can remember, but I can't. Remember specifically the story behind it. Yeah, and this one's obviously... I say obviously, it seems to be that feeling of growing up alone and disconnected, right? Which she did. I don't know. She was so young when she started... No, I mean, I shouldn't say that. But no, I mean... But I mean, she had the public. Yeah. Oh, from young when she was out. Yeah, when she... Digging in and began. But I mean, that is a journey. Yeah. But still spent a very significant part of her childhood without any so-called parental supervision, I guess. I guess that's how they put it on the TV show. Is that it? I didn't say it was a short song. Well... I think I said it was a short song. Yeah. I meant to say it was a short song. I think you did. And it sounds like a lot. Yeah, I mean, I like that. I mean, she's got such a great voice. Yeah. But, you know, there again, not knowing her story, but other than what... You know, what... Yeah. About that. The snippets of it. Yeah, the one TV show and then listening to this. It's like, is that it? If that is how she grew up. Yeah. She didn't let it stop her. No. Yeah. She definitely has overcome. Yeah. Because I mean, look where she is now. It's like, you know. But then it's kind of like, you know, it's... Yeah. Where she is now is because she managed to get a lucky break. Well, yeah. Yeah, without that. Then it's a very different story. But if she didn't have talent, she wouldn't have also. That is true. She had talent. She knew she had talent and she went for it. She did. You know, a lot of people just because of their situation they're in will keep themselves down. Yeah. You know, she rose above it and didn't let it stop her. Yeah. I like the song. It was the translations were not quick. I'm a slow reader. Well, the translation went the speed of the lyrics did. Some of the lyrics were quite rapid fire. Yeah. I like how she sings. As I say, you can tell that she puts a lot of emotion into it. But then it's kind of like sort of a bit of a, well, of course she does. Because, you know, it's something that's very personal to her, obviously. So it's kind of like the emotions automatically there. Yeah. And just, you know, brought out more with the song. And I really like her singing in Russian. Although I like her singing in Russian, I can understand a bit. Yeah. I don't know, it's just her. Yeah, it seems like... Her voice sounds great and all, but it sounds like it ominously, because it's your native language. It just seems to like really just flow really well. I don't know. Yeah. I know what I'm trying to say. I don't know if that makes sense. I've said before, there's too many artists who, you know, just shove everything into kind of like, oh, we're just going to, you know, write this song in English instead of our own native language. Because, you know, hopefully more people will listen to it. It's like, yeah, it's kind of like, if anything, do two separate versions. There you go. Have an English version of the song. You can have, you know, a version of the song in your own language. They did do that with, was it 99 Red Balloons? Yeah. They have it. What language is that in? It's German, it's 99 Red Balloons. Yeah. And they did it in English and the German one did better. Yes. People like the German one better. Well, that had nothing to do with this, but in a way it did, because we like to ramble on about new things. So our minds like to wander. But we're obviously going to continue hitting our apps. So if you want to see those, make sure you hit that like and subscribe. You can comment suggestions down below. And if you hit the notification bell for YouTube, excuse me, YouTube, we'll tell you when we do the suggestions that you commented down below. And until then, thanks for watching.