FIRST TIME EVER Hearing THOUSAND FOOT CRUTCH - "Fly On The Wall" | REACTION

[@kylefinley7784]

This chorus is my favorite rock chorus of all time..and trust me, that's saying something. Been 13 years since I've seen these guys live in spencer. Iowa. Needing another dose.

[@georgenorthcutt6774]

Back in the day?!?!?!?!? DUDE THEY ARE STILL VERY RELEVANT!!!!!!!!!!

[@maty2781]

Are they ?

[@daphned.7489]

This reaction has kicked off my Friday in style! Other fantastic songs by TFC Courtesy Call and War of Change. Nice job Anton❤

[@JordanRA]

Amazing songs! Scream is a personal favorite of mine

[@ewan_leod]

I’m personally not Christian or religious but TFK is probably one of, if not my favourite band. The End Is Where We Begin is maybe my favourite album of all time. The albums from Phenomenon to The End are all fantastic 🔥

[@samanthae5014]

From my perspective, I see this song more as like… bettering yourself, getting rid of bad coping mechanisms, breaking free from generational trauma and letting go of things that don’t serve you anymore. We all have our ‘krutches’ lol, but oftentimes they aren’t beneficial for us, just something we use to numb the pain. And sometimes the people we surround ourselves with are actually bringing us down or are in the same boat we are in, so our sudden change to become better can be startling to them, which is the “I hold the keys, so don’t be scared when I turn and shout”. It’s seeing the situation you’re in and how damaging it is to you and everyone there with you but everyone else around you doesn’t see it the way you do. And all it takes is one person to open the eyes of another. It talks about skeletons in the closet, and turning a blind eye to the things you see. It takes a lot of strength to be the one to go against what’s always been done. And them, breaking out of the norm, rising to their full potential as a king or queen, can inspire everyone else to do the same. So as a fly on the wall, witnessing everything going on around you, do you make a change? Or do you continue living how you were because that’s what’s safer and more comfortable for you?

[@joegoodman8213]

Some of my favorite TFK songs are: Be Somebody Courtesy Call Down E For Extinction Honest Incomplete Move Push Untraveled Road War of Change

[@georgenorthcutt6774]

You must be my brother from another mother!

[@JosephSmith-lm4ri]

I'm sorry, I know its a little too popular, but one of my absolute favorites is "welcome to the masquerade". That along with Move and Phenomenon.

[@BrandonWestfall]

Or go all the way back to Phenomenon album and play every single song off it.

[@ИгорьБорисик-р5н]

"let the sparks fly" VERY good song from this group🤩!! There are a lot of energy and drive in it!!🤟🤟🤟

[@sharonscurti8024]

Excellent song ❤️. Amazing band. I got to meet them when they toured on their Oxygen-Inhale album. Born This Way, Light Up, I See Red, Glow, Set Me On Fire. all amazing songs from that album ❤️.

[@JordanRA]

LOVE THIS GROUP

[@sharonscurti8024]

@@JordanRA You always have the best music taste in the whole world Jordan ❤️

[@JordanRA]

Love this song and this group. So underrated! Scream is one of my favorite songs by TFC

[@sharonscurti8024]

Really great song Jordan 👍.

[@ReyZorProductions]

This song is just, wow. The lyrics bring me to think of so many things that mean a lot to me.

[@ihebabidi1205]

super late but I really loved your expressions when listening 😅 TFK are so amazing new sub ❤

[@caitlynpaige9897]

Nine Lashes is another band from around the same time. They were/are(?) friends of Trevor and you should definitely check them out if you think Skillet and TFK are good songwriters

[@raulalmeida3539]

When I was younger, my ex-girlfriend cheated on me and threw a lot of things in my face, like things I was, or was afraid of being, like rude to people, hurting them, or even arrogant and things like that, I I had, and still have, difficulty expressing myself or even difficulty socializing with other people, he took it and threw everything in my face and told me that I would have no achievements in my future. I had depression after that and I was a recluse for a long time, with this voice of hers in my head saying "you are this or you are that" and it took me years to regain some comfort with other people or things like that, especially trust and open up to other people. When I discovered this song and heard this chorus, I felt like I was screaming at her with all the anguish I felt "I don't think I need you anymore, Take your words, and your lies and just beat it!" feeling that, no matter what she says, this is not my truth, I don't need it, and I built my own truth, I believe that in a way this music changed my life in several aspects, but mainly in bringing me relief, in express with a simple song, something that I felt deep down. Your reaction was really good and when I heard you talk about the lyrics I remembered what I felt when I was younger and heard it for the first time.

[@antonreactstorock]

Thank you for sharing this brother, congrats on evolving 🙌

[@gamerbg294]

actually this question of the band's sound is something that depends more on the album (or sometimes the song), but they started to have more symphonic music since the flame in all of us, in the case of the end is where we begin is one of the albums what else has symphonic music

[@madj3202911238]

Great reaction... Love this band. War of Change, Courtesy Call and So Far Gone are some of my favorites from TFC.

[@markthedark595]

Steve Augustine (the drummer) is such an underrated drummer. His technique is just so well done. It's fast, clean, and just groovy. There are videos of him doing drum work for some of their songs and it is just well done. Him, Jukka Nevalainen (Nightwish), Chad Szeliga (ex Breaking Benjamin), Pablo Viveros (Chelsea Grin), and etc. are just some of the best drummers in my opinion. Their technique and style is just so great and noticeable. So yeah.

[@kdub0988]

Steve's such a fantastic drummer, his precision and tight subdued fills are my favorite part of his game.

[@leorocker180]

Hell Thousand Foot Krutch good to see a reaction channel gives this underrated band some love....they have a lot of good rock tracks check out Running with Giants...great song.

[@SorcererSanguine]

Thousand Foot Krutch's old stuff was constantly being compared to Linkin Park; They actually became a band about a year before Linkin Park though.

[@Flash33c]

TFK is one of the bands I grew up listening to and I even have one of their albums (The Art of Breaking). Some of my favorite TFK songs include Slow Bleed, Hand Grenade, Absolute, The Art of Breaking, Phenomenon, Rawkfist, Move and Hurt. Two other bands you might like are 12 Stones and Anberlin (two other bands I grew up listening to), with four good starting songs by them being Broken, Running Out of Pain, Far Away and The Way I Feel for 12 stones and Ready Fuels, Paperthin Hymn, Impossible and We Owe This To Ourselves by Anberlin.

[@xenotriver]

I love how I can just predict your reaction to any song that I know. Not hard since you like the same stuff I do and I'm pretty sure if I had the funds to subscribe to your Patreon your playlists would double in size.

[@johnbush5325]

"Move" was the first song of theirs I heard.

[@JosephSmith-lm4ri]

I highly recommend "welcome to the masquerade" if you haven't listened to it already. It gives a really good idea of their style in general along with just being kinda killer.

[@greedavaricious7760]

Always happy to see people react to TFK

[@LaniMack88]

LOVE TFK! you should also check out Disciple!

[@theofficialemergencyservic7881]

Another great song by thousand foot krutch is already home, if you could do a video on this song that be awesome. Thx

[@BlackHawkBricks]

This song reminds me of "The Giver". Great video!!

[@IceBerg_Rider]

Ya know it man!

[@lmof1530]

😍😍

[@Zechariah340]

Can you please check out their old song Falls Apart, it was the first song I heard by them. They have a music video on KZbin

[@EJAllen-yp7zd]

You need to listen to the end is where we begin. It's from the same album as this.

[@dpwellman]

Hey hey. Just trolling for reactions and found you (again, I caught your Red album review, too I think). I completely agree that Christian rock bands do need a bit more "legitimacy" especially under the traditional distribution (record label) model. Then again in the late 1990s, the underground metal scene was a great deal of Christian or Christian-adjacent-- think Zao, Oil, Underoath, Devil Wears Prada, etc. But there's a lot of great musicians and song writers that would barely see the light of day because the "stigma" of the Christian label. As of this writing you are past 5,000 subs. I would love to see your reaction review to Falling Up's last album (untitled). Anyway. Thanks for the vids.

[@leorocker180]

We miss the channel Anton!

[@olivierlaperle1996]

I would highly recommend Scandinavian Aftermath & Monster by DEMOTIONAL

[@antonreactstorock]

Lol they are one of my favorite bands, I’ve interviewed them 4 times 😂