Reaction to disturbed: Sound of Silence

[@deborahcollette5715]

I can't help myself. I am addicted to reactions to this song. Gives me chillss..every..single..time

[@Nightcloudmama]

Me too! I've spent hours and hours just watching reactions to this. Lol

[@Instantphojo]

Same here.

[@Starrynightdiner]

Guilty

[@jerambhana4877]

There must be more people like us 👏

[@tammyusher4175]

I've been doing the same thing.

[@annettejones1514]

It’s a visceral reaction every time. To watch the reactions. Chills every time.

[@kathrynadair7575]

I also wanted to mention the significance of the multitude of people with the songs and the musicians separated by the water. Music has the magic to span the void

[@sherriefarris2863]

You have to know the back story of these lyrics to understand the meaning of them, and also to understand the direction that Disturbed took with their cover of such an iconic tune of 50 plus years ago. The song was written by Paul Simon I'm 1963, after a dream he had. The dream consisted of what he described as 10k people, all "worshiping their neon-god," which at that time was television, the greatest technology of that era. It was a warning to future generations. Now fast forward to 2015, the year that this cover was released. Where the original song by Simon and Garfunkel was one of caution, Disturbed's version is one of anger, that the warning (original) was not heeded, hence the true meaning of "talking without speaking/hearing without listening." Think of where the technology has gone since 1963 and how much it controls our lives, nor the other way around. No matter how many times I hear it, it chills me to the core every single time.

[@boohoo4416]

The line "silence like a cancer grows" is very powerful too. I've always believed that there are more good people than bad on Earth but as long as all the good people remain silent in the face of corruption, injustice and evil then it dooms us all.

[@dsieber57]

I cry every time I see or hear this version!! Not sure why but I do!

[@markpirmann2567]

Every time for me also! I’ve listen to it at least a couple hundred times. I’m compelled to think about how many people hold their pain . I don’t listen to it to cry I listen because it’s just so f...ing good . Two other songs that get me every time are “Don’t take the girl” Tim McGraw “River of tears “ Eric Clapton

[@bradmcgregor5794]

Goosebumps and tears..with power.. such a mix..I am a biker and bodyguard.. this cover takes you..no matter how strong you are outside..because we are all still emotion inside. ❤

[@techfoolcasey4348]

Debbie, because it was supposed to be better by now, and we still hurt each other. But, after we break this world, a few of us will be there to put it back together. You'll be one of them, so will some others on this thread. If I'm not there, insert a song, or a stupid joke, or a helping hand, or some duct tape, or a factoid. I'll be there in spirit when you do. When any of you do. We'll get thru this . Namaste.🛐🕉️⚛️♾️

[@2vcrew782]

I can’t help but have my eyes get watery when I listen to this song it’s just something that’s very powerful the way he does it

[@jamescurfman3284]

Yeah, it gave me goosebumps many times. I know Disturbed from long before this so I know how hard they can go. I had heard Simon and Garfunkel sing this song and maybe one other group cover it (but I don't remember who that was). This cover is MEMORABLE. The song is more important today than when it was written (and it was important back then!). David has done some REALLY HARD songs before, this one he almost coasted along in comparison. But the power he puts behind these vocals give the song a new twist here. A BRILLIANT fifty-year-old song, updated for the times. AMAZING. :)

[@sharonschofield5190]

Every single time I hear this. Every. Time.

[@marcialavine1272]

I am an Interpersonal Communication major, and this song encapsulates the problems we have as humans in how we do or do not communicate with each other. I get chills and my eyes well up in tears every single time I listen to this song- and I've heard it many hundreds of times since it's release. I actually weep when I see the live version they performed on Conan O'Brien's show. David Draiman's performances are always stunning, but that one simply breaks me. I'm glad you understand the importance of the meaning behind this song so well. I wish everyone did.

[@kathrynadair7575]

I completely agree Marcia! I actually get so irritated when a reactor completely misses the point!!! Why do they do reactions when they're only surface dwellers??

[@SMenkveld]

This is one of the most beautiful songs of the 20th century. It was written in the early 60s as a warning, that ignoring injustice was dangerous. This cover, 50 years later, is the pain that came from the warning being ignored. "Puerile taking without speaking, People hearing without listening.." Truer words are seldom spoken.

[@seannovack3834]

There is aa version by Pentatonix that is the hope that it one day will be

[@crazymelomanka]

I am so addicted to his voice, totally crazy in love with it. Obsessed. It's just pure perfection!!! Never get tired of listening.

[@skywizard3420]

youtuber: today im listening to Sound of Silence. Me: buckle up, you're about to feel some shit..

[@grizzlycountry1030]

Every single time it gets you in the feels.

[@jonnobill1626]

Hahahaha this comment has nailed it spot on. Especially when sung by draiman.

[@Gordon705]

Welcome aboard Dear. Repeated listening won't help, you'll still tear up.

[@deborahcollette5715]

Every. Single. Time.

[@VladimirBlarp]

Experienced. That is the only word to describe hearing this song. You don’t “listen” to it. You don’t dance to it. You EXPERIENCE it. S&G gave us the poetry, David Draiman gave us the warning

[@patrickwilliamson9286]

His voice and expressions are so powerful.

[@nikolaianderson3982]

This song is a masterpiece. I say that not just because of the incredible skill and talent of the entire band, but because this song *makes* you feel. The specific emotions may differ from person to person, but the emotional response is there for everyone who hears it.

[@lfsg689]

Simon & Garfunkel made many masterpieces in the 60s and 70s. I think this is their best.

[@ElizaDolittle]

I was only three years old when this song hit the charts in 1965 by Simon and Garfunkel - I'm nearly 60 now! Disturbed's version is phenomenal!

[@philvollman9506]

This song is lyrical audacity, vocal audacity, and symphonic audacity! Said differently? It is magnificent!

[@marlenepeterson8805]

I’ve listened to hundreds of reactions to this song and this is the best....you get it!

[@adamvaldez6122]

The lyrics of this song were written about the invention of television. The disconnect from people by technology. "People bowed and prayed to the neon god they made!" Very deep and emotional.

[@nickstark8640]

A modern take would be how cell phones disconnect us from each other. How often do we see people gathered together in silence. Their silent because their each watching the screen from their phone. Hearing each other but not listening.

[@chriscummings6997]

Good reaction, sister. A remarkably amazing voice with the anthem for these troubled times.

[@paul52eccles]

Girl ... you got it 100%. The first who's never heard the original that actually got the message. WELL DONE

[@pattimercer9357]

She absolutely did not get the message! She had no clue who wrote it or when!

[@hongfang2508]

There's a lot to take in here if you never heard the original masterpiece by Simon and Garfunkel. The lyrics are deep (written by Paul Simon). David of the group Disturbed interprets the song with power and singing perfection. The music is outstanding and the video is haunting. Like I said, there's a lot to take in here if you know nothing about this song.

[@dougkydur9841]

The original was an angelic warning; this version is apocalyptic judgement!

[@grizzlycountry1030]

*It doesn't matter what your ethnicity, sex, age, religion, sexual preference or anything else is. This song hits everyone in the feels every time.*

[@discussdebate]

This song and video as well as the live version on Conan adding Eivor - Falling Free (live) are the best two songs these past years!! WOW!! * The Sound Of Silence was written over 50 years ago. It took a Heavy Metal Band to take it to the highest level of greatness!! Bravo to Disturbed!! \m/

[@mickag8672]

You have a perfect reaction. This song is a perfect experience. I crying too. I'm french and i loooove Disturbed. Metal for ever, peace🤘

[@mickag8672]

I'm french and i loooove Disturbed. Bye beautiful!!!😘

[@vimes3303]

This cover is a masterpiece. The mix of Simon & Garfunkel's lyric, David's voice and Disturbed's interpretation make the magic. You may react to other Dusturbed songs. Down with the sickness Prayer Light Hold on to memories

[@rowan7474]

The Light is incredible!

[@vimes3303]

@@rowan7474 I agree

[@jamescurfman3284]

And so many more!

[@staceyeverson8379]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! I grew up in the 1960s when Paul Simon wrote this. It was a time of war. VIETNAM. The lyrics are supposed to make us aware of the evils of the modern world. They did that version to enlighten us to the fact that this is the world we now live in. Worshiping false gods. Technology! Keep up the great show! Love from Denver, Colorado.💗🎶☮

[@Orbitalmercury]

I absolutely love this song and I feel watching it and especially these reaction videos can actually help us break the silence. Watch enough people's reactions and you start to be able to observe when people's emotions change from the everyday feelings to those of happiness or sadness etc. I feel if we can read people emotions better we can start interacting better and break out of the everyday humdrum and really appreciate others more . I've see hundreds of these types of videos on this song and am finding I can spot the subtle changes in people's facial and body language and if applied to real life people like family or friends the conversations we have tend to be more important to us as we're not taking others for granted like we did before. I'm finding I'm listening more intently and understanding others pain or happiness or loneliness much better. Isn't that basically what the songs about? Breaking away from the Silence and actually listening to others and making life better , not spending so much time focussed on the material things but being part of life and taking an interest in others.

[@kalapiziks7561]

"The inability of people to communicate with each other." You got it on the first listen. That's exactly what it is about.

[@sunmoonchild3051]

When Simon and Garfunkel sang it many years ago , they sang it to protest what was happening in society . disturbed sang it because no one listened……

[@daviddow8150]

This song was originally written about the neon god, the TV. If Paul Simon really knew where it was going. David Dramain nailed it. This version is deeper and darker with his rich tones and range. Slowing it down added emotion to the song. It was one of the best covers ever. Well done.

[@thekeeler846]

So powerful. Amazing. The disturbing thing is that the live version is even better.

[@lauriehalverson1680]

This goes deep in one's soul. I will never get over this version and how it moves me.

[@cesaraugustus9064]

Very good reaction video. That is how we react when a song arrests us, makes us pay attention, and reaches to our very core. A powerful song beautifully sung. Thank you for sharing your reaction

[@hildapederson8174]

When you hear the original version by Simon and Garfunkel done in the late 1960s I believe, the pure ness and clearness of their voices lead you to think there is hope...Disturbed's version with the change of vocal styles speaks of anger and frustration that 50 years later we are still battling and struggling. Two beautiful renditions.

[@reallybadgamer]

I have listened to maybe 50 reactions and have concluded the same thing... It's about being one inwardly with all and communicating "without speaking"... it's about the inner space of peace (silence) between the man-made "light" (neon) and technology of this world and the spiritual realm where we are all connected as one. Paul Simon sure had a powerful vision in his sleep about technology and how music unites. See musicians (music) crossing the "chasm" at the end?

[@12211219]

My interpretation of the song The Sound of Silence. This song is written with two separate people or consciousnesses singing it. Those that are waking up and those that have been awake for a very long time. The first, third and fifth verse is sung from the perspective of the unawakened and the second and forth verse are sung from the perspective of the awakened. Hello, darkness, my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence Hello, darkness, my old friend is about people that have been kept in the dark and they're telling the darkness that they are experiencing something new in their vision. They (the awakened/aware ones) planted the seeds of truth/Light, and they are just starting to become aware. In restless dreams I walked alone Narrow streets of cobblestone 'Neath the halo of a streetlamp I turned my collar to the cold and damp When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon light That split the night And touched the sound of silence There are fewer of the awakened, and they feel as if they are alone under the Light of truth, because they refused to by into the lies the dark has been trying to feed them. Then one day they saw a crack in the armor of dark, a tear in the matrix, if you will and in that moment they saw a opportunity to break the sound of silence. And in the naked light I saw Ten thousand people, maybe more People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing songs that voices never share No one dared Disturb the sound of silence And in that moment they saw all of the light workers/star seeds (awakened Ones) telling those that were still asleep the truth/Light, through telepathy those that were sleeping heard and saw the truth/Light in a very subtle way, but yet they couldn't share this Light/truths with anyone for fear of being attacked by those that controlled the sound of silence. They wrote the truth in songs, the truth had to be give covertly as not to disturb the sound of silence (the dark). And when the people became aware of theLight/truth and realized that they had been in darkness the whole time, it really pissed them off. "Fools," said I, "You do not know Silence like a cancer grows Hear my words that I might teach you Take my arms that I might reach you." But my words like silent raindrops fell And echoed in the wells of silence They reached out to those still in slumber, trying to give them Light/truths, but they wouldn't open their minds to new truths, instead remained in the sound of silence. And the people bowed and prayed To the neon god they made And the sign flashed out its warning In the words that it was forming And the sign said, "The words of the prophets Are written on the subway walls And tenement halls And whispered in the sounds of silence." The people were so caught up in working hard to pay for all of the things, the boats, cars, electronics, all of the toys that they covet. They couldn't see or hear the truth, they were too distracted by consumerism. The awakened/prophets have been trying to tell them through their songs and poems, and that whisper of Light/truth awakened the people from their slumber and they became ONE. Did you notice the ship sailing into the Light at the end of the studio version?

[@Bubbs1234]

Love this version. So passionate and real. Gives me goosebumps every time

[@bestbuddies918]

You must remember this was written 58 years ago. The song means different things to different people. You make all the symbolism fit what you feel and what you are experiencing.

[@brianbannister5519]

David is amazing and his rendition of this song might be the greatest cover of all time

[@judygodwin1777]

You are right. Such a powerful song. I believe he got his message through.

[@janeblixt9084]

The version of this song by Simon and Garfunkel was a warning. The song Disturbed performed was rage.

[@k1hasard]

The original was sung at a faster tempo, it was two guys and one acoustic guitar, a simple folk song. This version is far slower, booming with power, and the video is pretty cool. The singer's voice suits this arrangement very well, and I have liked this version ever since I heard it the first time. Your reaction was interesting. Stay safe, and thank you for putting out reaction videos, I enjoy yours very much.

[@stephenlackey5852]

You nailed the meaning perfectly.

[@davidsteele5792]

It is so deep and I dig how you get it! Bravo my dear - you are truly amazin! Cheers to your kind heart and your channel.

[@jeremyday1611]

The people have been silent for to long. The unrest in our world is everything at once breaking out. Be kind to one another and your absolutely gorgeous btw lol

[@bfio5957]

This song fits even more today. The original flash of the neon light was the TV. A disconnect of people. No one sharing. Connecting. Now, I feel it's the internet, the negative things in it, the TOTAL disconnect of society and family. People hide behind the silence of it all. Texting. No phone calls. It's a pain to people to actually talk to someone. I also think it's a warning for people to wake up. Stop. Our freedoms are being stripped. Books and music are next. Music is the one entity that all of society can connect on. We can't let that happen.

[@glendacrosbywilkins4246]

God is sending to ALL of us a very strong Warning....And Davids voice sings it from the Heart....Beautiful.....

[@johnsmith-ut2tq]

The first stanza Simon refers to darkness as being his "old friend" that he came to talk with because he was awoken in the middle of the night, of a nightmare that still lingers in his head, that gives his a considerable amount of distress. So bad that the awful visions were still flashing before his eyes as he is awake. Second stanza begins setting the scene in which the dream took place: at night, him walking along the cobblestone road where he stops below the light of a streetlight. The cold chill runs up his back, so he lifts his collar to the "cold and damp." Just then, a blight neon sign lit up, showing that he, in fact, was not alone. But there were "ten thousand maybe more" all gathered in the cold night. The people who are talking, not speaking, are politicians, who are using false words to sway the population to vote for them, never revealing true intentions. The people therefore are hearing are not listening. They are taking these words that are spoken to them in plain value, not examining or putting into depth anything that is said. Because of this, as referred to later, these politicians have formed a government that the people in fact voted for and supported until it began to act as a dictatorship. This seems that Simon is making an inditement to a large government that has taken away the freedoms of its people. A future for America it seemed with the rise of government in world affairs as in entered Vietnam. This "future America" has given Americans everything, and has the power the take it all away, hence the people "bow and pray to the neon god they made." The Silence that is referred to is the silence of the people, afraid to say anything against the government for fear of death or worse. Simon, or whoever has had this dream, tries to bring people to speak out. Saying "Fools, you do not know, Silence like a cancer grows" that as more are afraid to speak, the more control the government takes and the less anyone will stand up to the new government. As all hope is about to be given up, someone steps up and says to the crowd that the future they will hold has been written on the walls of subways and tenement halls. This is because this form of protest can be done anonymously, therefore no one can get in trouble for it. This begins the whispering in the silence of the people, and starts the beginning of a revolt.

[@davidandrews6149]

Best cover of any song in the history of music.

[@dhtisme7034]

This song was originally recorded by Simon & Garfunkel back in the late 60’s. They were more like an easy folk music pair. The song originally was about the silence about the Vietnam war. People never spoke of it & even condemned it, yet so many of our heroes were lost in that war. There was no ticker tape parades for them when are soldiers returned like previous wars, only criticism. Remember that was when the draft was going on & a lot of men didn’t have a choice back then. When our soldiers came back from the war no one would speak of it. There is another video out of this song with actual footage of our soldiers at war. Whether we believe the war was right or wrong we still should praise the soldiers who lived thru it. I know, I was from that generation. I lost several friends from it defending our freedom & I also lost a husband to PTSD after the war because of the way he was treated when he came home.

[@kathrynadair7575]

The original was sung by Simon and Garfunkel and it was written in the 60s as a warning that people were becoming disconnected from each other, disturbed's version is now talking about the disconnected way we use technology. It represents the anger for not listening to the warning

[@dyer314]

You proubly always here this all the time .but you have the modt beautiful eyes and smile .of a angel.

[@jdigital1]

I Loved Your Reaction To This!

[@srt8rocketship241]

Poweful emotion. He works on his vocals with training. Top of class for sure.

[@McCarthyism_by_Youtube]

I like how she braces for his final note expecting vocal carnage but relaxes after realizing it's very clean and even-pitched

[@raymondceliare2307]

The Simon and Garfunkle original, is one of the best songs ever written... but even Paul Simon, the writer of the song, after hearing Disturbed's cover, said he wept, and "The Song Belongs to them now", He was refering to Disturbed... it moved him that much.

[@stephendavidallen]

The original by Simon and Garfunkel was a warning...Disturb re-created this song as a battle cry against the way people do not speak out against injustice, The singer, David Draiman is one of the best metal singers in the world, but was classically trained. He is amazing in his range. Great reaction!

[@vickifunk9429]

Changed my life, forever.

[@AmbroseCynthia]

Wow!

[@douglastarbox7640]

This is one of the most powerful songs I've ever heard, which annoyed me when a co worker who only listens to 80s rock said he'd never listened to it but he knew they must have ruined the song.

[@MrLegonzalez]

By far the best cover of the original

[@joelemmons59]

Song is 50+ years old. Talking about technology and how we don't talk or listen anymore. It all started with the tv

[@fionabarr6064]

This song was written in 1963 predicting the future. Now in 2022 we have evolved into the society predicted !!!!

[@grandmakris8935]

This was written based on a dream in the 60's. I believe it was Paul's dream. Isn't it ironic how in 2021 it's so relatable to us due to the fact that technology and texting has created silence among people! David Draiman's voice is epic!

[@romanazzitube]

one of the best cover I never heard... the original has been written in 1964 by Paul Simon (Simon & Garfunkel)

[@bidensucks7976]

It's like he is singing to your soul.

[@susanallen3783]

This is so profound. I cry everytime I hear this song version

[@EmmaDavies-l4e]

David has an amazing voice . It’s a cover from the original Simon and Garfunkel sang the original. But disturbed has taken it to a new level

[@zildjian4life433]

I love this song, but oh my goodness you have the most beautiful eyes!

[@downtime86stars17]

Art Garfunkel, the second half of Simon and Garfunkel, said that the song was about, "the inability of people to communicate with each other, not particularly internationally but especially emotionally, so what you see around you are people unable to love each other."

[@nicholaspatrick4445]

he is mezmerizing.....................the bass drums 2 beats punding is powerful....the orchestral music suits as background

[@joemack1965]

Simon and Garfunkel released this song in 1964. Their song was the warning. Disturbeds song is the rage as we didn't listen.

[@angel-astanfield7939]

Love your reaction. 💕🇨🇦

[@janicabernardy8657]

It is a great and a very good cover..

[@troedelgerry]

Hi Ambrose... always a joy to watch your videos. Good choice of songs, honest reactions with honest feelings shared with the viewers. This is indeed a powerful interpretation of that Simon & Garfunkel classic ! If you want to react to another Mylene Farmer video, I would suggest her most famous and most successful song : "Desenchantee Live 2009" ! This is an uptempo number, but I'm sure you will also like it. And I have another suggestion for you... a singer that I just discovered a few days ago, from the Faroe Islands. Her name is Eivor, and her song "Falling free (Live)" just made me speechless... and so will be you, I promise. I have never ever heard such a voice... it got me goosebump after goosebump. Best wishes from Germany : Gerry

[@AmbroseCynthia]

Gerry, are you referring to the live video of Mylene on Romario's channel?.... I don't want to get it wrong again😊

[@troedelgerry]

@@AmbroseCynthia Yes. exactly !

[@matthewmeans9534]

Pls!! Do a reaction to down with the sickness!! Great vid thanks for sharing!!

[@matthewmeans9534]

Thanks for the response really like your channel and again thank You for sharing your thoughts and reaction !!!

[@ScotsLyon]

This lady is a joy to watch

[@AmbroseCynthia]

Thank you ScotsLyon

[@nickstark8640]

As you listen to this song imagine tens of thousands of people gathered together in silence. Their silent as they watch the neon light from the screen of their cell phone. Hearing but not listening to those right next to them doing the same.

[@StandingInHisWind]

This song was written from a prophetic dream the songwriter Paul Simon had a few decades ago and in incredibly relevant for the times we are in. Disturbed added the power and solemness this song is supposed to have and is even praised by the original songwriter Paul Simon.

[@jasoncalaz1476]

The song was originally made in the 1960s its about the death of president Kennedy. Written by Simon & Garfunkle.

[@bluekarma6849]

I think this song through him was a reminder from God, to be human be kind.Words of the profits are written on the subway walls.We are all connected lets not forget.

[@starrreed9422]

What a Blessing! God trying to get our attention... Jesus is Truth ❤️

[@daphnemcfarland7201]

Love you from Los Angeles California

[@AmbroseCynthia]

Love you too Daphne🤗

[@martinreed5964]

still get the chills...even better than the original

[@ponfed]

Yeah... that's pretty much the reaction everyone had hearing this. Both versions.😂

[@bigglesdaf]

Paul Simon wrote this song and sang it with the voice of an angel as a warning that people were not communicating, David sang this song with the voice of an avenging angel, wielding the sword of anger, because we didn’t heed the warning! The same song, the same words two different warnings.

[@Harbringe]

Those who talk without speaking , those who hear without listening and those who write the songs but will not disturb the silence are the souls of those who watch us and this is what he is seeing in his vision that came as a dream. And those who whispered in the sound of silence are those who pray.

[@darkjedi447]

Great reaction. I'm new to your channel and enjoyed your reaction to this amazing song. I have seen Disturbed in Concert and they are amazing! Would you consider reacting to the song 'AWAY FROM THE SUN' by the group 3 Doors Down? That's a great song with a moving video. Thanks and keep smiling!

[@AmbroseCynthia]

Welcome Kelvin🤗

[@angelonievejr.2944]

The song was written after the Association of John F. Kennedy in 1964 . Written by Paul Simmon

[@jamescurfman3284]

Did you mean assassination? I think autocorrect has struck again...

[@Jesse_Rioux]

The song originally written by Paul Simon and performed by Simon and garfunkel in the 60s is about the disconnection of the human race by the human race with the invention of television is even more relevant today because of smartphones etc

[@smorris21]

Don't be confused. Love your friends.

[@MichaelRojhay]

One side had the music and the other side had the instruments...No more silence

[@laurawalsh2829]

Nicely put. I had a feeling there was a resolution at the end of this video that was a bit more upbeat and hopeful. The distance was closing.

[@lauriehalverson1680]

Check out Pentotonix version of this same song. Their Hallelujah is amazing too.

[@punkeyman7563]

I don’t think I can check out Pentotonix version I don’t think I could ever be unbiased. Disturbed is the best version ever and David’s voice is the only voice to carry this song instead of 5. I’ll try to keep an open mind though.

[@Picinacici]

Your eyes are as much beautiful as this song.

[@justingoodrich9433]

this is a copy of the original, but my opinion is disturbed is one of my favorite versions of this song and I am happy that people are seeing and hearing this amazing version of "the sound of silence" (you are a beautiful woman) and keep up the amazing videos!

[@odinspromise]

Some people have labeled this a a song of political protest...it is actually a song to awaken the human within you. It doesn't matter, what country you are from, or who your political officials are, if you don't use your voice to speak your own truth you're damned. No one, or no one group, should ever be allowed to steal anyone's voice. Sing your song as an individual and sing it loud! Do Not Be Silenced! Stand, deliver, but most of all...do not contribute to "The Sound of Silence".

[@Danny_Inflames]

Powerfull❤️❤️

[@heathermcdonald3188]

watch the live version on Conan when he was so sick he could hardly stand please and he nailed it

[@АлексейАхматов-ч7ж]

Самая крутая песня во вселенной в его исполнении

[@davidlbrooking]

thank you from sao paulo brasil

[@angel-astanfield7939]

Keep going! 💕🇨🇦

[@joelanderos23]

the song's meaning, as written by paul simon, the song makes an allusion to the extreme capitalism and consumerism that is suffocating society - “the people bowed and prayed to the neon god they made” (neon represents the signs of commercial stores), and further expresses a discontent for humans who do not care to pay attention to anything and anyone.