Songbird Destroys Everyone For Betraying Her Scene - Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty 2023

Songbird Destroys Everyone For Betraying Her. Scenes from Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty game 2023 that I have recorded and edited by myself.
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[oktusprime]

Songbird: How could you betray me?

Also Songbird: Betrays everyone.

[cholze]

Songbird is literally Walter White here, lying for herself, but lose her cool when someone does this back.

[zWiz]

The audacity songbird has calling V two face... V is the victim here.

[ranaku]

Tbh i picked to help her just so Alex could survive. Reeds is just a puppet, a sleeper agent who can't let go of the past. Alex wanted to get out but Reeds stayed in the system like Goro did because he didn't know anything else.

[faded_ink]

Let’s recap:
(1) Songbird betrays V by promising the cure for both of them knowing she will only cure herself.
(2) Songbird betrays Myers by guiding SF1 into Hansen’s clutches.
(3) Songbird betrays Hansen by hiring an outside merc (V) to be a wildcard proxy.
(4) Songbird betrays Alex by ratting her out to Hansen and getting her killed.
(5) Songbird betrays Reed seven years ago and again by escaping to Tycho.


Also Songbird: “two-faced snakes, all of you!”

[channelthechannel]

"How could you betray me?" Songbird wonders after she herself has constantly betrayed everyone. Go to hell, lady.

[deusvmachina]

Sending her to the moon is a much shorter endgame but I have to say that betraying her and working with Reed was a lot of fun. Taking on Max-Tac then Cerberus (felt like Alien: Isolation the whole time you were stuck in the Militech bunker and I loved it, even the one-hit kills and the robot coming out of the vents like a xenomorph was so good!) and choosing to either spare her or mercy-kill was such a struggle for me. I liked seeing her memories and the scene inside the core. Getting to hug her and then hearing her beg to die gutted me. I think the best ending is freeing Songbird so she'll never be caged again. Oh, and I hope Myers gets nuked.

[jasonalv]

I got what IGN considered the worst ending. I sided with Reed and then killed Song. Personally, I think this ending is my favorite. People say it's a bad ending because more people die, but I think this ending is far better written and also more fun to experience. By siding with Song, V gets betrayed by her and you either save her life for no reason other than you're being nice or you would give the traitor up to Reed who will save her life but she will remain with Myers. But when you side with Reed, you realize how dangerous Song is and how much of a hypocrite she is for calling V a traitor. You then hate her for killing Alex but you promised Reed to save her life. You fight MaxTac which is fuckin insane then the game turned into Alien Isolation. Then afterwards, you get to see Song's past, this was the moment that I didn't hate her. I really really loved her because of these flashback glimpse. A scene I thought was severely missing if you had sided with her. You feel for her, and then once you have to make the decision to spare/kill her, killing her is an act of mercy. It'll piss Myers off and that's very good and Song will be free. If this game had no choices, I think this is the ending they should go for. Gripping as all hell. You also get to fight Hansen to avenge Alex. It's incredible dammit. Anybody wanna discuss about the game? Please do. It's still stuck in my head for a day now. My favorite story in the past 5 years

[TheRoguePatriot]

I was honestly going to pick her because I heavily sympathized with her up to this point, but just before this V can let her know that her plan to turn all the defenses on in the stadium will kill hundreds, if not thousands, of innocent civilians. Songbird just shrugs it off and essentially says "oh well, at least I'll survive". At that moment I realized that she is what Reed said she is: a walking, talking nuke who has a history of being reckless. Myers may have made her a weapon and she's just as guilty in all of this but at the end of the day Songbird ultimately has a choice in what she does and she decided to kill innocents without blinking.

After this I was Reed all the way.

[RayoSombrio]

She is the one who betrayed everyone. She lured us into a very dangerous mission with false promises and yet she feels betrayed? I didn't think twice and handed her to Reed.

[lemnadz]

bruh the audacity to call V two-faced snake

[zamire]

The amount of dread I felt when she made that face from 2:02

"oh god she knows... SHIT is gonna hit the fan"

[Tsumefan]

i think the blackwall is making her think everyone betrayed her

[Nexusdawn]

I picked this choice, do i have regrets? Sure. But like reed said "You play grown up games, you face grown up consequences"

[agentlinrov]

3:26 The power that Songbird possesses could be something that Marcy/Nightfall could mimic with the Calamity Stones.

[AL_EVOz]

Interesting I never betrayed Song Somi. But seeing this is a very different vibe. Very interesting ending. Either way its painful to see Songbird turn out like this. Awesome game though for Phantom Liberty. The story and music was just amazing.

[Frank_Costanzas_Lawyer]

I almost sided with her...until she revealed her callous disregard for everyone else who may get caught in the ensuing chaos. At that point, I figured the AI had taken too much control--I doubt the real Song Mi would've made that call...maybe.

[Joricky]

Songbird doesn't deserve sympathy.

[StreamGawd]

The bg trac is 🔥. The way its playing slowly is wicked af

[Ciuffolotto]

The Dark Side of the force a pathway to many abilities some consider to be... unnatural