FIRST TIME REACTING TO | BO BURNHAM "CAN'T HANDLE THIS" (KANYE RANT) REACTION

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[@covrtdesign5279]

Well, that message went RIGHT over the head and proved his point of this song PERFECTLY.

[@synthe_]

Yeah, I was surprised by that.

[@javiasme]

You could tell instantly that she didn't catch it at all

[@xtravagentk1275]

Yeah, kinda disappointed there. "He's talking about filling his burrito to explosion". No he's not Britt, but oh well.

[@_WeDontKnow_]

@@xtravagentk1275 Bo himself said he wasn't being metaphorical about anything in the burrito section a long time ago, shortly after the special came out lmao. sorry to say but you're the one reading into things that aren't there edit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4Ckc3yXl8yFeck 11:35 mark for anyone wondering where he said it.

[@xtravagentk1275]

@@_WeDontKnow_ Cool, and the rest of the entire song? Still missed it.

[@lewismaddox4132]

Britt, give it another listen, it'll break your heart. Recreating a Kanye atmosphere is practically incidental. Just the vessel in which he conveys his message.

[@tmakinthehouse]

I tear up every time. I get it.

[@adamcarushow3452]

Could you hear his message? His emotion, anxiety, frustration. All wrapped up in a beautiful instrumental. But his message is what always hits me. “Laugh as he attempts to give you what he cannot give himself…”

[@ericyoungstrom5745]

Same here, this song is heavy.

[@xhorton]

I feel like she missed the message. As Bo says, "you can tell them anything as long as you make it funny make it rhyme" she was so distracted by Kanye music lights. Has she seen All Eyes On Me?

[@twistedbard]

That last yell always hits me as just so real and primal. Knowing, now, what was going on with him, at the time, I know why. Something really real was coming out.

[@brodequinakatukk7591]

Yeah, his performance hits like a truck. It´s just hilarious until it suddenly isn´t. I am glad that he took a timeout, got the help he needed and is now back stronger than ever.

[@insertnamehere7343]

She missed it totally. In fact I've noticed her reactions are very surface level. This will be my last time watching her .

[@dupersuper1938]

The irony of her saying people who haven't seen the Kanye performance that he's referencing may not fully appreciate this while completely missing the point he's conveying is delicious.

[@elbruces]

This was his last performance before quitting for 5 years due to on-stage panic attacks. Then just when he was ready to try to start performing again, Covid hit. I don't know how you missed how much pain he was putting into that performance towards the end, but it looks like about half the audience missed it too, they were just cheering and bobbing their heads.

[@beeby9689]

Definitely missed it the first time I watched it, when I found out more about Bo, this hit harder and harder

[@kucsidavee]

I love that this song can basically be used as a Litmus test. If you have symphtomatic metal health issues you just stare and go Oh my dear lord. If you don't, then you just keep vibing as soon as he starts back up. Saw reactions with both end results. I myself fell into cathegory 1.

[@kucsidavee]

I never said understanding anywhere, since I meant that as you actually listening to the song and not just having it as a background task, since Bo is famous for having multiple meanings hidden in the song. And look at the crowd's reaction as well: "Whooooo" as soon as he goes back at it. They are just vibing despite the nuke he just dropped. Don't tell me most of the theatre that paid for it wasn't understanding it at all. And it's not even a care about it or not, since my friend who's mental health is excelent went right back to vibing as well, and as soon as the song was over he asked: "Btw, shouldn't we send some well wishes to the dude?"

[@cherhorroritz3298]

@@bstnk I agree with you. I’m an autistic writer who listens to a songs lyrics predominantly over the music. I have friends with ADHD who’ll listen to songs sonically, and they’ll miss lyrics a lot of the time. I used to think reactions to this song were a good way of telling if people had trauma or were neurodivergent but now I just think it’s a good way of telling if people listen to music lyrically or sonically. I think it’s reductive to assume people are neurotypical just because they missed a lyric.

[@moonflowerme6246]

Wow!!!! How do people not get this????

[@jacksmith-vs4ct]

@@cherhorroritz3298 agreed particularly for someone not well versed in BO himself were there tells for sure but people miss them all the time I think she kinda misread a few parts too which doesn't help but that how it is that life.

[@gavino2812]

Bo literally proving his point before our very eyes

[@user-dd6xg3ox2i]

Yea just went right over her head

[@alicecovers19]

yes oh my god

[@ryandavis7969]

I love your reactions. You are my fav reactor! You are sweet, funny, and your facial expressions are the best. But you may want to do a second take on this reaction. You focused alot on Kanye and missed what Bo was saying. This is a cry for help. He took 5 years off from performing after he did this song/special

[@courtneysmith6082]

You missed the verses where he was confessing his mental struggles. Yes the beat and visuals are spectacular and it’s funny but there is a deeper meaning in it

[@gregory3499]

Exactly. Its actually quite heart breaking. Especially if you are going through the same thing and relate to it.

[@otlforumadmin]

@@gregory3499 yes. this song hit different. i have cried every time i have heard/seen it.

[@Pupalah]

@@otlforumadmin how he ends with "i hope You're happy" hits so hard.

[@Shaneejardine]

Same issue in the other Bo reaction video of hers I watched where it felt like she missed the seriousness if the song.

[@gavino2812]

She just skipped over it like it was nothing 😂 praised everything but the most important part of it

[@peteypops2776]

God knows how many times I've seen this but man....That gut punch gets me everytime.

[@blakec8549]

I always get a little sand in the eye when I hear this.

[@peteypops2776]

@@blakec8549 the lyrics taking on other meaning, THAT line,the primal scream.... always hits hard.

[@ElectricMusicianDude]

Agreeing with the rest of the comments. It's always nice to see someone appreciating just how much work goes into his performance, but it feels a little empty if you're not also talking about the content of the lyrics when he gets 'serious'. Kind of exactly proves Bo's point about how he can say anything if he makes it pretty, makes it rhyme. You'll get the context when/if you react to more of his "Inside" content. Looking forward to more Bo on this channel.

[@Chrills1]

That one went right over Your head..

[@tracyrodgers5179]

Yep. She totally missed it. Kind of makes his point entirely.

[@NoMythSmith]

Man, watching his progression up to this point hurts. He was so happy, but you can feel his pain in this. He's literally telling us he's going through some tough mental struggles. He actually took a 5 year break after this and came back during the pandemic. He's so creative and talented.

[@Bolt986]

In addition to what everyone says here at the end when he says "Good Night, I hope your happy". It has a perfect mix of sincere, I hope your happy, hope you enjoyed the show "make happy" etc. But it also has a "I hope your happy that you did this to me" undertone.

[@ATX_C_Hawks]

I feel like the message may have been lost a little on you a little bit Britt. I hope you give this another listen and really really pay attention to what he says. Especially the “a part of me loves you” part. This song hurts my heart for Bo.

[@candicewaller403]

This song utterly breaks my heart EVERY SINGLE TIME. The lyrics are intense and the juxtaposition of all the stage production, it's just incredibly gut-wrenching. "As he attempts to give you what he CANNOT give himself" and "a part of me NEEDS you, a part of me fears you" I mean, come on! And it *is* a bop, that's why it lands so heavy. It's pain, anxiety, self-deprecation, theatre and 'pop music' all in one. Totally disarming combination.

[@Samurai_Stoner]

No matter how many times I watch this, at the moment the crowd gets what he's really saying gives me chills

[@schubox]

Don''t think I've seen anyone completely miss the message of this song like this

[@joshrosel3611]

Bo is quite literally having a panic attack on stage. I've heard stories of his sound guys not being prepared for the OHHH's at the end and I've read he spent time backstage alone crying after this. Then he took 5 years off.

[@kceecahill6330]

At face value his 'problems' are funny, but then when you think of his problems as analogies for real problems he was facing: can't reach the pringles in the bottom of the can = I can never reach happiness, I want to have a daughter to finally help me reach happiness... chipotle burrito spilling out everywhere = fame, I would have never chased fame and notoriety if I knew it came with everything that it comes with... "I wouldn't have gotten half this sh*t if I knew it wouldn't fit"... And then he ends with a moment of honesty with the crowd, but acknowledges that he's a comedian and that he can't actually share his problems with them and if he just "makes it funny, makes it rhyme" it doesn't matter what he says, they will all laugh anyways. I saw this show live, and I remember in the moment thinking "I don't think we are supposed to be laughing at this?" and the crowd was... come to find out it literally was Bo saying he's not ok

[@garretthenderson5738]

One reactor caught on that the "can't handle this" is a really clever double. CAN't HANDle this... a call back to his rant on his hand being two large for Pringles cans. Or, more likely, the pringles can bit was deisgned to set up the can't handle this refrain. Pretty damn clever.

[@somedudewatchintv5297]

Bo has explicitly said the burrito and Pringle stuff aren't metaphor.

[@gmuppet]

I still can't watch this performance without breaking down into tears. It hurts my heart so much knowing what he's going through in front of all those people, while they just laugh and clap away like everything is ok. Watch Bo's All Eyes On Me, he talks about it a little more in that song. This was his last performance until he released Inside. After leaving the stage here, he sat backstage and cried by himself for several hours, then cancelled all of his remaining appearances and completely disappeared for 5 years.

[@TuxKamen]

I wouldn't say he disappears completely, he did some filmmaking that won awards and directed some comedy specials, plus he had a role in the 2020 film Promising Young Woman

[@bobbyduegrr3347]

Brings me to tears every time. I honestly thought she’d catch it but I guess not

[@Jesterz01]

"Look at them; they're just staring at me, like "Come and watch the skinny kid with a Steadily declining mental health, and laugh as he attempts To give you what he cannot give himself" This hits hard...

[@MeelogMalterion]

and now youve seen his last standup before leaving comedy for 5 years apparently he had an actual panic attack on stage at the end when he was talking about hating but needing the fans

[@alfraelich]

He discusses it in his song 'All eyes on me' from Inside. I'm glad he's doing better.

[@timpwhit]

Beat me to it. While Britt does a great job of describing how Bo recreates Kanye's style (for which, not being a Kanye fan, I'll have to take her word but interesting nonetheless), like a lot of other reactors I've seen and seemingly a large part of the audience that night the abrupt tonal shift in the second half of this song gets missed . Bo is describing his own mental anguish in a deeply moving, heartfelt way, and even sardonically predicts people will fail to understand his message when he says "You can tell them anything/If you just make it funny, make it rhyme." "All Eyes on Me," where he describes his years-long battle with panic attacks, would be a good follow-up to this song.

[@blakec8549]

It's not a bad thing when people miss the point of this bit. You have to be just a little unhealthy to catch it's meaning in a first time watch.

[@chlupl]

I have been in tears hearing this song more often then not. I don't know that I ever took it as needing unhealth to get it, but more empathy than narcissism. Is this song a presentation made for the audience or a personal message being put out to the world? Just like the words, the truth is it is both. I've always found the last line to be the most genius. "I hope you're happy". I think he genuinely wants to bring Happiness to people, but it's also perfectly passive aggressive.

[@satoristeve]

@@chlupl I never hear people mention that crazy double in that last line! I don’t get why; if it’s just that obvious or if it’s sliding in under the radar after the rest of the song. I love it. It really puts such a perfect close on that piece.

[@oneeyedjonny]

This was the last song Bo performed before his mental breakdown and 5 year hiatus. You can hear it in this song... its not about the burrito.

[@The1SSGrant]

The chipotle burrito isn’t just a funny verse for this song, it’s also a metaphor for his fame and success and how it’s not what he expected and how it has affected him in ways he never would’ve thought, especially regarding mental health. And how he feels like things are just a mess. “Wouldn’t have got half of it if I knew it wasn’t going to fit” demonstrates the pain/anxiety he bears as a performer… “a part of me loves you, a part of me hates you, a part of me needs you, part of me fears you”. Speaking of his own insecurity and need to perform but also feeling like he’s just being a caricature of himself. He bears his real problems on stage but then everyone breaks into applause when he says “ I should probably just shut up and do my job…” which I imagine could feel like, “just entertain us, we don’t wanna hear it”… and Bo recognizes that but I bet it could feel bad when you’re someone like Bo who thinks and feels very deeply. Everything is layered with him. He’s a genius in the truest sense and often that comes with a felt sense of reality that is different than most people and comes with carrying a lot of weight.

[@Whitesquall123]

The Pringles bit is also a similar metaphor. What he wants is out of reach then all of a sudden it all comes pouring down on him and it's too much to handle.

[@thebulky1]

Not hear to shame at all. But Bo is at least on record saying the Pringle can and Chipotle burrito aren't metaphors for anything. They are just silly stories. I know disappointing. But what he said...

[@Whitesquall123]

@@thebulky1 I heard that too, but Bo has a way of downplaying his talent and misleading his audience (in a good way). It absolutely could be a complete coincidence he used two perfect metaphors in his song about life being too overwhelming. But I think he didn't want to admit it as to not increase the pressure on him. Pressure to be that brilliant again. Even though he made Inside, which is a masterpiece and better than Make Happy. Just my opinion.

[@NoMythSmith]

​@@thebulky1 the best way to hide your pain and get the truth out is to label it a joke

[@vh8542]

@@thebulky1 I saw that to. But I think it's possible even if its true, that on some subconscious level he thought about that because of the similarities of how he felt. But could have just been Bo thinking about stupid problems to rant about.

[@jepito29]

May want to rewatch focusing on the words more than the production

[@JSeriously]

I think the most impressive part of this whole thing, is that Bo controls everything himself, while performing. The talent this guy exudes constantly, is amazing. He puts his soul into everything. You should see his special as a whole. He completely broke himself just to make everyone happy.

[@user-ne1tb2cm4d]

It's deeper. Highly advise you to listen to it again! So amazing.

[@michaelh9649]

It’s interesting seeing Kanye fans react to this. They tend to get caught up in the uncanniness of the production and miss the lyrics, but they also tend to better see the production value, musical prowess, and the fact that he’s working the auto tune himself.

[@emily93800]

Please watch "All Eyes On Me" from Inside next!

[@kinjiru731]

This is, to me, Bo's most moving and powerful performance. Knowing what he's expressed about his true struggles with mental health just makes it hit home even more.

[@wesleydale1]

Think of the burrito as his career and think of the person making the burrito as the managers that he had to deal with when he was a teenager

[@MetalGuyReacts]

If you get a chance definitely listen to this again. Bo starts many of his songs with what seems like a silly demeanor, but then he cuts straight to the heart by the end. The end was a MASSIVE cry for help.

[@ginofication]

It wasn't about copying kanye... and it wasn't about over filling a burrito... I think you missed the point on this one. BUT! Still a great reaction. ❤Cheers! Request: Ren "Hi Ren"

[@richi1235]

Unfortunate no reaction to the most meaningful part 😅

[@ammamamma22]

Was waiting for that too… makes me tear up every time. I’m glad the reaction came though, I kept requesting it on the other Bo videos.

[@tnae]

Britt: I don't think you can grasp the full scope of it without...." Also Britt as Bo sings "And laugh as he attempts to give you what he cannot give himself (i.e. happiness): YEAH! *smiling and laughing* Me: 😖

[@de1855]

She's too focused on making silly faces to the camera. Gotta nail that thumbnail picture, rather than focus on the point of the song/ performance. This video by Bo, show's who the real reactors are, and the ones that are just going through the motions.

[@colbygadberry3003]

This is a prime example that people really only listen to the beat and not the words...I love your reactions please listen to this again and open your ears and heart to his message

[@billybjorgo]

The satirical nature of this is only half of it. It’s mainly how Bo can’t handle all of the expectations, fame,etc. He is actually having a panic attack during the last bit of the rant. The last scream/ha was real. If you look closely you see his hands shaking. After the show he broke down in his dressing room and cried for 2 hours. This is the prequel to “All eyes on me”

[@jamesbench2032]

Thank you been waiting for this Britt

[@glebkarpenko6095]

Oh Britt... I'll quote other people here: ...you missed the whole point of this performance... ...last standup before leaving comedy for 5 years...

[@otlforumadmin]

As someone who lives his life in this struggle, this entire song resonates with me on a very deep level. I wouldn't have gotten so many things in my life if i knew it wouldn't fit. I really wouldn't. :c

[@vh8542]

Doesn't matter if its the first time I've heard it, or 300th (I'm closer to 300th lol) but line "Laugh as he attempts to give you what he cannot give himself" almost makes me break down every time. If I was in the audience listening to this I could not get myself to clap in the end...I'd just be like fuck I'm here supporting his mental breakdown and anxiety. I can't wait for you to see Left Brain, Right Brain; as well as the ending to what. Soo good.

[@educationalramblings6826]

This was my last lesson to my classes after teaching for 27 years. I let the kids know that he was going through anxiety attacks on stage and stopped performing for 5 years. My students had asked me why i was quitting. I told them i wasnt happy. When it ended... i told them to be happy. Britt.... the song All Eyes on Me, on his Inside video on Netflix refers to his anxiety problems

[@Charsept]

The tricky thing with Bo is, he goes from comedy to serious talk and back, constantly. It's a crazy mix that makes it hard to know what to feel. It's true of almost all his comedy. Few pieces are purely comedy. Almost everything has another layer.

[@thelatentobserver121]

One of my fave Bo tunes. Dude is a genius. Nice reaction.

[@Lions1986]

i feel like she didnt get the metaphor of what the song was talking about and didnt really hear when he was talking about his mental health and all that.

[@blakec8549]

What I wouldn't give to see one of bo's specials live. I'm happy he took a break though, and I was happy to see him a little less hard on himself on his newest special. Bo was a kid on KZbin one-day and the next he was hanging with the giants of the comedy world. Who wouldn't be crushed by such a rapid rise? If Bo can find it in him to love himself then I have hope for humanity.

[@travisbille3349]

He says in an interview that when he satirizes something of someone, it’s more because he appreciates their talent. He absolutely loves the theatre of Kanye’s old shows so this is more of a tribute than a joke. Though he also admits this was all written before Kanye became a problem.

[@emerypitney9110]

its funny to me that all she was talking about was how spot on it was to kanye's rant like she didnt even realize the whole mental breakdown he was having literally on stage while preforming that song..

[@TOGtheWizard]

You can tell them anything if you just make it funny, make it rhyme. This is really proof that a good beat and some lights, you can talk about anything and get the people going. :(

[@patmuldoon9369]

I think you missed the point on this. The audience's lack of reaction was due to they had just witnessed a man spilling his soul out (and having a panic attack) on the stage. He didn't perform live for 5 yrs after this.

[@Pupalah]

crazy this song is about him having panic attacks on stage. the last line "i hope youre happy" always hits me.

[@matthewgriffiths9453]

I always find it crazy that this man bared his soul literally telling everyone that his mental health is decking and that he’s in a constant battle between being the entertainer but being true to himself all the while struggling internally and the crowd just applaud like, “wow that’s so entertaining!” Feel the reaction here was similar, missing the point or the gravity of what he’s saying and instead bopping along to the catchiness of the track as he ploughs through the deepest part, at one point literally screaming in anguish. When I watched it for the first time I got goosebumps and felt like reaching through the screen to give him a hug

[@georgeemerick6521]

Bo makes himself very vulnerable

[@drizzle531]

Idk if you'll see this but what light are you using behind your monitor? The lighting in these videos is amazing.

[@jfry5000]

What is the best way to get reaction requests in?

[@JackiePearl]

I used to watch this part of the special on repeat and by the end I’d tear up. I love it.

[@PenneySounds]

You just witnessed an actual panic attack. He says that he walked off stage after this and cried for ages.

[@thezachari]

I was hoping to see you do this one when you started watching his stuff. It's my favorite of his having been to a few of Kanye's shows. I love this bit.

[@bobbyogden4574]

It's wise, when listening to Bo, to pay extra close attention to the lyrics. There is literally always a deeper message. Great reaction regardless :]

[@TapOut1191]

Everybody already mentioned it, but you missed this one. He is quite literally crying for help. He was in the middle of a panic attack in this performance. Heart breaking

[@BoydOfPray]

Definitely appreciate the fullness of the production, but listen again when you get the chance to appreciate the fullness of what he's actually saying! Bo has a way of making you laugh and bop and then wrap it up in a haymaker that almost makes you feel guilty for enjoying it so much. Which is pretty masterful to me. Love your videos! ♥️

[@tammyknoll1496]

Bo taps you on the shoulder with a smile, then the KO😉👍

[@rollingtwenty2266]

Britt... I love your reactions. Have another crack at this one pleeease, knowing what you do now. A second take would be amazing and I'd watch.

[@tonyfix8739]

This song broke me. The honesty is the amazing part. He bared his soul completely seconds after a Chipotle bit.

[@webdrude]

i love the genius of the title "wrapping" all the concepts together. it's a 'lil package that most people don't even grasp.

[@Chetloore]

Love your comedy reactions.

[@scottmarlow2282]

What's amazing that you may have overlooked is he does his own choreography, fucking brilliant.

[@ricardosaenz569]

pringles can represents the small "opening" that a person has reach or given goal, desire, or idealized self/situation; not being able to reach what you want. the burrito is about trying to do to much or fit to much into your life, "trying to have it all", only to see it all fall apart.

[@erinnpeterson]

this song has made me cry so many times and I'm feeling what he is while the audience isn't truly listening to the words he is saying

[@askholia]

She just said she can get her hand into a pringles can. The rest of us DONT KNOW WHAT THATS LIKE! JK, you rock, I love your reactions, keep going lol

[@Kwright304]

He’s not talking about a burrito he’s talking about overflowing his life with things that take from him emotionally but he feels obligated to continue

[@therealduz-t6762]

He’s not talking about a burrito. He’s talking about managing anxiety while being a public figure.

[@SaruCharmed]

Watching his song All Eyes On Me is a great followup to this.

[@Blackwaterjack]

This is a panic attack live on stage this song always makes me sad

[@oneeyedjonny]

Britt just getting off the golf course over here

[@suvijii841]

I think you were too focused on the Kanye impersonation (which is PERFECT ngl) to notice the more subtle layers of the song. But, for me the Kanye hint is not only for the auto tune, lighting etc but also a nod to his struggle with mental health. I think Bo admires Kanye a lot, but also relates to his mental health problems a lot.

[@MzyraJ]

While what other people say is true about the emotional meaning, I do appreciate hearing from somebody who knows Kanye West's performance to compare and to know how brilliantly Bo did that aspect of this performance He's so talented even on the verge of a breakdown 😢

[@NJDEVIL91923]

The head bopping stops when he gets serious, the pain and anxiety becomes apparent. There's a reason he went on hiatus after this show.

[@leotru4374]

Is this the show where Bo was having a panic attack?

[@smo__flor6568]

he had a panic attack after performing it and this was before his 5 year break he speaks about in all eyes on me

[@MotionBlurMyself]

That's the show when he decided to stop yes

[@DrtBgMarx]

That ending makes me cry no matter how many times I hear it, that last scream you can see him shaking from an anxiety attack.

[@Dellmyrbard]

You blew my mind when you got it when he said "I hope you're happy", you got it immediately. That was such a good performance, he's a genius

[@johndough3809]

Man… really didn’t expect this to go over your head like that… this song is basically a test, and you failed. 😔

[@Leedark3]

Both the Pringles can and Chipotle burrito joke are about shoving more into a container than will fit, like he feels with fame.

[@keeganmitchell8159]

the chipotle burrito is a metaphor for the fame he has and everything that comes with it. he wouldnt have done it all if he knew that it would be such a detriment to his mental health. he is overwhelmed and breaking down. i can feel the pain when he shouts toward the end. Im so thankful he is doing better nowadays!. love your reactions!!

[@namelessemperor9242]

Not so fun fact, during the end portion this song he was having a severe panic attack. You can see his hand shaking like a leaf while holding the mic, and thats why that last yell sounded so much more raw the the others and why he left so fast. After this performance he stopped his tour and went on his 5 year break before Inside

[@LIVINGSTON6]

laugh as he attempts to give you what he can not give himself...you're spot on girl 🤨

[@fangurkseraph]

8:26 "How are you not bopping your heads to this, it is so good." It's cause everytime I hear this song, I know how it ends, so I'm sitting there in tears (nvm still bopping my head tho full of snot)

[@ahernandez95]

every time i listen to this song it makes me cry maybe its a good thing that people in a better mental state dont catch the deeper meaning but us "depressed crazy" ones do

[@wonderweasle2212]

He wasn't talking about food at all the whole song lol

[@pklemming]

Ingenuity and sadness in a single song. The latter part was a cry for help, including the intermittent screams of anguish at his situation. The irony of being a performer who wanted to make other people laugh, but was not happy himself, stuck in a situation where the trepidation of performing led to onstage panic attacks, with the audience not caring about his mental health as long as they had a good night out. He is a genius, and like a lot of people with an exceptionally high intellect, suffers from depression and other mental issues. Literally the sad clown trope, without the makeup.

[@andrew348]

Bo is spilling his guts out and she's talking about the beat and Kanye. Im pretty sure the soul of the song flew right over her head

[@Randomninja47]

This song breaks my heart every time I hear it.

[@abducteeofearth1703]

I know I’m 11 months after the fact but the ending of his first special “What” is worth a reaction as well.

[@BillyT603]

I think you missed the message on this one. Give this another listen, and then watch “all eyes on me” for more context. This was his last performance before he stepped away from comedy. He was having a panic attack during this performance.

[@padraiglyons5574]

sorry britt but you missed the whole point of this performance. It wasn't about Kanye at all try playing it to yourself again without pausing.

[@alexandermarquardt597]

The man had a breakdown on that stage. He literally stopped performing after that for years to get his mentals in order. This is more than you saw.

[@theshakyproject2971]

"Water Container Things" Yes, we call them cups now. :)

[@steveewunder]

NGL this is my first exposure to the fact that Brit is married. All im saying is that I cried 😂😂😂. Great content, I subbed, and ur partner is blessed. Godspeed lol

[@jonathannelson8512]

"Water container things" LUL

[@caistigh2062]

This was Bo's last tour/comedy performance for about 5 years. He was suffering panic attacks on stage, perhaps even in this very clip, that I'm not sure on. People have argued that even the burrito bit has a double meaning "wouldn't have gotten half this shit if I knew it wouldn't fit in the burrito" contrasting with him shooting to stardom so fast, and perhaps he wouldn't have done it if he had known? Not sure about that, but I do know this was Bo's way of telling the world he is NOT okay. It's heartbreaking in a way.