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[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

Please like and share the video! We want everyone to hear this one. Subscribe to Armando's channel in the description and check out our playlist together. 😎👇 kzbin.info/aero/PL9Waca19XGZBK--D_yF6eX4z7LHmRQFGj

[@kto_66]

God Bless Men... 🙏 I'd like to say to all the men that selflessly give themselves to their Family's... God see's you 💞

[@LandonBrown-fk4qh]

Hi I'm from naranja, and it's worst,but good reaction video ❤

[@kerrylewis2581]

My Dad worked days, nights, and weekends when my brother, sister, and I were little. Eventually, he got promoted and worked sixty-plus hours weekly with only Sundays off. He never showed emotion. He just provided the best he could for his family. Flash forward and I'm in my forties, and my Mom was told she had cancer. This was the first time I saw my Dad show emotion. Up until that day he was a machine. It was a wake-up call for me to understand his sacrifices and commitments to our family, always putting himself last. Now I realize this is what it takes "To Be A Man"

[@austinshaver1991]

Him not showing his emotions to you wasn’t necessarily a good thing sorry to break it to you

[@kerrylewis2581]

@@austinshaver1991 I barely saw him when I was young. He would come home, shower, eat dinner with us, and go to his part-time night job. On weekends he did construction. After that, he left for work at 4 AM and would be home around 6 PM for dinner. I honestly don't think he had enough time to think let alone show emotion. I've always felt bad he had to work that hard to support our family. I've never wanted children of my own, and I wonder if it is because of what I witnessed growing up. I also did not meet my wife until I was 45 so kids were out even if we wanted them.

[@jlawson7204]

@@austinshaver1991 You have no idea what it's like to be the man that they were talking about, but go ahead and judge.🤡

[@DonaldStokwell]

My Dad was a farmer and without question he worked his ass off all the the time. 4 a clock in the morning till he came in for dinner an planting season was go back out after dinner to work the fields. We as kids would go with mom out to Wyoming every summer ( to visit family, her family) and dad stayed home and worked the farm. The only vacation he ever got would be to drive the car out to get us spend a couple days then drive back to NY. It was a great life for us as kids but it puts into perspective what he did for his family, as a 60 year old I admired him and loved him so much for doing that for so long.

[@kerrylewis2581]

@@DonaldStokwell I am now 63 and feel the same about my Dad. He never sugar-coated anything just told it like it was. Feelings took a back seat to what had to be said. I loved that about him.

[@Budini67]

I played this for my husband of 15 years and then asked him if he felt this way and he said, "Every single day." I was blown away. I had no idea he felt like this. LADIES, if we are contributing to our men feeling this way then we *have* to step up our game. They need much more appreciation and understanding from us. LOVED the reaction guys!! 🎶🔥💖😎

[@mikewilliams7218]

You are correct, but when we come home and see a dirty dish in the sink, we need to look at the ceiling fan and the baseboards that we overlook that have been cleaned. Once I was single and seen what women in my life have done that goes under the radar, I'll never forget that and I tell all of the men I'm around to open their eyes.

[@Budini67]

@@mikewilliams7218 God bless you for that, Mike. 🤗💖🕊🙏🏼

[@mikewilliams7218]

@@Budini67 It's just the truth. I hope this day finds you and yours awesome. ❤️🦌💯🇺🇲

[@pleutron]

Really enjoyed your anecdote

[@timaylward628]

Thank you for this comment

[@Angus4277]

The hard working men of this world are the true disposable heroes.

[@tadijakrstanovic8484]

very well said

[@vcreacts802]

I work 12 plus hrs at a warehouse called marvin bro it sucks waking up everyday and going to lift heavy things door , panels exec but I like coming home with calluses bc it shows you working extremely hard for what u want

[@nicolieohlee120]

They're not disposable to me 😔 Thank you, guys!

[@DarthChosen]

after the military i didnt have many friends back home anymore as i had been gone for years and i had left the brothers i had made except for their online presence. i turned to alcohol and didnt have anyone to talk to about my demons and the pain i felt every day. my parents and siblings didnt understand why i chose to drink and be antisocial but music kept me going, dax's dear alcohol really hit me hard and then to be a man hit me harder. to all my brothers out there fighting each day with demons, youre NOT alone and dont you think for a second that you ever are.

[@TruthIsTheNewHate84]

Hey I don't know if you still don't have friends but even if you do I'm here man. I'll gladly be your friend. We can all use a brother to talk to about the things that are wearing us down. I know I could use a friend.

[@stevepayne2954]

Brother ;IGY6 From a vet, Thank you for your service. The same thing happened here. Everyone moved on with their lives. We tried to stay social. But the demons always win. I too would rather be at home with my demons, at least I know who they are.

[@Harambay]

AD here. Just know I love you buddy, we all do. The world's a better place with you. The bottle we both use is temporary, life will get better. One day. You just gotta make it to that day. We both can do it. Much love. USN.

[@rdjr1829]

@Darthchosen and everyone that replied to his comment. Never been in the military but my middle son is in the Navy. Anyways, I've been through the ringer, some choices because I didn't want to speak up. However, I've been through Hell, still have no one to vent to. I just have to suck it up I guess. Life sucks

[@Crazyeagleeye89]

Hey brother army vet here we all feel like this. I left the service went home and had no one but my wife and small bit of family, but no one knows or understands. That was 2014. My first deployment was 2008 fast forward to 2018 I finally broke. I had bottled up so much I broke. And had no one there who I talked to or who understood. And I needed a lot of help and had no one to help. I finally got on top of most of it but hey. Always reach out. Me , someone else on here that’s a vet, old friends. Someone. We all suffer from it. You’re not alone brother you’re not alone.

[@TheAlexavina]

I love so much the fact that you add clips of other stuff that states what your talking about. It’s perfect.

[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

Thank you! I try to bring people through the thought process with the editing.

[@jasonmcewen436]

Now, you're both going to have to watch the Megamix of this song. He collaborated with 10 artists, and they all absolutely did an amazing job.

[@andrewwingenroth5604]

My dad had a full ride for golf back in ‘89. He wanted to be a pro golfer and he is/was still. But my mom got pregnant with me and he felt tremendous pressure to provide ASAP so he joint the military instead.

[@Stephaniepephani]

Wow. What a man.

[@debmorris1210]

I love this song. Glad you decided to do it.

[@ericb3804]

Thanks for doing this song. Everyone needs to hear this.

[@mii2good]

100% as someone who’s in the military. I know I’ve developed some mental health and will not seek help mid way thru contract but now that I’m getting close to the end I’m definitely getting checked out. 100% I really thought it wouldn’t happen to me but things happen in life that will really hit you unexpected.

[@JavelinAngel1295]

As a civilian... I can relate too. I used to never believe I would ever feel depression. I used to be so oblivious and just be like "It only happens to others, it won't ever happen to me." I even questioned why anyone would ever wanna kill themselves and even feel depressed in the first place. Boy was I wrong... life can break you down in intricate ways that you never expect at all.

[@tysonhartle2439]

Imagine this- Your wife walks into your home office with that look on her face...the one that says she wants to talk about something serious. She closes the door, drowning out the sound of the kids playing in the background. You have been struggling with finances, having bought a new house 2 years prior on a tight budget but then the cost of living increasing of 20-30% over that same time span has eaten away your savings and you are living month to month, barely making it. She proceeds to tell you that since you are the man of the house and are responsible for the finances that if we lose our house, she is putting all of that on you. You already make 6 figures and work 10+ hours a day at your desk but she tells you she doesn't care how you do it, that you need to find a way to make more money so that we can afford to stay in this nice big house in this nice neighborhood. You thoughts go to the fact that you already don't see your wife and kids enough, that your work already consumes your thoughts even when you are not at your desk and are wondering how in the hell you are going to have the drive or energy to even find another job, let alone perform at the job. Then when she leaves you go back to your computer and KZbin happens to be open from music you were listening to in the background while working and at the top of your suggested list is "To Be a Man". I had never heard that song before, never listened to Dax much, but Alexa must have been listening to our conversation. 10 seconds into the song, seeing that dad crying in the driveway before sucking it up to go hug his daughter.. I lost it. I was a sobbing mess through the whole song. Exactly how I feel every day yet I can not go to my wife and tell her or else I will be told I am being selfish or looking for pity and then she will rattle off all that she does around the house until I just nod and tell her to stop, that I get it and then bottle up my feelings once again. This cycle can't continue. It's going to be the death of me, one way or another.

[@BillyKenemore]

Sorry I missed this. Good to see you do some Dax guys. My dads a Marine, retired wants to tell you guys hello and keep going. Stay strong my friends

[@patchesblue155]

We, both men and women, can't appreciate each other for the way we are made anymore. A protective, supportive man who provides and thinks of his family first is a treasure and should be appreciated as such. We need to be grateful and thankful for such men again.

[@pleutron]

I have to quit watching reactions to this song. But couldn’t skip you guys. Whew. Since my second stroke, emotions can’t be suppressed anymore. This damn song gets me crying every damn time

[@cdcotr]

That clip with Sylvester Stallone would likely not be seen in any movie nowadays but the message is much needed.

[@sherylmccollum895]

Thank you for being strong men of character and speakers of truth. I can only emphasize. It breaks my heart. I love men and they are vital for our world. I have deep a respect for you two. Excellent reaction. Godspeed

[@gregorypaul9955]

This should be #1 on the country charts,,,but country music has also gone full blown woke!

[@TheSage915]

This song needs to be number 1️⃣ on every chart. 💯

[@CrzyTrkr]

Stop being political on a reactionary channel... smh

[@londonduke1346]

Yeah today's generation is fucked up.

[@kellenneely5677]

This isn't a country song. And if you believe it should be on country radio then you have no idea what country music is. That crap that's on your radio is pop, not country. This is an amazing song!! Even the version with Darius isn't country.

[@TucsonHipHopHeadSince78]

You mean the same racist country stations that refuse to play Beyoncé’s country song? Got it. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@gregorypaul9955]

This is so powerful guys,,,and this is universal,,,but especially for men in the USA! DAX is also an independant artist,,,like his friend Tom MacDonald he isnt playing the game! This song should be a huge hit but the mainstream will not play this song! It doesnt fit the narrative!

[@eldaveo9356]

It's universal. I'm from New Zealand, I work 6 days a week to pay the bills. I miss my kids and my wife so much. But I can't do anything about it. I will probably end up divorced and alone, but I want my kids to have everything they need and get a good education so they can get away from the shithole I'm in 😂. If you don't laugh you cry.

[@kandieskew2268]

Dax SIGNED@@@ right after Brave 2 colab...sorry no longer independent....

[@jamesbench2032]

My dad was a Veitnam veteran.. As a child, I never saw the struggle.. As an adult It's clear to me..

[@shaundowd3272]

Thank you guys for what you're doing on your channels. 🙏 The world needs more men like you. I found you going down the Tom MacDonald rabbit hole. I've been so impressed with the conversations his music has created. I found Dax and then you guys through this journey. Art and honest talk like this can change our world for the better. Thanks for waking people up. I'm enjoying the ride! 👍

[@Renee-Suzanne]

Y'alls critique and reactions to this song have been the most honest and straightforward that I've seen of any reaction to this song! Thank you for your breakdown of the topic and lyrics. Much appreciated, from a Woman/Wife/Mother that has been able to stay at home with our children and take care of the traditional gender roles....while my husband works hard everyday to provide for all of us. I encourage my husband to tell me about his work, what's bothering him, and what he finds joy in as well. I realize our household is in the minority, but i sure as hell have never taken any of it for granted. I am not indifferent nor oblivious to how privileged our family has been all these years; especially in this economic, inflationary hell we've got in our country today. Thank you for throwing your reaction at us as it really is- reality.

[@jamesthornley8927]

All the way from the UK and its the same over here I work hard and even still work even when losing family members etc, I am a father of one but its still hard and I always keep it bottled up the song is so True

[@IvoryOxen]

What up y'all. Been struggling but I'm back to winning. I'm in this spot right now with the living situation. I'm going to have to work two jobs to live on my own. Unfortunately, With my liver transplant, I have two medications that keep me alive without insurance are $1400 a month. I need to find a job that will have insurance enough to pay for that plus my other 13 medications. Plus the $1600 month rent anywhere. This video hit hard thank you guys. Stay strong MEN. take the hits and push forward. Keep winning where you can.

[@lowprogrow1603]

I was always raised to keep my emotions in. I've never seen my dad cry at all and I'm in my 40's. I was taught to keep the pain in and keep moving. Work for what you have and don't ask anyone for any kind of help at all. I'm a Dad of 4 and they have never seen me cry or show emotion. If it gets bad for me I cry in the truck alone or in the shower as quiet as I can. It was how my generation was raised. Life's hard and mentally harder. With the way the world is now it feels like it's falling apart and us men who will continue forward no matter what and it's what this country needs but we also are human and have feelings. I work 60-70 hrs a week at a blue collar construction job to provide and then try to be a great dad and husband to my family and make sure they are good. I don't have a shoulder to lean on or an ear to hear my problems. Music like this is how I release and escape for 4 minutes at a time. I wish we would all in this world take care of each other regardless of race or religion. We are all HUMAN! All men out there please keep your head up cause you are loved and appreciated even if you never hear it.

[@teresawarner4117]

As a mom to 3 adult sons, this hit me hard. The attack on women, but especially men is a complete mind f#ck. You you both and appreciate your channel 💜💜💜💜

[@nancyallen8596]

Wow! This is my first time watching you , and I love you guys,you say what others want to say but don't!!! You get it!!!!!!

[@bradlindsey5056]

Love the song. Great reaction. The added clips during the pauses were absolutely perfect! Well done, guys! Peace and love from the Great State of Texas!

[@pleutron]

Our illustrious host does his edits good. But he really hit the mark on this one so well

[@MindsWide]

This was an immediate sub for me lol. I love a good dad and son show. My dad is my favorite human

[@Mhantrax]

Great conversation! To me, the most fearful generational curse of men is anger and rage. We hand that shit down like a blood transfusion.

[@robertaward8430]

Thank you guys

[@nancyallen8596]

I didn't realize this was 5 months ago lol,I didn't want it to end.i enjoyed it that much

[@juliecrocker4169]

Love ❤❤❤ Heartland! miss Ty keep it rolling. # HOG4LIFE

[@LAVISHING]

Indeed. I personally have to go through the social security as a disabled person. I just signed a lease for a new apartment and I’m happy that I’ll be able to get it. But this summer I’ll be working for myself. Thanks for your reviews guys.

[@blackwater2010]

Doing my best and its tough. Served for a short time and got medical discharged from a random seizure. Had another seizure after i got out and crushed half of a vertebrae and live with constant pain. But all i wanna do is give my son a better life then i had growing up. Its a tough road. But i have to do it. My son is everything. This song hits more then any song ive ever heard.

[@robertaward8430]

I’m happy you two have found Dax!

[@PutraNasution]

03:32 Totally can relate, Good Sir! Totally... And also, 05:00, currently in the same situation too, brother! Word for word, and I also have 3 kids. Keep grinding, and see you all fellow dads on the other side.

[@kellywhoiwannabe2440]

Not sure if you know but I just came across a remix of this song with ppl from the challenge. Bring the tissue. Love you guys. Thanks for your reaction.

[@hotrod7938]

Great breakdown guys. That was great.

[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

Thanks Hot Rod!

[@independentunityreacts]

Was there for the live, the edits bro! SO good, its almost like Im watching a different video 💯

[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

Awesome! That is the goal! Flex enough on the edits that the people at the Live want in for round 2. 😎👍

[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

I spend a whole week making Dirty Money after the Live. That one is wild.

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

This song hit me hard..... Going through life numb just trying to get shit done and never took a time out to realize it. Men need more of this out there....

[@christophermishler2875]

I love this song, thank you for another great reaction

[@redtorino6393]

Great reaction and clips.

[@tommywoodfin1332]

As a father of three boys and an addict, this is what terrifies me the most!!!!!

[@austinshaver1991]

You need to be able to talk to them about your struggles and make them feel comfortable opening up to you this mindset is bullshit that you should just supress your emotions and keep going it’s terrible it’s destructive it’s why the male suicide rate is so high break the cycle because it’s a choice to carry this on

[@tommywoodfin1332]

@Austin Shaver They are well aware of my struggles. I went to rehab about 4 1/2 years ago. Before I went, I sat down with my whole family and told them my problems and that I needed professional help. I'm still struggling but will always worry about that fear. I have a great relationship with all of them and have important conversations with them fairly regularly.

[@speakstheobvious5769]

That Rocky quote is one my favorite, if not my most favorite, quotes. I listen to that scene at least once a year. edit: there was a time when you could buy a home on minimum wage. It would be tough but you could do it.... not anymore. Hasn't been that way since my grandfather's generation. Grandfather worked as a grocer. Bought a house, had a car, raised four kids wife a stay at home wife. His house cost $4,900. After he passed away ten years ago, that same house sold for $250,000 .

[@kevinkarbonik2928]

Dax learned a lot from his experience with Tom... he's grown so much.

[@gregory6592]

Great reaction and additional footage.

[@markcobb6241]

Wow amazing song i have heard of dax but never listened to him real powerful song. Y’all should do a reaction on adam Calhoun klonipin. Love y’alls reactions

[@roninsamurai4748]

I love Dax. He's my man, after Tom.

[@AussieRen1]

Please watch more Dax. He is so multi faceted . An independent artist , lyrical realistic and deep

[@tomnou5722]

Men are taught by their dads from childhood.. Don't cry, so when he passed, I didn't cry.. Sad thing is we go on working, building, maintaining, and providing.. Not expecting anything in return

[@dressdenblack]

This song hits me hard. Parts of it hit extremely close to home. After my last divorce, I just gave up on relationships all together. There's no need for the pressure to provide for me anymore since it was never appreciated anyway. Working 18 hour days, 6 days a week, then coming home to cook dinner and clean house. I never got a single sign of appreciation until it was payday. Sometimes it is better off to be alone.

[@justinjohnson8980]

Going through a divorce right now the line about a woman only being there for what you provide hit way too close to home love your your reactions you guys made me laugh during a song that always makes me bawl like a baby you guys are amazing I have alot of reactors I listen too but you guys are the type of people that I'd have a beer with

[@justinjohnson8980]

And the line about having to stop a generational curse hit way too hard Dax is something else for doing this soing

[@danielpotter8037]

Dude, I can relate so much to the "more month than money" comment

[@cobaltfog]

A lot of these statements are what men are taught as kids and hold themselves to. I was working 2 full time jobs and a couple of part-time ones to keep up after layoffs, then the wife decided she wasn't happy and bailed. I could only feel relief.

[@raymondthurber7689]

For my mom she had to both mom & dad. About 10mins after he found out my mom was pregnant w/me. What little self confidence I have is all me. Turn out I am 30 yrs with a 6 yrs old little girl doctors did blood work & behavioral classes she has mild case of autism. So here I am here researching on top on my 12 hour shift job because I know people will try to break her confidence because she has a disability. While trying to keep that stone armor on. I know many men can relate but something always finds it way around that stone armor at sometimes when you are all alone.

[@NNaadah]

I hear you. I have a 21 year old son with intractable epilepsy. I can't tell you how many hours I've logged on medial websites trying to figure out what's the best way to help him. The technology required for surgery to be effective for him just isn't there at this point. And yeah, I'm "mom and dad" too. Husband bailed on the family shortly after we all were in a catastrophic car accident and after 6 years of chasing girlfriends who decided he wasn't for them; he committed suicide. And because we were technically still married; myself and his son were the next of kin. My son was 15 at the time. He helped me clean out the apartment. So yeah, when Dax talks about "generational curse" and what does it really mean to be a man? That's a very relevant question right now! The best thing you can do for your daughter is to teach her resilience; because on top of the rest of the world, the disability alone is going to break her. Both myself and my son have to constantly tell each other to "get back up and keep going". Life is managed, it isn't cured!

[@johnwestleydean]

Amen

[@londonduke1346]

Why aren't they teaching us economics in school. Heck why aren't they teaching us anything about the real world in school.

[@stealth_mode_8313]

As a trucker, I appreciate your sentiments

[@TruthIsTheNewHate84]

As a man that relies on the work you do I just want to say thank you and I appreciate the long hours you work on the road to not only provide for your life but to transport the goods that we all rely on. Thanks brother. Without hardworking me like you this country would fail.

[@Labben91]

Women, the best thing you can do for men in your life, is to respect them, because men perceive respect as love.

[@silverdye7424]

Foe all the men who need and deserve their flowers 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@lillianmaybriggs5358]

I’m a trucker. It’s a lonely life. Time off with your family is vital to survive it.

[@crazywickedcustoms7272]

Yes, sir there millions of us.

[@militarymom8967]

This one is awesome!!

[@Jokerlawless07]

I’m about to go sleep in a tent couple towns away just to better our situation. Because I want my children to have what I didn’t. But I’m always everyone’s problems that’s the life of a man. On top of just started a KZbin channel and started streaming on twitch and running a discord TikTok and IG for the channels.

[@farstepper8792]

Is it me or is something wrong in the USA ? The two biggest singers on social media are from Canada and speak up for the working class and men where the American Artist defend the hate as well the dismissiveness towards men.

[@TheAlexavina]

I’m living in a studio, it’s 400sf paying 1600$ a month. It includes all utilities thankfully. Horrible location and tons of cockroaches, but it’s all I was able to afford 8 months ago. I now earn 85K a year and feel happy I’m finally moving out to somewhere probably around 2k but at least it will be an apartment and nicer. Life is hard in los Angles.

[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

I have family there. Very rough stuff.

[@normanvelez4657]

You are the first reaction that talks about when a man dies they move on to the next man!!!

[@tonyharding2062]

I agree Armando that's how I feel.

[@willnevertell5664]

if your eyes don't get wet for this song you're no man

[@ryanjackson645]

you got pizzaz you two thats why we went so hard on you to react to this

[@michaelbosisto6259]

The first time I cried in front of my wife and kids freaked the hell out of them, because dad never cries so it has to be really bad.

[@phillmason9307]

Truck driver here, wish I could get a hand out, but I make just enough to not qualify, but not enough to have health coverage through my job.

[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

I feel you there. Haven't been to the doctor since I was 18. Broken system here for sure.

[@georgeinthejungle6095]

Dax is my man . i love rocking to his song ,especially the one that goes "... all i see is papa Gandalf" He must be a big fan of Tolkien

[@christopherlikes4400]

The bare minimum for a man to be a good man is to do three things love and cherish his wife. Raise his daughter to be a fine woman and to help make sure that she finds a good man to be with. Finally to make sure his son can stand on his two feet and handle the same pressure that he has been going through. This is humanity's curse people say that Adam wasn't cursed with anything after eating the fruit but he was he was cursed to not be cared about or cared for until after he's dead. This curse is passed on to all of us but this curse also makes us strong so that when shit hits the fan at least we can stand.

[@DSVulpine]

And they wonder why those of us in our 20's and 30's may still live with our parents. My home rent is through a family agreement, without that agreement my rent would be near $1,700 a month and I barely pull in $3,500 a month, pre tax wich is nearly 35%. Utilities, $200 a month, car insurance $250 a month, student loans $550 a month. Never mind groceries or gas for travel just for work. Just as an example. Without the family agreement, I'd be on the streets with no home and no means to cook. I'm 33, and living on my own due to having a resourceful family and upbringing.

[@lost_demented]

OMG Armondo Sweet Jesus!!!!!! You are absolutely right but I explain getting out of the military is very similar to getting out of prison. With one exception you don't have a blackmark on your record as to gaining further employment.

[@mckcustomvinyldesignllc3645]

(Armando) Yup was stationed in Homestead. All those houses are all the same.. LOL. You speak of rent... my son (my youngest) is paying $2600 a month for a small 2/2 apartment. Only slum type apartments are $1600 a month.. 10 years ago when Hubby and I bought our house (3/2) on 5 acres in the very last of the "good" market, our mortgage is less than $1k a month at 2.7%. It's sad my son will not see that opportunity, and he's 30 and in the Air Guard. I was always a civilian in uniform since I went in later than most, and retired at 47. My job was also one that has nothing on "The outside". So I started my own business. (btw, Bud lite is just another version of Clydesdale p!ss.....)

[@leorizo61]

I am five months late to your question, but I feel like that every day. And I try every day to figure out. How can I have more money than month? This song has just hit me and I’m going to end up sharing it with my best friend whose wife left him and to my son.

[@SFCRomanAngelo4377]

Bro.. I remember Marlboro being ¢.75 a pack...gas ¢.95 and minimum wage was 1.87 an hour🤦

[@maymarsh9117]

16:19 There was a recent study done that documented how the 22/day is inaccurate, it's more accurately somewhere between 28-36 Veteran suicides a day. 22 is inaccurate because of the way suicides are ruled and whether or not they can identify if the person served. 28-36 Veteran suicides a day. Atleast one an hour. Call & check on your brothers.

[@11Bomber29]

a generational curse is something you have to believe in for it to take hold of you.

[@dalekramlich1356]

That was funny as hell since I was reaching for a roll of tp.

[@jamesschildt3954]

Great song, video and reaction. 24:03

[@johnsimon933]

My Dad worked multiple jobs to be able to take care of myself and 3 siblings. I never actually understood what that meant until aft6er his death.

[@antbox1992]

Yo this is a great channel. You guys tell the truth too much and KZbin is slowing your growth because of that

[@kerrylewis2581]

I was a Harry's customer from the beginning. Not anymore. I wonder how many people like me dropped their product?

[@FreethinkersRebellionJeffD]

A ton. Seriously lots.

[@jamessteward7704]

If you get the chance. I would suggest the song "wait in the truck" Armando and you will definitely have something to talk about.

[@twanajoyhildebrecht9718]

I remember when I was 6 - Mama would get 5 lb bag of Quaker oats for a $1.25 I Now see in the stores where you have to pay a $1.98 for 1 lb and that's if it's the Kroger Brand and Not the Quaker Brand 😅

[@Jordan-id2vi]

You and Armando absolutely have to react to Tom Macdonald “People so Stupid” love your guys reactions❤

[@johnathansekscinski3343]

I think it's pretty messed up that the US fought Britain for their independence because they didn't want to pay Britain taxes, yet I'm pretty sure we pay more in taxes today than they did back then. We need to abolish taxes, period. I'm pretty sure people would be more than willing to donate to the government for what we need. The government doesn't need to forcibly take our money in the form of taxes.

[@antoineherbert48]

Great reaction new sub. Can y'all do Dax's PTSD or Depression

[@damoncoombs9307]

We don't show any emotions especially if cry we are considered weak. Men even do it to other men. Have to figure out how to change that stigma.

[@davidpunneo6361]

It just comes natural.

[@PuPhy420]

Ever single day of my life

[@hogg4229]

Word

[@ryanjackson645]

heard this one but be above it

[@ryanjackson645]

artichulation on point with this one dax

[@nickjohnson8502]

Dax isn’t Canadian, he’s Nigerian

[@debmorris1210]

He was born in St John's, Canada according to Google. I think his parents may be Nigerian going by the last name. But by citizenship and birth, he's considered Canadian.

[@nickjohnson8502]

@@debmorris1210 yep I went back and I’m pretty sure what I did was misunderstand his Father’s Day post. I would have put money on it I feel I’ve seen it so many times but ya his parents moved to Canada just before he was born.

[@SFCRomanAngelo4377]

Yep... It's hard to hide behind the mask when the mask is no longer available. 🤦

[@paranoiaaa4126]

I know he went big with this with Darius Rucker. I prefer Dax's originial version. ❤