NF Leave Me Alone reaction

[@paulgray3746]

Just for clarification, the balloons are his burdens. Yes, he's telling the thoughts and voices inside to be quiet. I really enjoy watching your reactions in your input. Keep up the great work and the ministry.

[@JeffShirrell]

ahhhh 😮 thank you! Good clarification. And thank you for the encouraging words. We have done a few other videos of NF’s. Hope, Happy, The Search. Check them out when you are able. 🙏

[@matthewdavis418]

elite song, and it is the direct sequel to the search

[@JeffShirrell]

Thank you! 👊👍

[@djgilmore3608]

My understanding, is that the prison cage from "Outcast" is now represented by his mobile cage (shopping cart) he sits in. He told us he was opening the door to his mansion in "Outcast" and he is now searching for himself, and answers to his problems, but still hasn't let go of all his burdens. "I should let them go and watch them float away (balloons/burdens), but I'm scared if I do then I'll be more afraid." He's scared of no longer being embraced as the NF we all know and love if he gets better. Also, the people in white are his fans/people all around us that have gone to get help and are seeking therapy and still carry a few burdens (as we all have them, and we see them carrying a few balloons). We see a station where a lady is wiping off their fake smiles (painted on) that represent the mask of pretending everything is ok in their lives. They're getting help. We see those wearing black as a representation of those still suffering with anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and so on, walk into a tent, changing into white (symbolizes purity) clothes, and tossing their old black clothes (symbolizing their old selves) on the ground. These people have discovered NF's music and learned they're not alone. They're getting help/therapy in this fan base community of loyal empathetic people. Furthermore, the old man in the shopping cart is old NF, if he remains in the prison of his mind and never fully lets go of his burdens. Fame is referenced and personified, but not actually in the video. We hear the phone ring at the beginning and the end of the song. That's fame calling, as he mentions in "No Name." NF became essentially mainstream famous with the drop of "The Search" Album (album 4) and beat out Chance the Rapper's sales as the Number One Billboard artist. The hand reaching from behind the veil represents GOD. NF detaches 2 of his burdens and he is contemplating giving them away to GOD finally, but the video fades to black before we see if he fully lets go....right as the phone rings again with fame calling him. Sorry for the length.

[@cbs5742]

In the third section when he’s in the dark room, he refers to fame calling from his previous song No Name. He says he sent fame this song( Leave Me Alone) to see what fame thought. Fame was offended and said the songs sucks because NF is rejecting fame

[@JeffShirrell]

Ahhhhh. Ok that makes great sense. So in depth. Thank you!

[@NF4Life]

Great reactions ❤

[@JeffShirrell]

Thank you’ 🙂🙏

[@IgniteFireMedia]

Thank you!! 😁

[@larryverdugo3553]

Those are people that never found a way to the let their burdens go.

[@JeffShirrell]

what?! Really! Wow, that makes way more sense than regarding the expression on their faces. Thank you!

[@larryverdugo3553]

Yes the voices in his head. Also the EVIL YOU KNOW IS BETTER THAN THE EVIL YOU DON’t.

[@JeffShirrell]

Yes. Goes along with that bonding (limited mindset) statement, “the devil you know is better than the desert you don’t.”

[@matthewdavis418]

if you really want something to talk about check out Therapy Session, and How Could you leave Us

[@IgniteFireMedia]

Ok awesome thanks for the suggestion

[@JeffShirrell]

Great suggestion! Looking forward to doing that one.

[@sbizarro1077]

People in white found hope but still carry burdens. In his track All I Have he says " Lazy is not a character trait of mine, don't wait in line" The hand at the end represents God. As Christians we are taught to give our burdena to God. Give us Outcast more.