Therapist reacts to People=Shit by Slipknot

[@duanemusso544]

My 14 year daughter’s first concert at 9 years old was Slipknot. This is her favorite song!

[@windows-qj2ri]

you are great dad

[@SpiderGang56]

She was raised right❤

[@adrianthayer4591]

Did you go with her?

[@jeremylong7533]

I took my daughter to her first concert about a year ago and of course it was Slipknot. She was 14 and absolutely loved it. Proud dad 😁

[@vehtty_]

You are an excellent parent! Salute!

[@pitonto16]

I felt so connected to Slipknot during this era of them when i was in high school….it helped me deal with my anger. I thank slipknot and Corey because expressing their anger through their music, i was able to relief mine just by listening

[@atomfallen2409]

Same.good stuff

[@dansimard4049]

Definitely was a gateway to deep and darker bands. Subliminal verses came out part way through my highschool days and I was hooked

[@46993-r]

That was Manson for me. Slipknot still has a special place in my heart but I found Manson in middle school and he changed how I seen music. I stopped taking lyrics at face value and learned a lot from the genre.

[@jonburton739]

Remember

[@Alexandria87]

Dude same! It was a glorious time to be 14-15 when this album came out.

[@Lizard_Bass]

I remember when the Iowa album first came out. I waited in line to get it LOL. When I first listened to it, it sounded 10x heavier and angrier than their first album which immediately locked me to it. As a metal drummer, I really loved the aggressiveness.

[@keouam9488]

Dude do you remember Heretic Anthem live on Conan? I was in awe during that performance. Changed my life and made me become a guitarist.

[@MichaelGrubbEvolvedMinistry]

I love the way this woman jams right along with the music.

[@josearellano7255]

her stank face is genuine and epic

[@htx_screwww3959]

This is by far becoming my favorite reaction channel on KZbin! You make my lunch breaks even more enjoyable !

[@killhousecrue2116]

Dude.. same

[@mikabass]

Mine too

[@Dimi.Petrov]

The entire Iowa album is full of raw emotion and well worth your reactions and analysis. Got yourself a new sub

[@tupakkaonhyvaa]

Full of raw cringe.

[@Dimi.Petrov]

@@tupakkaonhyvaa i mean you’re free to be wrong 😊

[@tupakkaonhyvaa]

@@Dimi.Petrov Goes to show how kind you metal heads are. Immediately getting belligerent. 😂

[@Dimi.Petrov]

@@tupakkaonhyvaa it only shows that you’ve never actually been to a metal concert nor you know actual metal heads. I feel bad for you

[@tupakkaonhyvaa]

@@Dimi.Petrov And he keeps going. 😂

[@brobidart]

Holy shit!!! Where so many people would simply turn aside and say this is “loud, mad, rock/metal music” and just let it be noise in the background YOU dug in and found the deeper meaning and motivation for Corey’s writing this song for Sid. Your analysis has opened my eyes and ears to a new appreciation of the whole Iowa album that I simply couldn’t connect to! 👏 👏 👏

[@HankTheTank78]

Strap in for whenever you get around to watching Disasterpiece. It’s more metal than a kettle.

[@StubbeFres]

more metal than a kettle 🤣🤘

[@michaelcumming2097]

More metal than a kettle is now my new favourite phrase thank you for that

[@DarthLetalis]

Overcast fan, eh?

[@jeremylong7533]

This is their best song to experience live. Saw the original 9 back in the day and saw them about a year ago. Still amazing and absolutely love them

[@DaniF8492]

Right!! I was at this show and it was epic. My 2nd ever gig and it blew my mind. I've seen them live 8 times

[@vermili0n]

First time I saw them was 04 during the all hope is gone era. Was a fan already since about 2000 though, I was just like 11 at the time

[@21skaterryan]

I’d say Spit It Out is my favorite song to hear live

[@glendaly3344]

You really are making your way through the slipknot songs. I think you should do surfacing next.

[@Knotunit]

appreciate the "hits" suggestions but there some real deep gems in those b sides

[@dedo7326]

@@KnotunitI think she’s ready for scissors

[@TEXAS_SKOLDIER]

YESSSSS

[@DaveKore]

LEFT BEHIND 🤘🤘🤘

[@glendaly3344]

@@DaveKore kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6m9g4FvjdJ2f9Usi=fstL0KMK3Ur1svOb

[@AppalachianChaplin]

I watch every video because it brings back memories of being able to express myself like this. That part of me died a long time ago ina place far from home, but i still smile seeing you have the emotion. Id definitely love for you to keep making reactions👍

[@harveyblevins74]

What's up my fellow Appalachian brother? You good?

[@AppalachianChaplin]

@harveyblevins74 what's up brother! We're still truckin over here, one step at a time👍 you solid?

[@michaeldomec5275]

Love how you actually let the somg play for a while and not stopping it every other word!!! Love your work

[@djohnson9857]

You nailed it. By Corey's own admission, he had a very difficult a adolescence, and this song was written for the second album, after all of them had been beasted through an insane tour schedule, drugs, booze, nine members all struggling to adapt to being full time with one another. It's the angriest album of all time. :'D

[@obdokk]

Slipknot - IOWA & Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill = two of the angriest albums ever made!

[@Justin-nq6kf]

This whole concert DVD is worth checking out its called Disasterpieces. Had this shit on DVD back in the day it was actually 2 DVDs. The songs Disasterpiece and Heretic Anthem are the other 2 popular videos from this performance. This is their prime.

[@WilliamW86er]

I still have it in mint condition

[@dheijnemans]

They may well be approaching their second prime. But we'll have to wait and see what Eloy brings in terms of song writing.

[@vilifyahuman]

I dont know if it was my request from like 16 hours ago but i requested this exact song. Your freakin awesome. You got my sub and a thumbs up.

[@HeartSupport]

We do it for the people Hold Fast.

[@apex_prey]

You're*

[@HeavySchool]

I love watching non-metal heads moving and grooving to a song like this. Well done.

[@Bolacha0000]

Personally, when i was going to a really bad place mentally, i was almost to the point of "ending myself"...This is the music that got me through that. And it is the reason i chose that mask to be tattoed in me, in a homage to that, to the feeling i was going through, and managed to not do it. "It never stops you can't be everything to everyone Contagion, I'm sittin' at be side of Satan What do you want from me? They never told me the failure I was meant to be, yea Overdo it don't tell me you blew it Stop your bitchin' and fight your way through it I'm not like you, I just fuck up"

[@Bolacha0000]

Also, im still wishing for the day i manage a meet and greet with Corey so he can sign my left leg to match his mask on my right one.

[@beardofben1718]

This is the best channel ever! Beautiful therapist, great music and has helped me soo much with my mental health! Follower for life!!!!

[@freddiewebb2400]

Not enough people react to this concert - arguably one of Slipknots best in my opinion! Iowa era Slipknot was the best. Great content and insight as always thanks!

[@istiak.hossain]

There can't be any bigger Slipknot fan than myself, and my people around me knows this shit since 2003! They were forced to know btw.. :p And I completely second your opinion, LIVE IN LONDON, Docklands Arena is the GREATEST LIVE CONCERT VIDEO I've ever seen! & not just of Slipknot!

[@mitchthemetalhead2589]

This is the first video I’ve seen from your channel and I instantly subscribed. Your analysis of the lyrics are on another level compared to other reaction channels. I’ve been a Slipknot fan since 2000 and have never processed the lyrics like I just did watching this. I also love how you get into the music and move to it! Keep up the incredible work! 🤘

[@joshuadoyle2319]

4 years ago, i found out my brother got mugged at gunpoint. He was fine, but i got so angry because he's the nicest guy. I had to lock myself in a room and scream along with this song in order to calm myself down. This track felt like pure catharsis in that moment.

[@femur8544]

you should check out scissors - slipknot

[@dinadiheraliyawala]

She is the coolest therapist I've ever seen 🤟🖤

[@Pflorence487]

YESSSSSS!!!!! I have now finally found someone that can understand why i have loved slipknot since i was in my high school days!!! you MISS are a bloody gift and this is just an amazing interpretation of it all!!!! absolute fire. I feel like a massive weight has been lifted off my shoulders......keep up the amazing bloody work. KUDOS all the way from Australia!!!!!!!

[@_infiniteplane_2781]

This song has saved lives. It has been a favorite since 2001, original maggot here.

[@friendly__drone9352]

It's so interesting hearing a therapist dissect the lyrics that so many people use to "process" or release their frustration, anger. and sadness. And her energy is so good! The video editor doing a little trolling. Love it!

[@jimmyjimjim3054]

Unfortunately, "people" have proven this to be true.

[@Hoseh.]

Yes sir

[@PIZZAdayisback]

You okay?

[@jimmyjimjim3054]

@@PIZZAdayisback Doing great

[@PIZZAdayisback]

@@jimmyjimjim3054 are you sure?

[@Erik-bd6ll]

Hell yea!

[@primoguerrero7928]

I find so much validation through reactors finding out about heavy metal... I was born in 1984, was a senior in highschool when this came out,most people couldn't understand what was happening, but you have summed it up PERFECTLY!! Watching classical musicians and therapists understand IMMEDIATLY what i felt (sometimes alone) has made me feel "normal" LMAO thanks youtube!! Love this stuff, keep it comming!!!! AWESOME CHANNEL!!!

[@blizzyhan]

Daddy by korn… literal tears and chills every time. Deep dive into John Davis childhood trauma

[@Ennui.]

You want the therapist to end up in therapy herself?

[@blizzyhan]

@@Ennui. hahahaha

[@KoRn_NuTT]

I'm pretty sure she's going down the KoRn rabbit hole after she's done with Slipknot

[@Dicipleguy333]

When you find out that Jon Davis was abused by a woman

[@atheist101]

This isn't a song to just request a reaction for. You have to get them to do other Korn songs before hand the let them know what they're getting into. Sending someone into that song with no clue is just plain wrong. So many people request this song from people who've never even heard of Korn and that's just mean

[@vinileyro]

This is great! I ended up here because of watching videos on their new drummer, and this hit me like a brick. I'm from Brazil, and 20 years ago when my therapist asked what I listen to and I showed her this song, all I got was a worried face and some notes on the pad. Neither of us understood much of the lyrics and much less the meaning of it, which is a whole other phenomena on itself. I did eventually manage to survive my teen years by "stop your bitching and fight your way through it", without realizing it was part of this song. But this reading you did would have been much more helpful at the time. Good job!

[@sebastiank4211]

This concert also available on DVD is regarding energy and brutal performance imho their best at their peak and darkest point. Love your reaction and analysis

[@ishRozeYT]

So far this has been the best explation i've seen someone has made of the lyrics of this song! pretty impressive, keep it going 🙌🏻

[@calreigle5187]

Heart Support

[@Euphobia-u2y]

I think that whole bridge before "Stop your bitching and fight your way through it", has a lot to break down in it - "You can't be everything to everyone" "They never told me the failure I was meant to be" Are a couple of notable lines from it that stand out a lot too

[@rosettastone741]

As someone who listens to metal whenever I feel "down", this channel has added a whole new layer to these songs that I listen to on a regular basis. I really appreciate all you guys/gals behind this channel 👍 Thank you! 💯

[@rocksteady9256]

Found your content today and you are the only person to react to songs and has something highly interesting to contribute to it. Love it. Keep it up! New follower has arrived.

[@SirBonzo]

This brings back some fantastic memories. I was at this show and i'm somewhere in the crowd. 2002 at the Docklands Arena in London. I remember it was early in the year and it was freezing in London! 20 yr old me had good taste in gigs.

[@sbz8620]

Old Slipknot is phenomenal

[@MikePhotoGuy666]

More accurately that would be YOUNG SLIPKNOT ;)

[@robbuechner3647]

I've seen the last 3 tours, boy can they put on a show!!!

[@bruceredwine8185]

Wow someone actually listened to the song I watch reaction videos allot because I like to laugh at smart people being ignorant! But you actually got it most of Slipknot songs are not negative! It warms my heart to know that some people are not sheep! You got a new subscriber and I never comment, ever! I appreciate you for not judging you are welcome in the metal community!

[@DavidThurman-l3c]

I understand this completely I have suffered from depression for a really long time and so many times I just wanted someone to listen and talk to and no one would until I found the right therapist

[@jrjcompany3439]

Nothing sexier than seeing a beautiful woman & well accomplished therapist rocking out to Slipknot. Love it!!

[@noahcolberg2670]

This is about EXACTLY, how I’d want a therapy session to go. Rock on honey❤️💪🏽

[@Masshew69]

The only therapist I've seen dive into slipknot and what they mean. Props to you.

[@ThomasGill-e5i]

My new favorite channel! My mom is a therapist and never liked me listening to all this stuff. Me now, almost 32 years old, I’m gonna use some of what you say 😊

[@Freekyeight]

Thanks for reacting to this song, it is one of my favs from them :) Hopefully this Slipknot rabbit hole keeps going on while i enjoy your reactions of their songs.

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

This song and The Heretic Anthem perfectly describe my misanthropy. Yeah, I'm a misanthrope. But with everything I've been through, I have my reasons...

[@infernaloz6486]

I know how you feel. I'm a misanthrope as well, abusive parents and autism tend to make an already lonely child a wee bit apathtic to people.

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

@@infernaloz6486 abusive dad, who was also racist/ homophobic, then I've done customer service for 30 years, studied psychology....

[@jauhoprinsessa]

@@franzwohlgemuth2002 Customer service alone is enough for that.

[@SantiagoAQA]

It's hard not to be

[@moncreebrown948]

Same here man.

[@Ducks43]

Amazing desconstruction of an amazingly powerful. Love it! Thanks very much for this

[@martinw2235]

I've loved Iowa since it came out and you've given me a new perspective on the song. Thank you so much!

[@randomblabber5209]

Literally my new favorite channel! Slipknot played a huge part in my strange teenage days IOWA was a fucking masterpiece

[@jafferscakes7063]

your reaction is priceless I love it thank you for this SLIPKNOT 4 life

[@razorrawb]

As an OG maggot from 99 you absolutely nailed it!!! i actually remember doing a research paper in high school for my english class on the meaning of slipknot lyrics and just everything they were all about! it was bigger than any of us thought! hell bigger than them!!!!! this is my favorite channel now! MUSIC REALLY IS THERAPY!!!

[@richieh2006]

I've literally just discovered your channel now. First of all, I absolutely love this song and LOVE Slipknot. I grew up to them and have seen them live many times. In all honesty, I thought you were a little odd, with your intonations and whatnot...until I continued watching. I can relate to what you say. You're a kind soul. I've liked and subscribed. Keep up the awesome content.

[@sparshrastogi2646]

Slipknot’s music helped me through some dark times and it helps to channel my anger and rage positively. Thanks for reacting to the song and providing good analysis! Subbed!

[@billbarthel5224]

Hot damn this is such a good channel. Thank you so much for your perspective here. I've always been a metal fan but I also feel your perspective has so much to give to the community. I know you have your own struggels as well but your videos are fantastic. Cheers!

[@boonerl33t19]

"watcha gunna do? cos i'm not afraid of you, i'm everything you'll never be!" Best lyrics at the end!

[@ExplodingWaffleZ829]

Heart support. Literally me EVERYDAY! Love this song!!!

[@enferm9]

lady next song- Disasterpiece

[@Spinksreptiles]

I’ve been watching a lot of videos of you watching videos I grew up with and getting stuff from my favorite songs I’ve never thought about, especially the tool stuff your actually a Legend haha

[@Skeptical73]

That was too lit, thanks for bringing that big energy!

[@ArthurPerez-t2e]

Seeing this song live was the most amazing concert experience I’ve ever had.

[@matturso2224]

I love this analysis! This really resonates with me with my broken relationship ith my mother. This song has been cathartic for me since I was in high school and I'm 32 now! Your analysis really helped me understand the catharsis of this and its empowerment! I'm excited to see your other Slipknot videos!

[@PrdtRsic]

Im 40 now. But that was London arena 2002 and i was there at time of recording, i was 18! Best concert ever!!!!! Probably the best performance they have ever put on. Legendary performance. Ask any Slipknot fan.

[@iaranda1985]

And by the way: thank you for the Therapy Session. You & Slipknot opened my eyes to fight my way through it! 🎶🎵🎶

[@leggythe4th399]

I was at this gig , this is when Slipknot firmly put their place on the map . Great show 👏🏻

[@brandonsimmons1695]

I’ll never forget discovering Slipknot at Hot Topic when you could sample CDs. This was the first song and I froze in place and thought I needed to run to church. I then purchased it and have been hooked ever since

[@niteshade8546]

I’ve seen a couple now. This is the first I felt like commenting. This format is oddly comforting because I wouldn’t have guessed I would like this. Doing a run through on the channel now.

[@mpd370]

I’ve seen 3 of your reactions tonight. You are clearly educated and give a shit about people going through pain. I’ve been a cop for 25 years. Part of the “suck it up” generation. A few years ago my bucket that held my shit overflowed and I had some significant issues. I was lucky enough that my department noticed and gave a shit. I went to a critical incident debriefing school and spend three days crying about shit that I hadn’t dealt with. I had NO idea. I do my best to teach the new people to talk about the shit they’re dealing with to people that they trust. Unfortunately, I completely agree with Corey here. People do indeed equal shit.

[@iamchrisrath]

I watched all your reaction videos over and over and I literally am in stitches at the faces you pull 😂 thank you for making these, I actually got more out of the music after hearing your perspective, although your reactions left me in stitches 😂 God bless you, you're an angel

[@jankteeth7631]

just discovered your channel! i really love it. this video is so great. can't wait to watch more!

[@pod543]

Wow this is the best thorough explanation to songs I’ve seen and you actually enjoy this kind of music. Subscribed fo sho.

[@tanitam.7838]

That song helped me get through rough days and bullying years ago. It's my fav song of them and Slipknot helped me deal with BPD better. They saved my life with their music.

[@WasAlias]

Respect...Almost perfect interpretation of the Song. I think there is nothing more to say. Really great. Deep look, I'm not used to that. Everybody else just would see the hate but you see whats behind this wall. But..."stop your bitchin and fight your way through it" thats the point where i think you get it wrong - "im not like you, im just fuck up, come mofo everybody has to die" and before "It never stops, you can't be everything to everyone". So i think its his way to say "most People will always hate you, doesnt matter what you do, so fck it, stop your bitchin (beeing anything for anybody) and fight your way through it, connection - no connection, fck off, we all have to die anyway"

[@CB93344]

and actually sids grandfather died and the 1st track is of sid crying out for "taz!!" his gandads nickname...

[@danielboomson]

NOW! Imagine Growing up with this pain and living in a household where Slipknot was our gateway out of the Chaos we lived with

[@terryrothgeb1684]

Thank you for this. I need all of this. Thank you.

[@countdoogula2781]

As a 39 year old father who used to proudly rock the classic merch with "PEOPLE = S**T" printed on the back around the "Iowa" period......your analysis is pretty spot on to at least my mindset at the time. This channel is cool.

[@wickedkotton5998]

for anyone who hasnt gone to a slipknot concert for fear of being hurt i can tell you people are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. i was at a concert and people were pushing the stage people up front were being crushed we spread the word and everyone got space middle concert

[@deletado12]

Joey is insane in the groove, always!

[@KoopaTroopa013]

Of all my time listening to slipknot and shows I’ve gone to, never would’ve considered this perspective when it comes to this song. Love this reaction and breakdown, I love that you’re actually aware of background when it comes to the band themselves. Keep it up 👏

[@juanpablobadino4349]

I can't believe how after so many years of listening to this song how on my own I came to understand the meaning of some lines, but at the same time completely mindf* by your analysis. Interesting. Really interesting!

[@zombiespongebob6903]

my personal favorite slipknot song... means so much in todays time

[@LuisHernandez-ux5jo]

dude you just hyped me the fuck up haha :D great analysis of one of my favorite songs from my favorite band ever!

[@willwick3752]

Spot on! This album got me through & helped me control or ward off my severe depression. it came out during 10th grade for me. I still use it for personal therapy.

[@danradu2471]

The best reaction . You are ma favorite Analyst ❤ love ew❤🎉

[@NogrimStoneson]

as a long term fan who got in to these guys at the start, this song dropped when i was mid teens going through a horrible family situation, and your introductory explanation was on the nail head. i was so angry i knew i shouldn't be around other people the goal was insulating myself for other peoples well being.

[@rodrigocampo9014]

Awesome hability to search and find the "gift line" in every Slipknot song... Respect...!!!

[@matthewcombs6993]

An absolutely amazing breakdown of this song. Love this band for so many reasons

[@JBrooksNYS]

I saw them live on this tour... like 20 something years ago. I was 17.... still the best concert Ive ever been to.

[@ShawnMelton89]

When I was a teenager I got in trouble and had to go to counseling by court order. My counselor read the lyrics to I Am Hated by Slipknot and immediately tried to blame Slipknot for all of my trouble and I flat out said no that’s stupid, my problems stem from a terrible home life where I had to deal with drugs and alcohol and abandonment where I lived with people who hate me and went to a school where teachers hate me because my older brother was a POS to them. Slipknot had nothing to do with it. It made me feel BETTER.

[@RoosterKing777]

Reminds me of the saying “Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster... for when you gaze long into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.”

[@Shawn-kk7tb]

I just want to say huge Slipknot fan I am. My favorite band. Having said that I don’t always hear their lyrics but the ones I do I can’t put into perspective the way you just did. You are very intelligent. Very impressive feedback on this song.

[@pindadopje0162]

The editor is amazing for the “breathe Taylor” 😂

[@pressman45]

Nice reaction. You changed my mind on humanity. Thank you. You are beautiful. Inside and out.

[@davidmartin2631]

Thank you for helping me understand that key line in the bridge! I never knew there was any hope in this song.. just thought it was venting, but i like it even more now.

[@wiilover07]

Probably one of the best live performances ever in metal history.

[@Krebssssssss]

Slipknot was there for me when it felt like nobody else was. Corey’s lyrics had a way of describing EXACTLY how I managed to feel, and the energy and anger of the music was a way for me to vent how I was feeling inside. People talk about how dark their lyrics are, and they are. But on the same coin, they also talk about how to fight through the pain and to come out on the other side. And when you do, you’ll be stronger, and you will have grown. Metal is about positively venting your anger and energy, and turning it into something positive. Metal shows are fun. There’s camaraderie there.

[@Remmy-iq3bs]

One of there best tunes. This song has saved me from when it first came out and still does. After being bullied Hate and made fun of and feeling like nothing. Protect yourself from bullies and your own negative thoughts. For me it helped me. Some people are shit. You just have to fight anyway but absolutely still help Others.

[@MrLarry-gr8]

It's times like this when the sound of silence is appreciated. \m/

[@peterbullinger5804]

I feel blessed to have seen them during the Iowa years. Pledge of Allegiance tour was fantastic.