What Was the End Credits Song on Rick and Morty Season 5 Episode 3?
A song played during the end credits of Rick and Morty season 5 episode 3, right after Morty had an incredibly sad moment that caught fans by surprise. Read on for all the details. This article will have spoilers for the ending of Rick and Morty season 5 episode 3. The Song Is I Am the Antichrist to You by Kishi Bashi  The song that played at the end of the episode is called I Am the Antichrist to You by Kishi Bashi. You can watch the official video of the song below. Play    Kishi Bashi  I Am the Antichrist to You (Official Video) Directed by Kishi Bashi. Lead Animator Anthony Scott. Story & Illustration by Keiko "Mocha" Ishibashi. Animators: Trevor Bittinger, Mitch Webb, Kishi Bashi Editors: Trevor Bittinger, Christopher Coots "I Am the Antichrist to You" off '151a' Released: April 12th, 2012 Grab a copy: joyfulnoi.se/151a 2012-07-09T17:05:03Z  A lot of people are seeing the song on YouTube for the first time thanks to the Rick and Morty episode. One person commented, Well morty as you grandfather said, its only a chemical reaction that allows humans have relationships, but it hurts a lot.  Another person replied that the episode broke them. Heres what Shazam shows if you look up the song there while the episodes ending:  Kishi Bashi (born Kaoru Ishibashi) is the founding member of Jupiter One, and started a career as a solo artist in 2011. He was born in Seattle and grew up in Norfolk, Virginia. In 2014, he released his own line of coffee called Royal Daark Blend. I am the antichrist to you  Fallen from the sky with grace  Into your arms race  The first verse reads:  Lucid lovers me and you  A deal of matchless value  I was always quick to admit defeat  Empty statements of bones and meat And my heart it shook with fear  Im a coward behind a shield and spear  Take this sword and throw it far  Let it shine under the morning star  This Isnt the First Episode to End with a Sad Song  As one viewer so aptly wrote on Reddit, this is the newest member of the Sad Rick and Morty Ending Song club.  There have been some other equally heartbreaking songs that ended Rick and Morty episodes in the past. But this one really hit viewers because it involved heartbreak on Mortys part. Most of the sad endings showed Rick feeling sad (or, sometimes, Morty in pain.) But Mortys crying at the end with a broken heart was just too much for some fans. In the season 4 finale, the episode ended with a sad song called Dont Look Back. This was an original song written for the series. Play    Don't Look Back (feat. Kotomi & Ryan Elder) (From Rick and Morty: Season 4) Provided to YouTube by Adult Swim / WaterTower Music Don't Look Back (feat. Kotomi & Ryan Elder) (From Rick and Morty: Season 4)  Rick and Morty  Kotomi  Ryan Elder Don't Look Back (feat. Kotomi & Ryan Elder) (From Rick and Morty: Season 4)  2020 2020 Turner Music Publishing, Inc. / 2020 2020-06-01T04:16:27Z  That song was by WaterTower Music and composed by Ryan Elder and Lauren Culjak. According to his website, Ryan Elder is a TV and film composer recognized for his work on Rick and Morty, Harmonquest, Boss Back, The Simpsons, and more. And of course, who can ever forget this dark ending with the heartbreaking song from Season 2. Play    Darkest Ending Ever I don't own R&M, I just love the hell out of it. youtube.com/watch?v=pTA0DSfrGZ0 2015-08-10T12:53:59Z  In that episode, Rick was heartbroken about Unity. So this weeks episode ending with Mortys heartbreak over Planetina shows a lot of similarity. Morty is becoming a stronger character, much like his grandfather, but it also means hes going to be dealing with heartbreak similar to Rick too. [Top Theories]