Talk:Holding On to You (Twenty One Pilots song)

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Slight note on "Regional at Best" version of "Holding on to You"

The original version off Regional at Best has some definite differences/alterations from the re-release on the Three Songs EP and Vessel.

It's probably not important enough to note, but there is a difference that could be noted.

If this difference exists, then we can create a section in the page about it. But, for this, we need to have some sources which explain these differences. If you can arrange that, I'll be very thankful. Cheers, MYS 77 ^{talk with me ☺} 23:19, 19 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Would it be possible to email the track to you? (the differences include softer drums, different vocal recording in a few places, and differences in noises throughout the song btw)RhettGedies (talk) 21:38, 21 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

This version exists on Youtube? Then you can send me a link of this version, and we can analyze it. Thanks, MYS 77 ^{talk with me ☺} 15:03, 22 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Unfortunately, since Twenty One Pilots has made Regional at Best virtually extinct from the internet (there is still one site that carries the album in a digital download...which is where I obviously got mine), the only versions I could locate on YouTube are uploads of the Vessel version. The differences are probably slight enough the common person doesn't care anyways. — Preceding unsigned comment added by RhettGedies (talk • contribs) 05:25, 27 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Writers

According to the Vessel's CD lyric booklet, Tyler Joseph single-handedly wrote all the songs, save "Holding on to You" (which was written with co-writers: Maurice Gleaton, Charles Hammond, Robert Hill, Deangelo Hunt, Bernard Leverette, Gerald Tiller, Jamall Willingham). Josh Dun had no hand in writing "Holding on to You." — Preceding unsigned comment added by RhettGedies (talk • contribs) 17:34, 23 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Title redirect

The song is titled "Holding On to You" with a capital "O", but someone recently redirected the page to "Holding on to You" with a lowercase "o". This is incorrect and I think the page should revert back to the correct title from before this change. -- AlexanderHovanec (talk) 17:18, 23 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Reversion at Holding on to You (EP)

The newly added text at Holding on to You (EP) needed work, so I worked on it. I explained the most important parts of my edit in my edit summary, but the details are:

I demoted the heading from level 1 (which is only ever used for the page title) to level 2
I removed the image from the EP's infobox because it is clearly the image for the single, as evidenced by the image file's information and the fact that we are already using it for the single in the infobox at the top. We can include the single's image for the EP under fair use, any more than we can use a picture of Frank Sinatra for it. Also, we are already using it for the single in the infobox at the top.
I removed the genre Alternative rock from the EP's infobox, as it is not only unsourced, it is not mentioned anywhere in the article, much less for the EP alone.
I lowercased the "E" in extended play, as a capital letter mid-sentence in inappropriate.
I deleted the phrase "by American musical due Twenty One Pilots" because, besides misspelling "duo", it's completely unnecessary on the page about the song "Holding on to You" by American musical duo Twenty One Pilots.
I added and removed italics and quotation marks in the prose, per our MoS. Albums get italics, song titles get quotation marks. They were kind of mixed up previously.

Now A Battlefront Gamer has reverted my edits with no explanation or apparent regard for what they're doing. A Battlefront Gamer, would you care to explain? — JohnFromPinckney (talk / edits) 00:53, 11 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Holding onto you

What is the meaning behind Holding onto you? 2600:1004:B01A:4C11:DC32:F030:42EF:55BE (talk) 00:58, 20 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]