REACTING to LORNA SHORE (Pain Remains ll - After All I've Done, I'll Disappear) 😔🔥💔

⚠️CAUTION - THIS MUSIC VIDEO DEPICTS SCENES OF SELF-HARM AND SUICIDE
DISCORD SERVER LINK: / discord
I knew I wasn't ready for this, but then again how could you be. Brilliant, honest and important. Another brilliant episode of Pain Remains from Lorna Shore.
Any suggestions, leave 'em in the comments or hit me up on
Twitter: / chasecarneson
Instagram: / chasecarneson
TikTok: / chase_carneson
SAMARITANS LINK: samaritanshope.org/
FIND A HELPLINE BY COUNTRY: findahelpline.com/
ORIGINAL VIDEO: • LORNA SHORE - Pain Rem...
Best!!!
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS

[@Sandra_Ibanez]

"There are times in this life where it doesn't seem worth it but let me tell you it is. There is love and light and joy and moments at the end of that dark tunnel, a tunnel that sometimes is very dark and sometimes very long. Don't ever give up, don't deprive yourself of what could be because of what was" Thank you for that message ❤

[@bencrosbie4674]

Bro you literally dissected this song and said everything I love about it. Fair fucking play brother. If only we could all taste round music xox

[@ChaseCarneson]

Appreciate that man. I do my best and really glad you liked this one.

[@enax6763]

Sour doesn't always mean bad... Sweet doesn't always mean good. THANK YOU!

[@leeandrews2320]

You honestly have the best reaction to the trilogy I've seen... we are very similar, the way you analysed the song, not just with words but body language...I could see myself in so many ways. ive dealt with this situation in a similar way so it hit home. never be sorry for expressing how you feel bro! much love you and anyone that see this comment

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thank you so much Lee. So glad you're enjoying these and I'm grateful for the kind words. Gotta get tot he final of the trilogy as soon as I'm healed up.

[@Mal3ficarum]

Very well spoken and poignant point about personal responsibility at the end mate and great reaction, as always. I look forward to seeing part 3, it tore me to shreds.

[@zerocool51]

The line "Let me see you one more time" is always getting me, it doesn't matter how many times I heard it.

[@irrgamer]

I have so much respect and appreciation my man. Thanks for being you, and as always, creating another great heartfelt reaction.

[@TrazynTheKleptomanichad]

as someone who's lost their dad earlier this year I cannot thank Lorna Shore enough for helping me cope through those darker days. I cannot thank them enough for resonating what I feel at times. and I cannot thank them enough for helping me get by another day by day and helping me to carry on. if I didn't I wouldn't have been able to see them live for the first time a couple weeks ago togheter with another favorite of mine "Rivers of Nihil". and introducing me to two other bangers of bands "Ingested" & "Distant". moments like those make it all worth it. ♡

[@Kathie4]

I relate to every single word you wrote. The only difference is that I lost my dad in 2021. The pain gets a little bit less intense with time. It becomes a little bit easier to enjoy things without being sad or angry or lost or alone. I'm glad you're getting through it & I'm glad that you're still here ❤

[@BrianAustin-rm1ef]

Chase, I agree with you wholeheartedly that reactors shouldn’t be trying to fill the role of therapist and making promises they can’t keep. With that said, reactors like you and a few others who give of yourself through authenticity and vulnerability help provide a sense of connection that make people feel not so alone. The value of that can’t be overstated. As I shared with you in the past, watching your reaction videos helped get me through the pandemic with the the joy for music you shared. Lately, there have been some very powerful pieces (from Lorna Shore to Ren) that are helping people get in touch with some tough, tough feelings and are starting important conversations. I thank you for your willingness to lean into that. Not going to lie, “don’t deprive yourself of what could be for what was” hit hard. And yes, I never thought a death core band would make me cry, but here we are 😏. Hope you are taking care of yourself, brother.

[@mascha28swinkels]

I’ve never thought about it in that way but after hearing your comparisons between music and food I realise that’s what I’ve been doing for the past 3 years tasting all these different flavours of 🎶 music. Some I like and some I don’t, and a lot of times I find that over time my pallet for music has developed enough to include music I previously tried but wasn’t ready for. Coming from not listening to any metal for instance it is now what I listen to most and in so many different flavours of it. From Ayreon and Nightwish via Sabaton and Wintersun to Jinjer, and in the last couple of months Electric Callboy and Lorna Shore ( just to name a few of my favourites) these artist and people like you who helped me listen to music in a new way have given me so much joy ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 it is the best possible painkiller and since I’m chronically ill it’s a good thing there is no limit to the dosage of music 😜

[@ChaseCarneson]

Seeing how music can physically help people makes my heart very warm. Thank you for taking the time to listen and write this. Means a lot.

[@JariJuslin]

I appreciate you now more than ever. How classy reaction to this one.

[@ChaseCarneson]

🙏🙏🙏

[@ayayashamwow2021]

Adams solo in this song is in my opinion everything a solo should be, and has quickly become my absolute favourite guitar solo. The first half is emotive and chaotic. The consciousness in that moment where everything is worthless and you're at the very bottom. The second half of it sounds like desperation, hesitation, and just a cry for help. The subconcious screaming that things will be okay one day. Lorna Shore for me is in the same vein as Dir en Grey, just absolute brutality and not shying away from creating art through pain and suffering, using everything in their arsenal to get those emotions across. Even if it sounded like just screaming to me, Will puts so much emotion into it, the feeling comes across regardless of if you know what hes saying, and when you do know what hes saying, those emotions are amplified. You can feel the music. I regard To The Hellfire as being similar to Diabolos from Dir en Grey in that even without understanding the lyrics, the theme comes across. Pain Remains Trilogy for me is similar to Vinushka, Will and Kyo using their vocals to convey the pain of loss, and just like Vinushka, once you take a look at the beautiful lyrics, the emotions skyrocket and the screaming becomes an integral part to the experience, the same screaming everyone does in those moments of grief and pain. An absolutely beautiful reaction to an equally beautiful song. Every single person has their own story to insert into this trilogy, thank you so much for sharing yours, despite how obviously difficult it was to share. Insane W for the metal community coming together to cry together, stand together, and share pain through a band in a genre no one wouldve expected such feelings to be released.

[@benedwards3815]

I love how even if you close your eyes you can still see everything that is going on in his mind just by the music, very few bands if any are capable of such feat's of genius.

[@chaoswizard1782]

I love the way you feel and absorb music. Its inspiring mate, thank you.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Appreciate that 🙏 thanks for taking the time to watch and support.

[@im2shady4u13]

i agree with you 100%, about something that seems harsh and scary being so beautiful. I've seen all 3 videos several times, but it still brings a tear to my eye.

[@fysy9989]

Thank you for the words at the end

[@davidberkowitz3363]

The food analogy is beautiful.

[@xariexis]

"Painfully beautiful" exactly describes my experience of Lorna Shore's music. It's intoxicatingly intense, relentless, harmonious, calming in its cathartic mastery...

[@s4tchm0j0n3s]

A lot of people on both sides of the camera need to listen to your message at the end, and full credit to you for saying it. I'd never turn to someone such as yourself for actual help. That isn't fair on anyone who either isn't close to you or trained to deal with it and people should never make promises they can't keep. I'll always use your videos to unwind after a stressful day though, as all entertainment should be used for.

[@arielstruth]

My gosh… Of all the reactions and reactors I’ve watched these past four years… I’m lost for words… My entire brain and body screams THANK YOU! and I LOVE YOU for this… For everything you just said. Thank you, and I really do love you for this.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Thank you for the incredible kindness and I'm so glad that you enjoyed this one. Thank you so much.

[@SunRayz3r]

Wonderful reaction, great insight. Can’t wait for your reaction to the conclusion of this trilogy!

[@skullyradford9746]

i 100% agree with you everything you said chase

[@melomaniac334]

“Chew longer…it’s a sensory experience.” Thank you, Chase, for continuing on with the trilogy from my favorite band. I am very pleased to see you’ve found this music so compelling and I have enjoyed your thoughtful reaction once again. I applaud your attempt to encourage people to give all types of music time to marinate in their psyche before deciding they don’t like it. It’s a shame people can miss the pure artistry right in front of them due to a preconceived notion of what is “good music,” for all music is good. There is beauty in the aggressive nature of this song. Will and Adam both convey this eloquently through the writing of the lyrics, sweeping melodies, heavy breakdowns - But each member of Lorna Shore has a way of bleeding emotion into their performances, even in their recorded music. It’s creating a natural allure which is bringing people to deathcore who have never given it a chance. I watch in awe as they begin to soar in the scene and am so proud to support them. Trust me, these guys know their music is touching our hearts and they don’t take it lightly. Our experience and gratitude matters to them.

[@Tammzz]

Brilliantly said Chase. Thank you for supporting healthy boundaries and professional support for things like this because the wrong message can be the difference between someone working through it and someone being lost to it.

[@marynvos4028]

This reminded me of when I discovered Breakdown of Sanity and it blew me away. Wow, epic song, beast of a voice. It is to me a similar experience to reading some of the great poets. Your reactions are beautifully authentic, and I'm constantly impressed by how you articulate things. Well, this band has been on my radar, glad you're doing more than one reaction and taking it so seriously.

[@ahvenraita199]

This is so good song. Thanks to good reaction. I like your videos. Greatings from filand 🇫🇮

[@Emil_Stoltz]

The line "Like the world you left was only just a dream" in the chorus hits so fucking hard!😢

[@josefgordon7712]

Blood volcano vocals, 50 cal machine gun drums, chaos god guitars, and all the feels 🪨

[@mahvzmijares372]

Your reflection with the song is so genuine. You're so deep mate.

[@ChaseCarneson]

It pulls it out of you. Good, thoughtful music will always do that.

[@erikhorton6433]

Thank you Chase! That was the most responsible response to something like this I have ever seen. I lost my brother to suicide at 23 and have dealt with depression myself for most of my life. The best thing strsngers can do is point people in the right direction...not make well meaning promises they may not be able to keep. And even when people do keep those promises there can be unintended consequences that harm both parties involved (i.e. Stan situations and overloading and burning yourself out trying to help people). Boundaries are healthy and while discussions/openness can be helpful, people should be very careful not to blur the lines for the type of relationship they want to have with their followers.

[@CullyColantino]

Can’t wait for the finale in June

[@silverscar12]

love the D'elia merch

[@johnnailon588]

Just been waiting on your reaction to this mate! It was as I expected ❤

[@ChaseCarneson]

Ahh thank you John. Appreciate that!

[@Ministry_0f_Truth]

@@ChaseCarneson Heya! Hope to see another Epica song here soon :) Maybe something from their earliest years? This song is so beautiful! And listen to Simone's headvoice, wow... Epica - The Phantom Agony kzbin.info/www/bejne/epKpe6tvrrh8fKc

[@mh1290]

I lost someone to suicide years ago and their method was similar to this video. It just hurts my heart to know that they felt that life could never get better. I have had my own battles, but I have always reminded myself of what I would leave behind me and it kept me from leaping over the edge. I encourage anyone dealing with these feelings to get help.

[@Kathie4]

I'm so very sorry. You have my empathy. I want to say that what you wrote is also beautiful. It's helpful as well. Thank you.

[@wadupholms7503]

Much❤ brother. Your reaction is so spot on. People see this as negative music, but its quite the oppoisite.i can relate so much with your reactions. Hope you and and your family is well ❤❤❤

[@yilomina2047]

Chase, I share your concern about content creators who say they're always available to talk if someone is hurting, etc. I tend to worry about the effect that will ultimately have on the content creator! It's not healthy to throw your boundaries wide open like that. Also, I wanted to thank you for helping me to expand my palate! I'm learning, slowly, to appreciate this flavor of music ;)

[@ChaseCarneson]

This kind of thing makes me smile big. Thank you for supporting and commenting.

[@angelabordack]

Great advice and insight, Chase.

[@DrSkeff]

Great reaction as ever Chase, I always love your reactions to the breakdowns especially. Love the words at the end even more. Be well.

[@ChaseCarneson]

Appreciate you DrSkeff. Thank you very much for the support and kindness

[@BobSlasher]

Im very sorry for your loss. Thank you for being strong and thank you for your videos.

[@armandthevagabond8641]

I appreciate you. Been watching for a good amount of time and really appreciate that you show us your character. HADGD

[@theopinson3851]

If you haven’t seen it, I’d highly recommend checking out Finn McKenty’s interview with Adam DeMico, Lorna’s lead guitarist. He talks about how he was going through some extremely hard times and feeling…well like this while recording this album and kind of channeled that emotion into the writing of it. I’m really grateful that they’re able to tackle this so directly and be open about their mental states. Keeping it bottled up or trying to hide it doesn’t help and that’s how we lose people…eternally grateful for what Lorna’s doing.

[@theopinson3851]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWS6dY19l5lmoJI

[@helenakasunic8810]

This was so beautiful 🥺, thak you for being so honest and sharing your pain and throughouts with us, thank you for unapologetically being yourself ❤

[@Armitaged1]

"Something cannot be round if it touches all the sides of a square" - Chase Carneson 2023

[@ChaseCarneson]

🙋‍♂️😂

[@SauceBoss69]

Just you wait for part 3!

[@roryasrorri701]

well articulated! subbed

[@Robert_Herring]

Thank you for your beautiful, sincere reaction. I echo that nothing this harsh should be this beautiful. I still tear up every time.

[@matt1er912]

3 is unbelievable my brother can’t wait for ya to check it out this one was heavy emotionally for a lot of us I’m with ya on that …

[@vampdeathbatcat]

Chase, you really are a wonderful person! Thank you for your beautiful words and for being you! Much love! ❤

[@thorstenlone9207]

You gotta love this Man.

[@RushAss]

OK, first of all I appreciate you sharing your pain to give the reaction context. It's terrible what you've been through and I mourn for you, having lost people that where extremely close myself. And your second point about promises that cannot be kept, BRAVO!

[@ChaseFarrow]

THIS. What you're saying at 13:57 is absolutely 100% true. Creating one-sided parasocial relationships with followers you know nothing about is not helpful. The sentiment and the desire to help is good. But it will 100% have a net-negative effect. Content creators have no more business dabbling in psychiatric conditions of their followers than they do in an operating room. If you want to help, do some research on organizations and services that specialize in dealing with mental health crises, and provide the links in your description. There's an old saying: "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions."

[@thisistheescapeplan]

Outside of the first 10-11 years of my life, metal has been very very much so a part of my life. Deathcore wasn't. Not until the video release of return to nothingness. I had heard deathcore here and there, but at the time it just sounded like a bunch of drop E 0-1's (or that god awful sleep is for the weak BMTH song...). Or I just didn't feel like giving something called "cannibal corpse" or "infant annihilator" or a song called "I cum blood" a chance (still haven't if I'm being honest). But the songs Lorna Shore has put out since covid, just feel like incredibly real songs. Not just that, but they are INCREDIBLY melodic. (which is something my adhd ass brain needs. Chaos... but controlled chaos) Painfully beautiful just about sums it up for me lol. I'm so sorry you had to go through family bouts of cancer as well. It's not something I would wish on my worst enemy. It is singlehandedly the most painful thing I have had to go through.... so far... in my 30 years

[@rileyzoinks803]

need part 3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ChaseCarneson]

Promise it’s on the list to do soon.

[@lizagiannikos7298]

🖤➕🖤➕🖤➕ ...not even close to what I listen in music!!! but this trilogy has imprinted in my soul....thanks for your reaction Chase...the pain remains forever!!! (lost my father and my husband) 🖤➕🖤➕🖤➕🖤➕🖤➕

[@bryceyeah9589]

Just wait for part III…

[@moschmo2464]

i love what you said at 2:40 so much and makes a lot of sense when you think about it. it was the same for me ... i'm only into metal for about 2 years now, starting with my interest in history and sabaton music and now i literaly like almost every genre of metal to a certain degree and some i am even a huge fan of. i am also convinced that there is something good in every genre.... i don't have my 163 own spotify playlists for nothing xD.

[@MsTrosha]

Firstly, thank you for your reactions! It gives me (and others) the opportunity to relive such beautiful moments. Secondly, I caaaan’t tell you how much we are waiting for you to do part III… Lastly, love to all of you reading this ♥️

[@stefanforschner]

❤

[@Seraphim013]

Bro how you not gonna do part 3.

[@shirazzza]

Oh Chase mate, I never thought I would be the sort of person to get a swear word tattoo but after losing one of my best friends to brain cancer 2 weeks before I was due to fly across the country to see him. Everyone has said that it was good I can only remember him well, happy & a newly-wed. I have a f cancer tattoo. Then a few years ago I lost one of the people I've loved most in my life to cancer as well. I didn't make that in time either. I've had to come to terms with the fact I never said goodbye. And June last year my "little sister" after a short but hard fought battle against leukaemia, she passed when I was on the phone to her fiancee. I'm very very broken. This trilogy just hits. She would have loved it. She got me into just singing cos you love to do it even if you're not technically great. And last month lost a dear friend to depression. I should have made that damn road trip. As far as saying "yeah man, I'm just a dm away" etc like yes I get the sentiment, most of the time people do want to help but they're either lost in their own grief with good intentions. But it's ok to say to someone who is really having big hard feelings that you are out of your depth with this conversation & that it might be a good idea to contact a relevant agency. Like I was in close contact with the cancer council here & referred Jords fiancee to them, which he has been getting counselling through now. Listen to people, even when they say they want to end it you kinda have to try to get it out of them do they have the plan & means to go ahead with that plan. Like I could say I want to blow my brains out. Ok that sounds horrible but I have no access to a gun so it's not going to happen. But if they're like I've got 100 pills, I'm taking them 5 at a time then absolutely say that you're sending an ambulance over. Welfare checks are ok to pull on people but go better when you tell them you are going to. I have a friend deep in grief & I make her text me every day to show me she's had her meds. Had something to eat. Taken the dogs for a walk. And she does & it's how I feel like I'm trying to keep her safe. Take care of each other & really I mean it - take care of yourself. Signed a former youth worker, counsellor, drug & alcohol worker, mental health professional.

[@michellelevert5128]

You are the first content creator I’ve seen mention that it’s not your place to be a therapist. Some people need specialized help to get through their pain.

[@jrichardson-m9m]

With your comments about people not giving this kind of music a chance. Way back in 2015 mayhem fest came rolling through town. They were being headlined by avenged sevenfold which was the whole reason I was there. Had no care for the other bands that were there. After experiencing the harsher bands that were there and feeling the energy of the crowd i was hooked. Then I saw my first Slipknot show. Now Im waiting impatiently to be able to Lorna Shore. Over 6 years my tastes slowly changed from a alternative rock kid to a death metal lover all because of a chance show that I decided to go to. Giving this genre a chance is great but you gotta be worked into it.

[@missrubyphoenix]

2:50 to me, it was Cradle of Filth's dark, satanic-ish lyrics that kept me away from bands of this genre, I use music as a source of therapy, screams, roars, shrieks like Will's are somewhat cathartic, and the lyric, at least on this song, are painfully beautiful indeed

[@tylerwestberry5244]

When are we getting the part 3 reaction?

[@ChaseCarneson]

Filming it very soon. Got lots I'm tryna work through but this is a priority.

[@tesstickle2839]

REACT TO SHEPHERDS REIGN - Ua Masa’a 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@mattsinner6127]

Awesome video! Are you wanting to do a reaction to Part 3?

[@ChaseCarneson]

Absolutely. I wanna make sure I’m in the right frame of mind to tackle this conclusion.

[@StepOne1]

​@@ChaseCarnesonİ do hope it comes out relatively soon though 😄

[@Chris-ig8tc]

Has part III ever been released? I can't find it anywhere...

[@ChaseCarneson]

Coming out very soon.

[@Chris-ig8tc]

@@ChaseCarneson That’s great news, thank you! Really looking forward to it!

[@ChaseCarneson]

@@Chris-ig8tc Out tomorrow my friend!

[@Chris-ig8tc]

@@ChaseCarneson Awesome! 🤩

[@marquidlat3989]

only legendary hardcore music lover undertand the music of lorna .... aim hahahhaaa

[@thegirl.frombackthen]

Is part 3 still in the plan?

[@ChaseCarneson]

Absolutely, it’s in there to film soon hopefully.

[@davewetering7554]

It would be fun if you can pause, and repeat the lyrics😂 Just kidding. I feel a lot of emotion in deathcore.. but i dont have a clue about the lyrics tho

[@petrtiler645]

Plis tiler petr Jonovy

[@Str8tJcktLmbo93]

❤