Rapper Reacts to Five Finger Death Punch FOR THE FIRST TIME!! | Wrong Side Of Heaven

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[@KnoxHill]

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[@poesenpai6475]

FFDP "Coming Down"

[@AlexanderPalmateer]

Sabaton "1916" Or really any song by sabaton

[@zcrossguitar9888]

Lorna shore pain remains part II and III

[@roycecharlton4924]

Inside Out...

[@peeper5491]

Stray kids hall of fame

[@Spotastic9]

I'm a Marine Corps veteran and watch this video at least once a month and it breaks me down every time. I've been homeless 3 times in my life and have PTSD after trauma unrelated to my military service. I've lost way too many that I've worked with to suicide since I served (from '02 to '07).

[@khrosentoshiro2711]

Well I really hope you are doing alright now. I thank you for your service and I am also sorry for your losses. I hope you stay safe and make some happy memories.

[@mflambert]

a thing that can help with PTSD is mushrooms. I try to do it once a year and focus on healing some aspect. I know saying thank you for your service is looked down upon by many but I mean it. Thank you brother!

[@remyvoss966]

Same here brother.

[@Spotastic9]

@Mike I don't look down upon it so much as I never know how to respond to it. I do like when people say "thank you for your sacrifice" instead of service, though. As far as shooms go, I work on government contracts and don't want to risk losing my security clearance over something like that. Plus, I require opiate pain medicine and I doubt they would interact well. Appreciate the suggestion, though.

[@Spotastic9]

@@khrosentoshiro2711 I'm doing okay enough now. There have been a lot of ups and downs lately, but things are mostly stable right now. Appreciate the thought.

[@grimmliberty7447]

"You saved my life brother." Hear it clearly every time, even though it's silent.

[@brandonburns3655]

Hooyah! Brother

[@brandonburns3655]

I was in from 02 to 08 its all the same here in USA as well as any country that was involved

[@tannercoons8399]

I cry every damn time I watch that part

[@ThatguyPurps]

Im an Australian Veteran, and even though this is US based... we face the same issue here. This song still hits hard and I thank each and every person that put their hand up and signed a blank cheque for their country and i urge you to reach out if you need help, many groups out there will listen and assist. Remember, you are NEVER alone!! Love and respect to my military Brothers and Sisters. 💜🇦🇺

[@raven_1133]

Everyone has their own beliefs, whether we view them as right or wrong, I will always have at least a little bit of respect for people who fight for what they believe in.

[@archfurie]

You may not be from my country, but thank you for the sacrifice you have given to my Australian friends.

[@roblaw4554]

War is War. Your philosophy or nationalty or ethnicity or identity don't mean a thing. If we don't care for our brothers and sisters back home like we did downrange, then WE are wrong. Period. Full stop. We can play politics and ideology, or WE can deal with reality. Go find our comrades and drag them to help and healing. And I specifically mean DRAG them, if necessary... Thanks for giving this tune/video/message a really fair and considered shake! rl 11B4V 🤘👹🤘

[@AlistairHepburn-mm8cs]

As a fellow Australian, Thank You for your service.

[@CornholeWithAdrenaline]

“You know me! You saved my life brother” gets me every time.

[@shahlinaakther3253]

Where?

[@CornholeWithAdrenaline]

@@shahlinaakther3253 at the very end when the guy in the suit sees him sitting on the ground. It was the same 2 people earlier in the video. He got him out of the way and then got shot.

[@luiscesarvianagomes970]

One thing you missed that always gives me goosebumps, at 11:10 in your video, the two soldiers dont just recognise each other, he actually mouthed "You know me, you saved my life brother"

[@samuelpancake4084]

Yep I got saved by a battle buddy on the street

[@bloodwolfgaming9269]

He also adds "Let me save yours." before helping him up.

[@jasonmatkovich6342]

​@@bloodwolfgaming9269thank you! I never could figure out that final line! Also I thought that he could have also said "It's Jacoby" since thats the name on his name tag.

[@p4rls961]

i believe he says his last name Jacoby, as far as im aware he mouths his last name to get his leader to recognise him

[@elkevera]

Being married to a disabled veteran this broke me when I saw another veteran react to it. He could barely get to the end! Thank you Knox ☮

[@kevintran1488]

That scene where the kid tries to give the veteran some flowers and is quickly taken away by her mother, and seeing the face of complete defeat of the veteran always makes me cry.

[@sherryjolliff8015]

That broke my heart, but also made me a little angry. Whether he was a veteran or not, he's still a human being.

[@TheMonst208]

I was in the Navy when this music video came out. I still get chills as I did back then when I watch it. We need to do more for homeless vets.

[@damdrynk2775]

I feel the same. I was in the Airforce when this came out and it is still hard for me to watch the video

[@jackpassananti3300]

Also Navy

[@TheMonst208]

Same. It hits the feels just right. I'm glad FFDP did this.

[@CindyLou67]

Thank you for ur service and sacrifice ❤️

[@nathandts3401]

All homeless people deserve the same help. Veterans shouldn't get any more empathy than anyone else.

[@wandererthewolf]

I served 10 years as an Army Mortuary Affairs Specialist with multiple tours. This song hits so hard at times. Thank you for reacting to it. I would also like to see your reaction to 5FDP cover of Gone Away

[@pkt1213]

I remember talking to some guys at AIT reception that were mortuary affairs. Something that I don't think I could do, but I appreciate what you guys do for my friends.

[@danielpurdom9141]

At 6:00 you hit on exactly what this song was written about. Many of us deal with the ethical conflict of war, and we feel unworthy of heaven because of what we've done, yet not deserving of hell because of the reasons we did it. I served 20 years in the Army, 4 combat tours (48 total months), and I use this song regularly to help ground me during times of heavy PTSD

[@MrShortStuff]

As a Aussie Digger who served in frontlines in Afghanistan, this song hits home. I've lost alot of mates to suicides, after the war. Every country needs to look after their veterans, as we are the protectors of the values of each country.

[@davidhuber84]

I’ve been a homeless vet twice. I love this song. I can’t tell you where my brain goes sometimes, but music is such a wonderful escape. Love it. Thanks Knox!

[@611_Kurt_90]

This song always gets to me. And I'm not even a Vet. To all of you brave men and women who have served. and who are currently serving, thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤🤍💙 Good reaction, Knox. I hope all is well.

[@davidriddick82]

5FDP = amazing band and people They support and do so much for our military and veterans. This song is powerful but a true message, THANK YOU FOR ALL WHO GIVE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE FOR OUR FREEDOM 🇺🇸 Lead Singer = IVAN MOODY 👍🏻

[@raviexthegod]

I remember the concert in Rochester at the main street armory I went to. Multiple kids got brought up on stage to get merch and sing Remember Everything with Ivan.

[@SwampMonstah]

Been out for almost 9 years and this song still breaks me. Every single time. The VA doesn't have anywhere near enough capability to care for all the vets that need help. The SSVF program helped get me off the street and cleaned up. Now I've been clean since February and got a job and my own apartment. Please, look into any local programs that support your local vets.

[@darenpearce7773]

Fyi the VA is government ran. So we don't have enough $$ for the VA but can send billions to countries that want to blow us up ( some that we send our service men and women to. ) Our government is screwed up.

[@majikslim82]

Keep fighting brother. Never give up.

[@hubertschrodt1907]

I am a veteran and I was homeless with my wife and I started to get help and I'm now a homeowner and this song makes me tear up everytime people don't understand what we went through

[@impulsive1252]

Gone Away is another fantastic song along these lines.

[@DarthBane702]

Ivan Moody is the lead singer. He himself has demons (alcoholism) he's been fighting for a while. Great voice. Should check out more of Five fingers songs. Great metal/Rock band.

[@chrisr3992]

Disturbed sounds of silence is probably the best vocal performance by a rock singer I think I have ever heard. Gives me the chills every time I hear it

[@ReDiiKuLuS]

Disturbed 1000000000% gave that song the justice it needed and more for sure. Chills every time I listen to that, too.

[@N.Sloane]

Have you seen David Draiman duet the Sound of Silence with Myles Kennedy? 2 power house voices on those amazing notes.

[@Silkytoaster]

Yeah Disturbed the video Sound of Silence - out of this world good.

[@N.Sloane]

@@Silkytoaster it really is though.

[@Illthallion]

While David did an amazing job with that song, my personal ear feels the same about Myles Kennedy's performance of Watch Over You - Billboard vocals

[@lia63]

I'm currently serving and I've been in for 14 years and I've been on many tours. And I've lost so many. This hits hard as I can actually relate to this song all too well. 😢😢

[@SleeplessMomma]

And I’m crying again, every time this song and video gets me. 💔😭 thank you Knox, much respect.

[@wowguy1243]

same. and i'm not even a veteran

[@xXBenutzer235Xx]

Same. I'm about as far away from US veterans (or any veterans for that manner) as anyone can be but this video fucking breaks me every time.

[@majikslim82]

Glad it's not just us that this one gets. If you know any please reach out. Even if to just be an ear.

[@Twisted.Ginger]

As a line of strong military family, being married to a disabled vet, thank you KNOX AND FFDP! Lots of us and downs but we try to go on day by day! Also I agree I love his voice! ❤🇺🇸🙏

[@Venom_741]

The part when the little girl gives the guy a picture and the mom pulls her away is so heart breaking

[@sharonthrockmorton26]

This song breaks me every time I hear it. My nephew was a proud Marine. He enlisted when he was 18. The day after he got home from his 5th deployment in 2015, we got the call that he had become one of the 22 a day. He was 25 years old.

[@cindyluis4054]

So sorry for the loss of your brave nephew. So many demons and too little help for those battling them. 🥲

[@jackpassananti3300]

This is my favorite "respect the troops" kind of song

[@FlobsterforLobster]

This band gets too much hate, they have some amazing songs throughout their whole discography. Their first 4 albums are great especially that first one.

[@davidpoole7098]

They're the new Nickelback. Everyone says they hate them but never say why.

[@kanoaikawach]

@@davidpoole7098 lead singer is a drunk who beats his wife, unfortunately

[@ididntdoit157]

@@davidpoole7098 Nickelback hate is easy. Every song sounds the same, they never try to evolve or change. They actively sacrificed creativity for profit. It's pop music not rock, and that's fine, but keep them off my rock stations and in my rock concerts. FFDP gets hate because Ivan Moody is an asshole, he knows it and he doesn't care who says it about him or who he pisses off. It doesn't bother me, at least he's got something to say and is willing to take a stand but a lot of people don't think that way.

[@bestinbusiness1]

​@@ididntdoit157Ivan's far from an asshole 😂

[@criseist9786]

Yeah, I can't even say I'm a metal fan anymore because there's no bigger group of elitist assholes than metal fans. Would rather not be grouped in with them

[@ReDiiKuLuS]

You jumped into reacting to 5FDP at a perfect song to do so. What an incredible song. Every time I listen to it I’m constantly reminded about how lucky we truly do have it in life and that a lot of people take things for granted daily. Thanks Knox. Love the content 🙏

[@jasonlyon4968]

the role reversal at the end is fantastic. Captain saved him on the battlefield and now he gets to save him in life. Amazing video

[@SykoNerd]

Who else is crying? Beautiful song tho✌️🖤

[@pattaccone]

These guys are so good ! They’re melodic , heavy and this man can actually sing or scream his ass off. They were amazing live as well

[@KraziiC]

yes I've been waiting for this day. I'm an army vet of 14 years and this song always gets me close to tears

[@DanFeske]

As a veteran, I’ve heard this song but never saw the video until now. My wife found me in tears. No words, just hugs. My dad was a Force Recon Marine who served in Vietnam. He was not the same when he came home. I only reconnected with him right as I enlisted. Thanks to all the fellow vets.

[@1WildFlower93]

Thank you for reacting to this song 🙏🏼 I am in a family of some vets myself. Thank you to all of those whom served and welcome home.

[@jayprichard2024]

I'm not ex military. I am contractor and I was in Iraq and Afghanistan for 15 years. I've worked for and along side hundreds of our servicemen. This song is quite literally the only thing on earth that brings me to tears. I can't stand up when I hear it. To anyone else who was over there and who is struggling, you are in my prayers every single night. I hope you find the help that our government can't be bothered to find for you. I sincerely wish there was more I could do and I'd help all of you if I could. Just know there are plenty of us thinking about you and praying for you all over the nation.

[@gatewayjag04]

Im from a family of those who have served and i have seen the good and the bad of serving our country. Thank you for this video and keeping the soliders in the forefront this video.

[@happy13worker]

I grew up in a military town so i have much respect for our veterans. One of my close friends (he was my AA dad) was a Vietnam War veteran. He used to tell me stories about how he was treated when he came back home after the war. He used to cry, and that broke my heart. Terry always reminded me of someone who was supposed to be in Tombstone, AZ during the old west times. He had a hard exterior, but a very gentle heart. I cry every time I watch this video. The homeless man at the end was the soldier that saved the man that walked up to him. He saw him and wanted to do what he could to save his life in return. A soldier will do whatever they can to never leave a soldier behind. They take care of each other, and we as American citizens should do whatever we can to help our soldiers live a happy life. We owe them that and so much more.

[@anakizt]

This song with the video always gets the tears going. I listen to 5FDP all the time. Ivan is definitely a great singer. Any of the songs are great to react to. The Tragic Truth would be a good one to react to as it shows him fighting his demons of alcoholism. I come from a military family and this song always gets me. Ive have nothing but respect for the service. Thank you.

[@Max-dd4ow]

“The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him” - G.K. Chesterton If there are any men or women who have served our country who are reading this, thank you for your service.

[@RainbowxZombee]

I can never get through this song with out crying but it is by far one of my all time favorites. 5FDP is such an amazing band. You sound definitely listen to more of them.

[@TheStickyBerry]

I'm an Air Force veteran and this song always hits deep because i have know friends that are no longer with us. i always listen to this song at least once a week so that i can keep their memories alive inside me. i will always donate to any/all of those organizations that i possibly can. i have been personally close to being one of those 22 a day, and my wife will never know what timing she had when she came into my life and helped heal me without even knowing it. i can never thank her enough for always being there and almost 2 years ago giving me a daughter that words can never explain the love i have for her. if i could physically continue to serve i would do it in a heart beat just to know that i am doing everything i can to protect my family.

[@grauph1up]

Thanks for reacting to this... Nov 1 of this year will mark 20 years ago when I hugged my only 2 sons goodbye and left for Afghanistan. What returned was just a human trying to comprehend why I was still even living for the next decade. I made awful choice's and probably broke hearts of some close people. 20 years later and I got to put my 3rd son to bed tonight after he had an exciting toddler day. I hope all you brothers and sisters that return keep fighting through the fog and dark times for the days when the sunlight breaks through a while. Therapy, stoicism, cannabis and nature are a good start if anyone is still lost reading this. ❤

[@davidcarter5504]

I was active duty in the Marine Corps 14 years. Deployed 6 times to war zones for various reasons, most that I don’t agree with. I didn’t go for the politicians that sent me there. I went for my brothers to the left and right of me. I went for my wife and daughters, but I came back a different man. I have been on the verge of making the dumbest decision of my life on more than one occasion, but luckily my support system is very strong and have pull me up time and time again. Thank you Knox for covering this song and bringing light to the veterans who struggle daily. It means the world to many of us. Believe it or not, just seeing this video could have brought a veteran from the brink and been what they needed to hear to help them through another day.

[@pswatts122178]

Do more from five finger death punch they have alot of good songs

[@Finalhours06]

My father has been in for almost 20 years and is still going and while he was deployed he had one of his men off himself and it has done a big deal of damage to my father because he was not able to save the man. Our veterans don’t deserve this type of treatment and sometimes really needs to be done.

[@mikemaguire7347]

Great reaction. Another song by them that is heart wrenching is "Coming Down"

[@davidfarinella129]

At the end of the video he said "you know me. you saved my life brother. its gonna be ok." i come from a family of Army Marines and Navy here. Thank you all who served and continue to serve.

[@blakewilson7762]

I believe they are all veterans, so pretty much all of their songs can have a general meaning, but also a specific military meaning

[@Spotastic9]

None of them are veterans, but they do so much for our community. I'm a Marine Corps vet and have followed their work for years.

[@blakewilson7762]

@@Spotastic9 ah ok. Cool to know. I don't remember where I heard that from. Great music with great meaning though

[@Spotastic9]

@@blakewilson7762 It frequently gets passed around as if true. Other veterans I know have thought the same. I just like correcting misinformation.

[@dakotaredding8403]

I'm not a vet, but my family are all combat vets, my brother served in Iraq, my cousin as well, my grandpa Vietnam, and great grandpa Korea. I have mad respect for all vets and this gets me every time I watch it.

[@thedominator87]

next five finger death punch song you gotta hear is their cover of LL cool J's mama said knock you out which features tech n9ne. it was either on this album or the other album the righteous side of hell (dual release, the other side of heaven was one album, the righteous side of hell is the other half)

[@cmdub97]

My biological father enlisted in the Army, but my dad is a Marine who did two tours in Iraq and, while he had PTSD before enlisting, I have all the more respect for the man who gave my children a Papa to call their role-model.

[@willl84]

These guys have so many good songs. Going back to their early days with The Bleeding, Coming Down and Never Enough to other songs like Jekyll and Hyde, Sham Pain, The Tragic Truth, I Apologize and many many more

[@JackRabbit5402]

I think its called you but thats a great one too.

[@revan5293]

Way of the fist, meet the monster. Early 5fdp has some good stuff

[@Venom_741]

My whole family is military and this song hits home so hard

[@B.Macklin]

You need to listen to some Bloodywood! They are an Indian Metal band. The song Dana Dan (bring the beat down) is about defending the ladies we love. It's hard af, turn on captions.

[@mariescott]

My grandfather served with the 1st Marine Division during World War II as an automatic rifleman and earned a Purple Heart and Presidential Unit Citation during the battle of Okinawa. He never talked about his time in the Marines and never let on that he had PTSD of any kind but we knew. He couldn't stand to be around live fireworks. He was lucky enough to be able to go to our local VA hospital for doctors appointments when my grandparents moved to Florida in the early 50's. I always thought it was great that they covered his health care because of his income. He was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in July and died October 18, 2002 just 9 days shy of his 77th birthday. His motto was once a Marine, always a Marine.

[@TurtlesC4nFly]

I love this song, clip and the meaning behind it, so I clicked instantly when I saw this video!

[@whatsitdo2536]

Well said Knox. Ive never understood why so many people fight or have fought for their country and yet appreciation is hardly seen anymore for anyone/anything let alone for their service. To all the veterans out there, or any current soldiers, I thank you for your service.

[@christinapeck966]

This song FFDP🥹💔Thank You to all the Service Men & Women 🫶🏽✌🏽🇺🇸 🎶Music heals souls!!! ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

[@revan5293]

Everyone who served. Thank you for your service. You guys are better men then me.

[@trevorjohnson2826]

You should check out "Remember Everything" next! Either that, or "The Pride". They're two completely different styles of metal, but both incredible songs!

[@smoothoper8r5]

Us army vet, combat arms in the 101st Airborne Division. This song and video gets me everytime. Ive been homeless, married 3x now. Diagnosed with PTSD, and a list of other thingsfrom my 2 deployments. Been blown up, shot at, returned fire the whole 9. This video is an eye opener. And honestly one of the few things i feel any emotion from now. At 19 i didnt get the weight of it. But pushing 40, now i do and its tough. Thanks for caring Knox.

[@bitzibaerlie]

I knew you would get to this one eventually. Nice gesture letting the video run until the end, did not expect anything less from you.

[@eld208]

This video is one of the few things that can bring tears to my eyes, it does every time i watch it.. Any veterans seeing this video, I appreciate your sacrifice to this country more than words in a comment can do justice.

[@CaptainSpark0]

This song hits so hard and for a good reason.

[@tearesa37]

I can’t help but cry every time I hear this song and think of all my battle buddies that didn’t make it back home. Some of them coming up on 14 years gone. We were just kids in 08’ graduating high school and never knew what was in store. I wish we had more resources and help for veterans.

[@johnathanmandrake7856]

My brother is in the air force while my grandfather and great grandfather were both veterans. So this hits hard for me. Every time I watch that video I think of what my grandfather and great grandfather went through, as well as what my little brother might go through in the future. It leads me to give a helping hand whenever possible.

[@JonathanBoden-u5p]

As a fourth generation vet, with TBI and PTSD, that exists under a program for homeless vets. Yeah, this hits hard. Salute to my over 16 million brother and sister veterans! May you be finding peace with the battle within and honor in the Oath that never dies.

[@SeizeDaCarp]

Thanks for this reaction Knox! I get to watch FFDP in concert in July. So excited. This whole song is an emotional moment. Two of my favorite by FFDP is American Capitalist and under and Over It. Great songs

[@Tahu33446]

I heard this song on a friend's playlist while helping him out with renovations on a house. I later looked up the video out of curiosity because I liked the song and I wasn't prepared for its message. What's crazy is the friend who had the song on his playlist by letting me help work on the house renovation helped me out of a run and through a time where I was not feeling my best mentally. And it wasn't by talking about my issues it was about getting me out my families house and giving me something to do. I'm still not where I want to be but this song is apart of the start of my recovery and I know I'll get there eventually. How ever I hope that more veterans get the help they need. They more than deserve help, appreciation and recognition for their services

[@bigrob7256]

Knox my brotha you have a way with words that helps put lyrics in perspective. Repect bro much love, great reaction as usual.

[@iNSANE0621]

I was almost one of those 5000 vets who end their life. I luckily failed. But its definitely a major issue that just gets swept under the rug. We struggle so much and give so much during our service and when we are done we get walked to the gate, get a handshake and an empty thank you, and are just left there. Its horrible. Ive been fighting the VA for 8 years to get my disability compensation.

[@Dubblebass]

You are one of my favorite reactors. Thank you for doing this song. As a veteran, this song hits home.

[@cravechange2402]

Knox, 23yrs of service, 3 branches, 10 countries. God bless my brothers and sisters, God bless the Patriots, & God bless the United States. Thank you for reacting to this.

[@melyndadaugherty2779]

These guys put on an amazing show. And at each show they show respect and honor to all the veterans in attendance. It is such an awesome portion of the show. This band is very outspoken about the fact that veterans deserve so much more than they are given. But I do hope that you will check out other songs from them!

[@FLArmyGuy]

Army veteran - I can't begin to tell you how many times I have watched this video. Still to this day, it breaks me every single time... We need to do better for our brothers and sisters. Thank you for taking the time to do this Knox!

[@purplhazedkeiser6666]

On a close call to 1 million subs. Keep it up and make our love for music grow more

[@kirstenwyatt9675]

That spot where the soldiers reconnected, they slowed it down enough to be able to lip read. "You know me brother" "you saved my life"

[@thelastchance5892]

Please do more five finger. Always a powerful message. Check out gone away, coming down, and tragic truth

[@AlexanderPalmateer]

Does anyone notice the way Jacolby (the African American soldier) picks Ivan up, it's the same exact way Ivan picked him up when he was wounded.....

[@frankensteinfpv]

Love FFDP! Thanks for this reactiong bro! Brought so much more out of this song for me! Keep being you bro 👌🤙🤌🔥❤️

[@xavierhreno7524]

This is the reason why i never believed in our country, how is it we believe it freedom & inspire so much pride & gratitude to our veterans & troops if they're homeless.

[@karlbecker8775]

Thanks for reacting to this. FFDP does a great cover of the Offspring song Gone Away. Another great song by them is I Apologize.

[@bwalt1971]

Thank you to everyone who have served this country. Love you all like family.

[@dougf1249]

Got to see them live in 2018. Met a vet who was my 1st time, best friend in the pit. This song live was one of a kind. They were with Breaking Benjamin and Bad Wolfs opening. They killed it!

[@Super90Marine]

I am a USMC Vet and served from ‘09 to ‘17 and the first time I listened to this I broke down in my car on base right before I got out and was afraid that I’d be homeless. But I got married and have a home with 2 beautiful kids but every day I still face my PTSD and depression and the only thing that comes to my mind is will I live to see tomorrow. I’ve lost countless Brothers and sisters to their demons and it just feels like our suicides are the only way to release that pain.

[@Swift926]

Like other ex-army vets, myself included, there is something so emotional about this. We can resonate with older vets who were in Iraq, Desert Storm, and even Vietnam. Personally, I did two tours of Afghanistan, and both times I believe I lost pieces of myself there. My family tells me I'm not the same person, and I know that the person I was died in Afghanistan. Serving with the British army, they failed me, like so many of my brothers. But I hope my international brothers, wherever you served, are doing well. I know the struggle, as I fought it for two years after leaving the army. I abused alcohol and drugs, but now I'm finally getting help. I hope you guys can too, if you're not already.

[@SonBellamy]

Thank you to all the brave people who fought for this country and im sorry if you feel we've turned our back on you.

[@raviexthegod]

For context, the lead singer of the band Ivan Moody comes from a family of US military veterans so this hits home for him since his family is a line of those who have served in our military.

[@linderofhyrule]

This song and video always brings me to tears...my cousin served in the marines for 10 years as soon as he got home his wife threw him out and filed for divorce and sadly he's no longer with our family...this needs attention and it needs it now

[@annamaysdaddy]

As a US Army Vet of OEF I love 5FDP for their support of the military and veterans this song every time I hear it breaks me I wish all my battle buddies across all branches the best and if your struggling please reach out to someone! I lost my brother who was part of the 22 a day please don’t add to that total your life matters you are worth something!

[@secret-fbi-man]

6:43 to quote the great George Carlin: "If crime fighters fight crime, and firefighters fight fire, what do you think freedom fighters fight?"

[@legion_rebel9068]

I served 4 years in the Marines, ad I've lost too many friends to the demons that haunt us vets. I have moments of I guess imposter syndrome where I don't believe I was in the military at all. I dissociate alot from my military self because it changes you as a person, and the process of leaving the military doesn't do much for preparing you for the civilian world. I've been out for 9 years and still struggle daily with thoughts of being a statistic, my wife is a vet as well and she is my anchor back to reality. I listen to this song atleast once a week and it still brings me to tears, reminding me of the friends I've lost over the past years. Thank you for introducing more people to this video. It's beautiful and painful, but I don't regret the decision I made as a kid to join and fight. But I gained immense mistrust in our institutions, and I don't think that will ever go away Love your reactions sir, keep on keeping on

[@scottmoore3971]

The black and white guys on front and back of song are the key to the song, tears!

[@beccagirly9397]

No matter how many times ive watched this video i still cry. My ex was almost homeless when he got back from his first tour in Afghanistan and me and my fiance let him move in with us, didnt even charge him rent. Id do it again too. I will never understood how friends and family can just turn their backs on our soldiers. I understood not letting a stranger move in but how many have family and friends that dont offer help. Yes it can be difficult but its more difficult for them when their on their own without any help or support. Just being there or offering them a bed can help alot.

[@CertifiedSunset]

My grandfather also served in Vietnam, he survived but he was always a very quiet man who constantly smoked and drank, he passed years back to lung cancer, his lungs were black from decades of constant inhilation. It doesn't take a genius to see that he had his own personal demons that he had to deal with. I never really got to learn much about him, but I've never not seen him drinking, he would fall asleep in his chair with a beer in his hand and an ashtray next to him pretty much every day that I've ever knew him.

[@bennybooboo6789]

Tears every time I get to the end of the video and the black guy says "you saved my life brother", every damn time.

[@johnharder7375]

Amazing US Army vet Feel every THING every time I hear this song

[@traviscarroll7876]

As a 17 year Army vet this song hits me so hard, especially the main line of the chorus, "Im on the wrong side of Heaven, and the richeous side of hell" because to me, that speaks of some of the things us soldiers have had to do while deployed to ensure the safety of ourselves, our brothers/sisters in arms, and innocent lives while in combat situations. We are constantly at war with ourselves because we did what we had to do to make sure that we came back home, but in our minds and hearts some of the things we had to do such as take the life of an enemy combatant, or a child that had a grenade in his hand or suicide vest strapped to him tears us apart. One of the hardest things any human will ever have to do after doing something like that is get home and hold their own child in their arms, listening to their heartbeat, hearing them tell you that they love and missed you, all the while knowing that because of you some father in another country only has a stone to hug. To me that is one of the major sacrifices that this song talks about, not just us soldiers risking our lives, but the sacrifice of our minds as stuff like that will NEVER leave you. To all of my brothers and sisters out there that are reading this, if you EVER feel that you have nowhere to go and nothing else to live for I BEG you please talk to someone, PLEASE get that help that we all need sometimes. I love you all

[@bulwulffcristole3235]

I served 10 years in the US Army and deployed to Afghanistan where I not only took shrapnel to the face from a mortar but have lost friends. I honor their memory every Veterans Day but this song here hit me hard. This is one of the only videos I've ever watched that makes me tear up every single time. I've been homeless, and I suffer from PTSD myself and it's been a challenge to make it to where I am. I've been single for over 16 years now, and not because I wanted to be. My dream of having and raising a family has been fading for years, and it's a real shame to have to cope with this for as long as I have alone. I feel much worse for those who are homeless. For them, it's even worse and one day I hope to be able to help veterans who suffer as I have because we're all family and heroes. I just wished we were treated as such.

[@thealmightykingslayer2920]

I am an Aussie combat veteran who has served in the Army for 18 years 3 tours in Iraq 3 tours in Afghanistan 3 1 tour in Germany for WW2 and I was in the 10th division along with my 1st brother me and him were the same age we were 22 at the time in Afghanistan my squadron and I was meant to find and capture the leader of the Afghan camp that we were at war with but me and my brother were captured ourselves they tortured us and then a couple of minutes later the Afghan soldiers killed my brother by decapitating his head right in front of me and I was next but thank god my soldiers saved me and ever since that moment I had PTSD. I love this song Wrong Side Of Heaven brings me back to the war thank you Knox. 🇦🇺