What's with people making art through murder and opera music?

iamthegoatofwar·3/27/2018, 4:08:26 AM·1 votes·450 views

So I was just playing the evil within 2 and I thought about something. Seems like a trend for most killers who view their work as "art" to enjoy opera music.

Stefano (the evil within 2) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dQdAmsTipk

Pyg (batman arkham knight) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bu-Wr6UyLIs

Jhin (do I really have to say it?) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSQZqVsaKWY

Anyone know why that's a trend?

9 Comments

Hextech OwI3/27/2018, 4:19:43 AM1 votes

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Hextech OwI3/27/2018, 4:20:20 AM1 votes

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SEKAI3/27/2018, 4:27:22 AM1 votes

Only Pyg's theme is an opera, given the other 2 do not have a center vocal that narrates the song; the other 2 are some kind of contemporary orchestra.

As for why artsy killers do their thing with orchestra or opera or just with any 'classy' music in general, well, I mean being "artsy" is the premise; that's pretty self-explanatory.

Audhulma3/27/2018, 5:23:20 AM1 votes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b31r4u3Eo8M#t=02m43s

ADC Bard4/2/2018, 5:17:55 PM1 votes

trope trōp/Submit noun noun: trope; plural noun: tropes

a significant or recurrent theme; a motif.

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