There’s enchantment and dis-enchantment, what we’re taught to believe things are and what they really are.' In late 1967, she introduced the song like this: But in this song there are only two sides to things… there’s reality and I guess what you might call fantasy. In most cases there are both sides to things and in a lot of cases there are more than just both. 'This is a song that talks about sides to things. Interestingly, she gave the same introduction - word for word - on Octoat the Second Fret in Philadelphia: Joni introduces the song this way at the White Swan in Leicester, England on September 16, 1967. And so I got this idea 'from both sides now.' There are a lot of sides to everything, and so the song is called 'From Both Sides, Now.' I was reading a book, and I haven't finished it yet, called 'Henderson the Rain King.' And there's a line in it that I especially got hung up on that was about when he was flying to Africa and searching for something, he said that in an age when people could look up and down at clouds, they shouldn't be afraid to die.

It - I should tell people a little bit about it. What have we got here? 'Night in the City,' 'Circle Game' - oh, 'From Both Sides, Now.' I'm really glad somebody requested that, because that's a very new song, and I've been driving everybody crazy by playing it twice and three times a night. Gene: Want to do some of the requested songs? Joni in conversation with Gene Shay, 'Folklore Program' March 12, 1967: Well something's lost, but something's gained They shake their heads, they say I've changed On October 20th, TikToker posted a video of two people in separate cars vibing in time with the song with their arms out the windows, gaining over 11 million views in two days (shown below).I've looked at clouds from both sides now On October 19th, TikToker posted a video doing the dance with another woman, gaining over 24 million views in three days (shown below, right). On October 18th, for example, TikToker posted a video doing the dance, gaining over 7.4 million views in four days (shown below, left). The dance spread over the course of the following week under the Original Sound, which racked up over 13,900 uses in a week. The video gained over 11.3 million views in a week. The dance includes hitting an ice in my veins pose at the word 'vibe,' an exaggerated driving move at 'drive' and rapid, chest-pounding-like arm movements scattered throughout (shown below). On October 14th, 2021, TikToker posted a video dancing in-sync with another man to the song. The sound inspired over 897,000 videos by late October and has been used by some of the biggest TikToker, including Charli D'Amelio (shown below, right).

In early September an Original Sound consisting of the song went viral in lip dub videos, and videos where TikTokers show themselves in a cartoon face filter (example shown below, left).

On March 13th, 2020, couple Tyler Cole and Willow Smith's musical group THE ANXIETY released the song 'Meet Me At Our Spot' (shown below). In October it went viral as the soundtrack to a dance trend where people exaggeratedly represent the lyrics in the song, including doing the Ice In My Veins pose when Willow sings 'vibe' and a driving motion when she sings 'drive.' Origin In September 2021, a lip dub trend and trend where TikTokers use the cartoon face filter with the sound went viral. The song has gone viral on TikTok a number of times. 'Meet Me At Our Spot' By THE ANXIETY, also known by its lyrics 'Caught A Vibe, Baby Are You Coming For The Ride' is a 2020 song by THE ANXIETY, consisting of Willow Smith and Tyler Cole. Willow smith, tyler cole, caught a vibe, baby are you ready for the ride, baby are you coming or the ride, maybe we can hit the 405, the smith family, i just wanna look into your eyes About

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