Almost Cried..| Lorna Shore - "Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames" First Time Reaction

[@derekk8523]

Most people cry. Still get emotional after 500 listens. Wait til you find out the lyrics

[@Emil_Stoltz]

Yeah. The lyrics "You took me by surprise and then you disappeared in the blink of an eye" makes me emotional everytime I hear this song

[@christianvoller5275]

No-one can do this much emotion delivered in such a brutal way. I'm nearly 50 years old and this touches my soul.

[@bildertattoo]

I feel the same way, but the whole thing makes it even worse if you've lived through parts I to III!

[@christianvoller5275]

@@bildertattoo sorry to hear you have. I can't imagine what it feels like

[@eddieof_]

almost all of the youtubers I've seen reacting to the trilogy have cried in some point even if you were the only one you wouldn't be weak for crying it's a tough story, it's about real grief, about something everyone can/will experience in life and that's the magic of metal, how you can express intensity, anger, feelings, brutality and a lot and a lot of stuff through music in a completely special manner that only metal does. I'm happy you're getting the point of all this madness haha really good job bro, keep it up!

[@DonVon]

Thank You!❤

[@NukeDirt]

Perfectly said.

[@twohorsesinamancostume7606]

Let me tell you what my Sergeant told me when I was deployed in the Corps. "There's no shame in crying if there's value in what you're crying about." We all have lost someone, we all know what that feels like and we all know we're going to face that again some day. I can think of no better reason to shed a tear than that.

[@matthewlindsey3755]

I absolutely love this

[@jrichardson-m9m]

You NEED to read the lyrics. Not only will it make it easy to hear what Will is singing, but this trilogy, if done in any other genre, would be considered a beautiful story. I truly love this trilogy and to this day can't hear it without tearing up. "A world without you isnt ment for me" gets me every time

[@auntiekarebear7537]

Also note the theme. Rain, dark colors, blue, depression, death. II is snow, cold, anger, detachment. III fire, red, destruction, hate.

[@joey_j86]

This song wrecks me every time I hear it. Highly recommend part 2 and 3 in the Pain Remains trilogy. Keep it up man, love the videos!

[@TheFlagnard2]

You MUST do the other two parts of the trilogy. They are incredible. Also, I highly recommend reading the lyrics. All three parts are like poetry. Think of Will's voice like another instrument. He is the best vocalist in the genre right now. Last, the video ends for two reasons. First, it is inteded to go directly in to Part 2. Second, the video, like life, ends abruptly and without warning.

[@TheJoeyBones]

EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Every reaction to this ends with someone shouting "no" at the screen lmao. The amazing thing about this, though, is that the first handful of times you hear the song, you have no idea what he's saying, and somehow it's STILL SO emotional. I reaallly hope you do part 2 and part 3, and if you do, think about pulling up the lyrics on your phone or in another window or something. The lyrics are just as heartbreaking as the music and the video.

[@ericjohnson6222]

Lorna Shore did something no other metal band has achieved, & that's make an album that has a trilogy, brought in new listeners to a genre that pretty much no one listens to. That was me & now absolutely love Lorna Shore.

[@spop24]

Yeah, I've never been a fan of full screaming metal. Until I listened to Lorna Shore and experienced Will's talent. I was so fascinated, and moved by the emotion of the music, that I was turned. I love Lorna Shore, AND I actually appreciate other bands that are heavier with the screaming now too. Lorna Shore is the SH*T.

[@cemeterysinner7284]

That's what metal is about, my friend. It's about emotions, that screaming rage or sorrow, that excitement, those crazy feelings, everything about metal is about emotion :)

[@donnring2824]

He's remembering the good times as he's watching his wife die 😢. The lyrics are sheer poetry. As for the vocals and understanding what's being said, as you listen to this type of metal your ears and brain, become acclimated and the words start to become clear.

[@FindingMyselfOutside]

Signs of the Swarm - Amongst the low and empty

[@zloopie1440]

Will has a crazy range he also covered slow dancing in the dark

[@Jonas_æ]

I legit fall asleep to this music some times. I know how that sounds, but lemme explain it. You know how some people need sound to fall asleep? Like putting on white noise or rainstorms or whatever? Same thing. It’s such a full sound, like a blanket of frequencies 😅

[@compactcrab71]

This trilogy is on my wind down playlist. I get you.

[@tylerspeiv2575]

Your response to the ending is exactly what I think the band wanted

[@ulisesmaderamejia4847]

This gets me every time even after listening to this song for the 1 millionth time!! Emotions run wild through this trilogy

[@donbeck5109]

Since my son’s passing 2 years ago, this song has hit me in a way that goes to the pit of my soul. It’s painful, powerful and beautiful. Metal and hip hop go hand in hand with each other. They’re both poetic and go hard.

[@DonVon]

Sorry to hear that.. that’s just horrible. 🖤

[@donbeck5109]

@@DonVon it’s ok. My son got me into death metal and deathcore. And he got me into a rapper named Ghostemane, I’d highly recommend checking him out.

[@itsparker4436]

@@donbeck5109can vouch. Ghostmane is different but phenomenal.

[@hypocritex]

Watching him warm into metal is such a fun process. It happens. You're acquiring the taste. That's how you're feeling things. And yes.. I cry every time I see the video a little. Look forward you finishing the trilogy. The songs all flow together. That's why the abrupt stop.

[@Pand0rable]

I saw LS live on Tuesday and pain remains trilogy was the encore, it was almost like a religious experience when they played it. They are phenomenal live. Good reaction 😊

[@TalesOfTheKryp]

I appreciate how sincere and genuine your reaction was to this. I agree with "don't worry about the lyrics, just feel the music", but after hearing these 3 songs, go read the lyrics. They are some real poetry.

[@smiteysmite2368]

I respect people who give metal music a shot. This song is so beautiful.

[@nateredbeck]

No shame in crying in it. The triology will do that, it invokes so much emotion and truly shows that metal is more than just screaming and growls. Not gonna lie but I teared up both times I saw them live this year!

[@CyrisCloete]

By reacting to Part 1 you unknowingly signed a contract with us to react to Part 2 and Part 3. Sorry, I don't make the rules. Great reaction!

[@NorthernDiscomfort]

Poor bro, full of hope and left wondering. Part 2 will break your heart, bro. Part 3 will leave you devastated and crushed. You’ll never be the same again.

[@lolwhyumirinthough]

🎶 "You're far from my reach, but not far out of sight" 🎶

[@JK-ry7bo]

It does help to just feel the music and not worry about the lyrics in this genre for new listeners, but in the case of Lorna Shore, their lytrics add so much to the songs. Especially in the Pain Remains Trilogy. I highly reccomend having the lyrics up on another monitor, they will bring you to tears.

[@kayl7260]

This is my first time on your channel, but I just wanted to say I love how open-minded you were listening to something that isn't what you normally would. Now on to the song - this song had metalheads everywhere crying last year, and for me personally, I still tear up when I listen to the trilogy. When it comes to understanding lyrics, sometimes it's not necessary to understand every word, but for this song, and the trilogy as a whole, I think the lyrics add another layer to the song. If you listen to this type of music long enough, your ears get used to it and you can understand things fairly well with some singers - some are unintelligible no matter what, though. If you continue on and do parts 2&3, this video may help you. It's the entire trilogy, official videos with lyrics on screen, all as one long song kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXmWc4KuZtWjoZY One last thing, the song cuts off so abruptly because song 2 picks up right there, and when you listen to the album, the songs flow seamlessly. And make sure you have tissues nearby, you may need them as 2&3 are also tear-jerkers.

[@NUMBgirl021]

This might be my fav reaction ever

[@wolfinthesno]

So the people who said "just feel the music" were partially right. The lyrics on this entire album are like reading a book of poetry. Meanwhile the music is absolutely on point. Do the rest of the trilogy! After youve seen all three, there is a supercut of rhe trilogy, with lyrics laid over the videos. It is well worth watching, because it will help you to understand how Will Ramos prounounces words as he is screaming. Often times metal in this genre and beyond, hit certain parts where even with lyrics in front of you its hard to understand, but with the pain remains trilogy, you will absolutely begin to here what hes saying while listening.

[@angelabordack]

This has made generations of metal heads cry.

[@kevintheunissen9311]

The trilogy is a rollercoaster, you've made the decision to ride and there's no stopping in between.

[@Immrtlchaos]

There is a reason he makes that guitar cry for the solo....metal is pure emotion in musical form. This video trilogy is one of the best examples I know of.

[@JenniferKhrapova]

So happy to see more people who don't usually listen to this kind of music find, and enjoy it. Pain Remain Trilogy is beautiful, with the lyrics it's even more tragic and heartfelt. I made the mistake of listening to this for the first time while at work, and needless to say I was a crying mess. I found a video with subtitles and showed it to my boss, who doesn't listen to deathcore, why I was crying, and she was crying too. It is beautiful!

[@JenniferKhrapova]

Oh! And the whole story behind the Pain Remains Trilogy, combined with the entire album gets trippy AF. It is a conceptual album about dreaming, and what it means to control your own reality. There are some craaaazzyyy vocals. Absolutely love it

[@CullyColantino]

The best way to think about metal is that the band is screaming with us, not at us. They’re acting as our emotional release rather than resorting to violence.

[@unipeg420]

This song the trilogy made me first listen to Lauren shore. Gave me chills made me feel all kinds of emotions. It is one hell of a roller coaster ride.

[@needdrivinglessons]

these songs are complex and there are things going on in the background as well. metal lyrics can be very poetic. how some people's brains work find the complexity of the music soothing and relaxing

[@Shiro_nin]

I believe it to be something like catharsis, the negative emotions we feel daily, like frustration, disappointment, depression, anger, and rage. Someone wrote a musical piece that allowed me to feel these emotions in a positive manner, where I’ve hurt no one but I no longer feel pent up by the negativity. It is smooth and relaxing, and I’m at peace, I think you felt it with the solo. That emotional connection to the artist through their work.

[@nicoleavery7238]

It’s soothing because it’s cathartic

[@StrangeQuark84]

Metal, good metal, anyway...hits the feels so hard even before you really grasp the lyrics. After reading the lyrics, this trilogy of songs just shredded me apart, and was a source of catharsis after losing multiple people over the past few years. When they played this trilogy at the concert, I had tears streaming down my face during this song. My dad was my everything and my hero, and passed recently, and my grief poured out with this song. But I was far from the only metalhead crying in the crowd. The amount of catharsis in metal can be unreal, and even soothing

[@auntiekarebear7537]

This is a trilogy and it’s best to watch them back to back as the songs bleed into eachother. I hope you’re reading the words because it’s so important to know what they’re saying. Pull up those lyrics and watch again, it’ll hurt even worse. And if you’re gonna watch the next two, be prepared for some graphic imagery, but remember they’re trying to be honest with how some process grief. These songs have carried me through losing my fiancé. They make me feel not alone, and that someone else has felt that hurt. Still hurts on the daily.

[@skinflute]

A year in and i am still crying . Ffs. This song kicked me in the guts pt2 i felt numb and pt3 completely demolished me..... This is at in its purest form.

[@reapergrimm1690]

There is more love and care in rock/ metal music then ppl think

[@mattzeman2542]

Absolutely wating for 2 & 3!! Have to listen to them all together. Unbelievable record

[@TheyWillKnowAnother]

It’s crazy that a heavy song can make you so emotional, especially if the song hits too close to home

[@Ken-no9rp]

Youre in good company. Ive struggled to make it through this video without crying every time ive watched it. The guitar solo pulls it out of me every time

[@deitrichdockall5411]

I got to see them in May with gojira and Mastodon. They played the trilogy, and it was beautiful. They have such an awesome energy live. It's definitely worth watching and listening to the trilogy. Tells a definite story that's relatable.

[@ScottThompson-z6u]

I listen to Lorna Shore and it calms me.

[@joachimmuller4930]

The song is about the old guy's emotions about his wife dying. So no, she ain't gonna be fine. The last part of the song is literally her passing away. And the lyrics to this are so poetic, it makes the singer cry almost every time he plays it life.

[@ShadowMSP123]

I’m a grown ass man. I don’t cry, or at least I try not to. When you bring up the lyrics and watch the music video, you begin to understand everything that is happening. That last bit of the song after the solo gets me tearing up EVERY SINGLE TIME. Even though I know what’s going to happen. It’s just so powerful and moving. I’m with you on never experiencing music like this before. The first time I heard it, I didn’t have the lyrics so I was just listening to the music. It wasn’t until I started learning the lyrics that the song hit me like a ton of bricks. It’s like an emotional release. It’s beautiful.

[@Kschychooo]

I love your reaction because I have had the same one. And when you check the lyrics it becomes even more powerful.

[@Joose]

Bruh, I fall asleep to bands like this. It legit calms my nerves and just makes me happy. 😂

[@lorafox871]

Lorna Shore is an amazing band. They're all so talented and super nice guys. Will Ramos is definitely from another realm. They make heavy music, but it's full of emotion, and the musical layers are phenomenal.

[@Dovak-v2v]

The drummer is Austin Archey I highly recommend watching his playthroughs

[@aegistechreviews7410]

def use the lyrics video for part 3! it brings a whole new world of meaning, even if you only understand the vibes. I'm glad you like it, even if it's absolutely something youd never listen to in day to day life. I cried the first time too. Pain Remains hits.

[@Red-bj2gg]

this song is a masterpiece, lorna shore are awesome i fuckimg love them😭😭

[@StevenBiggsMaxwell]

I'm subscribing just for the pain remains trilogy 😂 That line at the end "I finally see, a world without you isn't meant for me!" just gut checks you in the feels. It's delivered with just enough vocal fry to hold the passion and raw emotion, a feeling of barely holding back tears, while coming through clearly enough so you don't miss the words. It just invokes this feeling of powerlessness and being angry but there's no one to blame or take that anger out on and so you just scream at the world, at circumstances, at everything aimlessly because the emotion inside is boiling over. The video brings it home too because we want to fight for our loved ones, but against certain illnesses like cancer what can we really do?

[@TheGamingWard]

This song makes me cry every single time

[@The_Original_Syn]

That line hits me EVERYTIME...A world without you wasnt meant for me! Lorna is amazing, Will Ramos, is one of the most talented metal vocalists around and he is just an amazing human being. Please check out vidoes on his official YT, The Will Ramos. And the videos he has done with an amazing renowned opera singer, Elizabeth from the Charismatic voic offical YT. They do amazing things, including a scope of his throat to show what is physically happening when he does different screams. You wont be disappointed!

[@compactcrab71]

I love people's reactions to this song.

[@redday3520]

to the hell fire is soothing! it makes me feel like im floating through space.

[@AllisonSanders-zs3zc]

Part 2 is my favorite.....the transition from 1 to 2 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@SabreArchon]

I know I am 5 months late to this, but when someone says music like this is soothing believe them. Music like this is like therapy to us with severe trauma.

[@jonathansiegel3780]

I subbed man, I really hope you can push out the rest of this trilogy. I love the way you described the way the music made you feel without knowing the words… This trilogy is an incredible piece of art even if it’s a spectacle for non-deathcore fans. I cried to this, it hits deep for anyone who’s dealt with loss in their life. I also don’t know how Will is able to adjust the tonality of his voice to give it this… like super soft but still harsh vocal tone. I’m sure it has to do with his diaphragm usage/air pressure and tongue placement in those lines to create a specific tone.

[@DonVon]

Agreed. Air passage abs diaphragm work had to be on point. He’s a beast. Also thank you!

[@benji963]

I cried on this song the first time I heard it, this and the 3rd song made me cry.

[@Runeforged]

DV your reaction and description is actually beautiful. I didn’t expect that lol

[@Daniel189HLL]

Awesome. What a brilliant and genuine reaction. Subbed for the rest.❤

[@SoulSlave92]

It is soothing, tbh, I can listen to Deathcore and fall asleep, it's...a relief of emotions and anxiety, built up, that just eases away with the music, making me relax and think good things 😊 love the reactions bro!

[@schurli1906]

This is what all the hard'n'heavy music is about. It isn’t just hard music. It’s emotional in so many different ways and even the lyrics can send so many different messages. That’s why I love this music so much.

[@daetros1626]

Man when you were thinking "she's gonna be ok" I felt for you. This trilogy is the most emotive metal I've ever heard at this level of intensity. You owe it to yourself to do the whole trilogy. It only gets more intense.

[@mondschwarz8078]

I personally would really love seeing you react to the other two parts, however please be warned of some even heavier topics being visualized in the next couple of videos. I love seeing people go through all the emotions of this masterpiece in music, especially including the surprise that this kind of heavy music can even put this range of emotions even into first time listeners. I personally have watched and listened to the pain remains trilogy countless times and nearly cry every time still. I would also recommend pulling up the lyrics to all three parts. They are poetry.

[@natewatkins8045]

One of my buddies said it best, “Who know we needed a death metal ballad, let alone 3 on the same album”

[@AK2TN420]

Crazy thing is will Ramos is such a nice down to earth guy

[@davidwest5506]

Best reaction yet. Can't lie, you got the best reactions man. Love the passion you put in every one.

[@MrMlelievre]

I'm watching this and remembering my first taste of metal, I envy you, wosh i could go back and hear some songs again for the first time...but at the same time...welcome 😢

[@NukeDirt]

Earned a new sub for this! I love seeing people stepping out of their comfort zones and hitting deathcore. Followed through for the people! Your reactions are priceless. Big Lorna Shore fan here and enjoyed every moment of this and your last LS reaction video. Keep it up!

[@gordonbarton8440]

even listen to this live I find it deeply emotional, didn't Cry at the gig but, yip watching the video is tough

[@jennifermartin40]

I bawled when I saw it the first 30 times

[@Maggot_infestedd]

Seeing this trilogy live made me cry

[@n_o_n_t_u]

I just saw these guys live for the first time last night! Their live performance was just a WHOLE DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE compared to listening to them normally! And I recommend it if you really want to feel Lorna Shore's music!

[@futbolboy16]

they got you good with that ending🤣 you have to do the trilogy!

[@dakotaburt09]

Love how you are stepping into new genres man. Keep up the great work.

[@DonVon]

Much love thank you!

[@tytyisnotinsane4983]

I can not watch or listen to that song without getting emotional. The message of the song hits home with my personal life and no matter the mood I'm in this song hits HARD. can't wait to see you do the other 2 parts!

[@nicoleavery7238]

A lot of metal is poetic it’s just a different way of perceiving it

[@brendenj9113]

Fantastic reaction my friend! As far as lyrics, musicality and feelings; that essentially is what a great deal of metal is. There are those of us who feel this kind of music really IS soothing to us. It calms me down when I need it to, pumps me up when I want it to, etc. Lorna Shore are INCREDIBLE musicians who know their craft better than most and are able to deliver this kind of ballad into a very harsh sounding genre. Look up the lyrics some time, or maybe even have them up as you go. Often times you might be surprised at the poeticism that goes into these lyrics. When it comes to understanding the lyrics, even for people like me who have listened to this style most their life I dont catch every word. However its like most things, do it enough and you get better at it. As a teen I moved to the south and was introduced to Bone Thugs N Harmony and couldn't understand how people could understand the lyrics, after years of listening I took Bizzy's advice and sped up my mind and fell in love with the music. I look forward to more videos, great stuff my man!

[@Moleman0815]

There is no breakdown in this song, because you are the breakdown. :D Wills voice is transporting the grief, anger and frustration in such a beautiful but brutal way, that it touches our souls. I'm a grown old man, and i have listened to this song a hundret times, and it still makes my eyes wet. If this trilogy doesn't touch you and makes you cry like a baby, something is wrong with you.

[@icarusrll]

Very emotional song. I recommend listening to the entire trilogy, so much emotion packed into it. Remember to just feel the music.

[@lilyrodriguez9956]

Definitely need the lyrics to go along with the video. Hits way harder when you know what he is singing. But this is so well done that even without the lyrics it had the same effect on you. Awsome reaction. So cool that you are open to listen to anything and can feel the music and appreciate it a good work of art.

[@Nikop0l]

effing enjoyed ttheir a ton. unmatchable and super unique. Heard ttheir song a couple days ago and I fell in love 🤘At the moment I'm loving October Ends' new song, you should definitely react to it!

[@enigmattic.]

Hope you continue on to the next two chapters in the trilogy, it's a great experience. Slaughter to Prevail is awesome too, would recommend Viking. If you're interested in a band really presses the boundaries of genres and experiences in music highly recommend Sleep Token. They seamlessly meld so many influences and tones, you'll always be curious as to what comes next.

[@Thatskatermetalgirl]

Omg I adore your reactions. You are in poetic with the metal and this trilogy. I hope you looked the lyrics up. These made me so happy today and i was feeling sad, so for that, thank you🙏🏻

[@drewtschirki6209]

My man, you got yourself a new subscriber in me for being real. Loved listening to you talk here. I look forward to seeing what you have to say about other music (not just metal)!

[@ArielGonzales-ee4br]

Nah man..this made me bawl when I saw it. I heard the track first before the other parts dropped cuz a coworker said to check it out! But at that time I didn’t really digest it as much til the video released! Shit just hit different!

[@dantekazuma]

I do recommend looking at the lyrics for this trilogy. It adds a lot more to the emotional impact for sure

[@ronniebailey2037]

This band actually wrote this song when they were all at emotional and personal lows. Lost friends and family members to a variety of things/reasons. This was kind of their way of letting all that pain out and releasing it. For me, it also lets me feel that myself and all of us are not alone in feeling this way.

[@kamtank]

You delivered man, thanks dude❤❤

[@xTRYIFY]

Been a big death metal fan for a long time the drummer is austin archey and hes one of the best drummers ive ever seen

[@theleafninja4502]

Well yes even heavy metal bands have sad songs and this is one of them

[@Handsofakiller19]

Don't feel bad, this is some heavy shit... in several ways. One of few songs that make me tear up a bit.

[@metalisdashitdude95]

I saw them live and they ended the show with this trilogy. And this first part made scream the lyrics from the top of my lungs while crying my heart out. I really hope you do a reaction on part II and III