You picked the censored version. Best part of the song is cut out. Still glad you're discovering disturbed. Definitely one of my all time favorite bands.
@HeartSupport8 ай бұрын
We became aware of the uncensored verison after recording. The only video we could find of it was someone had made a video with Aphex Twin Come to Daddy music video. We wanted to stay true to the band. Taylor was also creeped out by the come to daddy video. So we as a group decided to stay with the censored. Maybe in the future we will have her go over it again with the uncensored version.
@Andrew46_28 ай бұрын
No one ever respects the original version
@YTsupportsZionaziGenocide8 ай бұрын
people really need to specify to play the right version of this song, almost every reaction channel makes this mistake, censored versions are never better than the original.
@matchu.j8 ай бұрын
Don't hit me I'll be a good boy!
@MorganFrankenstein8 ай бұрын
@@YTsupportsZionaziGenocide I really wish there was an actual music video for it rather than the stolen aphex twin come to daddy music video.
@Challan6667 ай бұрын
Please listen to the uncensored song, the end is essential!
@nate28385 ай бұрын
Absolutely! This song is not the same at all without the ending.
@h4d3z3 ай бұрын
yeah totaly weird like this
@thedonDunpeal2 ай бұрын
Agreed there is a VITAL part missing in the video
@Richiepratt6 ай бұрын
This girl is fkn amazing! Love her energy! Love her breakdowns on the lyrics. LOVE that she can just rock out and groove like nobody is watching! Imagine her as a concert buddy? Or even better, at a wedding?! She'd tear up a dance floor while making sure everyone in the room is having a blast with her! Such an amazing soul!
@doc1455 ай бұрын
It’s sad and unfortunate that Chester is gone. Imagine Chester and David together on stage. Incredible.
@Breaker1978 ай бұрын
@heartsupport again, your video is exactly what i needed to hear. I just came from a productive therapy session this morning where in spite of the hurt, I opened up more then I had previously. Once again, please, never change.
@RonnieStanley-tc6vi21 күн бұрын
I saw these guys in 2000 at Ozzfest. They were second stage and i heard this playing. When i finally drifted over there and watched them, i knew they would be on the main stage very soon. The play hard as hell live. They deserve all of their success.
@Mach119767 ай бұрын
I wish the VA had therapists like you! Thanks Brian
@adamopitz13433 ай бұрын
Watching your reactions to my favorite songs and explaining them watching you jam to them puts a smile on my face
@Lumberjack-drummer6 ай бұрын
My favorite reactor on youtube!!!! Taylor is greeeeeeaaattt!!!
@Wolf-fcg7 ай бұрын
Wow this is new to you? Man there are so many bands you need to hear if you want I can recommend so many bands metal and punk male and female singers!!!
@daisyvelez69208 ай бұрын
I remember my teen daughter went through suicide ideation it has changed her tremendously. I am so happy, though she made changes for the better.
@magnumsolutions7 ай бұрын
What a great explanation. Society teaches us that those dark feelings are bad and we must not acknowledge them. They are part of who we are and if we don’t acknowledge them and try to work through them they become the thoughts that control us. Thank you for putting things in perspective.
@SpencerHelle31288 ай бұрын
All Fucked Up will definitely be your most hard hit/emotional and definitely most touching music video you will watch when you do 😜 it definitely saved my life and still to this day gets me through my darkest days and moments. I’m not one to show my emotions but the first time I heard the song I bawled like a baby. Bawled even more when I watched the music video.
@nauseantrock5328 ай бұрын
Disturbed rocks a bit 🔥🔥
@tmakster4 ай бұрын
You NEED to listen to the UNCENSORED version!!!
@williamdavidjanda35527 ай бұрын
Great concert.
@hirowinglessangelАй бұрын
This song has been my personal favorite song of all time, from my personal fav band of all time, since I was 13. The only nob symphony concerts I've ever been to. All this without even thinking about any kind of meaning to it. At the time of this, I'm 4mnths into a post break up of a 1-year relationship. 3 months since I attempted unaliving myself, because of it. In March, her dad had been placed in hospice lung cancer 6 months to live. The night before, she left. She had talked about letting our lease end and moving back to her hometown to help. I had some issues about her hometown and freaked out a bit. She left the next day, no word, no notice. I only knew cause I came home to talk to her at lunch, and by then 4 hours and she was gone. Five days later, her dad died. She called to tell me, then the next day blocked and ghosted me on everything. Month later, of no contact, I had enough and drove down there to check up on her. We spent an hour talking, catching up. She was pulled away and distant. 2 was later we scheduled a meet-up, and I brought her mail. It felt like then, she was gone. The woman I loved wasn't this woman before me. She kept me away and didn't let me support her in her time of need. She was gone, checked out. Another 2 weeks later into may, and one week before my bday. I had started a new job, more money to take out an expensive apt without her support. My car broke down, and I was stranded. Scared of losing my job, car, apartment, and fear of having lost her. I tried to call, but that's when I learned I had been blocked, so I used *67 and a masking app, called gee least 6x and left some panicked emails. Then, 2 days later the I'm ending this and not coming back to email. I was so ashamed immediately the day I called and felt such guilt. I wanted to end my own life cause I went crazy for an instant. I have to live with that pain, shame and guilt of it all everyday. Distrubed has always been my sad go to, and comfort in knowing how they are serious about suicide prevention. I still can't accept what I did, or her being gone... let alone forgive myself for it all.
@HeartSupportАй бұрын
From KyleGouldOfficial: @hirowinglessangel Hi First, going through all of this sounds painful to hear and i heard this song since i was a teenager in high school but it also a song that helped during a rejected time where i was told no to a relationship which is honestly heartbreaking. But, even after all this we have to continue pressing on. I recently became a heartsupport volenteer and heartsupport is really a great atmosphere to be in and is always here to be a beacon where you can share your thoughts. Now, from your experiences with this that this person just decided to leave everything behind was really one sided for her and she was not likely deciding what would right choice in the relationships. But you definitely fought through a struggle of things and should be proud of what you did get through. Definitely don't feel like guilty for the situations that happened on here end nor do you have to be sorry for it. Sometimes relationships don't fit and it okay but don't beat up yourself to much for this you were just trying to figure out what was wrong and you did what you can in the end.
@HeartSupportАй бұрын
From ManekiNeko: @hirowinglessangel There are so many dynamics that come into losing a relationship. It’s not just a loss of love, it’s a loss of their presence, a loss of time spent together, a loss of the future, a loss of what was built between you. It’s painful and sometimes when dealing with loss of relationship and loss of family, it can drive people to isolation. It makes it hard when you want to be a support and want to stand by someone’s side when they are hurting. Having all this grief, the shock of it happening so suddenly, is something that many people would find such a hard thing to try to rationalise. Because how can we rationalise something that hasn’t been thought out and planned? Our minds are a blur, our thoughts are a blur and it makes sense that at the end of losing a relationship, feeling financially vulnerable and feeling like the world is caving, that these thoughts jump at you. I’m so glad you’re here to share your experience and your heart. Music is such a connecting and powerful tool. It’s like this realisation that somewhere in the world there are others who feel those same things and have come through the other side. Who stand by your side and journey through with you without even knowing. I hope that sharing here will bring you some comfort that there are those here who see you and hear you.
@HeartSupportАй бұрын
From satty22: @hirowinglessangel That sounds so rough. I feel for you. Sending you some love. You really seem to be aware of how chaotic your life was. Hopefully now things have calmed down a bit add both you and your ex can get some peace. Maybe after some healing you can offer again to reconnect. For now, keep your head up and be gentle with yourself. Reaching out for help and posting here is a good healthy step. Thank you for that. Satty
@HeartSupportАй бұрын
From ebcoile: @hirowinglessangel Thank you so much for reaching out and being completely open and honest about this particular situation and all that has led up to this moment. We are all human and with that comes emotional reactions to things that we are dealing with. I can't count the number of times that I reacted wrongly and felt guilty about it. What im hearing is that you realized that you could have reacted differently and thats important to note. When we ise those moments to take a look at ourselves and vow to become better, that shows what a truly caring person you are. It sucks when the timing of life turns out to not be in our favor, but understand that people grow and sometimes they grow apart. It sucks, but dont let that get you down. Use every opportunity to grow. Who knows, there may be a time that you two have an opportunity to speak again and you can show that you realize you could have said things or reacted differently and that growth and honesty can be seen. Dont give up on yourself, you are a good person and I know that by your admitting that you learned something from this time apart. With love Eric
@HeartSupportАй бұрын
From twixremix: @hirowinglessangel hey friend, thank you so much for being here and trusting this community with what weighs heavy on your heart. i’m so glad you are here today to share your story and for fighting hard to make it to this moment. it’s understandable how a large move to a hometown you have issues with could have been jarring for you and caused that reaction. the timing with her dad’s hospice transition and sudden passing must have been so difficult so all around, it was a stressful time for everyone. that pain, shame, and guilt you hold on your shoulders is no doubt overwhelming. i believe in your healing journey to know that you can grow and fight for a brighter tomorrow. you deserve all good things this world has to offer and nothing could make that untrue. you were stuck in such a chilling moment with fears of great loss and when we find ourselves in that spot, we do things we wouldn’t normally do. her decision to block was in her control but you have the control and power to learn, grow, and thrive. i believe in you fully and unconditionally. wishing you all the best in your journey, my friend. you got this. love, twix
@RaiderNationJo8 ай бұрын
I got to see them back in July with Breaking Benjamin & Jinjer. They were amazing and this song live was awesome. Definitely recommend seeing them if they're ever near you.
@bscarborough23065 ай бұрын
Listen to the uncensored version..it will answer a lot of questions. That’s what I want to hear you analyze.
@tedday35534 ай бұрын
I'd like to see your reaction to the official live version of A Reason to Fight by Disturbed
@CrazyDee2797 ай бұрын
During the invasion (OIF-1), was pretty harsh on me. In my second tour, (OIF-3) we would blare this song leaving the wire jammin in my gun mount. Last tour OIF-5 was just long as hell-16 month. Been in therapy ever since, sometimes inpatient as needed. CrazyDee heehee
@audiob20274 ай бұрын
Good Luck Analizing The Creatives...Both the Weakest and Strongest Of Us At The Exact Same Time.
@Fastbikes-coldbeer015 ай бұрын
Can you possibly do the whole album Indescribable i am sure everyone wants that covered. And i am sure the disturbed ones want liberate covered.
@lbjohnnyjohn6 ай бұрын
There is a funny version of this song done in a lounge singer style. It was done for the "Dawn of the Dead " remake. Its wicked ly good.
@ModeloLoveMeLongTime7 ай бұрын
The censored version of this song is not why I watched this video , the only reason why I decided to watch this video was to see how she was going to react and what she was going to say about the part cut out from this censored version.
@keithagee89723 ай бұрын
READ THIS BEAUTIFUL STORY!!! I been living in a motel for 4 years. Lebanon, TN... When l first started living here, a family of four was staying here. A man, women, brother, & sister. The daughter was named Daisy... nickname Daze. Starting out... I'd walk out of my room. Just randomly see what's going on. There were allot of children when I got here. I live in a middle room. So, there was allot of children outside of my room. I'd open my door, stand in my doorway. Daze would be near & become intimidated. 6'... 200lbs... stranger danger looking mofo! Starting out... Daze would see me, & start walking back to her mother. It was the cutest thing. Index finger pointed up... as she walked away... walking forward... arm at 90 degrees... I literally acknowledged... "Okay." ...& stayed in my doorway. There is a difference between special needs & learning disabilities. I have ADD & ADHD. I decided to develop our rapport. I went with the ...wah ah ah ...ah ah at the beginning of this song. This is how I would greet Daze. ...after the ah ah ...one ah baccochew then... ah ah ah baccochew(as a close). We talking a 4 & 5 year old; who couldn't talk yet. She was a slow learner/talker. I developed a rapport with Daze. A few times, later in our rapport... she would randomly reply... "ah!" ...like a hello, to me. Here is the beautiful part... one day, she tried to talk to me; without knowing how. It was like she thought talking just happens. "wuh uh wuh uh wuhuh" ...was her attempt at talk. It looked like "The Rock" making fun of the "The Big Show". kzbin.infoxBy-c_Hmygk?si=ZS_tJaJPPLH3dGr5 She kinda shook her a little... & looked down... like talking worked like that. A day or two later... I'm walking by & she randomly says... "ah" I looked back & she replied with a... "grrr". "ah ah ah baccochew" Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is an ENFP Champion temperament. keirsey.com/temperament/idealist-champion/
You really need to listen to the uncensored version!!!!
@jeffsauceda4 ай бұрын
You're so cool. Much love
@tinmanpickle72128 ай бұрын
You might enjoy breaking down HI Ren by Ren,he's out of the UK,
@johnwruddick5902Ай бұрын
maybe you should have watched the unedited version of this song and scene who he was talking about an abusive parent
@steflevieuxcriss7 ай бұрын
Good job Miss Therapist :) We have a few bands in common ;)
@toddfranke484 ай бұрын
NOT MANY GET IT BUT YOU DO
@holding85254 ай бұрын
I hit the ROCK!
@willwhitman75348 ай бұрын
I hear your words, I understand what you are saying but, oh, I have a story for you. Depending on the personality, not the character, of a person, the way in which it must be addressed can be a very fine line.
@lawrenwimberly73117 ай бұрын
This was an anthem to a lot of us in the military... I needed this to cage the Demon in me...
@princessparrots7 ай бұрын
You should do “unstoppable”, “the light” and “inside the fire”
@heather98574 ай бұрын
Darn! I thought this was the full version.
@markbranson37238 ай бұрын
They cut the whole bridge out The most powerful part of the song. Love your analysis
@MichaelMeherg-pq7mh29 күн бұрын
I dont know if you will see this. Yelawolf has a song called disappear that you should check out. Please. Thanks.
@JamesPennington-w9f8 ай бұрын
He’s talking about his upbringing and the way his mother treated him
@MICHAEL-tz9ni7 ай бұрын
this song is about child abuse, and abused children who grow up to be abusers, and trying to break that cycle. It's rigth in the lyrics, there is a whole chorous about the abuse he suffers at the hands of his mother that has been edited out of this version
@zmadhatter23407 ай бұрын
You listened to the cut version, the uncut version has way more things for a therapist to dissect
@alanfoster65898 ай бұрын
Another great anti-suicide song: "Spirits will Rise" - Devin Townsend. Great video.
@corkythurston6 ай бұрын
you rock.........
@RobertMememe7 ай бұрын
You want to the flip side of this singer look for Sound of Silence
@AlexanderL238 ай бұрын
😩😩😩 I was waiting a reaction for the last verse...what a shame
@rebelbabeconner90647 ай бұрын
Do Disturbed's THE LIGHT... STUPIFY... STRICKEN... PRAYER... VENGEFUL ONE... REASON TO FIGHT... INTO THE FIRE... HEY YOU...
@JamesVestal-dz5qm8 ай бұрын
Big middle school runescape and a 6 pack of mountain dew at 1 am energy.
@KhemicalRPR4 ай бұрын
I’m still unable to let go of not being able to work since my back went I was doing a job that took me forever to move into because I am a woman and I loved my job then my body just couldn’t fight through the pain anymore in 19 and I’m labeled as disabled , I don’t even know why I’m here I have no purpose anymore
@HeartSupport4 ай бұрын
From GaryYounOG: @KhemicalRPR Hey, I'm truly sorry to hear about the pain you're experiencing. Your back injury and being labeled as disabled must feel like a significant loss, especially when you worked so hard to get into a job you loved. It’s heartbreaking to find something you’re passionate about and then have to let go of it because your body just can't keep up anymore. The way you fought through the challenges of being a woman in that field speaks to your strength and determination, but it's understandable to feel lost when something you loved so much is taken away. When a meaningful role is stripped from us, it can feel like our identity is up in the air, leaving us questioning our purpose. Adjusting to such a big change isn’t easy. Those doubts that creep in and make you question your worth are heavy to bear, especially when compounded by pain and frustration. You deserve recognition for your resilience in finding your way, even if it seems like progress is slow. I've felt similarly when an injury affected my own ability to work. There was a period when I felt like my purpose had been completely wiped out, and I couldn't see a way forward. But over time, I realized that purpose isn't tied to a single role, even though it feels that way at first. My purpose shifted and grew as I connected with people who supported me and discovered other ways to find fulfillment. I'm not going to say that it'll be easy or quick to discover your next steps. It takes time to grieve what was lost and find meaning again. But I believe that even when things feel bleak, new ways of finding purpose can emerge over time. In the meantime, I'm here to listen, share, and help however I can as you navigate this new path.
@HeartSupport4 ай бұрын
From Micro: @KhemicalRPR Oh friend. This is such a brutal place to be in, and it makes sense to feel like being labeled as disabled has taken so much away from you. It is so hard to feel like your very own body has become a prison you would be stuck in, preventing you from doing things you want to do, live the life you aspire to get, or become the person you want to be. No matter how invisible these limitations can be to most, it's painful to feel like you would be force to give up on things that mattered to you, and it's understandable to have a hard time seeing hope for yourself through it. Somehow, losing some of your abilities are in itself a loss and a grief to walk through. Personally, I have a couple of chronic illnesses, and it's certainly been challenging to come to a place of accepting what I can't do anymore. It's a process that takes time and it's okay to shed as many tears as necessary to get there. The beauty in this process though, is that you also learn to rediscover yourself, bit by bit, through a new light that you may have not expected before. There might be things that you cannot do anymore, but in no way it would ever define you as being *less* than anyone. You, my friend, have still so much to bring to the table, so much to show to this world, so much light and beauty to bring to the people you love - and to receive from them too. You are not defined by your disability, and I wholeheartedly believe in you and in your capacity to embrace this truth one day, at your own pace. You are beautiful and valuable just as you are. You are worthy of love, care and patience through these hardships. Much love to you. :heart:
@danielshoemaker54874 ай бұрын
Can you react to Inside the Fire?
@mikeh31997 ай бұрын
GREAT REACTION!!!! Step it up a bit with Falling in Reverse - Popular Monster...
@jschendzielorz8 ай бұрын
Would be great if you react to Lost in a wave by Landmvrks. They're really underrated
@patrickwheeler57016 ай бұрын
live is best
@lizlizzie5278 ай бұрын
Btw they have a new song call (don't tell me) check it out 😊
@dvda97258 ай бұрын
You gotta react to Poem by Taproot, it's a song about anxiety and it's from the same era/genre as this.
@JardaKristek8 ай бұрын
Hello! Any chance you could make "Popular Monster" by Falling in Reverse, please? I'd be curious about your opinion....
@mattdelay73617 ай бұрын
She's loves rap like her black master movement
@petermartinez64606 ай бұрын
Hello, i dont know how to message you but i would like to see you listen to Falling in Reverse - Popular Monster. Just want to see your take on it.
@baddog41768 ай бұрын
I have a world of respect for David Draiman and his support for suicide prevention. Very good reaction.
@Mr.Sidenote8 ай бұрын
The spoken part in the breakdown would have been perfect for a therapist to analyze. How did we miss that? I know it's pretty obvious but I would've loved to see Taylor's reaction to it.
@MikeWright-o8i8 ай бұрын
Therapist picks wrong version, misses a musical version of an emotional breakdown.
@glendaly33448 ай бұрын
There is a longer version of this song, where David sings about a kid that is abused my his mom but then retaliates.
@Treyvlog8 ай бұрын
That is the version she needed to react to
@KevinSPeace8 ай бұрын
such a shame you landed on the edited version :( I was really looking forward to your commentary on the breakdown.
@jc2004x8 ай бұрын
The "mother" is actually a reference to society and not to a parent
@bigdaddydiesel55208 ай бұрын
@@jc2004x How do you know this?
@Templarofsteel888 ай бұрын
@@bigdaddydiesel5520 Since David has even stated it, google it if you don't believe me.
@markchapman80767 ай бұрын
yes please go back and find the full version it so much more context
@MrReilloc7 ай бұрын
I'm an old dude, Marine, construction worker type etc. Never a big of therapists. The ones I was forced to deal with because of my step daughter all seemed like tree-huggers and out of touch. I just subscribed to your channel because you are the FIRST therapist that made sense to me through this song I love.
@infernaloz64867 ай бұрын
Been there as weel. I don't want to bitch about my feelings, I want solutions, tools to deal with my issues.
@psychotrixAVMC4 ай бұрын
@@infernaloz6486 Ahahaha wow, I've been to therapy for 12 years, out 2 years ago and looking back, this phrase just about sums up what I was searching for. Got a lot of body work done at the start and that made progress but then the progress stalled when the sessions were shorted and "devolved" into just talking about feelings. I realize just kept looping waiting for the bodywork to come, which never did. Also, please, MEN, do not listen if a therapists says "more muscles or too much muscles and you lose contact with your feelings, you become too tough and rigid". I can't believe my lazy ass fell for this as an excuse to remain weak. Never again !!!
@DarkAngel1985Mike8 ай бұрын
Yes , I didn’t get better until I stopped therapy after high school, I had been in therapy since I was 5 , and they told me to deny it and what I was going through was just a phase and I had my first suicide attempt in the 3rd grade and many more through high school, I didn’t get better until I started dealing with it on my own and embracing my darkness and seeing it as a strength
@kaceylinne3448 ай бұрын
so many amazing songs - stupify, fear, 10,000 fists, stricken, land of confusion, the night, perfect insanity, another way to die, the vengeful one, open your eyes, the light
@justinburhns3288 ай бұрын
If I'm not mistaken, this song is about self medicating in response to trauma (mental illness), and feeling the grip of addiction (and subsequent spiraling into "sewer slidal" ideation) set in as a horrific reality of "the sickness". Draiman is an outstanding advocate for change.
@n0x1s8 ай бұрын
Please, listen to Bad Omens songs. The Worst in Me, Careful What You Wish For, Exit Wounds, Nowhere To Go, The Death Of Piece Of Mind and many-many more.Totally worth it!
@driv3n7588 ай бұрын
Should've reacted to the uncensored version. Huge chunk taken out of this version. Also, this song was huuuge and I refuse to believe you've never hear it before
@HeartSupport8 ай бұрын
This is the video editor- We meet every week with the executive director of HeartSupport and we throw songs at Taylor... you have no idea how many songs we have shown her and she doesn't have a clue what it is. She is new to the metal scene and growing.
@michaelbyrd67626 ай бұрын
Find the unedited version and do a new reaction please
@SteveCoronado28 ай бұрын
Honestly this censored version is good but the uncensored version makes this an entirely different song. Please research the uncensored version I’d love to hear what you think about it 🤘🏻🔥💥🙏🏻💯
@thelettertwelve57898 ай бұрын
Great vid! You should check out another one of their songs: “The Game”. Probably one of my favorite choruses ever!
@PVMNZ8 ай бұрын
This video is the edited version of the song there's another verse in the uncensored song
@pinktacoinvaderakaneonator9498 ай бұрын
I am going to see disturbed on Monday they are so good
@tommoconstantly8 ай бұрын
'The Original BLEUGHHH!!' haha so right!
@ajdklgjrghjubnvib2 ай бұрын
She doesn't understand the sickness
@fairlylocal4148 ай бұрын
Hi, I want to say i really apreciate the whole Heartsupport community, and I've been following you for some years now. It's always a pleasure to watch Taylor's videos and to hear some of the things I've probably missed in some songs. As we are all in the metal(core) scene, I'd suggested if you,please, may react one day to Imminence, Infectious, Alleviate, Chasing shadows, Erase(or any other song) Just as an extra note, they were inspired by August burns red, especially in their first album :)
@DracosDiabolis8 ай бұрын
I've always thought that it's "the darkness" talking to you when your facing adverse situations and talking go off the rails into screaming. Into some from a physical altercation or whatever. Your higher brain is trying to keep a level head. But you feel that darkness rising. And your doing your best not to give in. Because giving in isn't socially acceptable (just beating the breaks off someone or someones) But that carnal/Savage side of you is taunting you from shadows in your mind. To give in. Become that person "Join the darkside." Like you have in the past. Higher brain is trying not to slip and fall back into that. I could be just long winded and not saying what I want to say. Not coming out right. Yaknow. That moment when you eather let go of your anger/hate like water off a ducks back. Or give in and bust someone in the chops. That choice.
@scottclark37618 ай бұрын
Saw these guys in concert during their new tour with Falling In Reverse and Plush. FIR rocked, but Disturbed....dude....that was EPIC!!!! And this is the censored version. It's the Take Back Your Life tour...Disturbed is all about mental health. We are ALL Disturbed!
@Stormsfury7776 ай бұрын
Saw them in Greenville, SC last month and Plush, FIR, AND Disturbed knocked it out the park. Best overall concert I've been to.
@scottclark37616 ай бұрын
@@Stormsfury777 Yeah. I was pretty impressed with FIR. They are way better than I anticipated. But Disturbed.....I mean...Dude. That was an insane set! I was in Peoria IL, so the first show. A few mess ups setting up, but a great show overall.
@35boondocksaint3 ай бұрын
On the album Immortalized, the song The Light is an amazing song of hope talking about those struggling and having people there for you, and has an amazing line: Sometimes darkness can show you the light! Give it a listen!
@goatvoicestwin18598 ай бұрын
Listen to the uncensored version...
@setroth27228 ай бұрын
Will you do the Rest of the pain remains triology by lorna shore? Please! Love your Videos!!
@robertsorge74708 ай бұрын
You want to watch something to make your head spin check out Watch the world burn by Falling in reverse...Ronnie Radke by his own admission has some "issues". Love the channel !
@Glittering_Darkness8 ай бұрын
I just found the channel tonight, and was surprised to not see anything on Falling In Reverse. Voices In My Head would also be a good one to cover here.
@turtlehermit60478 ай бұрын
Please do .. Daddy..by korn.. But make sure you are ready for trauma first. Thanks.👍
@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe80118 ай бұрын
Yes,I accept that society is fucking sick and,because of it,I'm broken and will never fully be ok.I accept that because we pretend to be civil beings I cannot do the things that manifest within me.I accept that I'm wired a bit differently.I accept that I cannot be all I want to be due to the fragility in my mind.,..
@Roh_Echt8 ай бұрын
F'ing **edited/censored** version. What a shame...because you would've gotten so much more from the full uncensored version.
@andrewcraig52922 күн бұрын
You are right, you work WITH it, we aint gods we have both sides in us, its up to us which side is most dominant, like they say the biggest think the devil did was make you believe he didnt exist, we have to accept we all have our own devil accepting its there is like an alcoholic acknowledging hes an alcoholic thsts the first step
@relaxgaming8872Ай бұрын
Bad take on the song without listening to the full version. Totally missed the content of the song.
@GeorgepiggyGP8 ай бұрын
The abused uncensored version is better ngl
@AARONANKRUM5 ай бұрын
Here is the uncensored full song - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKvbpp6kl7ZojLs
@sanzibar178 ай бұрын
@heartsupport How the fuck do I accept a pain and darkness caused by anxiety with no trigger that has been with me for 42 years (since puberty) with no let up. Unless you experience 42 years of constant headaches from the morning when I wake, all day and unable to sleep longer than 4 hours because of it along with total muscular pain then you cannot know what it is like. I have been treated with over 30 antidepressants all of which had horrible side effects. 10 years ago I was treated with opiates (Dihydrocodeine) for the pain. This not only got rid of the pain, but also calmed me, made me feel happier and normal, yet without long term studies the fact that I have to take more than my prescribed amount to feel normal and prevent withdrawal is frowned upon by the doctors yet they have kept prescribing them. All I feel is hate anger and RAGE!!! I'm from the UK and the help is non existent. There's more to this but I'm sure I've bored you enough. Love Heavy, thrash, black and death metal BTW.
@LouisCarvel-b6g3 ай бұрын
Me I have generalized anxiety disorder and if my anxiety gets bad enough I suffer from panic attacks. I’ve had to accept the reality of that. I just don’t like how many anxiety makes me feel. But I’m also an empathic individual. Meaning I have empathy that’s not on a normal level it’s above the normal level. But on a psychic level. So my empathy just adds to my anxiety. Sometimes it’s hard to tell if it’s just straight up my anxiety or my empathy or both? But also according to the mayor Briggs test I am INFP too.
@25thcenturyman6 ай бұрын
@HeartSupport - Music to Improve Your Mindset I commented lot of your videos. Looks like i found place i can blabber about my endless problems. You are great. But unrelated with this great song check this PLEASE this song its not this genre that i love (metal forever) but its great song about mindset of lost person. í tokuni - LYRICS + English Translation - Eivør
@jarrodlespreance85184 ай бұрын
Edited out the biggest piece for a Psychological analysis. It goes into the meat of the Sickness for the man troubled by the growth of his Sickness. "No, mommy! Don't hit me again..." if that's any lead in for ya to check it out...
@andersonrichie8 ай бұрын
This song is about child abuse, cut version chance all context... You really sould check-out the uncut version, it's a lot brutal than this... Congratulations for your channel and saluts from Brazil...
@dabegmister8 ай бұрын
It's fine listening to this version a lot of times the end of the original song Kills people's vibes . Not everybody's So don't come screaming at me .. I've been a die hard disturbed fan ever since the first album dropped When I was a kid And I'm totally fine. Listening to the song Without that disturbing ending
@lukebond95433 ай бұрын
It would be interesting to see you react too "Overburdened" or "Pain redefined" from Disturbed's Ten Thousand Fists album..
@jameshutt37317 ай бұрын
I think you should have reacted to the album version, it is much different that this video. You might also want to compare it to a cover by Violet Orlandi. I believe her version shows the true dual personalities (two singers), also it is a cool version kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5qWepSAecyNfc0 Oh and I would love to see you in a proper mosh pit, I think you would fit right in!
@malachistillettoe84347 ай бұрын
Dang, it's the censored version, I was looking forward to you analysing the spoken part that is removed for the censored out part in the breakdown!!
@bluevelvetkormus7 ай бұрын
When I realized you picked the censored version missing the actual painful part of the song I had to stop watching. The whole point of watching this video was for that part...
@robertfalk37677 ай бұрын
I mean, shit. If you're going to get into disturbed songs for the mental health part, there are a LOT out there. Off the top of my head, A Reason to Fight, Inside the Fire, The Light. Disturbed is my favorite band, and they have a huge list of bangers.