Once the chorus kicks in, it's clear that the song directly refers to "Reflection" in the lyrics: "Should I ask myself in the water/ What a warrior would do?/ Tell me, underneath my armor/ Am I loyal, brave and, true?/ Am I loyal, brave, and true?" "All for my family / Reason I'm breathing / Everything to lose." "War is not freedom / Over my shoulder / I see a clearer view," Aguilera begins. The first verse pays homage to the themes of family, honor, and duty. Her black gown and top knot are eye-catching enough to steal the entire show, honestly, but together the whole thing is on point. The video's whimsical imagery includes red, fluffy clouds, red ribbons and Chinese characters drawn by Yifei's movements, and a graceful, avant-garde outfit worn by Aguilera. The ballad starts with a dreamy, red-tinted landscape and a striking black silhouette of the singer while shifting to action shots of Liu Yifei, who plays Mulan in the upcoming film. Christina Aguilera's "Loyal Brave True" music video from Mulan is on YouTube now, and it gives some significant nods to "Reflection."ĭisney dropped the music video for Aguilera's "Loyal Brave True" on the official Disney Music channel on Friday, Aug. As the release of the new live-action remake of Mulan on Disney+ nears, Disney released a brand new Mulan anthem from Aguilera. But even in the end she decided to take the first step even when it was hard, even when she wasn't ready for a leap of faith so big, she did it for those she loved( her Ba) and those she had grown to love( her team and new found family)because that was the only way to save all.Disney fans everywhere remember the soulful ballad, "Reflection," that Christina Aguilera sang for the Disney animated film Mulan in 1998. And searching hundreds if rivers maybe there was a time when she wanted to give up but her relentlessness keeps her on her path, she's doing this for her ba, and if she fails all will be lost even though she has already lost more than she could afford to lose, love. There were hundreds and she was no where and at the last one it all came crashing down for if that didn't work, if Sisu wasn't there then she doesn't know what will.
That's the reason she's so relentlessly fighting. She's doing it for her people, for her father, for the ones she called family. She is looking for Sisu in the hope that the last dragon will know what to do. she's not having much hope but she doesn't let go of the little she has.
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