The Band Twenty One Pilots: Song Analysis

My Name’s Blurryface and I Care What You Think The band Twenty One Pilots have recently released their newest album Blurryface. The criteria that the album holds has been reviewed as very good. Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have been working on Blurryface ever since the end of their last tour featuring Vessel (their third album). The duo works well together, creating new beats for songs and astonishing lyrics. Blurryface contains 14 songs that are all strategically set into place to give the listener certain moods. One could say Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have a very special relationship, considering they are best friends, but they also always know what their fans desire to hear from them. Tyler says, “Whenever Josh and I finish a song, the first …show more content…
When one listens to “Message Man” (the eleventh song on the album) in that moment one would feel powerful, but when the song changes to “Hometown” (the twelfth song on the album) one could start to feel a bit more in depth with oneself. The beginning of Blurryface starts with “HeavyDirtySoul” and as one knows, that song is upbeat with emotional lyrics. The last song of Blurryface is “Goner” which is said to be the most emotional song all around on the album; one could agree that even if one is in a great mood after listening to this song one would begin to think deeply about everything consuming one. Tyler and Josh end the album on a sad note, but it is for a purpose, to make one think. Blurryface is definitely an album of different sorts and does an amazing job at keeping the band’s image alive. Twenty One Pilots is still continuing to earn more and more fame for their creative works, one could agree. The album Blurryface was created so one can understand that just because they may have fears and doubts, it does not have to consume them. Tyler and Josh urge their fans not to let oneself become one’s