Is 'You Never Know' a True Story?

I'm not entirely sure which specific 'Immortal Technique' you're referring to. There could be many things with that name. It might be an artist, a character in a game or a story. Without more context, it's hard to share a definite true story about it.

Maybe it's about a secret or forgotten martial art technique that was thought to bestow immortality in some ancient legend. It could involve a story of a master who passed down this technique through generations, but it got lost over time.

One example could be the stories of immigrants. The general perception might be that they are just coming to a new country for better opportunities. But the true story, as Immortal Technique might imply, could be that they are fleeing from war - torn countries, political persecution, or extreme poverty. Their journey is often filled with hardships that most people don't really understand, and this could be an instance of a 'true story' that is not commonly known.

It's not a true story. It's more of a fictional creation based on imagination and creative writing.

The phrase 'You Never Know True Story' by Immortal Technique might also be a commentary on the nature of truth in general. Truth can be subjective, and what one person believes to be true might not be the whole story. Immortal Technique might be urging his listeners to dig deeper, to question what they think they know. In his music, he may be presenting stories that are not the typical ones we hear, stories that expose the underbelly of society, whether it's about poverty, crime, or systemic injustice. And by saying 'You Never Know True Story', he's making us realize that we should always be open to new perspectives and the possibility that there's more to every story than meets the eye.

It depends. Some parts might be based on real events, but it could also have fictional elements added for dramatic effect.

No, it's not. Usually, such titles are often used for fictional works to draw attention. There's no evidence to suggest it's based on a true story.

Well, it could be that the book on which the movie was based had a much more detailed and complex backstory for some of the characters that didn't all make it into the film. For instance, the character of Atreyu had a more in - depth history in the book. And the music in the movie was composed in a way that it not only set the mood but also had hidden musical motifs that related to different characters and elements of the story. The costume design was also very elaborate, with each character's outfit representing their personality and role in the story. For example, the Empress's clothing was designed to show her elegance and power.

It might be that the script went through numerous revisions to get the right balance between the dark and light elements of the story. They wanted to make sure it was appealing to both children and adults. Also, the character of Falkor was originally envisioned to be a bit more menacing in the early drafts, but they changed it to be more friendly and lovable. The movie was also a pioneer in terms of creating immersive fantasy worlds on a relatively small budget. They used a lot of creative camera angles and set designs to make Fantasia seem vast and otherworldly. And the voice actors were carefully selected not just for their vocal abilities but also for their ability to bring out the emotions of the characters.

No, it's not a true story. It's likely fictional, created for entertainment purposes.