FIRST TIME REACTING TO BO BURNHAM - I Can't Handle This

FIRST TIME REACTING TO BO BURNHAM - I Can't Handle This
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[@BipolarBLKSheep]

He didnt perform again for 5 years after this. This was like a goodbye. It hurt.

[@upasian6497]

I felt like his goodbye was the very ending when he sang “are you happy?”

[@sllimjimsinkhole]

@@upasian6497 I like that are you happy was filmed in the same room as inside. very poetic.

[@LongandWeirdName]

"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." Wouldn't you want to take a bow and leave the stage?

[@GroundOne]

having panic attacks on stage hurt him too.

[@Reblwitoutacause]

@@GroundOne great point, very laconically said.

[@VinIchiban]

As he attempts to give you what he can’t give himself. Hits way too hard.

[@PatrickDaviswimiwamwamwazzle]

Yeah that part stuck with me for years.

[@Kostly]

All throughout school I was the class clown. Now, I'm the class clown. We're all being CLOWNED by the Warren Buffett crowd. While you pay more taxes on your meager income than a guy the US Govt agreed to give ten BILLION dollars to fly to the moon. For what? To capitalize on moon rocks? Pet moon rocks! Amirite? If you have Prime, you get a moon rock for 69% off the real price.

[@galathorus3256]

This always brings tears to my eyes.. Yes it's a standup but it's also a cry for help and so much depth to his comedy that I hope people get when he doing his comedy

[@bryden5243]

@@Kostly dude how is this relevant?

[@Kostly]

@@bryden5243 get your fuckn hands up. Get on out your seat. All eyes on me. Yeah.

[@xtldc]

I’ve always wondered if the ‘I hope you’re happy’ at the end is him genuinely showing affection for his audience or if it’s meant as ‘look at what you did to me’. Perhaps it’s a bit of both.

[@TheArbiterOfTruth]

I think it is. Considering this was either one of, or his last live performance. I wonder if people who watch this fully understand what he was doing/saying. Do they understand the burrito metaphor?

[@johnalock1201]

@@TheArbiterOfTruth The burrito metaphor seems to me as he has crammed all his emotions in his head? (the burrito) and its all coming out now and exploding It also means that he wants to blow his dad

[@diabeetus_9837]

@@TheArbiterOfTruth I mean to this day he denies that there’s any secret meaning to the Pringles can or the burrito anecdotes. The burrito one does seem like he’s trying to make a point but apparently not lol.

[@TheArbiterOfTruth]

@@diabeetus_9837 ah, I wasn’t aware 😂 I thought the burrito was a metaphor for him putting too much into his life haha

[@diabeetus_9837]

@@TheArbiterOfTruth I always thought the same. But he denies it; tbh if I were him I’d go along with it lol it’s a decent metaphor.

[@baddabingbaddaboom931]

My personal favorites from bo is "we think we know you" and "rant."

[@GraceT]

Rant is the most underrated song he has. It's amazing

[@pleasedyes]

@@GraceT probably because most people don’t know it exists lmao

[@CurleyJeffersonS]

The production of “we think we know you” is unbelievable

[@maximiliankemnitz1869]

Art is Dead has gotta be up there too.

[@Marian-eu8xx]

And sad song and art is dead

[@MHonari]

Finally a reaction where the person understands the second "Wouldn't've got the lettuce if I knew it wouldn't fit" isn't funny at all; it's rather sad.

[@psychwolf7590]

It's genius though

[@andrelima4125]

there's no metaphor there people chill, he even said it . It's just human psychology, you nitpick and obsess about details of mundane stuff like pringles and burritos and they seem to matter so much to you, but then he cracks and he tells you what's going on, He can't handle the pressure and he is going crazy, he is too self aware of the stage (hence the panic attacks) and also some self esteem issues

[@psychwolf7590]

@@andrelima4125 He is never going to take credit for his own brilliant lyricism.

[@MHonari]

@@andrelima4125 Who talked about that attributed metaphor here? Just the way he says he'd better get back to doing his silly show, is sad. It's like putting back a laughing clown mask on his face.

[@andrelima4125]

@@MHonari oh you mean after he says "ill just do what you want me to" and goes back to burritos? for sure

[@smackedpickle]

"Look at them, they're just staring at me" gives me chills every time I hear it, and I've heard it a _lot_

[@DannyBridie]

right. it's like he hates it. hates the attention. the opposite of pretty much every famous person ever. he truly is one of a kind.

[@gwinnellheald8592]

Also "we just watched the most theatrical mental breakdown ever" is the whole vibe of his most recent special and it is amazing!! I'd love to see you react to his new special. His work seems to have a theme of ending shows with artistic but emotionally charged songs. In his special 'what' he ends with a song called 'we think we know you' that runs on a similar theme. I'd definitely recommend checking that out. All of his stuff honestly 😅

[@Reegareth]

The part where he was talking about himself and the audience wasn't an act. I can't imagine how much courage that took to actually say that. I have pretty bad anxiety and I really really struggle even talking to people sometimes. I can't imagine admitting something so open and revealing to the world like that when I have a hard time even telling people what my hobbies are because I feel like I'm going to be judged. Bo is an absolute legend and I have mad respect for him.

[@k1llsh0t_87]

you can see that he was shaking during that and I feel like him doing those little sounds before he went into it was him trying to calm himself down and his constant movement is him trying to not let his panic attack show and even those screams really felt like he was breaking down but needed to keep going so he let those out in order to help him keep going

[@headphones2006]

This song is how I realized he wasn’t doing alright. The lines where he says “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” When you find out about his mental issues he was having, those lyrics just jump right out at you

[@JesusOfPaign]

This was the last live performance he released before quitting comedy for like 5 years, since he started having more and more panic attacks and anxiety on stage. Technically he hasn’t come back to live comedy, since Inside isn’t a live special, and he hasn’t performed live anywhere since

[@AdsForAdults]

oh look. it's one of those traveling wikipedias that just repeat currently popular known shit in comment sections.

[@ACey96]

not true, that wasn't his last stop on the tour i believe, he finished the tour then retired

[@gwinnellheald8592]

He did a couple tiny shows in small comedy clubs but they were few and far between

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

@@AdsForAdults Repeat stuff. Repeat stuff.

[@matthewbrug6337]

@@AdsForAdults Is that a copypasta? I could swear I've seen your comment before elsewhere.

[@MaxRovensky]

He was on H3 podcast some time ago and he said that he was sobbing for half hour after this was done, he was having a severe panic attack on stage

[@gwinnellheald8592]

I've been a massive fan of bo's for ages and absolutely adore his work. I'm so happy you're reacting to him!!!

[@kazekagekope4698]

I feel like his third scream he does is how hes feeling inside.

[@shona5512]

He's just ad-libbing..

[@squidairleo3155]

@field in the picture well the third one sounds genuine.

[@calebmurphy9406]

8:17 As great as this song is, that "HAAAA!" is probably the deepest lyric of the entire thing.

[@aliairving]

Yo the first two yells are solid but I agree, that third one gives me goosies every time, it came from his soul

[@calebmurphy9406]

@@aliairving Please never say "goosies" ever again. But, yes.

[@aliairving]

@@calebmurphy9406 noted 😂💀

[@ryandavidtrapasso]

So true

[@xtldc]

@@aliairving you keep saying goosies as much as your little heart desires!

[@athanasiospapadopoulos6582]

"We Think We Know You" and "Art is Dead" are two of his best.

[@carley3986]

Yes please react to those!

[@xtldc]

Art is Dead is probably my fav song by him - well until Welcome to the Internet came out. Maybe a close tie now.

[@oggouz]

@@xtldc Look Who's Inside Again > All Eyes On Me > Welcome To The Internet. But that's just me

[@xtldc]

@@oggouz valid choices - but that last verse before the bridge in welcome to the internet is so satisfying for my brain

[@loke3684]

@@oggouz Finally someone who appreciated Look who's inside again

[@tdowdy111]

As a performer myself, the line about "they're just staring at you" gets me. It's amazing how you can spend hours preparing to perform for the people and then instead of them telling you how great you were, they point out the 1 error you made, or what they'd like you to do differently. For someone who already has insecurities like Bo has always dealt with, the criticisms make it harder to perform. It puts additional strain because he doesn't want someone to watch him and be disappointed. The critiques are hard to deal with because they make you want to be perfect and then you end up harder on yourself because you're already your biggest critic, but now you have people pointing out things and you realize you've disappointed someone, so you become harder on yourself. And if you already are insecure, it just builds those insecurities to be bigger and bigger. And I can only imagine how many critics online he has to listen to. It's no wonder he took so much time off. His genius is being wasted because people make it difficult for him to not only perform but to survive.

[@swere1240]

bo burnham is literally the best

[@ThrillhoWiggum]

You know what? You're not wrong because you didn't specify. I like that. You're neat.

[@Sanguinis666]

In retrospect, 5-6 years later this final song was insanely powerful and a seemingly obvious (in hindsight) call for help. During his recent special Inside he speaks about how he was having panic attacks on stage touring for this special, and it took him 5 years of working on himself mentally to feel strong enough to perform live again.

[@MaxRovensky]

Chipotle is a metaphor about how his career snowballed and he couldn't * cough * handle it

[@archiemcwatt8122]

I think he actually said that the pringles and chipotle things were just jokes that people read into too much

[@theparadisesnare]

@@archiemcwatt8122 Correct

[@Travisb238]

@@archiemcwatt8122 Everything he says is intentional. I don't believe that for a second.

[@Piktro]

@@Travisb238 agreed, there’s no way it was overlooked. Even if it was unintentional when he started writing about Pringle’s and Chipotle, he absolutely recognized it and connected the dots.

[@squidairleo3155]

@@Piktro you have a tin hat on bro?

[@James-us8nt]

I tear up every time. The man was speaking from inside.

[@angelagarcia7093]

No pun intended

[@James-us8nt]

@@angelagarcia7093 full pun intended. legoooo

[@idoodooo3988]

@@James-us8nt All eyes were on him

[@mathuraphael9196]

Your comment just made me think, that title "Inside" can have double meaning of "Inside a house" and "Inside my soul"

[@victoriac4317]

This has been a favourite of mine since this special. But listening to it after watching ‘Inside’ is on another level😭😭

[@danielseals4211]

"We just watched the most theatrical breakdown ever" -Someone who hasn't seen his new special yet

[@-hasamastersdegreeinwumbol8565]

You gotta do "Welcome to the internet". It's one of his best songs ever in my opinion.

[@aschenfirre]

I love your joy and fun during the first part of this song. The shift in mood once he breaks it down is something we all felt ... and still feel every... single... time... we watch this. I hope Bo is happy. He deserves to give himself what he gives all of us.

[@kennyrayfinlayson7826]

It's been a good time watching her progressively become a larger and larger Bo fan

[@rAZZ_8]

Thank you! There's barely any Bo reactions, Art is dead next!

[@keithlabeau8790]

Bo is best if you start from the beginning and go through his rise/decline. Hes very introspective and deep yet hilarious... Hands down favorite comedian of all time...

[@kennethlane7645]

He is breaking down in this performance. The world of fame is more than most people can handle.

[@GorillaMon541]

The part that always hurts the most is when he says "Thank you. Goodnight. I hope you're happy" 😭😭😭😭

[@adanesi1884]

As a grown family man who works with my hand and has a family of my own, I always have to choke back tears when I watch this because I'm also someone who suffers from overwhelming pressure to perform and suffer from depression and anxiety as well. Jesus he is the martyr we as mental health sufferers need to show others how it really is. Performing doesn't mean on stage, it means in life.

[@daanboleij7289]

The burrito and pringles can ''jokes'' are references to his mental health. For example, with the borrito reference, he wouldnt have gotten this fame if he knew before hand it would have been to much.

[@heha6977]

that's just an interpretation it was actually meaningless and just a joke, he stated in an interview

[@mimi-dy8uc]

@@heha6977 then again he also said he tends to critizise his songs before anyone else can after saying that the unpaid intern song was meaningless, so maybe that's what's happening here? I don't necessarily think that's it but it's just a thought

[@maxbarnt3835]

@@mimi-dy8uc I think especially with the repeat/callback later in the song ("I put on a silly show so I should probably just shut up and do my job so here I go"), they were just meant to be jokes.

[@squidairleo3155]

@@mimi-dy8uc he's probably just making fun of the people saying that there's a deeper meaning to it.

[@stargazer1998]

He said that they were not metaphors, man why do people act like They Think They Know Him

[@kirvannsamlal5261]

His performance shows that no one told him this career path would have so much in it...now he's so overwhelmed he can't handle it..he strives for happiness but can't get it

[@stargazer1998]

The burrito was not a metaphor

[@Lilylinegod]

Please react to "White Woman's Instagram -- Bo Burnham". I think your perspective on the song would be amazing.

[@launchsteinward]

"You can tell them anything if you just make it funny, make it rhyme And if they still don't understand you, then you run it one more time"

[@andreacollins3204]

As a mental health sufferer esp panic disorder this breaks my heart. He says I hope you’re happy cos they were just staring at him being serious until he became the clown again. Then they loved him again

[@Swenglish]

This is one of those things that's good out of context but great in the context of the ending of the full show (Make Happy). All this stuff was bubbling under the surface and this piece really kind of summarized the layers of it, in how the seemingly shallow observational comedy about the hand in the Pringles can and the fillings in the burrito not fitting gradually becomes a metaphor for his own feelings of having bitten off more than he could chew by choosing to become an entertainer when he was kind of too young to understand the weight of it. He metaphorically got his hand stuck in the Pringles can and overstuffed his burrito, if you will, which is why he took a break from performing after this (although he did write and direct a movie called "Eighth Grade" in the interim). I would say Bo Burnham's last three specials are kind of like a trilogy. "What.", "Make Happy" and "Inside". He came up in comedy very young. He started out on KZbin and then did two specials ("Comedy Central Presents: Bo Burnham" and "Words, Words, Words") before turning 20. He's gotten a lot more introspective (and in some ways retrospective) since.

[@stargazer1998]

He said the burrito and can were not metaphors.

[@michaelsweatt88]

Watching your face make the same emotional ride mine made the first time I saw this is wild. Going from joy and laughter to seeing someone in pain and pushing through it. It's such a strange journey.

[@spencer8882]

The roller coaster of emotions that goes across her face explains Bo Burnam’s arts perfectly

[@BAMbng]

He was literally suffering from a panic attack during this. He went 5 years without performing after this because of panic attacks on stage. I feel once you know this, the whole song hits so much more

[@ACey96]

and then he retired from stand up so the thing is his shows are timed to such a detail even a missed breathe can ruin a joke so when his anxiety and depression and panic attacks where happening before and during shows and also being pressured and super famous at 25 he just left it became an actor (pr did more work as one) wrote and directed 2018s Eight Grade (which is amazing) and finally came back with Inside in late may 2021

[@SBereft]

I loved this. I don't know how you came up on my KZbin, but this was fun. I love Bo Burnham, he is so talented, funny, and insightful. You should definitely check out more of his stuff.

[@VegaSpydr]

I watched this with my friend when it was new, and we both started crying when he started breaking it down.

[@xD1ZzL3]

youtubers not reacting to the "sweaters coming on and off" bit as a callback to earlier in this special is peak what Bo was getting at in inside.

[@conner.j.a.wilson]

...I’m actually not sure I understand this link.

[@nightcrawler5696]

Bo is a Brilliant artist.

[@jedinxf7]

I liked watching your face change as you realized this is more tragic than funny (and it is truly, very successfully both). I think it's the emotional ride we all took the first time.

[@EgbertWilliams]

No exaggeration. That man is a genius.

[@joshuacalloway4637]

Bo’s introspective comedy is genius. The funny is insanely funny and well done…but at no point should anyone think he isn’t talking about himself with talking about burritos and Pringle’s. He tries to bear his soul oh so briefly, but Bo knows the hard part of getting others to pay attention is to make it entertaining. He intertwines the lyrics in such a clever way that if someone isn’t paying attention, they’ll miss it. He even says it at the end “And if they don’t understand you, you run it one more time.” Just watch the beginning of the special. He is going about his day with a clown nose on. People look at him with surface value eyes…but he’s not here for us to share his problems…he’s here to entertain us in a way where we understand our own problems. As we laugh, while he attempts to give us what he cannot give himself.

[@squidairleo3155]

Tinfoil hat mode bro got damm

[@DannyBridie]

"look at them, they're just staring at me". it's like he hates it. hates the attention. the opposite of pretty much every famous person ever. he truly is one of a kind.

[@flippalovell]

He’s a complex dude. From the other stuff I’ve seen him talk about and sing about on the subject it seems he actually loves the attention and even says he needs it, but he hates that he needs it.

[@ElloboFreak26]

I love how everyone just dro the smile when he says "my bigest problem is you"

[@powersofdestruction5694]

Someone probably already said this, but if you listen to the first half again, it’s actually a sort of veiled metaphor for what he says in the second. The Pringles and burrito are both something which starts off good, but ends up uncomfortable and messy by the end. In a similar way, his career started with him making funny videos in his bedroom, and by the time this was recorded he regularly had panic attacks on stage.

[@ryanwilson_canada]

I think the most impressive part of this aside from the raw honesty, and the fact he quit for 5 years after this is the fact he contols all his auto tune audio himself. Lighting is also excellent, that im sure is handled by a lighting engineer of some sort.

[@AceTheWorrior]

I dont accept that that is the ending of the special. That how he ended it to the audience. "Are you happy" is the ending of the special. And heartbreakingly beautiful. He stands up from his music, his room, goes out and sees what makes him happy. Scale from 1 to 2.

[@AdamNicholsMusic]

As a musician that gets held back by mental issues you got to love Bo. Absolute Genius & Legend

[@Lithos84]

Although this was 2 months ago, I love watching people discover Bo Burnham! Great reaction keep it up! 🤙🏻💯

[@pestydesperado8771]

the way your smile faded at the breakdown is exactly how I felt the first time I watched this. Hits so hard

[@otlforumadmin]

Love your reaction! Subscribed!

[@psychwolf7590]

There is still a goldmine of Bo Burnham songs you could react to: From his show ''What'': - Sad - Left brain, right brain - From God's perspective - Repeat stuff - We Think We Know You Other songs from ''Make Happy'' (the show this was the finale of): - One I don't really want to spoil the title of lmao but on YT it's uploaded as ''Problem solving song'' - Lower your expectations As far as ''Inside'' goes, just watch the whole thing. Every single song there is genius but arguably the best one is ''Welcome to the internet''.

[@MrLowbob]

this moment is basically the mental breakdown he references to in all eyes on me in his other special

[@magiv4205]

I'd really love to see you react to Repeat Stuff and Eff, haven't seen many people react to those. Repeat Stuff is a poppy takedown of the music industry, Eff is one of my favprite raps of his (Yes, he does rap too). Bo is always a lyrical genius, but his raps are where he shows that skill the best imo. Many of his faster songs require multiple listenings and lyrical readalongs to get every line, but they're really fun.

[@et3rnalchaos237]

this is so soothing for some weird reason, when i listen to this it puts me in a better mood

[@kodywithak3117]

Okay, so this is my first video of yours I've seen. Amazing reaction! And please, please, please, watch and react to his live shows, they are gems.

[@karlburrill2819]

It has now after "inside" come out that during this performance he was having a panic attack and went off stage and cried himself silly.

[@MarkoSkid121]

So much can be said about this but I'll sum it up in 2 words. Fucking genius

[@faqgougle7641]

That basically was his stand-up, of he ever tours again and you go to a show that's what you can expect. All his stand-up has a heavy theatrical element with well over half of the time in his specials being taken up by songs of some variety of another.

[@ChantelLynn95]

Yes definitely watch more Bo! His new stuff is great and his old stuff too. Super funny and also super artistic and talented.

[@nakulraj7559]

yesss more bo burnham!! we need more bo burnham!!

[@MayorBrownn]

Yes! Do Bo Burnhams “rant.”

[@ShadowSlayerX]

Please keep watching Bo! Can’t wait for more :)

[@williamrich7897]

His screams at the end are his panick attacks on stage

[@CriticalPrime9]

EVERY SINGLE TIME I watch someone react to this video I wonder if they expect him to circle back to Pringles after the gym comment- because that's what I assumed was going to happen. You're the first one to actually mentioned it! Lol

[@CyborXT]

I love your reaction. Subbed

[@myTERAexperience]

That was so damn good. Like funny bits but clearly deep as fuck.

[@Mutatedcorpse]

he didn't perform for 5 years after this to improve himself because he went off stage after performing and had a panic attack, then in 2020 when he decided he was gonna perform again bc he improved himself a lot, covid happened which lead to "all eyes on me".

[@williamrich7897]

The burrito is a metaphor for his life, he wouldn't of done this and that if he knew it was going to spill out like his panick disorder, hence he wouldn't of got the lettuce if he knew it wasn't gonna fit, and so on

[@IvanJuresic]

As a bit of info about that song, the "I wouldn't got the peppers if I knew they wouldn't fit, wouldn't got the cheese... " part is actually him talking about his quick rise to celebrity and that if people told him what it would be like and how he'd feel about it he probably wouldn't have done it. Also It's interesting seeing people react to Bo now after Inside came out but had never really seen his stuff before. It's all good though. The more people being exposed to him the better.

[@stargazer1998]

No it isn’t. He said they weren’t metaphors

[@IvanJuresic]

​@@stargazer1998 so what you're saying is that we'll never know for sure?

[@hoodedsmoke]

After many of his performances, he would break down and sob for about 2 hours backstage. I'm glad he's working on his mental health and took a break. It seems he really needed it

[@uncensored008]

Bo just uploaded a video that is pretty much a sequel to this song called All Eyes On Me

[@ColeBeeRyan]

Purely powerful performances from this man.

[@JoaoHenrique-ef4vx]

yeah that's Bo! make sure you react to "all eyes on me" best song from the new special. "art is dead" is also one of his best songs, so you should check it out! great reaction :)

[@michaelmcgee7683]

You started with the song he quit comedy with! Glad to see you react to him, but this song is very contextual.

[@BeachJedi101]

Existential crisis starting at 6:22.

[@RyanM0224]

You should try to find the VERY end of that show where he sings “Make Happy” one of the best songs no one reacts to

[@carley3986]

You should also check out his full special make happy and/or inside

[@Zaymont720]

In the actual special there is one last song that is played which is very deep as well.

[@554cortez]

I love reactions that are just people blankly staring at really powerful moments in a song then laughing at really inappropriate moments. Welcome to the Internet.

[@jaymeramirez2162]

Tunnel vision I guess l..all the meaning of this performance just flew by their heads while I’m over here trying to recover from what he said

[@stargazer1998]

I hope you aren’t one of the people who think the burrito was a metaphor, because Bo himself said they were not metaphors

[@554cortez]

@@stargazer1998 I’m talking about the straight forward meaningful stuff he says in the back third

[@stargazer1998]

@@554cortez ah, okay

[@MontroseChloe]

Technically that's not how he ends it. That's how the live show ended. There is a very short outro-song on the special that wasn't part of the live performance. "Are you Happy". It's directed at the viewer and touches on the overarching theme of the edited film (special). I HIGHLY recommend watching the whole special. His comedy has evolved significantly and you can see him grow as an artist and as a person through his specials. His first special was when he was only like 18/19 years old. - Of course, reactions first! but definitely go watch the whole thing afterwords.

[@marka.6879]

"I hope you're happy" (I hope something good has come from all of my suffering. I hope everything I've put myself through has had some meaning to you)

[@Samurai_Stoner]

That moment where the crowd gets the meaning... Oh man goosies

[@MarkWoulfe]

Hi Ellie, I think you had the youtube video and your webcam video out a sync a little on this one. Sounded like you were reacting to the lines before they had actually happened.

[@alunwilce7966]

I was not prepared for these feels

[@StevenDavisonYT]

You gotta go through his entire discography, stuff from what. and then Make Happy and then do the stuff from Inside. It's all incredible.

[@gralmakaren9919]

The burrito part is so sad on the 2nd listen

[@alg0rmortis]

Left Brain Right Brain live is incredible!!! Do that one!!

[@leighreynolds6352]

This probably wasn't the best song to start Bo Burnham with, but good job reacting. You missed some things but that's okay, it was your first time listening.

[@5Amigos32]

If you liked this you will love his new Netflix special "Inside"

[@xander4357]

If you want some more context you should check out "All Eyes On Me" from his new special Inside. It is mega-powerful.

[@ThornOfSociety]

Can't wait to see you react to his All Eyes On Me song

[@chrstphrluis2206]

You have to watch his latest special on Netflix it’s so amazing you’ll love it. New fan here btw love your content and accent ✌️🖤✌️ hello from Houston Texas 🤘

[@Gldfish-cp9yb]

a good artist that isn't to well know is 'brakence' he recently signed with Columbia records, good songs to react to are -"dropout" -"rosier" I fully believe you will be in love with it

[@joshuahatfield538]

Anybody that smiles at the last half of this performance has no fuckin clue what's going on.