Emotional! Vocal Coach analyses and reacts to Linkin Park - Given Up

[@BethRoars]

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[@BlackScorpio]

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[@oscararzate7956]

🌹❤

[@N.C.I.-sj7nn]

Is not a longest scream

[@N.C.I.-sj7nn]

Find the first consert of linkinpark

[@Nero77718]

Beth, tu poderia analisar ele cantando essa mesma música com a banda num estudio la em 2007, cantando de maneira mais original, e perto do lançamento da própria música: simplesmente brutal! e também, e puder, analise alguma musica onde ele canta apenas com a voz limpa.

[@RoGueNavy]

Chester gave a voice to the pain, like nobody else could. I'm in my 50's, and "Numb" hits me square in the feels, every time. That song helped me deal with some hurt that I'd been carrying for years.

[@_WeDontKnow_]

to this day, I cant find anyone who has a voice like Chester. such a unique one.

[@enednas801]

He gave childhood trauma a voice!! thats why it hits home with me...I found psykedelic therapy and healing before I found a gun.thank god....

[@romesrepublic]

​@@_WeDontKnow_ Look up the Hybrid theory cover band. You'll be surprised.

[@BrandonWestfall]

Holy shit. FINALLY.

[@BrandonWestfall]

When it comes to reactions I prefer songs that aren't as popular/aren't trending. (Although I understand from a youtuber's perspective riding the trends is the way to make money.) With that said Chester and Given Up deserves all of the attention. I honestly don't know if we'll ever have an artist like him again. He's truly one of a kind.

[@derpderpin1568]

@@BrandonWestfall Definitely not one of a kind though. If you're familiar with less popular music you should really know this. The prog world is full of the most talented vocalists on the planet.

[@eliteiel9747]

@@derpderpin1568 Dont rly think theres anybody that could sing in that range so comfortably. He isnt squeezing when doing those high notes, it's natural to him. Theres a lot of people that can go up into that range but none like Chester. Also theres a lot of people that can probs do the 17 second scream too, but none I have watched so far have managed to actually put the note underneath that scream. What Chester is doing is not a fry scream, there is a note and a pitch that is audible under there. So all in all I'm aware there are some really good singers out there, but I wouldnt mind saying Chester was pretty unique.

[@ThinkCriticallyNow]

As a man who has suffered from depression throughout my life, I'm right there with you, everytime I hear his massive voice I tear up :(

[@Rogueraven15]

Same…it’s almost impossible for me to listen to LP without tearing up anymore.

[@moonwalker9266]

same...✋🏼

[@Mansplainer452]

Grow a fucking pair, man.

[@peterdobos1606]

To paraphrase Elizabeth (The Charismatic Voice): his voice is the human condition.

[@HellBrYnger]

was.

[@peterdobos1606]

@@HellBrYnger Is. He has a few songs recorded and if you look around I'm sure you can find them and hear him even though he's gone. smh

[@HellBrYnger]

@@peterdobos1606 but those are all in the past, just a phrasing thing dude

[@peterdobos1606]

@@HellBrYnger yeah it is. so why bring it up? why focus on the fact that he's gone rather than the wealth of music and art he gave us?

[@AskTheBeard]

@@HellBrYnger he is gone but his voice isn't. You can still say is and be correct. English be like that.

[@IceSpoon]

I struggle keeping a single tone for 17 seconds (and I need a lot of air in my lungs). Imagine this madlad screaming THIS after having only one or two seconds to breathe after the "MY MISERY" scream, and then he has only a few more seconds to breathe afterwards and keep on with the chorus. THOSE LUNGS GODDAMMIT, THOSE LUNGS!!!

[@CottidaeSEA]

I used to have pretty crazy lung capacity, could hold a clear note for at least half a minute even multiple times in succession and I could exhale for almost two minutes if doing it in a controlled manner. This is still unthinkable to me. Chester was just extremely skilled. He got so much power out of his voice even when he kept things fairly low volume.

[@Sonny7Steelhard]

If you want to sing like Chester, you need to train on a treadmill to sing. Imagine Chester hitting PRs just before a concert and me hitting that concert every fucking time.

[@DrenoshGaming]

Words cannot describe what that man (and band) did for my life, followed through my teens into my 20s before the sad loss of Chester.

[@simonegranato7023]

u should react to Qwerty, the way Chester switch vocals is amazing

[@michaelturner185]

100% agree

[@matrixfire]

QWERTY is also a better song.

[@iJava91]

only the live Tokyo 2006 version though!! Much better live

[@zieIony998]

The Tokyo live version of course

[@J_Chaz17]

LIVE ❤

[@Flutty_Putty3564]

2007: this shit rocks bro *headbangs* now: I can't even get through the song without bursting into tears (╥_╥)

[@c_martinjuniorpandapotan2554]

but still headbangs

[@moiznahmad]

@@c_martinjuniorpandapotan2554 cue sad headbangs :(

[@InsignificantNick]

I love how empathetic she is toward Chester.

[@stevemuzak8526]

I listen to heavy music all my life but I heard only a few metal singers who sing and screams with real raw emotion in not generic way. You really feel his pain. Chester was authentic as hell. No bullshit.

[@gregorysiegel1178]

When I get caught in my own head this song usually helps bring me out

[@mambutuomalley2260]

The way he sings "wrong" will forever make my skin crawl. It just hits so incredibly deep. He was truly one in a generation ❤

[@gsturnerjr]

This is the first time ive see a live version, feeling every emotion with him... Such a loss.

[@Alien90x]

Субъективно его лучшая версия вживую другая, где он исполняет без футболки

[@AdjudicatorBrbal]

“Sing like an angel, scream like a demon” ~ Chester

[@Sarah83_loves_bass]

Oh yeeeees, I was waiting for you to react to "Given up" 🥳❤ RIP Chester, you're terribly missed down here 😢

[@hallmarkpurityidentifieryt262]

As myself with severe depression I can relate to almost all of Chester Benningtons songs

[@shaneeslick]

🥰Sending Love from another who also fights this Battle Everyday

[@brandi2080]

I'm with you my friend, so relatable. Keep pushing in and enjoy the highs that come your way

[@shanedawndusk3290]

Same

[@uraloser9949]

Another depressed soul here❤❤

[@chrisoralls3555]

Right there with you and those commenting above me. We're not alone!

[@fruckles]

The AOL live session when this first came out, he does the entire 17 seconds. As well as a few other live performances. ☕🐝🇺🇸

[@mccardelz]

He did when I saw them in Columbus, Ohio. 2008

[@zyxwut321]

Wow, I can tell this one was a passion project for you, Beth. Excellent job concentrating on the technique when it's obviously subject matter and an artist who cuts deep and very personally. I'm sure fans and maybe even people associated with the band are very appreciative of your efforts here. I know I am.

[@Eddie-ol9cv]

Love the music you bring to the table and your reactions are like 🍒s on top keep up the outstanding work darlin 👍

[@BethRoars]

Thank you so much 😁

[@iSikWicked]

If I remember correctly, Chester couldn't do that 17-second scream anymore because his vocal cords couldn't handle it anymore. I think I once read something like this that came up during a medical examination.

[@il3mendo]

That is life...... 😢

[@TheCynicalAutist]

It's incredibly difficult to do for anyone, even him. There is a rumour that he had an operation, but Chester himself debunked that. It just seems like as he got older he couldn't do that at every show, which is completely understandable given the extensive touring he did for nearly two decades.

[@lisameehan6937]

He will always be one of my favorite singers. His talent boggles my mind. Watching him - I'm torn between his physical beauty and humanity, insane talent, and the pain you see, hear, and feel. R.I.P. Chester ❤

[@Hydra_Scope]

Linkin Park has been my favorite band since I was a kid. I was broken up when I heard he passed. Every song I listen to by them hits home, from the lyrics to the emotion in his voice.

[@TiagoZor-El]

R.I.P brother. Your voice lives on forever Chester Bennington. Been listening to your music since high school and still listen to it every day when I'm at work especially when I'm feeling down or when I'm pissed off 😂😂😂

[@zacharywoodford8530]

It's hard to watch him perform this song now

[@SkumleBones]

Him and johnathan davis are the only 2 people that have been brave enough to put their deep pain in such detail that no one would want to sing about.

[@sajdbbb]

Chester made me a rock and metal fan for ever and my dream was being in his live performance . RIP Chester .

[@GSTN22]

I can't just see this without being all tears

[@RCW_Trader]

Chills every time…. This performance I really feel his emotions. Wow

[@ValiantXD818]

I was their at that concert and my God, Chester's voice is just soooo soooo much better live. That was the best concert I have ever been to, and I will never forget seeing him at MK. He helped me so much growing up, and I just wish I could have told him and said thank you 😢 RIP Chester.

[@kyoukitos]

Some people are blessed with the power to represent how the world feel. Chester was one of those. His voice could touch anyone who had heard him sing. He was blessed and so were we for having him with us. The world miss him.

[@ScoutSniper84]

RIP Chester, your music lives on so you do too. We love you and miss you.

[@zotharr]

He was incredible, omg

[@deimos0503]

the velocity and the timing that Chester pass to a rough sound to a clear and high sound is crazy. Only him.

[@spacecase420]

Live in Clarkston. 2007 version is awesome too. Great performance

[@PogoDarnexx]

I wish I could have seen them live for one time.. :( as a whole, a real shame really. It took me a long time to be able to listen to their Music again after he passed away, heartbearking, he did so much for us.

[@slap_A_flamingo]

I've loved Linkin Park since like 2000 or something. Nearly every song by them hits differently partly because of the struggles I've been through and mostly because Chester was going through a lot, unknown to a lot of people. The lyrics have such a deeper meaning now. Love them.

[@ancatdal]

I think it's amazing to hear someone describe how they physically feel his voice, because I really do too. It strikes me just about between my shoulderblades, like it's trying to get in, and sometimes it's almost unpleasant. I think it's because, like you said, some of his sounds are so primal and emotional, it triggers a response. I also often wish I could hug him, because he awakens so much compassion in me. It really was something, how authentic his voice was ❤ Thank you for sharing your insights! It's deeply fascinating, and you do it in such a way as can be understood by people who aren't singers, or even musicians. Well done! This might seem an odd suggestion, but I'm really curious about what you'd think of some of Chester's earliest work. During his late teens/earliest twenties, he was in a band called Grey Daze. They released two albums, Wake Me and No Sun Today. They had a very grungy sound, and Chester's singing is quite different there. Sadly no live recordings with decent audio. The band remade many songs after Chester's passing, but for the most part, I prefer their old ones. If you'd be interested, I think it would be fascinating, but I get if it's not "popular enough" to get the views needed to make a video. Thank you once again, I hope to see more analysis of his vocals ❤

[@briansmith9072]

Thanks Beth I have watched many of your videos and really appreciate your musical knowledge. You are one of my favorite reactionary persons and this one really hit home as my best friend suffers from severe depression with suicidal thoughts everyday. Also I just wanted to say what an amazing music artist you are and wish you nothing but the Best in your career. The world needs music more than ever and I can see you being a big part of the solution. ROCK ON! Brian The Dolphin Man

[@Dunkcity5994]

I dont know why i was fine the entire video until the end, and some emotion started welling up. A one of a kind talent lost to his own inner struggle. Live on through the music Chester 🙏

[@elrohiro2771]

What a journey to witness Beth´s emotions displayed this way, love your content

[@karentony3397]

Thank you for your fantastic response. Tears in my eyes too. Luv from Australia ❤️🎼❤️🎼❤️

[@nerinine]

Beth is so honest in her feelings.

[@ZapanTheberserker]

Chester explained in an interview that singing isn't hurting for his throat but for his head. To make distortion, you need to apply a lot of pressure plus an incredible work for breathing. That's why your blood pressure raise like you're trying to lift heavy weights. Cheers from France PS: I need you to know you have the cutest smile of KZbin!

[@tw1st3dw1ll7]

Having seen them live, still hurts me knowing I will never see them again.

[@adoboFosho]

Especially within the last few days

[@matt_jr_goku]

There isn’t many words to describe Chester other than an Angelic Angel. One of my massive inspiration’s! 🕊️

[@monykasaso]

This song has saved my life more times than I can count. It's one of my most listened of theirs.

[@theMick52]

Absolutely the BEST band I have seen live, in my lifetime at least!

[@Simon-ui6db]

YES!!! Great to see a Linkin park live performance react. Rest in peace Chester. Can relate so much to this tune personally. Thank you Beth for doing this react.

[@coolkid7555]

Chester has amazing vocal abilities. He can make powerful sounds with good control.

[@Josehm1710]

Nadie tiene una idea de lo satisfactorio que es para mi ver a "Vocal Coach" reaccionar a canciones de Linkin Park, porque en sus caras se les nota la impresión que les causa la magnificencia vocal del gran Chester Bennington

[@mathnyrd]

i love this music, it's so sad and powerful that same time!

[@oscararzate7956]

Un vídeo muy explosivo la música si que explosiva bien por tus diferentes estilos de reaccionar bien Beth 💥💥💥💥💥👏👏🍀🍀

[@Xxxero42]

He didn't do it in this video, but there is a live version where he pulls off the full 17 seconds. I was floored to see it.

[@davidyarbrough2197]

Rip Chester. He helped me so much in my younger years 10:27

[@nuss91]

Going through serious depression myself. I understand the frustration he’s belting out. You’ve saved so many, Chester. Sorry we couldn’t save you.

[@AyyyGabagool]

Rest in peace Chester. I will miss you forever. Great analysis

[@ai_aprophecy3077]

Yep no one can beat Chesters voice hes the one for me no more or no one can .

[@tastytoast6747]

Just want to point out that not in all live performances Chester splits up the scream, he does the full scream in some.

[@adoboFosho]

Yes she said it in the video

[@moonwalker9266]

Their songs his voice always get me... After his death there are certain songs that I cannot listen anymore without crying my eyes out every time...

[@bradleybickerdike6688]

Chester is amazing, incredible.. regret not seeing him live😢

[@sadiekincaid5310]

I don't know if you have reacted to QWERTY live Summer Sonic 2006 but if you haven't then you should react to QWERTY live Summer Sonic 2006. It really shows Chester's ability to switch back and forth between screaming and clean vocals. For Chester this was just a part in how he delt with his feelings in a healthier manner especially after going to rehab. For Chester the music is one of the things that helped him live as long as he did. Chester wore his heart on his sleeve and was very open with the fans about his struggles in life. He felt if he shared what he was dealing with then he maybe able to help someone else to not feel alone in their struggles with life. Chester had a bad childhood starting at the age of 7 years old.

[@NeganLucile-m7d]

Great chanell !!Chester didn’t always do the 17 seconds live, maybe to save his voice or by choice,in fact he did it several times live , particularly at the concert in san antonio in 2007 or 2008 .he did the 17 seconds twice in the same live in , given up and at the beginning of , from the inside. it was crazy.

[@nomasprime]

Chills me down to my very soul 🐐

[@ghostmonkey0432]

I remember seeing for the. first time if I remember correctly it was chiodos, coheed and Cambria, buck cherry, and man what a show, got to see him again for the project revolution tour where they sang hunger strike with Chris Cornell. We also need to remember that alot of the songs are also written by Mike Shinoda even some of the heavier lyrical songs chester of course was one hell of a singer, and knew how to bring his own experiences and just take the song to another level.

[@karlbecker8775]

The 17 second scream is epic! RIP Chester.

[@edwinduisburg8138]

I highly recommend people to listen his one of old albums called 'No Sun Today'. He was with a group called Grey Daze. One of his best works.

[@alisacook5830]

I hardly ever see mention that band and it’s too bad as it was some great work by him. For me, Dead by Sunrise was even better. His vocal range is amazing

[@lifeisbeautiful7361]

Love your reactions

[@Fox22791]

his live in clarkston version of given up, he does quite a few interesting things on top of a continuous 17 second scream. the 2nd bridge, when he goes "I hyperventilate" he says it while shaking his body to make it more in depth of what he is singing. its really cool.

[@bobtheburger1984]

Please check out his work with Grey Daze, Dead by Sunrise, Kings of Chaos and Camp Freddy. His voice was phenomenal and so versatile ❤

[@brenohbrt]

1:15 i started to cry in this exact moment.

[@davidyarbrough2197]

Chester was the answer to all us elder emo people in the late 90's and early2000p's. 6:57

[@ol_Mav_lo]

I can't listen to a single song without crying like wailing banshee :( Miss Chester so much

[@Stevenaramburo]

I love chester, I Miss him so much, I'm sad to know that all this lyrics were completely tru and we didn't notice until he left, but I'm also grateful for being able to live through the LP era :') he's just immortal, timeless, such a legend.

[@delamar6199]

There are a lot of great metal vocalists out there but Chester was a one in a million. RIP

[@mi5anthrope]

The best part of this video (and I haven't gotten there yet) is waiting for the scream, and if you know the song you know what I mean :)

[@juphillereycadion7963]

I can feel you miss him so much... WE ALL ARE... 🥺🥺🥺

[@aragrangay]

Legend and masterpice song😢

[@Matjo7588dk]

I feel like everyone who watch this song. Should watch this live version : Linkin Park - Given Up Live In Clarkston HD Its so emotional, he lives every word he sings. Not just singing, but using his whole body to tell the story. Watching this version of the song, really shows the true meaning of this song I feel. Linkin Park - Given Up Live In Clarkston HD

[@dinnertablef1]

Chester could sound demonic and angelic in the same song just seconds apart. He truly had extraordinary vocal capabilities. R.I.P and thanks to them for making my childhood. Hope the new ensemble does a good job.

[@TraciaKurosawa]

The "put me out of my misery" hurts so deep now knowing how it ended

[@70centurian]

RIP..... Peace to all MY Heros gone too soon.

[@janjaovulgodegas9486]

Incrível como eu sempre me arrepio com Given Up. A entrega dele nesse show, principalmente, passa de fantástica a preocupante, pois sabemos que ele vivia suas letras. Depois que Chester se foi, ouvir LP se tornou muito mais intenso para mim.

[@andacdrms]

I still cannot accept his absence. I feel like my friends will call me one day and say, “Hey, did you hear that new song of LP? It is f*cking lit, man. Chester ripped the song apart.” I feel terrible because they were always there for me whenever my life went really bad.

[@marcgustafson6015]

I loved Linkin Park when they came on the scene, still do! Took my oldest daughter to one of their concerts on her 16th birthday, and she became an immediate fan also! Man, how many of us just sat back and "rocked out" to the music - meanwhile, the lyrics, in hindsight, seemed to be a plea for help?! Chester, we all miss you! Wish we could of picked up earlier on the demons you battled... and lent a hand. Peace to all!

[@zaynes5094]

@marcgustafson6015 I felt it in my heart when he died. It was weird because even though Three Days Grace was my #1 band for a long time when Adam was the lead singer for them (and still like them now even with Matt), I still felt this loss and real sadness when Chester died.

[@carolmartin4413]

So sad..and painful to watch. Being a few generations ahead, we honestly didn't have music emoting self-pain. We had social anger, discomfort and pain...but not the inner pain one feels from depression or emotional scars. Even sadder when you think that he committed suicide not long after. 😢

[@dart0us]

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[@P_M21]

07:09 And I want to hug you for saying that.

[@Ser-Vex131]

Oh man. I could see your heart breaking at the exact same time as ours did.

[@marioivancarrenomartinez280]

Dont worry Beth I understand. We all wanted to hug him. :(

[@neilsimkins4074]

Ian Curtis, another tragic loss who showed his feelings of anxiety, isolation and loss through the complex lyrics of his songs. The eternal from Joy Divisions' Closer album is cold, beautiful and just heart breaking.

[@heavymetal116]

Coming from a Joy Division fan, vocally, there's nothing much to analyze Ian Curtis. They can only be analyzed with regard to their overall music.

[@seandobson6221]

This song has one of the longest and violent vocal fries I’ve ever heard. You can hear Chester’s pain through the whole song.

[@romulo_lupin]

thank you... Chester

[@richletram539]

Great reaction! 😭 Now off to buy your album. 😁

[@Timo8.2.]

chester said that those harsh vocals come b´naturally to him but those clean long notes is where he struggles

[@felipefonseca5670]

LP is not really my type of Rock. But Chester was a kind of singer. Brutal, raw and strong. RiP man.

[@mahesaramsay3596]

Automatic sad when he sing "put me out of my misery " 😩

[@captshavers]

I think the emotion is why I'm drawn to Omri so much too and why I loved linked park so much growing up. You can feel pain in the music. If you haven't checked him out, Omri is fairly good at conveying emotion. "Demons," and "save me," are a decent starting point. I do miss Chester 😢 though

[@christopherkarlon4463]

I miss so much chester and cornell, damn its always hard do listen they music.

[@avalt0134]

Every single LP song after knowing Chester's fate, they just hit completely different.