PSYCHOLOGIST REACTS TO TWENTY ONE PILOTS | MIGRAINE ANALYSIS | TOP journey

[@amynehls4175]

As someone who has both chronic migraine & depression I can testify that both conditions can leave you praying for the exit . This song resonates with me in 2 ways.

[@repsych9755]

So sorry to hear that, if there's anything I can do to help you don't hesitate to contact me via email

[@ericstockman7405]

Their music would probably all be very interesting to you - it's a lot about battling mental health problems, etc Car Radio would be a great song for you to check out

[@repsych9755]

Looking forward!

[@Oneformula_9]

As someone who could guarantee depression killing me inside, i feel every pain in every piece of this lyrics and it truly gives me a few reason to think I'm not alone in this war

[@zaidewert7351]

Top has a full story with there albums I suggest trying to figure about dema if you get into the newer music of them

[@repsych9755]

I made one and fell in love! I will keep posting on them

[@joephilippus1749]

I love your reactions! As someone who has dealt with depression and anxiety my whole life, I really appreciate how much Twenty One Pilots focuses on this important topic. They also have a wonderful community of fans that are supportive and understanding.

[@repsych9755]

Thanks for your support! I really hope you are doing well battling those two. And I'm falling in love with their music and their fanbase!

[@neldablanco1663]

Great Reaction! Love how he has hopeful undertone, and then just stops, and goes quiet! Love see react to CAR RADIO, FAIRLY LOCAL, HEATHENS or even STRESSED OUT!

[@repsych9755]

Totally! Looking forward!

[@milesendebrock373]

I highly recommend their song “Addict With A Pen” and specifically the UG studios version. It touches a lot more on some of the religious themes you picked up on in the beginning of this song, and that particular performance of it is incredibly cathartic and emotional.

[@repsych9755]

Looking forward to it!

[@mariaandrews9160]

You should really react to a lot of Twenty one pilots music because it's mainly focused on mental health as the singer Tyler Joseph struggles with mental illness depression anxiety self harm and suicide and the drummer Josh Dun struggles with anxiety. They're message is and always has been "stay alive it's worth it I promise." Some songs I would recommend that focus heavily on mental illness would be.... Neon gravestones Guns for hands Goner Fake you out Trapdoor Taxi cab A car a torch a death and many many more. From Tyler Joseph's solo album No phun intended there's Hole in the ground Just like yesterday I need something to kill me Drown and Taken by sleep. Because Tyler the singer and songwriter has struggled so heavily with mental illness he wants people to understand they're not alone and to keep on going never looking back. They saved my life and I know they've saved thousands of others lives as well. Truce and Lovely are awesome examples of that. Subscribed favor more Twenty one pilots. They have no bad songs and they always have a wonderful message about mental health. God bless you hope to see more of these guys on here. They just

[@repsych9755]

Thank you! I took notes of all this

[@BeeKnown]

So glad you checked this out, really enjoyed hearing your thoughts, hope you react to more of their music! they have both dealt with mental health struggles and have spoken about how they use music to deal with this. i thought how you talked about people with dperessions as almost creating 2 sides of themselves was really interesting becaus Tyler (singer) created a character called Blurryface to represent his anxiety/insecurities in later songs and albums (if you ever see him with black paint on hsi hands or neck that means Blurryface is controlling him, making his insecure about the music he creates with his hands and makes him feel like he is suffocating).

[@repsych9755]

I enjoyed it so much! I will keep posting videos on then for sure!

[@vinde2117]

i have been using that song for a long time when i have dark thoughts, i don't know why but it always helps me get better for some time atleast

[@feathersz1952]

thank you for rewinding back to the beginning of the verses to really understand the verses. that's super key to doing a "breakdown" or "analysis" reaction. Really getting into the hard to scrub places.

[@repsych9755]

Thank you! I take all the advices you guys tell me!

[@charlie-yp2oq]

Guns for Hands, Goner, or Doubt are really good ones!

[@repsych9755]

Will do!

[@carolpilbasian5478]

Addict with a Pen- twenty one pilots please:)

[@mariaandrews9160]

Yes please UG studios vesion is phenomenal the emotion is unreal

[@repsych9755]

Will do!

[@sarahl6018]

Also Neon Gravestones is very thought provoking

[@ilvPearl]

I think you should listen to Wilbur Soot, his album Your City Gave Me Asthma, more specifically Jubilee Line and (my personal favorite) Saline Solution.

[@sarahl6018]

Pretty much all their songs are about mental health. The newer ones have a whole elaborate lore/metaphor going on. Car radio is a good one to do without needing the to know the lore.

[@mgamble00]

Dude I'm 40 and wasn't even ready to see this but you just made me have a revelation.

[@37butterflyprincess]

Tyler had major issues with anxiety and depression especially as a teen. He was also raised in a very Christian household. I'd imagine he was told if he had more faith he'd not have these mental health issues. He alludes to the sign of the cross. (pain ranges from up down and sideways) Sundays are the days he sees the people saying if his faith was greater God wouldn't let him be depressed, or where he had the idea of that himself, and letters by the bed refer to the bible especially the letters of paul, very important to baptists.

[@simonmarino6364]

Awsome song great reaction, keep it up

[@Pilutta100]

Loved this. My experience with therapy is someone sitting listening to me. That's no help, because I already know what to do,problem is I'm not doing them and why is that? no therapist has ever even got there,so waste of money. I'm not stupid no one with mental problems is,so being told: Since you already have all the answers, what are you doing here? Kinda makes me think, no therapists. I'm 50 so I've actually tried more than a few times. Anyways to end with a good note, hugs from Sweden. 🤗

[@BayleeMichele]

I’ve gone to a total of two therapists so far and the first one I didn’t stick with for too long because as nice as she was she just wasn’t helping. It’s like she had me just talk for the whole time and while I do need to talk to get things out I also need a little bit of guidance. The second one I’ve been with for several years now and I really like her. Like you said I’m not stupid I know what I should/shouldn’t be doing and she has never once said what the one said above. Just because I know what I should be doing doesn’t mean I can or know how to start doing those things. Hopefully all of this made sense haha. I wish you the best of luck 💜💜

[@Pilutta100]

@@BayleeMichele 🤗

[@repsych9755]

So sorry to hear about this. Unfortunately, sometimes is hard to find a therapist whom you can connect with and feel comfortable. If you need anything don't hesitate in contact me

[@Pilutta100]

@@repsych9755 Ty so much

[@katstorm13]

Finding the right therapist can be really difficult. I really like my current and the one before, but she did seem more like just a person to talk to, which while it alleviated my isolation for awhile, it ultimately didn't help. I think we focused too much on my troubled childhood instead of moving on to what I should do in the moment. My current one though, doesn't tell me what to do like some in the past have. She reminds me that I've already learned the mental health tools, then tries to suggest different ways to use those tools, even if it's just small parts. I'm not doing very well at that, but these guys really do keep me holding on.

[@Gray-tile]

I love this reaction ❤❤❤❤

[@girlwithnoname956]

IRL, Tyler's coping mechanism is songwriting, while Josh uses running. I don't know if this was the intent with the MV but it would make sense.

[@repsych9755]

I didn't know that! It makes sense actually

[@dee1973]

Very good analysis

[@busterthebunny6396]

You should do "a car a torch a death" by twenty one pilots pleeaasee

[@beatrixrotarasu3991]

Awesome reaction, I'm so glad I found you. I would love to hear your thoughts on Car radio, or any of their other songs really they focus on mental health issues and I do think you would appreciate what they have done

[@repsych9755]

Thankbyou for your support! Will do!

[@matildaobrien1052]

I think you would enjoy Holding On To You also by twenty one pilots (the music video)! It deals with similar ideas of taking control of your demons/bad thoughts.

[@repsych9755]

Looking forward!

[@MontyBurns21]

Lyrics aside.... the composition here is wonderful. The first two thirds feel hopeless. And then suddenly UPLIFTING. These guys are genius.

[@repsych9755]

Totally!

[@shanegarthwaite4508]

Killing your mind is his reference to suicide . It's a reference of not wanting to think all the things in your mind all the time . You want quiet ... that's the reference

[@sarahl6018]

Thank you this was actually helpful

[@repsych9755]

Thank you for support!

[@derickb6315]

I highly suggest checking out neon gravestones by twenty One pilots

[@Lacucarachito]

Did not know Kyle Kuzma is a Psychologist

[@fishgills8095]

This is the second lowest view video I have ever been recommended and I’m not disappointed

[@repsych9755]

Haha thanks! Check more videos!

[@SDGkarim]

Be me, to coward to even trying off myself

[@Cr7gritandocomamaonaszurea]

Music?