Coach Reacts to Bo Burnham - All Eyes on Me

Get ready for a deep dive into #psychology #music and #therapy as we discuss Bo Burnham's powerful and unique song/work of art: All Eyes On Me
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[@nimajneB621]

You should watch the whole special. It was filmed, written, produced and (obviously) starred Bo Burnham all throughout 2020. It's an incredible art piece. He released outtakes a year later which includes extra songs and parts. Both of them are amazing and well worth watching.

[@antivanti]

Yes. Art piece is the only way to describe it... Or just experience

[@monosy1ab1k]

It also makes the farcical aspect of the production more obvious... Lots of ppl missing half the joke here

[@Rezkin144]

And let us not ever forget that INSIDE was nominated for SIX EMMY'S and won THREE OF THEM!

[@ericbasford9318]

Double pretty-please Rosalie, watch the whole Inside movie! Yes it’s art, but it’s also one of the only cultural artifacts that faced the experience of COVID head-on. It holds a mirror to the lives we lived and have been trying to forget.

[@MisterRawgers]

She ain’t gonna do that lol she’s playing a character for her channel

[@Queneduk]

The funny thing that happened was Covid. In the interlude, he said he felt ready to be back on stage in January 2020. The irony is that he worked on himself all that time and when he was ready, everything closed and nobody could perform live for quite a while. This was filmed during the covid lockdown.

[@jaristoppelenburg]

Interesting, I (and some other people I’ve talked to about it) interpreted the “funniest thing” happening as the panic attacks coming right back the moment he got back on stage. An analogy would be someone who is on antidepressants overestimating how fast they can ditch their medication cause their live is going a bit better and, the moment they stop the medication, they fall back into their old self-destructive habits.

[@EyedOmally]

@@jaristoppelenburg Nah its def the covid thing.

[@jaristoppelenburg]

@@EyedOmally yeah you’re right hahahaha

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@jaristoppelenburggiven he is once again performing, the “audience” laughs as if they know exactly what’s meant, him literally specifying he started thinking this in early 2020, the entire special being a depiction of mental health deterioration in quarantine, and him not elaborating that the funny thing was he began having panic attacks, which would be the much needed stinger at the end if the intent wasn’t to reference an event we all knew happened.

[@chrisgipson1860]

Bo is one of the original music KZbinrs, so he's a lot more popular then people realize, and he's also a lot more talented then people realize, but he basically fell off the planet from 2015 to 2020 because of his own personal mental issues. If he would have been actively creating during that time, everybody would know who he is. He's basically a George Carlin that likes to sing/rap.

[@sojiwoji]

he made and directed a whole movie in that time man

[@antivanti]

The "funny thing" that happened is of course the pandemic and the lockdown which forced him to make the entire comedy special without being able to get in front of an audience so the entire thing is just him working through that alone inside this little shack... But while a lot of it is funny it also gets super real a lot of the time

[@-Rambi-]

Per usual, great reaction and dissection. The "funny thing" was the pandemic, if we listen to the song again with that in mind it all kind of fall into place. "Got it? Good, now get inside We're goin' to go where everybody knows Everybody knows, everybody knows We're goin' to go where everybody knows Everybody knows" Also Rosalie, I highly recommend to watch his "Can't Handle This (Kanye Rant)" that was his last performance before he had to take a 5 year break. He even tells the on-watchers what is going on and is met with cheers and laughter, it is quite the experience. And after that, of course the whole Inside special, I watched it 7 times and it still gets to me.

[@mus1km1x3r]

Next from Bo should be 'Can't handle this (Kanye rant).' It's the ending of the last show he did before taking a break. He was having a panic attack while performing it even.

[@joshrobertson929]

100%. All Eyes On Me is kind of a sequel to Can’t Handle This.

[@ThatguyPurps]

Bo is great, welcome to the rabbit hole 😂 Everything he has done is awesome. He is a singing comedian much life the Australian "Tim Minchin" This whole special, Bo locked himself away in the room in the backyard and made the whole thing by himself. Lighting, production, creativity etc was all him. You can see his hair and beard grow over the months he was in there. He does a funny song about reaction videos too 😂

[@GMSquared]

No joke onthat.

[@warmsnow]

Damn Rosalie you do react to some of the greatest pieces of music on this planet! Love this! ❤ This song gives me shivers and it's such a masterpiece!

[@_CRUMP_]

5:27 the “get inside” always gives me chills

[@PSDragon]

Wow, he is amazing. I'm so glad I've stumbled on to you Rosalie a few months ago. You review some amazing people/groups that I never know of. Thanks for your reviews and opinions. Keep it up, you have a fan in me.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

The next song should 100% be his Kanye rant. It is the show that lead to him leaving his career for 5 years. Like, literally after performing that song. Edit: Also, be aware that early Bo is probably not your cup of tea. His real early stuff was shock-style writing and he says a lot of stuff that you won't like, just based off of your comments on worldly content in music and videos.

[@bradleystubbs4942]

^^Absolutely this!!! To give it more context to his mental health, the Kanye rant is ABSOLUTELY necessary. If I am not mistaken, after the “make happy” special ended, he went back to the dressing room and absolutely broke down.

[@chaoticusernamr]

This!! We need more likes on this so she see’s!!

[@jkehler1258]

Absolutely!!!!!

[@willeymiller4760]

Again you do it right I like the way you broke this down and I like the way you dig in to all the songs . I just think your amazing thats why I am here for it as a ride or die forever EyyyyyOoooo.

[@Spot-t]

Please Rosalie, more Bo. His mental health journey kinda helped myself tackle my own situation in a weird way, I really appreciate his work, all of it.

[@jmkiser33]

more bo pls!

[@MADDOG_AUDIO]

Your reaction area is looking AWESOME!!!

[@Lb_Collects]

Bo Burnham is one of the most talented people I've ever seen. Loved his stuff for years, wish more people i knew appreciated him. Dope dude.

[@Kodiak660]

CONGRATULATIONS ROSE ON HITTING 100K!!!!!!!!! I'M SO PROUD OF YOU!!!!!! YOU HAVE COME FAR IN SUCH A SHORT TIME!!!❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH!! :) Thank you for celebrating the various milestones along the way.

[@oranski3299]

First video of yours I've seen. Mightily impressed, I'll be looking for your input on a lot more stuff going forward

[@vattulaitti]

As this is still fresh in your mind it would be great to react to his previous special "make happy" and the last track "Can't handle this (kanye rant)" It will create an timeline of him and you understand better where he is at musically and mentally and who he is as an artist. This special, the inside, was filmed during lock down and he did the whole thing in his room. I was personally in a very bad place when it came out and it felt so relatable and familiar. Now watching it after when I am little better it hurts to see.

[@Jump3RPictur3s]

the line and title "all ryes on me" is both the command to the audience and a statement from Bo's perspective, as he already has all eyes on him, the cause of his anxiety on stage, but as a performer he still wants those eyes on him nonetheless. The entire song has personal and universal introspective meanings, hitting different people differently, depending on where you are mentally and what you know... that is why it is genius and deserves that Grammy, because it can be universal on one hand but it can be very personal on the other with the very same line.

[@GMSquared]

Oh yes, more reactions Bo!

[@ranahooke1907]

Yesss. Please check out more Bo!!

[@tammyknoll1496]

Please Please Please do Bo's "The Chicken"!

[@sample.text.]

Oh you're in for a treat. Highly recommend watching the whole "Inside" special... He made it from the heart, as a psychotherapist i think you'd enjoy it very much.

[@sarahnara7199]

There are some Bo videos that all you can really say is "wow" this is absolutely one of them.

[@ambersargent2251]

Bo Burnham is amazing. Don't stop here!

[@bartonbagnes4605]

This should be followed up with the last performance he did before his "break", it's called "Kanye Rant".

[@antivanti]

The meta commentary of being a comedian basically being talking about your trauma as the audience laughs gets real

[@JAGplayz]

It would be interesting to see what you think about some of his earlier stuff.

[@LudusAurea]

It was used in like EVERY yt short and fb reel and TikTok for a solid few months

[@musochickburns8212]

Bo Burnham is another very thought provoking and highly intelligent/talented artist. I'd love for Bo and Ren to do a collab 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💕

[@JNB0723]

Bo's Inside songs are amazing. That Funny Feeling and Goodbye are my favorites, but every song has something to say. However, "How the World Works", "Comedy" and "Welcome to the Internet" are good starting points that make those songs I mentioned mean so much.

[@genostellar]

I think you are correct when you talk about what this song is about. The funny thing he mentions is in reference to something that happened to the whole world in 2020, causing him and most others to stay inside. Also, definitely react to Welcome To The Internet next. It's a great song, too.

[@jimshreve83]

First time to the channel, I really enjoyed your review, your talented, articulate, and animated. And unintentionally hilarious with the two attempts all call and response. IMO this was the wrong song for an introduction because he has been brilliant at this for 15 years, inspite of his time off and COVID. I'm sure he wrote and played music all throughout that time. And if you go back ten years you will see the progression from light to dark. On a side note if you don't know The Smothers Brothers, Tommy died recently, I'm sure you enjoy their work. I paused your video 3/4 way in to look at your channel and was intrigued by your simply perfect playlist setup. I'm learning Spanish and this will make it very easy to take a deeper dive. Have a happy holiday or whatever.

[@kempkennedy5068]

Love your reactions Rosalie! This one is a tough one to grasp without the full backstory which I'm sure you can read all about from others in the comments. Once you have the full context, it becomes easier to see why this isn't a song as much as a 'performance'. If you really want to see peek Bo from a psychoanalysis perspective I can't recommend "The Kanye Rant" enough. It was the last special before he took 5 years off and it basically is a study in how fame was wearing him down, done in a performance that is funny, disturbing, and heartbreaking all at the same time. Hope you can get to it, it is right up your ally.

[@MoreBatteries]

Became emotional after he said the "the water's fine" because I knew what was coming. Argh. It's SO GOOD!

[@laupstad]

Though it wasn't on the same level as Bo I had the same sort of thing happen around that time. I was into a two year slump starting in 2018. Lost both my parents before their time and unexpetidly, lost my job, lost my drivers license for BS reasons which is my ONLY ticket back into a job since every job I ever had relies on me having a license. I have zero references without it. Mechanic, truck driver, delivery driver etc and as a life long car enthusiast my entire social life depends on it as well. I'm a car guy, all my friends are car guys/girls and none of us really live close to each other. I lost that connection with all of them since I couldn't attend anything any more. I was about to just call it right then and meet my maker. Nothing mattered any more. Then in the beginning of 2020 I started gathering up my pieces, got in touch with a therapist, started the process of getting my license back and started getting back on my feet. Then the whole f*cking world shut down. No therapist. No gathering up pieces. No nothing. Just nothing for the next two years while we all wore masks and kept to ourselves. The last thing I needed right then. Just keep stewing in that same slump again for another two years. It'll take years to start that process over again but I still hope I can get back to that. Almost 7 years since I had a social life to speak of, a job, an income. Anything. COVID f*cked people in so many ways. I hope Bo is doing well and that he's comfortable!

[@karlb.5403]

When you listen to more Bo you'll pick up on a theme of his own struggles with fame, lyrics in previous songs include 'my drugs attention, I am an addict but I get paid to indulge in my habit' and his Kanye Rant which is essentially the prequel to this song he talks about how he can't cope or handle his situation and has an actual panic attack on stage which then prompted his 5 year break before he released the Inside special, the whole Kanye Rant is a metaphor for struggling to keep it all under wraps, in this song I interpreted his all eyes on me/pray for me duality as an acknowledgement of how conflicted he is, one moment he wants all of the eyes and attention but then he flips to wanting people to pray for him because he knows he needs the help but in the next moment he craves the attention again and he constantly flips between wanting the adoration and praise to wanting thoughts and prayers so he can beat the impulse. And to top that off after 5 years away when he finally decides to get back out there and subject himself to his fans wishes for the content he creates, the entire world goes into lockdown and he's left on his own again. One of the great things about Bo is that every lyric is purposeful and agonized over, and can be interpreted many different ways. His Inside special is the first time in 34 years that I felt like I understood why people like art. To that point I always thought of art as incredibly pretentious, interpreting a painting and professing to understand the mind of the painter with some waffle about how "the melancholy of the situation can be inferred from the painters use of drab colours and how the brush strokes convey a sense of urgency as we approach the end" but then I watched Inside and I felt myself doing that on almost every one of his songs and I felt like I finally got it. Also whilst this is a great song, it's definitely one of his most straightforward and lyrically sparse. If you really want to get into the mental health conversations then some great songs to listen to from him include: Kanye Rant - The prequel to this song, he has a panic attack through it and then immediately goes on a 5 year hiatus before dropping Inside in the middle of the pandemic. He goes into the struggle of wanting to be authentic whilst also wanting to give his fans what they want. Welcome to the internet - A presentation of how random and dangerous the internet can be, and how companies use the internet to reel us in and control our lives Country Music - Just a hilarious take on how generic and bland the country music scene is with copy pasted lyrics to appeal to their demographic Repeat Stuff - A commentary on the R&B scene and how companies target young girls with generic lyrics designed to take advantage of them during formative years From Gods Perspective - A song about some of the sillier parts of some theologies How the World Works - A commentary on white priviledge White Woman's Instagram - An analysis of how fake the persona we present on social media is Problematic - A view on cancel culture as well as a self reflection on his own early days where he was offensive for the sake of it 30 - Rueing a lack of accomplishments by a milestone age compared to generations that came before us That Funny Feeling - An observation on how utterly ridiculous some aspects of society are and how you can only watch from the sidelines as humanity continues on its nonsensical path of destruction

[@Daz38]

It's good to see Mike back , anyways the streets, trouble waters is waiting for a reaction

[@silentfenrir6927]

His whole special is in one room during the pandemic. Bo Burnham is my favourite comedian because he makes me think and care.

[@QuikVidGuy]

This was in his guest house. Essentially 1 main room, a small bathroom, and a half-kitchen. It's claustrophobic by design

[@furbie7918]

Oooohh!! I would absolutely love it if you reacted to Welcome to the Internet by Bo Burnham. It's so real and relevant, but also funny!! I think you would genuinely enjoy it. 🖤

[@thebutterflybrigade]

react to the special its from "inside" its so good and i call it his descent into madness

[@howtocookazombie]

Please more reactions about Bo Burnham

[@Misshowzat]

From what I could make out this is his regret & anxiety talking, blocking him from seeing everything else & just wanting to drown him with overwhelm.

[@kempkennedy3542]

This song must be so confusing when just pulled and listened to without the knowing the context around it, or Bo in general. There are many who read deep 'extra' messages in this song, which is great that he can makes songs that inspire that in people. But it appears rather straightforward to me. This song (and special) was made during the pandemic. He just got himself in a better state of mind to tour again and then was forced to shelter and make this special from his room, like he did when he was young. Everyone who watched this when it came out was in that 'horror lockdown' state of mind and they watched it just as isolated as he was. When you hear this song in context with the virus and lockdowns, it can fill you with existential dread. "We're not gonna stop it (the virus) heaven knows we tried, got it? good, now get inside!"... I take liberties on some lines myself, just like I mentioned that others do. I like to believe that when "we're going to go where everybody knows everybody", that is the internet. It fits so well with the whole theme of the show, and another great song of his ... "Welcome to the Internet"

[@djalexander968]

This is a good sampling of his stuff but you were definitely accurate pointing out that deep and sometimes esoteric irony/comedy is bo burnhams specialty 😂

[@farookayomide9972]

Great reaction as always. Can you please do psycho by dave

[@thetruefirelord2248]

its crazy how collectively humanity agreed that covid is to be forgotten

[@SanchoZE644]

The Kanye Rant will get you all in your feels!

[@dannius2444]

this is 2nd part, the first part was about his problems "Can't Handle This" Bo is master of hidden meaning. I wount like to spoil but u have to listen it!

[@MADDOG_AUDIO]

Just found the song She's the beauty in the Struggle by Bryan Martin, it definitely needs you to do a reaction for it!!!

[@tw5732]

You haven’t seen anything yet. Keep diving into Bo. He is amazing.

[@Kodiak660]

Rose!!!!!!!!

[@TomJones-wx5on]

This song is a lot of things in the context of the special but the most plain reading is that this is depressions beckoning song trying to get Bo to slide further into nihilism and hopelessness

[@alexboggs6416]

In my opinion and how I took it was that the funny thing that happened was just as he's ready to tour again shut down happened forcing him to stay shut in. The irony of being free to travel when he's not well, then the forced seclusion of lock down when he's well

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

JEFF was HERE yayyyyyyyyyyyy 🎉🎉

[@kirktown2046]

Excellent reaction and you took the time to share your thoughts at the end, thank you for sharing! 1:57 -- You say this sounds familiar, you may've heard All Day by Kanye, or Runaway, which this song is parodying aspects of. He uses almost the exact same musical elements and performance styles, crowned by the delivery of a deeply personal, auto-tuned monologue. That monologue satirizes not only Kanye's artistic expression, but celebrity vulnerability and the spectacle of public breakdowns in general while simultaneously being genuinely being self-reflective and self-effacing. Instead of pointing to Kanye's arrogance directly, he was thoughtful enough to have the introspection to point at himself first. Alone in a room, but playing audience noises back to himself and escalating that shared elation of "get your f'in hands up" to a much demanding ~pray for me~. Simple and poignant on multiple levels.

[@ConnorFutrell]

You need to react to “Kanye Rant” by Bo Burnham the ending is absolutely insane and his last performance before that 5 year break he mentioned in the middle of the song

[@jopay142]

One major band in Quebec, "Les Cowboys Fringants", is now unable to respect their show schedule, since their lead singer Karl Tremblay is under cancer treatment. They did a magnificent song in 2008 regarding teenagers in cancer treatment, "La Tete Haute". You should take a look at it...

[@larrybutler8948]

I love your reactions, especially to the Warning..I would love to bring you back to The Warning by requesting "XXI Century Blood the Music Video." You were blown away by Disciple Video.Try this one out as they won 4 awards on it. Pau wrote the song and script for the Video. I can't buy you a coffee as I just exist now after losing my wife 3 years ago suddenly. Thank you.

[@AKABoondock19]

this song is basically a sequel to his kanye rant song which you need to listen to. its even more impactful if you have seen that first.

[@scallywagnation3780]

Have you reacted to his video, Can’t Handle It

[@jackrussell19a]

People have no idea how painful it is being lonely... Autistic and bipolar, i really have nothing in common with society or anyone.. i havent had a conversation with anyone in months... There's no place in this world me... ive been putting it off for weeks now, but i dont think i can tak it any more

[@lisaa7011]

This is fabulous, but so auto tuned, there are so many with just his pure voice 💖

[@bubuloti8945]

Hola guapa.has escuchado lo ultimo de Angelina?el nuevo ep es una maravilla..😉🤗

[@genostellar]

Test Comment I think you are spot-on when you talk about what this song is about. The funny thing he mentions, however, is in reference to the pandemic happening. Also, definitely react to Welcome To The Internet next. It's a great song, too. EDIT: Okay, I have it in its original form now (kind of, don't really remember it exactly), and it's still here, however my comment asking why my comments are being removed is now gone.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Hello :) I have no idea where your comment kept being removed. Didn't notice that it was. Just saw a few comments of yours and hearted a few. thank you for watching and the info :)

[@genostellar]

@@rosalieelliottofficial No problem. I just tried to post this same comment several times and it kept vanishing on me, so I tried changing it and it stayed, and now I posted it the way I wanted to say it originally and it stayed, so I'm baffled.

[@brendanc.8019]

The further we get away from the shut down the more people miss the comment about “then the funniest thing happened”

[@ChuckNoialoketz]

React to some brazilians songs, tim maia is great. I'm sure you can find a video with subtitles

[@eternalturtl6320]

Would loooooove to see more Bo on the channel. I'd recommend "kanye rant"

[@datguy892]

The 'funny thing' was the COIVD pandemic. Like ThatguyPurps said.... Tim Minchin. I suggest the song / poem Storm.

[@jesperschultz5568]

Having been messing around various music reactors channels and following most of, what I would call, true musical souls. I hardly ever, as in never really saw anyone reacting to these two geniuses. from The Milk Carton Kids. Their performances are stunning. Their stage act, absolutely brilliant. Intelligent comedy with world class musical performance. Their voices blend so well! They do a cover of "Wish You Were Here" by Pink Floyd - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp3Ld6CGq6aXm9U - absolutely beautiful. Their own material is even better. Maybe It´s Time - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ol7YnoFtls1jp68 - yea, speaks for itself. Please, if you haven´t. You must. Enjoy nomatter what. thank you for being here.

[@Ava19406]

You should definitely do the Kanye rant next

[@LongandWeirdName]

Him saying "all eyes on me" feels a bit different when you have the knowledge that when he used to perform in front of live audiences, he started getting severe panic attacks, doesn't it? From the intro of one of his earlier specials. "You used to do comedy when you felt like being funny, but now you're contractually obligated, so dance you f&#%ing monkey. Dance, monkey! Dance!". He started cracking a long time before he had to take a mental health break. The deepest look into his mental state, though? The finale song from his last special before the break. Kanye Rant from Make Happy. Won't spoil that one by quoting it. Would love to see a reaction to it.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you for this info :) i plan to review that one asap. thank you for bringing it back to the forefront of my mind.

[@samholder196]

if anyone in 2120 wants to understand the COVID period -- all they'll need to do is watch Inside

[@bkadnan786]

Can u plz do more Coke studio Pakistan songs thanks

[@ThaneofWindhelm]

Funny thing was the lockdown

[@troydruckenmiller1751]

No matter how god you think you have your life together. Life can throw you a huge curve ball. Obviously he still isn't completely over the root causes of his issues. Hopefully he will read this and reach out. Not to religion. But to a relationship. Then reach up to a creator who will walk through tough times with him.

[@Kate98755]

It’s been suggested it’s his self esteem talking, come on in, it’s going to be fine

[@periaadoc]

Tip 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e57Yo2d8n9OLaMU Even better Israelis singing Yemenaite arabic.

[@lbjohnnyjohn]

You will love "Welcome to the Internet". IMO 90% of this guys songs are great and the other 10 are good. This is Bo's M.O. He gets you into the songs by being funny then he hits you with something soul wrenchingly profound. Just dive in the water's fine.

[@ivanveljkovic6242]

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[@binchlipusfukaroniiandchee464]

I guarantee every dislike is just because you laughed with the crowd. They all thought you missed the idea and probably closed the video.

[@grimtrix]

Theory... "We are going to go where everybody knows everybody" is not like... hey, we are going to a good place... or heaven... or anything like that. It means we are going into quarantine to be alone... because when you are alone, that is the only time you know everybody.

[@genostellar]

Why does my comment keep getting removed?

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

no idea. but i see this one

[@genostellar]

@@rosalieelliottofficial Yeah, this one vanished for a bit, too, and now even though it's older than my others it's placed above them like it was the most recent one. This is just weird.

[@shammerHammer]

You had so many smart ideas and thoughts that it makes me really sad you missed the funny thing that happened after January 2020

[@Tessimistic420]

🎶🎶❤️🎶🎶 You're about to hit 100K! If not by the time I'm done typing this comment, by the end of the day 100k. "welcome to the internet" is a fun song (probably heard on a clip before too) Thank you so much for the s/o ❤️ day 35 without drinking🙏

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you 🎉 I’m so excited. We’re almost there. And yay!! Keep going. Proud of you!!!

[@Jessedoespoo]

He is referring to the lock downs and mandates of people saying “get the vaccine and you will be fine” Bo does parody

[@TB-sp9jy]

Bo Burnham is easily one of the greatest writers/performers alive. The Inside album is a masterpiece of sorrow.

[@nathansanchez7232]

The funny thing is the world shut down. The pandemic and quarantine that month.

[@ginjabrd]

Tik Tok probably

[@Kate98755]

I tend to say I’m fine…when I’m not….. when he refers to the situation of covid as something funny happened, it’s a cover and he’s baiting the audience. If this was in front of an audience they would have taken the bait…covid wasn’t funny at all, it reveals how we gloss over things, he inserted laughter because people would have laughed instead of reacting with introspection.

[@christerfurberg6538]

The audience sounds are all canned, everything is recorded in the single room. And the funny, or rather ironic, thing that happened in the beginning of 2020 was covid and all show being cancelled.

[@thelocusst]

How do I date the woman doing the reaction?

[@alemotapenn]

Your followers did you a disservice by suggesting you watch this before make happy.

[@Studio_234]

The funny thing that happened was the pandemic

[@CoryLuLu]

Nothing bothers me more than people who react to this without understanding it's 1000% about COVID. If you missed that, delete your reaction ffs

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Why do you think it bothers you so much?

[@CoryLuLu]

​​@@rosalieelliottofficial because if you missed that part, you missed the entire thing. And a ridiculous amount of people don't think for 2 seconds about why he's putting so much emphasis on the date and just pretend they understand what he's getting at. It makes the whole reaction worthless. No hate on your overall channel, but it's hard to not see this as a reaction farming views when it doesn't care at all to analyze such a good piece of art.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

@@CoryLuLu i see. thank you for elaborating.

[@DMegaTronMD]

Garage apartment or something on his property. Entire special is incredible and self produced. Obviously the crowd on this was a track. Probably at least the 100th person to tell you. Sorry, hope you get it.