Italian Blues guitarist Reacts and CRIES (!) to Surface Pressure (ENCANTO)

[@RockSpace]

It has not been long since I have been trying to record video reactions. For me this was the first time that I found myself managing such a strong emotion and I hope that not having censored anything does not pass as a desire to exhibit my emotions (I'm not the type), but as a spontaneous reaction and natural. This is the power of music, which is capable of touching our souls in different and profound ways. I believe it's right not to hide your emotions. Thanks to all, peace, love and rock space.

[@CurseT13]

This song is specifically made to pull your emotions out. Your reaction was perfect.

[@rebekkahorbach7557]

It is so wonderful to see such a genuine reaction to a song that has hit hard for myself and so many others. Thank you

[@nataliakuros9498]

I had the same reaction as you so I totally get it. And I want to cry every time I listen to it... and laugh at the same time if I watch MV. The donkeys 🤣 I just can't with them

[@BlackMael]

The song has a habit of pulling just the right strings. No need to be embarrassed. Here is Jessica Darrow doing a more jazzy cover of her own song... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKfYaK2biM1ofZY

[@candidwings5609]

This line hits me every time: "never wonder, if the same pressure would've pulled you under."

[@andresbarriga5305]

Don't be embarrased man, I have being crying about this songs a lot. They are so powerfull.

[@wtimmins]

I tear up for every of the dozens of times I have heard these songs

[@xLuciferx896]

I cry too

[@SerenityM16]

And Jessica Darrow did an excellent job emoting while singing ❤️

[@AppleCore360]

Me too, most people who felt this one. 🥲

[@lunarialoonatic]

The lyrics hit deep honestly

[@darkecofreak23]

“I’m pretty sure I’m worthless if I can’t be of service.” First time I heard that, I teared up, because I have that exact fear. Luisa and Isabela’s songs speak to me as someone with self-worth issues who nonetheless tries to be as perfect as possible to earn acceptance and inclusion.

[@HereBeDragonsYT]

Same... Like a cold knife to the heart.

[@Tarotiste]

@@HereBeDragonsYT Agreed. That line really hurts, a lot. I'm a parent... As a daughter to my parents, the line hurts because of all those expectations unfulfilled. And as a parent- I just pray none of the kids feel like this. I don't think so? But you never know what's in someone else's heart. And I'd never want to cause someone else to feel like this...

[@tbella5186]

Lin wrote it for his older sister

[@lidge1994]

Yup, expecting the pretty to be perfect and proper and the strong to carry every single minor or major burden causes a ton of insecurity!

[@pompe221]

I started crying at that line too. I've struggled so hard with those thoughts it was like getting emotionally flayed open.

[@Fickflowy]

Lin-Manuel Miranda said that the song was inspired on his sister who was the strong one in the family and the pressure she felt at that time because she is the older. An awesome detail is when Luisa (the strong one) see her little sister scared on the red light room everything changes to a light blue and the donkeys make it more “funny or light” for her, so she doesn’t get scared.

[@bibliophilelady6106]

It makes me sad for Luisa that Mirabel seems scared of her at the beginning when she is so considerate of Mirabel's feelings through the whole number. Any sister who can gently fix your glasses while trying to keep domino doors up in a tornado is not going to hurt you for bugging her a little.

[@Jemini4228]

I didn't think it was fear more like a reaction to strange behaviour. When other people are freaked out and on edge it can make us feel the same way. Particularly if they are usually implacable.

[@CookiesTriedToEatMe]

@@bibliophilelady6106 rather then scared she's just not used to seeing her sister this way

[@sorayaluthy520]

Do you mean Donkeys?

[@chronosclaimsall]

@@bibliophilelady6106 I don't see it as her being scared of Luisa, I think she was scared to see everything that was happening around her and to hear Luisa say all these things that she wasn't aware of before. I mean let's be fair, she came to Luisa with the mindset of "What's wrong with the magic" and was just suddenly thrust into a world of all of Luisa's fears and insecurities. If you mean at the very beginning, where Luisa shouts "Nothing's wrong!" at her, I'm pretty sure Mirabel was just startled because the outburst was just out of nowhere and there was no prior indication that Luisa was upset with her (which she wasn't). After that she was just a bit confused in the first few lines of the song. I don't think Mirabel was ever scared of Luisa herself, especially since there's other little instances in the movie where we see them being close. If anything, I'd say the bond between them is the strongest sisterly bond in the family.

[@Tiffany22091]

“Give it your sister and never wonder, if the same pressure would have pulled you under.” This really got me! Don’t ever be embarrassed to cry! It made me cry too.

[@thisisjamsomewhere]

Same, this was the line that made me say to myself, "Well, shit. It's time to learn to stop piling on the pressure."

[@Dara-ws4lg]

That lyric makes me cry so hard. I told my older sister, that I don't have to wonder. I know I would be pulled under by the weight she has carried.

[@Collidedatoms]

"Give it to your sister; it doesn't hurt and see if she can handle every family burden, watch as she buckles and bends but never breaks... no mistakes." Well... damn!

[@amishastephens-adams6489]

that line tugs at my heart too. 😢

[@invertedillusions]

@@Collidedatoms That's the one that got me as an older sibling.

[@Hunlover123601]

you are the first person ive seen reacting to this song that heard the intense pain and struggle behind the lyrics. so many deep feelings going behind them. yes, the beat is amazing and her voice is awesome, but the lyrics... they... theyre just so strong and emotional

[@chuugummy975]

you should check out thethirdbill's reaction to the Encanto soundtrack. he always reads and analizes lyrics :)

[@rafaelbachmann6721]

The song an the video is just perfect. Youve got the lyrics and the visuals together. Like the part: "the ship doesnt swerve when they know how big the icberg is". Its like kindof... you just see the tip of the iceberg. But underneeth... thats the real thing. The whole film is just soo good and has an amazing message how important family support realy is. I never cried before in a cinema but this moovie got me... Hah

[@brunogonz97]

I always cry with the final part of this song.

[@midnightsun111493]

I really appreciated his reaction because when I watch the movie the first time I literally started sobbing from this song and all the lyrics back. I can hear all the pain and the sadness and saying that you're fine when you're not and all the pressure you feel from your family to be someone great and to live up to the potential they have for you all the other reactions I saw, people just said they like the song and the beat but no one really considered the lyrics or the story because all they were saying was wow she's strong and I feel like that's not the main point. Maybe sad people recognize other sad people i guess fictional or real.

[@WindierIndoors]

Yes! Not to detract from this excellent reaction, but if you enjoyed this one, you would definitely also enjoy thethirdbill.

[@1999MRC]

When she’s trying to hold the stacks of rocks and the lines “watch as she buckles and bends but never breaks” like physically hurts me and makes me so emotional

[@ambercontreras1110]

Same girl. My brother and I joke our shoulders are so big because we were born to carry the weight of the world.. but it gets tiring. They put more on us because we’re strong but doesn’t mean it’s not heavy.. hope you’re well 💖

[@TheBlackSquirrel]

That's usually the part where I break too... I don't know why, it's just a dagger to my emotional center and everything starts pouring at that point (if it hasn't already).

[@stealthslayer13]

I'm a young dad and that part always makes me tear up or cry. Her face, her voice, the house dropping, the pause after all give the lyrics a lot of context and hits hard.

[@Sneakysneaky88]

Exactly. The entire song is about her struggles but it's also a tragic victory anthem for her. No matter the weight she always prevailed for her family like a true hero, but it interplays that no matter how unbreakable she is, that pain is unbearable. Just seeing her pleading, vulnerable expression as the rocks and weight stacks up and she prevents it from toppling onto her sister, yet still blasting out that beautiful voice in defiance? It's a hell of an emotional rollercoaster. Encanto is a wonderful film that touches on a tricky subject, but the music in it really steals the show. Here's to all you unnoticed family heroes out there

[@latynprincess89]

Yea that’s where I broke down.

[@ktmac8]

I'm the oldest child and I full on started bawling with this song. As soon as she said "Give it to your sister, your sister's older, give her all the heavy things we can't shoulder" I just couldn't stop crying. Had to pause to regain my composure. This movie had beautiful animation, some funny moments, and magic for the kids. It was actual therapy for the adults. I've NEVER felt so called out by a Disney song.

[@JavonBlair]

I'm an oldest as well. Thanks for sharing this experience with me. I really relate.

[@darkecofreak23]

Disney’s been doing a lot of therapeutic stuff of late, you know? WandaVision is about the stages of grief. I think Loki was about trying to change yourself and how people view you while fighting that urge to return to the familiar. Spider-Man No Way Home was about trying to find your way when you feel alone. Now we get a movie where the overarching theme is taking care of your mental health, whether that means accepting that you have worth when you think you don’t, that you don’t have to hold the world on your shoulders and it’s ok to ask for help, or that other people’s views of you aren’t as important as how you view yourself.

[@itsnati8651]

yes! in the third oldest of 7 and given the age difference between my oldest sister and I, this role went to me when she left and now as a mother and wife. I am still under that same pressure. this song is definitely therapeutic. lol my kids were so confused when i started crying i couldn't help it.

[@Rini1909]

I'm the oldest too plus a mother and wife, and this is my favourite song and I cried to it too because it was exactly how i have been feeling for many years

[@mattiismouse1086]

Me and my sister had to rewind the movie and relisten to it over a few times because we both related to it. She was the oldest and was always doing everything for everyone. For me, I related to the song because even though I'm the second youngest, nowadays I'm the only everyone goes to when they need to vent However I can never vent out my problems. "Give it to your sister, it doesn't hurt and see if she can handle every family burden" that lyrics hit me like a valstrax ambush.

[@fountain_writes]

I *sobbed* at this song. I'm the youngest sister in my family, the baby. My mom passed away in December and my oldest sister is shouldering EVERYTHING. My heart breaks for her and my heart broke for Luisa here. I see so much of my sister in Luisa, and so much of myself in Mirabel in this part. I'm so happy you shared your reaction, because every other reaction video I've seen for this is people reacting to how badass Luisa is (and she is!). But no one really seems to understand the full gravity of this song. I'm so glad you do.

[@annierichardson5296]

I'm so sorry for your loss and the stress your family is under. I hope thinge get better soon. I'm the youngest sib in my family and was the main caregiver for my elderly parents (Mom passed 9 years ago, Dad 5 years ago), and I remember that relentless crushing stress, wishing for just a day, a few hours to myself, but feeling guilty for being selfish that way. Since my parents are gone, I have often wondered if I have a purpose anymore. It didn't help when my erstwhile grief counselor called me a coward, and though that was years ago and I know how wrong she was, the words still hurt. My god, that was a dark, dark year for me. When Luisa sings "I'm pretty sure I'm worthless if I can't be of service" it's a blow to my heart.

[@fountain_writes]

@@annierichardson5296 thank you for extending some kindness toward me and my family! I’m so sorry to hear about your parents, too, and especially to hear that your grief counselor would say something so awful to you! I’m glad you knew better than to believe them, but that is such a horrible thing to hear, even so. I know we will get through this in time, but it still hurts every day, doesn’t it? 💕

[@annierichardson5296]

@@fountain_writes yes, it does. Time blunts the edge but I’ll never stop missing my beloved parents.

[@margothutton]

Sending love and good vibes through the internet. I hope you're well.

[@mariaespiritu9512]

They say Lin Manuel wrote this song for his own older sister, in honor to her.

[@ChrisCipher]

honestly? Finally someone who started immediately bawling as much as me hearing this song for the first time, I feel so represented

[@thebejeweledwitch]

As the oldest sister, I cried hearing this song for the first time, too.. it was like someone finally put my entire life into words. And my little brother will never know everything I've had to go through to shelter and shield him from the worst of life. And now that he's grown, he thinks he knows everything. He literally told me that everything I did for him didn't matter and it was just "a par for the course of being the oldest in the 90s and early 2000s." So yeah... All that pain, suffering, missing out on my own life to raise him, and he doesn't even give a shit about me. So yeah this feels like my theme song.

[@mdroberg]

Yeah, same. And what’s funny (in a :| way) is that Luisa and this song are his favourites.

[@kimrcatubig]

From one eldest daughter to another, I hope your okay :)

[@HereIgokillinagain]

I'm the younger sister, but thing is, my sister was the type to make all of the mistakes and I was stuck being the rock for my family while she was off getting drunk and high. Sleeping around while I had to play house, cook, clean, and be started on my homework by the time my parents came home. This song hits me hard every time, because I had to take care of my older sister and my mom and dad while they were always working to provide for us and barely scraping by. Thought I'd share. I can relate even though I'm younger. Sorry that happened.

[@thebejeweledwitch]

@@HereIgokillinagain I'm so sorry you had to go through all of that! I hope things are better now and you don't have to carry that load anymore.

[@thebejeweledwitch]

@@kimrcatubig thank you so much! I'm trying to get on with my life, but I do miss my brother all the time. It's hard knowing that he's not the person he used to be. It's like I'm in mourning for the sweet, funny boy that no longer exists. Life is that way, though. We just have to keep going. Thank you again!

[@melindamercier6811]

Please don’t be embarrassed. This was one of the most beautiful reactions to this song I’ve seen. And you aren’t alone. I’ve already seen a number of youtubers cry watching it for the first. I still get teary every time I hear it. This song hits home for a lot of us.

[@wandakalebaugh9465]

I cant get through this song without crying...I'm the oldest, a single mom of a special needs son, and I manage a 24 hour restaurant. This song speaks to my soul.

[@augustfox4912]

SOMEONE GIVE THIS WOMAN A MEDAL 🎖

[@elton6031]

that's so much weight for one person to carry, you're doing amazing and the world is lucky to have you in it ☀️

[@reddragon2943]

Your are heart and strength of your family. Never give up.

[@IdkIdk-yk3fg]

Seeing you let out your emotions is amazing, don't worry for showing it, is natural I feel like that too with a bunch of Encanto songs

[@RockSpace]

Hi Idk Idk, thanks I'm glad you can see me... 💗 I feel I'm not alone 🤗

[@jebVlogs556]

@@RockSpace bro new subscriber here. I am also a middle sibling with lot of burdens taking care of my kids plus,taking care my nieces and nephews alongside my elderly relatives. I completely relate to luisa,and I love her dancing 💪😍😍😍😍

[@jebVlogs556]

@@RockSpace bro it's ok to cry 🤕🍵

[@hunterwaco2889]

@@RockSpace I'm exactly the same. I didn't cry at Surface Pressure, but Dos Oruguitas DESTROYS me. Every time I watch it, I'm just in pieces on the floor.

[@FreedomFighter2112]

@@RockSpace All the lyrics and music for Encanto’s 8 songs were written by Lin-Manuel Miranda…creator and writer of Hamilton the Musical and In The Heights musical and movie. Pleas react to Hamilton on Disney plus and In The Heights on HBO Max

[@abdulbornio3597]

This is one of the most hard, heartbreaking and intense lyrics Disney ever made. Your video is perfect because shows all the power of this song. Thanks for sharing.

[@tbella5186]

Lin Manual Miranda is the lyricist, he wrote it for his older sister.

[@reddragon2943]

This song was written by a man to his sister who alway looked out for the family.

[@kieranhatley222]

Don't ever feel embarrassed to cry my dude. I cry my eyes out at this song. The lyrics hit so hard. The contrast between outward appearance and inner struggles. It's an absolute masterpiece

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

As the oldest of 4 other siblings, let me tell you I sobbed at this song. I was glad I was not in the theater because it was ugly crying. Sometimes I didn't feel like a sister...I felt like the live-in nanny. I'm from a traditional Mexican household and was raised by my Abuela when I was younger and we had our own family black sheep...so the arguments in this movie was pretty...oof. I don't want to use the word triggering, but I can't think of any other way to put it. It was almost like therapy. I've seen people who were not the eldest siblings, and people who didn't even have siblings relate to this song because everyone had had that moment in their life where expectations, responsibilities and pressure was put on them...often a bit too young. So don't be embarrassed by getting hit in the feelings. Disney is pretty good at that.

[@ehekkert]

For those of us who can't relate it's called empathy.

[@luishenriquefalconifilho2124]

I know the song is about an older sister feeling pressure to protect her family at all cost, but I, being the youngest of 3, definitely could relate to parts of it... the one line that really broke me is the 'I'm pretty sure I'm worthless if I can't be of service'

[@vivacious_me]

@@luishenriquefalconifilho2124 same ..I'm the youngest of 3 and feel exactly the same. Sometimes the oldest isn't the "strongest"

[@lizzyrank5405]

I'm a middle child but me Andy older brother are a year apart so it doesn't seem like it at times. We have a younger brother and I will say because I did better than my older brother(in my parents eyes) I feel the burden of not only taking care of my younger brother but not disappointing them. I think I'm more of the 3 sister mainly because I've had to play so many roles that idk who I am anymore and if I try to step out my parents (mainly mom) says something about it.

[@taylorroberts5095]

I’m the middle child but I’m the oldest daughter. I feel like Luisa was written for me. As I watched this video, I watched the lyrics hit him. It’s exactly how it hit me. Even my boyfriend, who is the oldest and only boy, kinda just sat back and then called his oldest younger sister (there’s 3). They cried together

[@joehoe24]

Being the oldest of 9 siblings, a man, and a father of 2 beautiful children, this song hits really hard. Men are expected to hold a lot of stress inside and deal with it. Not saying women don't either but i promise a lot of men relate to this song

[@misspriss2482]

I get it. Both men and women have it hard in different ways. From what I've seen, men are expected to hold it inside and deal with it. You guys don't get the emotional support that we get. Women get permission to express their feelings and get support, but seem to get judged much harsher when we can't stay on top of it all. We're expected to be emotionally stronger and do the emotional work for everyone. Both suck.

[@kaputt_jay3873]

Thank you for speaking up . . . not many have the courage to do that.

[@lex5016]

As the oldest child of an abusive family this has become my new favorite song. It's absolutely powerful and resonates with soooo many people

[@tylersmith3533]

I'm the middle child in an abusive family too, but my older brother never could handle any of the emotions, so they got passed to me pretty heftily. I feel this song, I feel your comment, I hope things got better for you.

[@athenasuperheldin1017]

i am the youngest child of a very abusive family.....the oldest was the golden child....the middle child left...so all the family burdens were passed on to me which is why i could relate to this song so much. It was genuinely very heartbreaking yet also cathartic because it made me realize i am not alone or wrong in feeling the way that i do.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

Middle child with cPTSD here. Cheers to all of us who have struggled in silence. May we all keep striving for the happiness and love we all deserve.

[@jenniferrodriguez5337]

Please don't cry for your reaction. It IS very emotional. Jessica Darrow put so much emotion into singing the powerful lyrics. I cry 8/10 times I've watched it because I relate so hard

[@oawblissed9097]

Don't be embarrassed about crying. This song hits me too. I can relate to the character sooo hard. The line " handle every family burden" plus the look in her eyes as she says it, hits my heart.

[@RibbinOpinion]

It was the admitting it then looking away, like she can’t even voice her feelings at the end that did it for me. Ugh, my heart.

[@Calvin_M.]

I also cried during this song. What I love about her is how real her character is and how much some people can relate to her. Such a heartbreaking, but beautiful song!

[@JustJen1386]

“No cracks, no breaks, no mistakes” gets me crying every time

[@mariaracine6553]

Don’t be embarrassed. I cried for five solid minutes the first time I heard this song. It cuts deep if you’re the kind of person others rely on.

[@kelseytacos1648]

I’m also an only child and I also cried when I heard the song. 😭 Even though we don’t have younger siblings to care for, we are still expected to be dependable and strong on the outside so I still find the lyrics highly relatable.

[@KagamineRinVocaloid]

Or sometimes it feels like you would appreciate a brother or sister like Luisa. We weren't able to have someone to protect, neither someone to protect us.

[@dewo929]

Facts.

[@Starryeyed1801]

As an only child I agree. We are alone and we carry it all ... alone 💁‍♀️

[@ThornyRoseV]

Its not only about siblings. Its about the burdens of the who family forced on one kid.

[@rugalkof]

Don't be embarrassed for crying, be proud to be that kind of people that is strong enough to show their emotions.

[@rugalkof]

Also, please react to "Dos Oruguitas"

[@rjenyawd]

Leave it to Disney to make something that pulls on your heartstrings! This movie is full of very relatable family dynamics and personal anxieties. This song, in particular, really touched a lot of my own personal feelings and experiences. Even if you don't do it for the channel, you should still absolutely sit down and watch the whole movie at some point. It's wonderful.

[@lisa-gayeletts4695]

You're not the only one who cried. It's a repeated song in my home. Touching, inspirational, deep empathy and gratitude for those who suffer silently. Just give a hug as often as you can to all you can.

[@jesscaballero8808]

I played this song a whole day and cried every time, it was really cathartic and helped me put into words so many things I felt I had to keep inside. "Give it to your sister and never wonder if the same pressure would've pulled you under" I really love this song and the appreciation that was given to Luisa's effort. I hope all of us who have been under this kind of pressure can not only feel appreciated but be able to relax and have fun without feeling guilty about it

[@videosabia]

Well put. As an older sister this hit home HARD! Parents, please don’t put so much pressure on older siblings. It’s exhausting and emotionally draining.

[@martukarmarah660]

This song has always made me cry. As being the older sister i had to grow up way to fast, never got to enjoy my childhood. I was pretty much my sister mom since I was 11. I absorbed all the pain and pressure and carried all the burdens to protect my sister. I’m 25 now and my sister is 20 and she still tells me all the time how she viewed me as more of her mom than a sister. It’s extremely hard and this song touched me deep into my heart and described exactly how I feel.

[@Alliecatastrophe]

Don't feel embarrassed, going into the movie I was not expecting to get emotional, but this song made me cry because it hits so hard bc I was that strong eldest sibling and rock of the family and still am and even if you are not an older sibling, you can still get emotional imagining the kind of pressure someone must go through to get to this point. Surface pressure isn't a bombastic song like we don't talk about bruno and it isn't grief stricken like dos oruguitas, but it hits on a more personal and emotional level. It is designed that way, which is why it's my favorite.

[@pantaleimona]

My dear husband cries every time he even tries to speak about this song because it touches him so deeply. Your genuine, compassionate reaction is a treasure. I think so highly of Lin Manuel-Miranda's ability to put what he sees in the human soul, the human situation, onto paper both lyrically and musically. His work is genius! Thank you for your touching response to this song. Hundreds of words would not have conveyed what your heart did in a few short minutes.

[@ronnihayes7582]

Don't be embarrassed! I cried too!

[@ItzPubby]

Never be embarrassed for feeling. The song is heartbreaking, and it delivers a intense emotion.

[@monicalightmare1519]

Seeing you cry made me cry. It amazed me that you understood the meaning behind this song. It just shows that people expect to much from their kids and their children breaksuntill they can't anymore. I would know because my mom expected too much from me as her eldest daughter. This song always brings me in tears and seeing you react this way made me feel safe and secure that you know the pain we have to carry for our parents. Bless your soul❤️

[@world4saker]

as for me I was the middle child and my mother seeing both my elder sister and my younger brother both going the bad route making a mess of their lives, I had to be perfect to give and try to keep the family together. for us our family broke and stayed broken. the damage was too much my mother now learned but at the price of losing the connection to two of her children. i made up with my mother but the more we try to mend the broken piece with them the more they break it. hopefully they can live happy lives and someday we can mend those broken ties.

[@monicalightmare1519]

@@world4saker *virtual hug*

[@TheBlackSquirrel]

I only found this video because I needed assurance that I'm not the only one who cries every time I hear this song. Thanks, man. I needed this (and a good cry). 👍

[@yourmajestyswill]

Im the eldest sister and this song cut me deeeeeep. My little brother was living with me when I was in college because he had medical problems and I remember the pressure she was talking about in the song. Having to juggle school, rent, hospital visits for my brother and two jobs. When she says "Keep Going", I have vivid memories telling that to myself. Agh! Fantastic soundtrack.

[@NefariousDreary]

Bro, I totally get it. The lyrics come from a real place. It genuinely puts you in the place of someone who struggles with the insecurity of failing and the stress of carrying more burden than they can handle.

[@amandakassis]

Children's movies have so many heavy messages behind their stories, most of the time we only understand them when we grow up. The lyrics hit a very deep place in my heart, cause I'm the older sister in a very complicated family, and there has been a lot of pressure, especially for the past 3 years. Don't be embarassed about it, it's alright to show emotion, even if society tells us that we should hide them

[@haldouglas4773]

never be embarrased to cry, especially when it comes to music. from one musician to another- when a piece makes us cry, our heart is being heard.

[@chaitea4724]

That’s exactly how I felt watching this song, don’t be embarrassed about crying. This song is about issues that are so deep and real and apply to so many people. Great reaction!

[@miikop7848]

The beat is really strong and it hides how sad the lyrics are, but it is a sad song. How much pressure she constantly puts on herself to keep their family as perfect in the people's eyes. She tries so hard and doesn't give herself much rest, and she deserves so much. 🥺

[@joshjucutan]

What your reaction told me was that you heard more than a catchy and upbeat tune. Your tears told me you not only heard the lyrics, but you truly digested each line and empathize with Luisa. Don't be sorry for your emotions. I truly loved your raw and true reaction! . . . And I pressed this weird button . . . Oh wait. It was the subscribe button.

[@lemmesleep8566]

Your reaction was so pure, don't feel ashamed of it! Even if you don't have siblings of your own this can, and mostly will, hit hard for everyone who's seen their parent, sibling, or anyone close to them deal with emotional pressure and expectations. ♥️ I can't help but cry whenever I hear this song because it reminds me so much of my older sister who basically raised me when she was only 14. Due to our rather big age gap we never got the "equal" treatment from our parents: She had to deal everything in the family, be the emotional support for her baby sister, me, and to this very day she's yet to receive enough appreciation from our mother for never breaking down/being there for the whole family. She could've said 'no' and left, but she stood strong and made sure to always be there for me. I don't have strong enough words for how much I love her and how much this song breaks my heart. Hopefully I get to see my sister soon, because damn I need a hug right now.

[@lea.k.b]

I have never been able to listen to this song without crying and you’re the first reaction I feel actually gets it!!!! I’ve been waiting for a reaction like this, like the one I had to this song! Thank you for sharing your real emotions.

[@Anrae7]

Definitely the most genuine reaction to this song I've seen. This song is just so powerful.

[@swedishmake-upgeek5650]

You really understood the lyrics, which is why the song moved you so much. No need to apologise

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

“I wasn’t expecting to have these feelings of crying right now” THIS WAS ALL OF US WHEN WE WATCHED RIGHT?!

[@din-chan305]

I cried for several days after listening to this song the first time. It resonated very deeply with me. Thank you for sharing your reaction with us.

[@ShiningWolf88]

This song is very painful when you actually listen to the lyrics and the pain that’s held inside. Anyone can relate to this because we all feel the pressure to stay strong and not to break and keep it all in.

[@faithedavisjordan2710]

This song's lyrics hit you in a deep place that is unexpected when most people hear it for the first time. This song resonates with the deep emotions we hide from others and the pressures of life. I'm not one that cries for Disney, but this song just hits one differently. You are not alone in this with this song 🤍

[@JutlandAngel]

I don't usually cry from Disney movies either, but this whole movie made me tear up, especially this song. It's just more real to me than other Disney stuff I've seen.

[@BestoFriendoCassidy]

I had this exact same reaction. This song, even as an only child, hurts so badly because everyone can relate to the pressure they're under in our own weight. THat piling weight that suffocates you, until you eventually bend and break under the sheer mass of the build up. Don't be ashamed.

[@tinakaye]

I rarely cry, and this song gets me nearly every time! The dynamics and word choices are just so powerful… When watching the movie, my husband had to pause it and take a moment to process this song before he was ready to watch more of the movie. To be honest, I did too!

[@sapphiresong7]

I always tear up when I hear this song, I fully cried in the theatre watching it so I understand what happened to you. The end where she sings "never wonder if the same pressure would have pulled you under" absolutely destroys me every time.

[@farewel100]

Sir I want to tell you that I have been watching a bunch of reactions to this song. Out of all the men that have reacted only a few understood the message. I think that it was incredibly sweet and wonderful that you both got the message but were able to connect with it!! Crying isn't embarrassing because it's human!

[@nickysmits2557]

I cried when I first heard this song as well! I think it's so relatable for basically everyone in one way or another, and you can just feel the pain in her voice (Jessica Darrow did an absolutely amazing job)! It's such a beautiful, strong and powerful song. And don't be embarrased! There's no shame in showing emotions ❤

[@lex_lvs_scara]

Our emotions shouldn't be a reason to feel embarrassed

[@nerdyluma]

The double meanings and the beautiful combination of both the visual, lyrical, and musical interpretations of the song are simply amazing. This song isn’t shallow like many of the other songs but truly does pull both internal meeting from everyone that listens to it in addition to the meaning within the context of the movie.

[@ryanbanes6029]

No shame in tears my friend! I’m a crier myself, and this song pulls on the heartstrings unlike any other song in the Disney catalog that I can think of. It’s raw and real and so relatable to so many people. I do have to say, I was kind of sad you were looking away when it shows the donkey-corns, I was excited to see your reaction to that. 🤣 Ciao!

[@marleinasmom]

I can't believe NO ONE has mentioned Mirabel barely holding on to her donkeycorn! It was one of my favorite parts!

[@lilyredmoon7267]

No need to be embarrassed. This song would get to a lot. Every has experienced pressure in one form or another. The message of this song is amazing as it is heartbreaking and relatable

[@korih393]

Grazie for your honest reaction! Don’t be embarrassed, please! The emotions this song brings up are very deep - as the oldest sister, this one hit me very hard when I first heard it and I cried just now watching your reaction. So many people, no matter their circumstances, are under intense pressure but feel like they have to keep up a facade of strength and confidence and perfection despite crumbling on the inside. Half of the songs in this movie make me cry, honestly - I’d love to see your reaction to the full movie when you watch it, or if not at least to hear your thoughts after you see it! I think you will really enjoy this movie!

[@leaniasl6010]

Watch the movie. You think the song is impactful on its own, and so very relatable no matter your age or family dynamic, everyone can relate. Also, NEVER apologize for crying; music is the one thing that speaks to everyone and I bet those who don't cry, cry later when no one is around. I cried a lot through the movie, and this song is very powerful.

[@StevenGarcia-i3g]

Never be embarrassed about showing emotions every man has his breaking point.

[@thespibunny272]

Please don’t apologize for your tears. This song is so moving. Your reaction was genuine.

[@ruffboimags]

Do NOT be embarrassed, this is an intense song with intense emotions, and there's no shame in feeling 'em.

[@Throwbacky2k]

Seeing someone being genuinely moved, allowing music to do what it's meant to do, move you, make you feel a certain way, is so refreshing. Don't ever be embarrassed. You can catch me crying while listening to this and many other songs about these kind of topics.

[@christianmarshal6117]

A very relatable song and a very relatable character too! She loves her family and does everything she can to try and help the family but as things keep piling on and piling on and she’s becoming overwhelmed but she would never admit she was getting overwhelmed because to her that would feel like she’s letting the family down so she slaps on a smile as a disguise as the burdens continue to pile on leaving her with this massive PRESSURE hidden just UNDER THE SURFACE. So very relatable. The part that hit even harder for me was the part where she sings, “and it’ll never stop” with that weak defeated voice. I recognize that moment, the moment where we’re stuck for so long in such a crappy situation with no clear end in sight and eventually I stop waiting for it to end and think it will never end, and this is my new normal. Probably about the worst feeling in the world! Fortunately the “new normal” often does end eventually, you just have to HANG ON A LITTLE LONGER.

[@Angelito2695]

Im the older sister and Im also cry, actually almost everytime I listening this song my eyes get wet, I can relate so much with Luisa, I feel a lot of pressure and expectatives from my parents and sister, Im glad that I can help them but I fell all the time that I dont have what it takes. I love your reaction.

[@reddragon2943]

Nothing to be embarrassed about. This song really hit the feels. Especially for the people that know where it's coming from.

[@destinyswanigan1854]

I love that you got that it’s actually a super painful emotional song. I cried during that same part. It just goes back to being super cheerful happy beat very quickly and everyone just thinks it’s a good upbeat happy song when it’s really not

[@questseeley7276]

The end where she is holding the village really got me. The feeling like you hold the responsibility of an entire village crushing you. Too much😢

[@samanthawarren3863]

Like Luisa, I’m the middle child, and this song hits REALLY hard. I’ve always felt so much pressure to meet the seemingly out of reach expectations of my parents, my siblings, and myself. I have listened to this song probably fifty times now and it still makes me emotional every single time. The songwriting is incredible.

[@vishalthapa273]

Never be embarassed for crying. And it's kind of funny too that Louisa's character reveals later in the movie that sometimes she cry , like we all do.

[@pauangulog3032]

It's a very sad song about emotional human pressure. You'r a sensitive person. Congratulations, you be human !!! - I cray a lot when listen to this song. I thins that Jessica Darrow's a jazz singer... I guess. Her voice is charming and strong. Blessings from Spain. 👍

[@pyroronnie2473]

As someone who knows about being given a ton of pressure we cant help but feel connected to this song on a deeper level then most, some would enjoy this song for just being a dope song, while us who resonate with this song will end up crying from how true it is. Its rare to find a disney song that truly tells real deep situations

[@aj71169]

The genius of this song is that it can be applied anywhere that someone thinks their value is tied to some type of constant performance, creating an unavoidable pressure to pass the unending evaluations.

[@HinekoAkahi]

No need to be embarrassed - I, personally, still cry at SEVERAL songs on this soundtrack, Surface Pressure included. Encanto is seriously my favourite Disney movie in recent times, and the soundtrack does a lot for that.

[@KuroNekoXIII]

No need to apologize. I think even without a sibling relationship, everyone in their life can feel this way. "If I can't do _____ who am I?" I know I've said this to myself a lot in life and felt that same pressure. So this song hits a bit harder than the others for me as well.

[@mariahgrimes207]

I love your reaction to this song. As a person with crippling anxiety, I could do relate to this song. To others I may appear weak and fragile. But if they only knew the strength and resolve it takes for me to just get up get dressed and leave the house, it feels Herculean to me! ❤️❤️❤️ your reaction !

[@OscarDelgadilloAntar]

I've been obsessed with this movie and the soundtrack and I've been watching so many reaction videos. Yours has been, hands down, one of the best. Thank you for being so vulnerable and transparent, no apology needed.

[@Enyalon]

Ésta canción y "Dos Oruguitas" me hicieron llorar a mi también, nada de que avergonzarse, es fantástico, sin importar la edad y la situación familiar de cada uno, poder y dejarse tocar por estas emociones! un abrazo desde Colombia!

[@midnightsun111493]

I appreciate his reaction because when I watched the movie the first time I literally started sobbing. I can hear all the pain and the sadness and saying that you're fine when you're not and all the pressure you feel from your family to be someone great and to live up to the potential they have for you. All the other reactions I saw, people just said they like the song and the beat but no one really considered the lyrics or the story because all they were saying was wow she's strong and I feel like that's not the main point. Maybe sad people recognize other sad people i guess fictional or real.

[@thebeardedbrony9586]

NEVER be ashamed for showing tears. Men do have feelings. We just tend to keep things bottled up unhealthily.

[@mariposaphilemore3207]

This song feels like a balad to litterally everyone who had a parent that was very strict on them and some not and had to deal with being the peace maker in the house

[@patrycjak6733]

Finally ❤️ someone who reacts the exact same way as I do, I am 26yo and pretty much dead inside but I still CRY EVERY SINGLE TIME I hear this song. You really don't have to feel embarrassed, your reaction was soo FREAKIN honest and sincere that I felt like I watched "surface pressure" with you and this is why exactly people even like watching reactions, It is to share those emotions, to see how someone show how they feel, so be proud of making and sharing this video ❤️ The absolute best reaction to this song on whole yt and believe me I watched many ❤️❤️❤️

[@ivy7510]

The first time I heard this song I was distracted by the dance and the funny donkeys, but I listened to it without the visuals, and boy.... being the oldest daughter has always been so hard for me. My mom always told me that I had to be a good example for my siblings, everything I did, they did too, so I was always in so much anxiety that I could do something and they got hurt or something. I was the one with responsibilities and expectations. still am. Even if we're all adults and they have their own mind and personalities, I still feel like I have to be perfect to set a good example. I had to deal with a lot of shit on my own from a very young age, because my parents told me I had to be strong for everyone. This song speaks volumes for me. Feeling like you're worthless if your not strong or helpful, Feeling like you have to save everyone. No cracks, no breaks, no mistakes. Even if I'm an adult now, I still feel like this, and always will.

[@TreeHairedGingerAle]

You are the only person I've seen react to the house falling on her as strongly as I did. 💔😭 Too many reactors cheered at that part, like, "Oh, see, she can do it because she's *so strong* , yeah, Go Luisa!! 😃". ....but that's not the point. The song has a frantic edge, and Luisa's fighting and trying and fighting and trying, protecting everyone as much as she can; and, just when she manages to carry it all, the house falls, and it's just... heartbreaking. It makes you want to bat the rocks away somehow, like, 'No, no! Enough!' Because like you said: "Nobody really wants to fight Cerebus". And the point of the song is that it's hurting Luisa that she has to do so much, y'know? The point of the song is that no one should have to carry it all, or take on that kind of pressure. At least not alone. The animation, her voice, and the music all come together to bring that point across beautifully, and I'm glad to see that you understood that on a deep level.

[@loracorwyn3713]

It’s ok, you either cry or you want to cry. This song is amazing.

[@rachelthornberry1240]

I feel like if he saw the part just after this where she's panting and Mirabel just hugs her he would have seriously just broke down crying because man, she loves her sister, she's worried after listening that she's taking on too much, she's realising the hidden stress she's going through The whole music video is a literal metaphor about how on the surface she acts fine and strong and unbothered but underneath she's just stressed and secretly wondering if her only purpose is what people see It's ok to cry, no matter how strong you think you need to be, crying is good, it's healthy, bottling things up like Luisa piles more weight on your shoulders and drags you down... Showing emotions doesn't make you less strong, it just makes you human, you don't have to carry the whole burden by yourself

[@catflickscrystals8621]

I showed this movie to my mom, and she cried at this song and said 'this... this is what it's like to be a mother'. To see your reaction to this song, makes me think of my mother's reaction to this song. It is so sincere and just... raw and beautiful. This is my favourite reaction video to this song, and thank you

[@katdenning6535]

This song gets me every time. I can’t watch it without getting emotional and I’ve watched it 50+ times. Every person can understand pressure.

[@jadekirishima2002]

This movie made me cry several times, and no Disney movie has ever done that. The newer movies just keep getting better!!!

[@Sorka42]

This whole movie made me cry. Surface Pressure is so emotional and painfully true. You have nothing to apologize for. :)

[@darkartsgaming1664]

This hits men hard because this is the way most men feel. "Under the surface, I'm pretty sure I'm worthless, If I can't be of service."

[@stillvisibletoallusers]

What an awesome reaction. Your raw emotion was so good to see. This song brings all the feelings out for me.

[@LadyVenomWay]

As the eldest child in my family, I have always felt this pressure. First time I watched this it made me cry and I wasn't even sure why but its a topic that is very rarely discussed. This was an amazing song.

[@TheKpopMailman]

*sends a hug* It’s all good, I cry almost every time I listen to this song. It really hits home for a lot of people who have experienced this type of feeling that the song represents. Even just empathetic people could easily see the pain she’s going through and the vulnerability she’s sharing. It’s a beautiful song and your honest reaction was just as beautiful.

[@GrapplingIgnorance]

Never apologize for being moved to tears. Being vulnerable doesn't make you weak- it's one way of demonstrating bravery.

[@michaela0elisej667]

This song gets me emotional as well it is wonderful to hear a popular song put words to the feelings many of us go through on a daily basis.

[@brittanyparks8242]

Usually when someone cries at a song like this it's because it resonates on a very deep level. I cry a lot at songs, because they hit me right in my soul. Seeing you cry just made me want to hug you, because I feel that pain.