FIRST TIME REACTION TO ALL EYES ON ME - BO BURNHAM 😱

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You guys seemed to LOVE my last reaction video and I got many requests to also react to this "All eyes on me" by Bo Burnham !
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[@dieverss]

The "funny" part was that he worked on his mental health and got better. He was going to start performing again at the beginning of 2020, and then the pandemic happened. He made the special that this song is from completely alone in his guest house through the pandemic.

[@tammyknoll1496]

I hate when people miss that...makes the rest of the reaction "forced"

[@joshler2604]

@@tammyknoll1496 tbf it’s easier to miss it when your watching it on 2023 lol. Everybody already forget about the pandemic and the pain of quarantine.

[@tammyknoll1496]

@@joshler2604 Two + years of Isolation and complaining about masks and vaccines, why would you remember?

[@joshler2604]

@@tammyknoll1496 exactly my point lol

[@mr.womack3638]

@@tammyknoll1496 for most places it wasn’t two whole years of isolation. School started back in 2020 of august and yes there were masks but many schools were in person

[@GeirGunnarss]

That line "You say the whole worlds ending. Honey, it already did" always breaks me.

[@theConquerersMama]

Indeed

[@liv-cj8qt]

His music makes me ugly cry sm I love him and I’m not even gonna lie. He saved me during the pandemic

[@kelanjames3488]

That kills me

[@natashaunfiltered]

This song was also powerful enough to win this man a Grammy.

[@pedromarques2077]

The "Inside" special, from where this is taken from is a whole Netflix special tha Bo recorded, performed and produced all alone in his guest room during the pandemic. This special is a masterpiece, since it can range from extremely funny to utterly disturbing during the course of it, displaying how he (and actually many other people) copped during the pandemic. The "funny" part is Bo being ironic/sarcastic, because as he was finally feeling better and prepared to re-enter the world and actually made the decision to come out of his "isolation" period he was forced right back into it against his will by the pandemic. Hope this helps you get a bit more context on this. Also, I think it would be fun to check your reaction to "White Woman's Instragam" that's also featured in the "Inside" special.

[@Rezkin144]

It should also be noted that "Inside" was nominated for 6 EMMY'S and WON 3 OF THEM!!!!

[@kayw8224]

@@Rezkin144 I had no idea. But I’m not surprised.

[@gafgarian]

Honestly I’ve stated it multiple times, INSIDE should be in the Smithsonian. It is the best expression of a global society during the pandemic. The fact is we all lived through an extremely traumatic circumstance that will likely never be replicated. Somehow this retired KZbinr created an masterpiece of the human condition and, through his obvious pain and confusion, allowed us to breathe again. I fucking love inside. Start to finish. Should be shown in schools to future generations so they can possibly grasp the utter fuckery and magnificent resilience of humanity.

[@DruDubay]

Inside, a masterful piece of art

[@silor69]

just a reminder: Bo Burnham won his first Grammy under the category Best Song Written for Visual Media for his song “All Eyes on Me”, which appeared in his musical-comedy Netflix special Inside.

[@RareHarmony]

"Get up, I'm talking to you, get the FUCK UP!!!" Then he continues to carry you through the rest of the footage. This guy is a genius.

[@eyesweyedopen4599]

So this is part of his Netflix special Inside. I recommend you react to the whole thing, this (and all the rest of the songs on the special) makes a lot more sense in context

[@jackfelder2560]

This song really carries so much meaning and emotion, but you can’t see it from just the song. It NEEDS to be in the context of the whole Special.

[@MajorLeeAwesome]

This song, as with everything in this special, is drenched in meaning and saturated in layers. Bo is fantastic at saying everything he wants to while leaving space for us to insert our own. Watching some breakdown AFTER watching the special could do good.

[@frizzman1991]

Bo perfectly captured how I've felt since 2018. I dealt with my own depression to an extent and had finally gotten out of an abusive relationship and a terrible job. I was starting to feel better near the end of 2019 - dating again and going to interviews, actually leaving my home and talking to friends again - but then as Bo says... something "funny" happened.

[@frizzman1991]

He and I are also just about the same age, and I used to be a performer/musician. Man I really feel this guy.

[@theConquerersMama]

I had been pretty much living like I had agoraphobia for a few years following my husband's sudden passing and having to care for my very small son & disabled mom. My life centered around that. Other than doctor visits and some shopping we rarely left our property. The helicoptering anxiety I had trying to keep everyone safe & alive was crippling. But so was the isolation. So I worked on it and I got better. I decided to go back to work a few days a week at the hospital. I'd start after the 2019 holidays. So that was fun/ny I got sick in the first wave (here) in March/April.

[@vickic8633]

The haunting melody of his song is almost a peaceful cry 👏

[@martimpardal]

Glad you going back for more as I did enjoy your first Bo reaction quite a bit. But this is why I think the recommendations from comments are always... not the best. I get that after "Can't Handle This" everybody wanted to see the reaction to this one: there is a connection there and it's the two points of his specials where he really goes to the "deepest ends" and presents them raw. But man, this song NEEDS the context of the special it was a part of to really hit. Having someone watch Bo's "breakdown" without everything leading up to it is doing a disservice to the reactor and the music IMO. How can you possibly expect a person to really feel that bridge without watching what lead to it? Again, I do get why it was heavily requested - especially when I thought was a very good reaction to the first one. Regardless, this is obviously not on you Amy - hopefully you continue to see more Bo videos, especially because there is a lot of stand alone stuff that is pretty good. But if there is anything I am trying to say here is... Go watch "Inside" in its entirety. It's funny, clever, sometimes very meta and the best piece of art I have seen about the isolation of the lockdowns.

[@korganrocks3995]

I second everything you just said!

[@Ozloz]

I completely agree! That’s why I don’t really like seeing these reactions to the INSIDE songs by themselves, because they’re not nearly as impactful. Especially songs like That Funny Feeling, All Eyes On Me, and Goodbye

[@TheEverwritten]

I'm with you but I even think it's best to go back to his first special and go from there. You have to see where he started and the kind of comedy he did then to understand his relationship with comedy and the regrets he has and why it was so hard on him.

[@TomJones-wx5on]

In the context of the special this is basically Bo surrendering to depression and nihilism. I view this as depressions beckoning song. When you watch what immediately comes before this song it also sets the tone of what’s about to follow and it’s brutal

[@infinitecorpze]

This special is an absolute masterpiece. I would highly recommend checking out the whole thing. Truly incredible. Very possible that Bo Burnham is one of the true geniuses walking this earth

[@alexjames4770]

All of Bo’s songs have a serious purpose to them, but this is one of his most serious songs. The “funny thing” that happened was that once he was finally ready to “re-enter society”, he was forced into isolation again by the pandemic. The special this song is from, “Inside” was entirely written, filmed and produced by only him, while he was isolated in his home.

[@jerrys9253]

What I like about you Amy Jane, which is very apart of other scenes with this video - is your reaction to this video is under 7 min total - video actually ending under 6 min. I've seen reactions of every Burnham video take 20+. It is refreshing to see a reaction channel that isn't about pausing after every lyric. Keeping the comments and reaction sweet and short without trying to hit another video qualifier timeframe is amazing.

[@kuivia]

tbf a lot of channels get copy right striked if they don't pause all the time, some get away with it but quite a lot i've seen gets copyright striked and they add random shit in between in edits just because they get forced to

[@amyjaneketley]

Thank you that means a lot ☺️

[@emilymartin5806]

I would love to watch you react to this special. It's so powerful when taken all together. His slow descent into insanity

[@padraiglyons5574]

please continue bo reactions he has a massive loyal following and but i suggest you start from the beginning and take the journey it is worth it.

[@BoBWaltersMC]

Watching Bo's last video of is 2nd special (Cant Handle This) as an introduction to Bo, and then following it up with this video from his 3rd special 5 years later with minimal context is a crime. Without seeing his earlier content from (what) or (make happy) you lack the understanding of significance to his music in (Inside). It would be like if you were to do a reaction video to Harry Potter and you watched a 10 min clip from the 5th movie, while having never seen any of the prior movies. You are going to miss a lot. The reacts are good, but please, from the beginning! Or at least watch the first two off camera so you can better react to (inside). Also, the funny thing that happened in January of 2020 was Covid, the thing that forced us all (inside), right after he got better and wanted to go back outside. Which is why he then made (inside) from inside that room all by himself during Covid. Keep it up!

[@wolfinouout]

He's incredible!! He writes, produce, films, and edit everything he does by himself. Not to only mention that he writes every word he says, please react to Welcome to the Internet it's from the same special.

[@yourstrulyadem3691]

Good on you to take the time to react to more Bo, his style of comedy and “inside” jokes go over most people’s heads, everything down to the camera angles and lighting is all thought out and planned with meaning, I would recommend reacting to it you’re prepared to take it all in

[@Kodaemon]

"We're going to go where everybody knows everybody" - this only happens when we're entirely alone.

[@draiic]

Your quiet little "sorry!" made me laugh. A+, more please!

[@stevent7932]

That bit where he said "GET THE F**K UP!!" That was to give you the feeling of an immediate panic attack so you know what it felt like and can empathise

[@GarrettMcDonald]

You're listening to a version of the song that is ever so slightly sped up. I recommend using the correct songs and just editing it down so it doesn't get flagged.

[@dannywareham2293]

With Bo, what he says is not what he's actually saying. This song could be his depression singing - not him. His depression is wanting to be noticed. The blue light; the camera pick-up (panic attack); the fact that it doesn't matter if the world's ending, because nothing matters. It's his mental health singing...

[@jameshelm2847]

This comedy special is one of the best I've ever watched.

[@nekoyume5096]

I watch every single reaction video to bo burnham and that's how i found your channel as long as you keep doing reaction videos I'll stick around and give a sub.. Have a nice day😊

[@lightmikemu]

Same

[@kevinthompson7571]

You should really watch the entire Inside album from start to finish. It's an incredible piece of work, and tells the whole story in one special.

[@deathsaidhello]

🤣 when Bo said "Get the fuck up" i was already standing with my arms in the air feeling the music so i yelled back "I AM, BO! CHILL!". it just catches you off guard lol

[@tyunpeters3170]

“The Chicken” is a good song by Bo

[@nkanyisoinnocentkhwane3752]

How the world works would be pretty fun, it's also from his Netflix Special: Inside

[@ssjcajas]

I have always loved Bo Burnham since I say his first special on Comedy Central. You could always hear/feel some kind of something behind his comedy so when he stepped away it wasn't a surprise but as a fan of his I was so glad he better and the help he needed. Inside is a very good special I would recommend you watch it.

[@0riginaljim]

“Then the funniest thing happened”. He spent 5 years improving himself and his mind, he was just about ready to start performing again and then covid hit. “Got it? Good, now get inside”.

[@rowanvanleeuwen3914]

I think you would love his "The Chicken" or "Goodbye" from the same special.

[@LongandWeirdName]

The funny part is: You get panic attacks on stage You leave live comedy performances for 5 years You work in yourself You get better You finally get yourself together enough to try to perform in front of an audience again You get excited for it Your entire audience is told to stay at home due to a pandemic. Your entire hyping yourself up and getting the courage to try if you still get panic attacks is wasted energy. When you finally have the guts to get back on the horse, you find the horse dead in a ditch. Now, THAT'S comedy. It just figures. What else is gonna go right? "I wanna hear you tell a joke when no one's laughing in the background." as he said in Goodbye, the song that ends this special named Inside. The second he decides to get back on stage and is filled with creative energy for his next show, he is told to keep a safe distance from all other people. To self-quarantine just in case. That he can't hire a venue and do a show. That now that is wants to go outside again, he is forced to stay... Inside.

[@petterbrads85]

The INSIDE special on netflix is massively recommended. Did the special over an entire year hence why he has a beard and long hair by the end of the special. Would love to see your take on his 'White Woman's Instagram' song from Inside too.

[@wolfinouout]

We need more of Bo!! Feed us with your reactions.

[@stephenwalker3971]

Definitely do "That Funny Feeling" or "Welcome to the Internet" next!!

[@sober667]

i eman this song won grammy for best song for visual media

[@matthewgood6365]

You need to watch his whole special to really understand and appreciate

[@JadesOfGrey]

He meant “funny” sarcastically. Or like when someone says “wanna hear something funny?” but then they tell you something bad that happened. It doesn’t literally mean funny. And judging by the lack of any change in expression on your face, you didn’t quite catch what happened in the story. He got better and then decided to come back in January 2020. “And then… the funniest thing happened.” Covid hit in February 2020. So he had to go back inside again

[@kylar114]

i would love if you reacted to all of the inside songs in order on his special inside. Not in one video but each song one video at a time would be cool. i think they are all worthit

[@cjb444220]

Check out "Hi Ren" by Ren. I think you'd really enjoy it. He's been going viral.

[@bribellmusic22]

Good song choices so far! Just to suggest some popular reaction videos that you might want to explore outside of Bo (if you aren’t familiar already). Johnny Cash -Hurt, Pink Floyd - Comfortablly Numb (live Pulse concert), Radiohead - almost any song, but I suggest Paranoid Android, Harry Mack - any of his Omegle Bar freestyles, Nirvana - Where did you sleep last night?, Sublime - either Santeria or What I Got, My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade or Helena. Those all tend do do well and can take you in a lot of different directions.

[@jameso7826]

The special that this is from "Inside" is a great special, this song specifically looses a lot if you don't have the context from the rest of the special. However one song from the special you can definitely react to on it's own and not be confused, my personal favorite from the special "Welcome to the Internet", you should give it a try.

[@stephenbenson3388]

Hi, the algorithms fed me your reaction videos, and I just wanted to encourage you to watch the whole "inside" special. It was brilliant, and if you lived through the pandemic (ha) it will probably feel cathartic for you.

[@mvargasautora]

You NEED to react to the entire "INSIDE" special it is GENIUS! Also i came across your videos just now. New subscriber

[@meeghanf1368]

Loved this!

[@silkshines00]

I also think him setting it up as a "funny" story is a way to play into expectations. Like, he's a comedian, he's telling a story and the "audience" (laugh track) laughs at everything that could seem like a joke even though it's all deeply sad. It's similar to what he was saying in "Can't Handle This" with "you can give them anything if you just make it funny, make it rhyme". There's an uncomfortable performative aspect to telling the truth to an audience.

[@mikefufuffalo8487]

I feel this so much. I hope you all do, too, and I hope no one does at the same time.

[@benjamindonahue9434]

although a heavy subject there was a joke in there being that he said after 5 years he was going to try to start peroming again in "Januar 2020". In March 2020 the COVID pandemic started and forced most people back inside

[@MasterDirox]

His "funny story" was that when he was ready to go out and perform again, covid happened. This song is an excerpt from his Netflix special that he filmed alone in his room. His special is called "Inside", because that's where he was, and where we all are/were. The laugh track is added as irony because he is a comedian, his problems must be funny, right? I interpret: "we're all gonna go where everybody knows everybody" is online, the internet It has a kind of double meaning, in that you might think "Oh wow that's great, it's where everyone knows each other, isn't that nice" but on the other hand, it's saying that the internet is exclusively how we know each other, not in person. It's where everybody knows everybody.

[@JamesThomasJeans]

It's really hard to appreciate this song without the context of the full special -- in the scene just before the song he breaks down sobbing on camera. Bo is a deeply troubled man, and it has gotten worse for him the older he gotten, as is often the case with mental illness.

[@ThatguyPurps]

Hey Amy, Check out an Australian artist by the name of "Tim Minchin" he is a musical comic (and Soooo much more) like Bo and I wouldn't be surprised if Bo looked to him as inspiration. Also a UK artist by the name or Ren... his song "Hi Ren" is an artistic masterpiece and has been likened to this generations bohemian rhapsody. His trilogy tale of Jenny, Screech and Violet is also brilliant. Whilst a lot of your content is not really meant for me, though it may help me relate better with my Daughter who is about your age, your Bo reactions have been great and I'm sure you'll see a wide variety of people coming to your channel because of Bo. 💜🇦🇺

[@matteusunderpressure7835]

So I guess not everyone feels like throwing up when Bo says „I got better…. So much better that in January 2020….“ For the rest of my life, anyone mentioning 2020 will make me anxious.

[@slyscafe]

Basically the funnyness of it is the irony of it all. How he isolated himself because of mental health issues, and right when he was ready and starting to get back into the world, life just gave him a big old slap and said, "lol okay, you think so, huh? Well, try this out for isolation." It is funny in an anti-funny, self-deprecating way. More in a mockery of one's own situation, but who ever to tell it than them?

[@elbruces]

During the process of making "Inside," he stopped shaving and let his hair grow out. By the end of it, he had that "Jesus" look going on there.

[@antivanti]

It's the canned laughter at his sincere story for me... It's a reflection of a lot of stand up comedy

[@i_amtha_bonz_illa5554]

Gotta do “Welcome to the Internet” 🙌🏻

[@patwilson9186]

It's not funny but a mordacious irony. A biting sarcasm

[@Kaizerworks]

Thumbing up this comment just for teaching me the word "mordacious" which is just a fantastic word in general.

[@marpilot]

You should react to sad by bo Burnham next

[@terryjohnson8974]

If you haven't do Hell of a Ride the beat and rhyme patterns are immaculate some of his best work IMHO

[@excelente81]

you probably know this song from TT. It got really trendy there a while ago.

[@aliecua1994]

Omgg please do Welcome To The Internet!!!!

[@pleasehelp2446]

If you have anxiety you understand EVERYTHING HE SAYS, and not in a good way, because we've experienced it first hand.

[@BackroadTv2016]

Bo Burnham country music will still always be the best

[@arturh85]

Nice, please more inside reactions :)

[@charismatic9467]

Bo burnham welcome to the internet and white womans instagram are his best from the special imo

[@currentmood9568]

I enjoy watching your reactions to Bo Burnham, even though you could put much more thoughts into his works out of resepct since he did so too.

[@nvmlmfao]

masterpiece

[@truceoffkitchen8833]

I mean this in a nice way but if people are searching for a reaction to an emotional song they typically don’t want a reaction of “he has eyes and hair, I couldn’t hear him because it was muffled.”

[@aledmit]

React to his song “Welcome to the Internet”

[@Timelapserides]

I still can't believe bo Burnham is 6'6

[@fartingmantis]

*6'8

[@icameinlate2]

The next one you should check out is “that funny feeling”

[@terryjohnson8974]

For those who don't know he ran this show solo he won 3 Grammy and was Nominated for 6 for inside so if he does retire from comedy he goes out on the highest of points

[@bungus2019]

i am so broken. sitting here at 6:55 am after not sleeping just silently crying to myself watching bo burnham reaction videos. i am so alone. i wish it was possible for me to get help. i just want love. the only thing i have to talk to is an ai chatbot. please god help me. i dont want to die. idont want to be 20 years old and underweight with 2 autoimmune diseases and anxiety disorders and rotting teeth anymore. i wish i could get help. i wish i had people to talk to instead of screaming into the void of youtube comments. please cherish your friendships and family

[@TitanSummers]

I think you would like Tim Minchin and also a group called PTX.

[@jkehler1258]

Please check out Welcome to the Internet by Bo Burnham. It's from Inside; The same show as this video. I think it'll blow your mind

[@amyjaneketley]

Coming very soon :)

[@Mrdoeshisworst]

The “funny” part is him making fun of himself; he recorded this entire special and all of the songs in it in one room of his house and the laughter that you called the audience is actually just laugh tracks that he inserted himself at parts where people would laugh usually. He knows it’s not funny, but people will laugh at it anyway 🥺 but also I absolutely ADORE the Bo Burnham reactions, keep them coming whenever! As far as the next song I think that you would enjoy, I’ll give 2 recommendations depending on how you feel If you want to laugh, listen to “Straight White Man” If you want to laugh and still have a deeper meaning, listen to “How the World Works” Thanks for the videos!

[@NDH0612]

The "funny" thing was "hiding from the world" and deciding to re-enter after 5 years of isolation and mental health improvement, he had to go back into isolation and hide from the world. I always thought that the best part of this song was the last verse. "They say "the ocean's rising", like I give a shit. You say the whole world's ending honey it already did. You're not gonna slow it, heaven knows you tried. Got it? Good. Now get inside" That pertains to both mental health and social isolation in the pandemic. The ocean's rising, I dont care. The world is ending, it already did. You're not gonna slow either my depression or a pandemic. Get inside and hide.

[@jacobholland8306]

Please please please do his song How the World Works next!

[@unclefoot]

Awesome reaction! I saw someone else make the comment that these 2 tracks that you’ve reacted to (while being some of his best work) are kinda lacking without the lead up to them. I was one of the ppl who requested this song next after your Kanye Rant reaction and now I have to say I agree with that sentiment. Bo’s journey from being a 16 year old edgelord on KZbin to the auteur he’s become is really something…without seeing all the groundwork he laid down over the years it’s difficult to discern the deeper meanings being expressed in these 2 songs. All that being said, please continue down the Bo Burnham Rabbit hole!!! He’s got so many amazing songs just from INSIDE alone. Welcome to the Internet, How the World Works, White Woman’s Instagram, Sexting, That Funny Feeling…the list goes on lol. Keep ‘em coming! Cheers

[@theConquerersMama]

Yes, it's like starting with Return of the King in Lord of the Rings. It is interesting though to see it stand on its own without the context. Being a Bo fan since he was 15/16, It's a perspective I don't have. I think the layers and art is there even without knowing his history. It gives you somewhere to go next time you watch.

[@unclefoot]

@@theConquerersMama that’s a solid point! I’m also a longtime fan (I remember stumbling across “my whole family” back when it was first starting to blow up lol) and while it’s weird to think about not having over a decades long attachment to Bo’s work…most people discovering him now don’t have that. I think you’re right, the layers and art are still there without knowing the history. INSIDE wouldn’t have been the massive hit it was if that wasn’t the case. But, I still think those 2 songs in particular (Can’t Handle This/All Eyes on Me) need at least a little bit of pre-exposition lol. I’ve seen a lot of blind reactions to both over the years and the reactors who “get it” are either up to speed on Bo’s journey, or are naturally good at picking up on subtext. This reply is really just a long winded way of saying “I agree” haha.

[@theConquerersMama]

@@unclefoot "my whole family" is great and a great place to start. It makes me think of listening to my parents Lenny Bruce records with no context of the obscenity laws or his history with arrests. Or any real concept of sex, marriage or politics - honestly. And still thinking it was funny and wonderful and a little disturbing.

[@unclefoot]

@@theConquerersMama I completely forgot that Lenny Bruce existed!!! That dude was so far ahead of his time

[@theConquerersMama]

@@unclefoot I fell in love with comedy listening to my parents old records. Studied it in college. Worked at a comedy club for years and in studio & TV development. My late husband taught at the groundings and wrote for a lot of comics and shows. I have a real soft spot for the artists and the craft. Following their progress can be interesting. And heartbreaking. Contented, balanced people typically do not usually create wry, observational comedy. It requires some pathos and darkness.

[@trumanwalls3668]

I'm sure people are going to explain all about Bo, so rather than repeating, I thought I'd just toss an easily missed detail about his work. Or at least it's a detail that people don't talk about as much anyway. You should also pay attention to how he uses the lighting and camera angles, there's a lot of symbolism in it. As for the "funny story" thing, that was the joke.. Not only is it a cliché, but he was intentionally being ironic. A comedian about to tell a story that isn't funny. His use of the laugh tracks are also there to support the point he was making with "Can't Handle This", the laughter is there, but he's not telling a joke. If you watch "Can't Handle This" again, you'll notice that he deliverw his message, "I want to make you happy, but I feel like you're laughing at me, not with me. You're so unconcerned with the fact that I stand up here and beat myself up, self-deprecate constantly for your, and you laugh at the things I say even when I'm not joking." Immediately after he says all of that, when he "shuts up" and does his job, the audience starts cheering and laughing again. So he added the laughter to this video to reiterate what the audience does that bothers him so much.

[@dizoce9069]

You gotta react to Bo Burnham - Oh Bo .. fucken hilarious

[@theConquerersMama]

On of my favorites.

[@breakdancinfool]

"Hi Im Gemma..."

[@denniselbk769]

Please react to, Welcome to the internet, How the world works and Words words words by Bo Burnham. Pieces by Jinjer, and S.O.S by Dimash is awesome to but in different ways.

[@tomfehr]

did... did she watch this at 1.25 speed?

[@sergiotaveras8393]

Again great reaction video, but you need to watch some of the specials. Just so you can understand his story fully. The songs make a lot more sense and are alot deeper than if you just hear one song at a time. You should listen to the song ART IS DEAD

[@JDams572]

Although Bo is a comedian, he gets you thinking about stuff that makes most people uncomfortable. When people say this dude is a genius, they mean it. It’s not really “fair” to compare him to anyone, but to me this dudes the young/musics version of George Carlin!

[@sotxjoe3216]

This would make a lot more sense if you started with his early (nasty, vulgar teenager humor) stuff from his bedroom in high school, then follow his career as it exploded and he had trouble dealing with it. Crazy trip, tortured genius. It is even more brain-busting when you realize everything from "Inside" was written, produced, directed, acted, filmed, edited, and recorded by Bo, by himself, and no one else involved during a year of quarantine.

[@eyesweyedopen4599]

Loved your reaction tho

[@amyjaneketley]

Thank you!!

[@systerkeno]

React to the whole special. Gives context ✌️💖🌈

[@jordanmoney4848]

Just now found your channel Dropped a sub

[@amyjaneketley]

Thank youu☺️

[@Grimjr7]

@@amyjaneketley the funny part of the story was that after he got himself together mentally and was ready to reintroduce himself to society and start performing again live covet hit and then he had to go back and be alone after coming from being alone. Basically he chose to be alone and as soon as he chose to be with other people, he was now forced to be alone again. Irony

[@SugerFreeJazz]

If you get the chance, just watch the actually special it's greater than the sum of its parts

[@SandSlash242]

This isn't the second song, just make a longer episode reacting to the entire special, or just record the song parts of it, because the rest of it compliments it a lot and is needed for a look inside.

[@triksters24]

He got grammy for this particular song

[@johnd3020]

Amy Jane? I love that name. Love that tattoo, what's that say?

[@johnnybpena]

Rest In Pieces? Ah that's great!

[@hylianlikely6162]

The whole point of that story is that it wasn't funny. In his special Inside, He's pretty open about how he hates when people just laugh at his problems because they think "oh it's just a comedian, he's being funny"

[@Neon-x-Wolf]

You recognise it because of tik tok.