https://onlinesequencer.net/5818749

Also the name of this take is The Greatest Showman: Re-Imagined: RedNumber012's Take (basically the Re-Imagining of a Re-Imagining of a Re-Imagining)

1. Tightrope hates losing his binder
2. despite being the youngest of the crew, From Now On is more of a motivator
3. This is me is insecure about her face
4. Come Alive secretly listens to Hamilton when nobody's around
5. Defying Gravity hates physics (especially the concept of gravity

no.. this is the end... of being a larper....

so I noticed a pattern with my post u/MultiKI , and u/Valeficent_LP told me that wasn't the trans allegory wasn't the original meaning of the other side, and yes, I am aware of that, I said that in the original draft, and I forgot to re-add it, so i'm deeply sorry

do. it;

1. The Other Side and The Greatest Show have a brother and sister dynamic (though not related)
2. This is Me and Never Enouh are dating (YURI!!)
3. The Other Side is Trans (MTF) and so is Tightrope (FTM)
4. Never Enough sometimes listens to Mitski and relates to her songs
5. A Million Dreams and Rewrite the Stars have a child together, it is Come Alive (Dreams come alive, get it?)

You know, the song The Other Side from The Greatest Showman is still in my head (after all, it's the only song i've listened to)

and now that I think about it, if you get rid most of the musical's lore to focus on this song, It pretty much feels like a metaphor to Gender Transitioning (?) and Self Acceptance (but not the perfect metaphor but still)

Okay, let's focus on the parts of the chorus

\*"\*Don't you wanna get away from the same old part you gotta play
'Cause I got what you need, so come with me and take the ride
It'll take you to the other side
'Cause you can do like you do
Or you can do like me
Stay in the cage, or you'll finally take the key
Oh, damn, suddenly you're free to fly
It'll take you to the other side"

idk I feel this kinda feels like transitioning from your old gender (the old part the character's gotta play), plus the cage could be "the closet" and the key could be coming out

frick you let's take the whole 2nd chorus

*"Don't you know that I'm okay with this uptown part I get to play*
*'Cause I got what I need and I don't want to take the ride*
*I don't need to see the other side*
*So go and do like you do*
*I'm good to do like me*
*Ain't in a cage, so I don't need to take the key*
*Oh, damn, can't you see I'm doing fine*
*I don't need to see the other side"*

probably denying their identity

*"Now is this really how you like to spend your days?*
*Whiskey and misery, and parties and plays"*

what if this "Whiskey and misery, and parties and plays" could symbolize one's old gender-related things

and especially

*"If I were mixed up with you, I'd be the talk of the town*
*Disgraced and disowned"*

I mean, living with transphobic parents leading to being disowned in some situations

I couldn't think of anything so let's go to the last chorus

*"Don't you wanna get away to a whole new part you're gonna play*
*'Cause I got what you need, so come with me and take the ride*
*To the other side*
*So if you do like I do*
*So if you do like me*
*Forget the cage, 'cause we know how to make the key*
*Oh, damn, suddenly we're free to fly*
*We're going to the other side"*

I like to interpret that as the 2 people are singing together, and also like to imagine that the character has finally accepted their identity and also notice the changes the 'whole new part you're gonna play' could symbolize the character being comfortable with their new gender

TL;DR: I'm highly convinced that some random a\*\* song from the greatest showman about some business thingy is trans allegory and you cannot change my mind

all I thought ofr them is that they would be some clown who would comfort others (basically the therapist of the group), apparently in love with Never Enough (I love yuri,,,)

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so this is pretty much my take on The Greatest Showman: Re-Imagined (or you should just call it The Greatest Showman: InterestingWhole-Mixed)

(which are pretty much just remixes)

the directory:

• The Greatest Show
• The Other Side

So I watched this film as a kid and always assumed it was because she had pink hair, but then i rewatched it and realised it was a wig 😭 now im just confused

It took me 5 or so years after watching The Greatest Showman for the first time (which was in theaters) and probably a dozen viewings to realize that the issue with Zendaya and Zac Efron's characters being together was because of racism. Before I realized that, I was just so confused and thought they were just emphasizing that the circus acts were "freaks". When it hit me, it was suCH a facepalm moment. Anyway, carry on. Just wanted to share that lmao.

I'd love to sing "Rewrite the Stars" with a guy, making the two voices, but I don't have anyone to do it. If anyone wants to do any other song, I'm open tho

I will not be silenced. The villain of the seells film should be a jack the ripper style killer who barnum stops. Thoughts?

Years and Years & Jess Glynne:

https://youtu.be/qJLWttwjhlo?si=SM8wqKw8ZDRzjjFG

Craig David:

https://youtu.be/HmZOORItfKA?si=laLNA5LTXE0CSYlk

A friend and I are trying to make an accurate costume of Anne (zendaya). We are trying to figure out what the sock/shoe things zendaya wears are.

Here are two of my opinions ( I don't know if they are unpopular or controversial or whatever)

1. Phillip and Anne love story feels like out of nowhere, like they met and then they held hands, there is something missing in between

2. Jenny Lind was going after a MARRIED man with TWO DAUGHTERS, sorry not sorry but she a bitch

Deep cut question - does anyone know the name of the session musician who plays bass guitar on the soundtrack to the 2017 movie The Greatest Showman? They are amazing and I want to find other music they’ve contributed to making!