Reaction to "Given Up" by Linkin Park. First-time Listen and Vocal Analysis

[@Nathan-yk2le]

Your face during that held scream is everything.

[@SilasFace22]

thats what I was expecting

[@washitokusei6801]

From a smile to Joker grin before reaching holy sh*t 😂

[@Milehighsnake98]

that scream is the only reason I'm here.

[@REKTNA]

@@washitokusei6801 Clipped it: kzbin.infoUgkx2Y5oImeeUrF1DmN9HmF4kEkzmS2ymm8Q?si=ugNmWGSzd5vLUFOE

[@Mcbdiehl]

When you know someone has never heard this song before and you play it for them, this right here is exactly what you hope the reaction will be. Anything less than this is unacceptable!

[@fguicherd]

Chester was often describe with “Sings like an angel, Screams like a demon.” So true with this one

[@getscared_x3]

🥱

[@everretbaker1668]

Screams like an angel.

[@jmeck1381]

Well

[@realtalk9380]

Ummm yah ok sure whatever u say there guy

[@catedoge3206]

yes

[@BrandonWestfall]

Surprisingly the live version is an even longer scream. 22 seconds. Chester was an insane talent.

[@moodtheva]

which live version though? sometimes it's the same amount of time and sometimes he breathes in between- i really wanna hear the 22 second version presuming i haven't lol

[@leeoneil4024]

@@moodtheva The longer scream without breathing is on this aol version : kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3rGqWSceNh7jsk

[@Theorcman2008]

He rarely did the full scream live, it has never been 22 seconds.

[@juantimer]

Something kind of ironic about his longest tortured scream being for aol.

[@moodtheva]

@@leeoneil4024you can literally go time with a stopwatch, this is only 17. i watch this performance from time to time, it’s really good! but it ain’t 22 seconds lmao

[@Serm_1]

Linkin Park - QWERTY live in Tokyo. A MUST SEE! The incredible talent of Chester is on display! The toggle between scream and clean vocals is unmatched

[@borisspengler1110]

Yeah i Love this Song so much! u musst SEE!

[@morgan0386]

I agree look QWERTY live please

[@asianmanfromasia]

You hide behind

[@adriantrusca1245]

Shut up, kid. Now do your homework. You know nothing about the real word or actual good music.

[@magicman-gp7kk]

I was literally going to suggest that.

[@felixoyola-rosa923]

I think every LP fan lives for reactors reaction to that scream note. Chester knew what he was doing, may he forever rip

[@tatertot7291]

real. i catch myself looking up “linkin park reaction” every couple months just to see if theres any new faces reacting to songs 😂

[@felixoyola-rosa923]

@@tatertot7291 big old fucken facts. Its just amazing to watch every once in a while

[@DigitalBathInAZ]

@@tatertot7291 Me too.

[@DigitalBathInAZ]

@@felixoyola-rosa923 And Chester doing it live too. Crazy.

[@DocDespereaux]

Your face during the first round of "The Scream" was matched by me watching you, likewise with the goosebumps. I watch reaction videos so I can relive my first time hearing songs for the first time

[@bootstrapbill98]

her expression REALLY spoke for us all lmao it still makes my whole body fizz

[@reckerdevito1]

When he goes from that long scream straight back into the clean vocal... that's just perfection.

[@DigitalBathInAZ]

Aaaand... he did it live many times too. THAT'S where it's at.

[@williamgrant8702]

Chester had such passion and power to convey the emotion behind the songs... He was one-in-a-million singer...

[@Astergio23]

One-in-a-billion for me :)

[@MegaForrestgump]

both of you are off by at least 6 more zeros.

[@matthewrobinson9822]

One in 7 billion will never be another

[@AyyyGabagool]

I'd argue billion

[@justinmarineau6951]

One in everything

[@chrisparmarter8442]

The longer the scream went the bigger your eyes got and the lower your jaw went!!! The same reaction most of us had! Wonderful and pure reaction!

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

We still miss you Chester 💔 You saved so many of us but we couldn't save you 😭 Rest in Peace ❤

[@bootstrapbill98]

I'll never not miss him, Linkin Park was my first favourite band, my first album, and I'm gutted I never got to see them live

[@zcsapo2125]

Sad facts

[@Lmarkowicz]

That's how i fell...

[@carsten8850]

You're so right....I'm 52, Veteran with ptsd, tattoo's all over.....and I cry my eyes out knowing that if... perhaps....I had been there for him, like the band was there for me. Then perhaps, just perhaps.....he would still be here.

[@DConstructiveCritic]

100%

[@willl84]

Now for a flip side check out him singing Rolling in the Deep live at the AOL festival. Chester gives goosebumps regardless of what he sings. He was incredible

[@jerkychew899]

She'll make that same googly-eyed face when she hears Chester's change-up at about the 3:32 mark - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnnXqI1mbLNkn8U

[@ashwean]

Oh hell yeah this song and Rolling in the Deep are amazing ways to show off his versatility.

[@mikepatterson9351]

My wife and I love your channel. Love your mean mug when the music gets hard. Your true appreciation for music really shows.

[@crazymelomanka]

Haha mean mug)

[@ejicon3099]

That 17 second scream is my ringtone for when my mom calls. Great analysis video. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on Given Up. Would love to see more Linkin Park content from you.

[@Lurch685]

😂😂😂😂

[@beeurd]

That is the funniest ringtone idea I've ever heard. Simply inspiring. 😂

[@ejicon3099]

@@beeurd 🤣

[@dark_neverland]

I would love to be a fly on the wall in ADITL of you to see folks' reactions when your mom calls in public 😂

[@ryo-kai8587]

Your entire reaction at 10:50 is so wholesome and priceless. The surprise, followed by even more surprise that builds into uncontainable giddiness-and the lingering smile and passion afterward. You _get_ it :D As far as songs go, "Place For My Head" is iconic, "Leave Out All The Rest" is softer and heart-wrenching, and "In Pieces" is unique and has some interesting harmony in the second verse.

[@marcobrat2927]

i would recomend Place For My Head live in texas

[@nvcn86]

a younger me would hate sharp edges; for older me, it's one of their favourite songs. what difference 20 years make.

[@Mellovici]

place for my head live in texas is the best peformance ever, Also: The little things you give away Live on the Resolution tour is one of my favorites.

[@normette]

I still can’t listen to Leave Out All the Rest.

[@diegomartinez1654]

11:14 represents ALL OF US who heard the first time this song and our jaws dropped instantly right to the floor. Chester's voice was unique, but after this song he became a true legend! RIP- Chester, we missed him so much! his voice, energy and passion were the symbols of a whole generation! thank you for reacting to this!

[@willsanborn2178]

I’ve heard this song a billion times and seen several reaction videos to this song. You’re the only person who has mentioned the “sigh” like quality. I can hear it now from the way you explained it.

[@coreyandthecrew952]

It's certainly there. I picked up on it quote a while ago. Just gotta be really attuned to the performance.

[@catedoge3206]

@@coreyandthecrew952 yes

[@joulibabes13]

Waited 11 minutes to see your reaction to his scream. Was not disappointed. The feeling dripping from it hits me and chokes me up, every time. The depth of the "I'm over it all" is so raw and relatable. This is one of my top 10 songs and I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it.

[@canankus4725]

7:43 I always thought he was mimicking hyperventilating here since the lyrics are “I hyperventilate” like he is short of breath from a panic attack! Lucky to have seen him live once!

[@Pondewal]

I think you're right

[@Walnick71]

I wish i could go back to the first time i ever heard "the scream"

[@grahamferris3020]

That stank face when you listen to the breakdown for the second time at 11:50 is f’n great! Love it

[@arminsanjana2516]

RIP Chester, whoever has seen him perform live are the luckiest people,,Your reaction to the scream was priceless 😅

[@GGG-pm4ym]

Chester touches us all on multiple levels. Tears in one song, hairs raised on another (or both at the same time!)

[@HeavyIronsProduction]

Watching the vocal instructors get there face blown off by the scream is literally my favorite part. Just picturing being a High school senior and this song drops when teen angst is at an all time high. No wonder my class thought we were invincible. Chester changed and save so many lives including my life. RIP...

[@JoeMWoodward]

17 second scream reaction hype

[@zanehoppe7927]

Thank you for letting Chester live on through the greatest screamer ever in music

[@jefflambeth1054]

I love when she says “oh golly” after realizing how far in to the song she is.❤ Just getting lost in the music, like we all do!

[@peterworth9403]

It's like he vibrates the hell out of his voice when he says hyperventilate. No idea how he did that, but it sounds badass.

[@sejbomb]

I remember hearing this song for the first time and just goosebumps all over 😊 I still get it listening to when he screams “god” and the obvious super long scream.

[@sadiekincaid5310]

When they were recording this song Mike kept telling Chester to do a longer scream and Chester got tried of that and just did a 17 second scream. Afterwards Chester realized he would have to do that live and wished he had done a 10 second scream instead. Chester wrote the lyrics to this song just after getting out of rehab in 2005. He brought this song and several others to Linkin Park. He wrote this about his struggles with dealing with his divorce from his first wife Samantha. He used music to help him deal with his feelings in a healthier way than turning to drugs and alcohol all the time. This song was a way for Chester to tell the fans how he felt during and after his divorce.

[@Truthavision]

You should watch a live version of the part where he does his prolonged power shriek-screech-scream-yell-wail. Chester is mf'n legend. Vocal warlord. Rest in Paradise, brother.

[@Pton_reaction_addict]

17 seconds on this version is right. It is just mind blowing how he can do that. A great talent gone before his time.

[@dariusz.9119]

"lookin' for help somehow, somewhere and no one cares" - This is so relatable and sad at the same time. RIP Chester

[@TravisInCanada1]

I will only hear 1 voice like this in my lifetime and I am so grateful that I got the opportunity to experience it.

[@thorstenseubert7745]

It's so wonderful to watch her listen! Especially when you know that she is hearing it for the first time, incredible, authentic emotional reactions on her face and in her whole presence! Incredibly touching to see! I've loved her and this format from the very first second! Saw it by chance last week because of Metallica! It moved me to tears to see her emotionally shake and experience live and to experience the same emotions myself, just as Siebes discusses and authentically shows what these artists, all the performers, have created! She is the additional proof of the effect of this music, of these artists, which should impress the artists themselves just as much. She, as an unbiased listening and watching artist, reflects the effect of the art form of music on an unbiased person with all its emotions. Unbelievable. I love it, thank you very much.

[@qwert_au]

I saw them live and you are right. They are and Chester in particular was an insane performer. (Rest in peace Chester.)

[@leelahland]

Hey, I'm so glad to see a reaction video to this song and 100% can confirm seeing Chester live twice when Linkin Park Toured WA and he was hands down perfect both times, it was like I was listening to the CD. RIP Chester, his voice is unmatched I don't know if there will ever be another singer quite like him.

[@DrayNoR1]

You definitely have to react QWERTY live in japan 2006, he mix scream and cleans in seconds. Chester's greatest virtue wasn't just his voice or his scream; it was his PASSION and INTERPRETATION when singing. He conveyed his emotions exceptionally well, reflecting them in his magnificent voice. This is why he is so admired by many vocalists in today's modern metal bands.

[@qui-gonjinn7179]

Came here after your Grönemeyer video cause I just love LinkinPark and I'm already convinced your reactions are the best out there. In a way its so nice to see you get in the zone and really feel the songs youre listening to/watching, your facial expression tell a story if that makes sense. Great work!

[@obenohnebohne]

I had the opportunity to watch the band live twice. Chester’s vocal range and quality still gives me full body chills.

[@RalinaPerene]

Knowing what to expect made watching this so much fun. All the pauses and knowing what was in store with that sustained scream.

[@LEON-jg3nq]

She doesn't know about live version xDD

[@brunomoura7719]

😂😂😂indeed!

[@yourhomeboy-]

I guess 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@matthewhippie]

He is one of the best singers

[@frankthedukes1564]

@@matthewhippie hell to the yeah

[@SuperRg1]

Her mind will pop

[@jeremypoolet]

I just discovered your channel at about midnight. It's almost 6 am now lol. Watching you discover all these fav 90s bands of mine is like rediscovering them myself. I hope you do more of those. 🎸🤟

[@johnedgerton8860]

That was so brilliant when you reach the moment of the extended scream, watching your entire physical expression of astonishment is so rewarding and I was so anxious to rewind to experience it again I accidentally exited the video and threw my remote. 😅 Thank you for that.

[@iced.autumn]

I love this channel so much! I just found it tonight and it's like getting to hear all of my old favorites for the 1st time. This is so awesome!

[@BrandonWestfall]

Hell yeah. You should check out their cover of Rolling in the Deep.

[@austinmdpedi]

I love this so much; your face during THE scream is the reason I follow you. Epic. Legend. Thank you.

[@MrLegaroth]

In his held scream, the fact that he is able to hold the same note is absolutely insane. And being able to change the note in the middle of the scream without flinching and still holding the note perfectly... This song in particular hits home for me on a regular basis and I do listen to it almost everyday.... Chester was a vocal talent beyond imagination. Some people think he's just screaming... but his vocals are insane.

[@CarlosLiberated]

Agreed, it takes a tremendous amount of muscle and airflow control to be able to do this well, and do it consistently. I have a pretty good idea of how he does it, and on a good day I can do something close, but knowing how to do it and repeating it flawlessly time after time are two extremely different things.

[@yeah7861]

Watching this song live was just unreal... and the ability to take that short breath and go right back into clean. Damn

[@jeffcobb2734]

When you listen to the lyrics of Linkin Park in hindsight of what ultimately happened with Chester, it's quite sad. Most of their songs he is crying for help. Brilliant singer.

[@DConstructiveCritic]

I've heard this song hundreds of times and it still brings tears to my eyes hearing Chester sing his truth. Every word of this song hits my soul so hard. We miss you Chester

[@Lucas-1903]

Yes you did, we did, the world made the same face when they heard Chester screaming for 17 seconds.... THE BEST

[@Benny_painter]

Watching your face as he screamed longer and longer just gave me more and more goose bumps lol. Excellent song. Great reaction too btw!

[@allengray5748]

HOLY SMOKES!! So there are actors I like alot because I BELIEVE them when they perform like Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock, etc. And this guy is that to the power of 10!!! Usually they are believable because there is truth behind such a attack!! Don't know all the lyrics but he seemed to have packed a chunk of real estate upon his shoulder. Whew! Awesome Reaction! HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL 💖🥳🎉 Peace 🕊️☮️

[@Alfaqwad]

He eventually took his own life due to his strained mental health. The man, like so many who do this, gave til he had nothing left

[@danielthomas4652]

Definitely not an actor. It was very public and well known that Chester Bennington struggled with mental health. He eventually committed suicide by hanging.

[@allengray5748]

@@Alfaqwad Dang. Can't imagine or being the friend wishing he could have done something. ☮️

[@peterworth9403]

@@allengray5748 That would be the whole band, but most of all, Mike Shinoda. Mike put out an album called Post Traumatic, where most of the songs were him dealing with him losing his best friend. Some of those songs are tough to listen to, but they are also straight from the heart and amazing at the same time.

[@allengray5748]

@@peterworth9403 Going to have to check it out. Thanks Peter.☮️

[@DerangedVoices]

Thank you so much. I love seeing and hearing people talk about Chester's long scream, and being amazed by it. I've seen too many reactors barley react, or not even react at all. How can anyone not hear that man's amazing voice produce that long scream, and not be amazed? I think you voice coaches are the most impressed because you know how difficult is it to do that. Great reaction, thank you. R.I.P. Chester Bennington

[@jimparis5073]

That’s 17 seconds of pure pain and beauty, it amazes me how many people were shocked over his death like have you not been listening to him?

[@tonyingham8204]

This might be the best reaction video to this song. Well done and thank you

[@josephmark973]

That 17seconds of screaming is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@adriantrusca1245]

Screw you kid. You're young. You know nothing about music.

[@madsquishy3410]

The way he could add distortion to his voice and take it away immediately is so unique to him. His voice is so smooth and clean and then he just ATTACKS you with those distorted screams. Even if it's not your bag, you gotta admit the guy was a talented vocalist. I'm really bummed I never saw them live when they were in their prime in the early to mid 00's. I would listen to Hybrid Theory and Meteora on repeat when I was having particularly bad days. Chester was the best therapist that the world didn't even know that it needed at the time. LP's music was a balm to so many tortured souls. RIP Chester. You were just different man.

[@sandragr.3359]

This is one of my very favourite songs and still gets me emotional with the way Chester sings. Your face at the sustained scream was mine too when I first heard this song haha. I would recommend, if you want to hear how intense Chester can get with the vocals and the performance, check the live version of the song from Clarkston. He was really incredible.

[@ancatdal]

Agreed, the Clarkston performance is SO insane, one of his most intense performances!

[@rosaw.4107]

Watching her discover all this music for the first time is so satisfying!! She now knows what all of us who grew up with this music felt like for the first time!! I am no vocal coach but a big empathetic person and I can feel the emotions I felt cruising through her as well. Fascinating!

[@WulframKenzo]

That was the Power that Chester had and evoked so well. It's always amazing hearing him sing.

[@michel_g]

I don't ever remember you watching something so intensely while letting yourself bop along to the music. It was obvious that you felt this one the way we all did. The end scream may have been the final destination, but watching you take the journey was great. Thank you for being genuine.

[@Fenthule]

Once you learn how to do harsh vocals in a healthy way, this often becomes one of your favourite songs for that sustain. I actually used this song to intentionally practice holding a scream for as long as I can while ALSO being able to manipulate it and bring down it's pitch over time. I've gotten to a whopping 28 second scream doing this now by learning circular breathing and intentionally taking a big breath just before it. Chester was a vocal legend who was the FIRST person to introduce to me anything other than compression or anything that resembles an actual scream. His influence on my music, and ultimately my life path after becoming a vocalist, will forever be an important aspect of my Journey. Losing Chester was the first time a celebrity passing ever actually effected me in any way, for for about 18 months I couldn't listen to LP without breaking down. I've since gone on to listen to MUCH more intense music, but I will never forget those roots and often come back to them for their nostalgia, and because let's be honest, Chester can SING!

[@jasonfrizzell7990]

Watching you react to THE scream was the purest and most beautiful thing I've seen in a while.

[@ericb8342]

The reason I like your reactions to a lot of these types of song is because I can see it in your face that you *feel* it. You get the rock rictus! You're completely focused in, halfway between a snarl and a grin. You said something like "once in my life, I ended up in a mosh pit and it did not end well for me - but here, I want it." We don't all have the luxury of being tall, wide stable dudes with *mass* to throw around. Fuck body gatekeeping, you've got the spirit. You're all in, and anyone who doesn't see it is just *not looking*.

[@whiteakumanight]

That is a damn spot on statement! I have been searching for the way to describe it and you said it perfectly!

[@markd5159]

I was blessed enough to listen to this live, and you’re right….putting into words is just impossible. This is something you experience and feel and just absorb. This is a top performance and the fact that it just delivered even more in live performance is EPIC!

[@haileytriest7439]

Chester’s voice was amazing, man I miss him. Wish I could of seen them live

[@syyneater]

I’m with you, I wish I would have found the time to make the trek to one of their live shows, it must have been an amazing experience!

[@alexgreen2862]

I had the honor of seeing LP live, and during the performance Chester held a scream for what i swear must have been a minute. One of the most talented artists of all time and just an utter tragedy that the demons that fueled his success would eventually claim his life. RIP Chester.

[@harleyhunt6073]

Hope you have a happy new year! Always fun seeing your reactions, takes us back to the first time we ever heard these songs!

[@SaloufardosMorrison]

-OH MY GOSH I HAVE GOOSEBUMPS!! -ME TOO MAM, ME TOO! And I've been listening to that song since it came out!!

[@alexrodriquez6574]

RIP Chester. We all miss you terribly.

[@germaneiro]

Well, I really LOVE your reaction. Your face in the screaming is priceless. 😂❤

[@ianjohnson171]

These lyrics, and many other songs he wrote, made a lot more sense after he committed suicide. RIP.

[@mikesale6474]

Yeah most people don't realize this.

[@benlegault1531]

Awh man! I knew LP when Chester was alive, but after he passed, listening to LP was like discovering a whole new band and boy was his pain / suicide so obvious when listening to the lyrics of almost all the songs he wrote… RIP Chester and sorry for really really really digging into your music AFTER you’ve given up and throw the towel on this reality

[@eloymolina2462]

Seeing someone hearing and enjoying Linkin Park songs for the first time is soooo satisfying. I love your videos!

[@timhmetal3499]

I cry every time hea this, hearing his cries as he screams for help from the abyss that eventually took his life.

[@Chihiro33333]

One of my absolute all time favorite songs of all categories. Have had a hard time to listen to it since his death, though. Seeing this video and hearing it again, makes me think it is time to bring it out again. Chester’s singing is beyond great! So sad we had to lose him. 💔

[@ozbekozdemir46]

Neredeyse 15 yıldır dinlerim bu grup gerçekten inanılmaz şarkıları eskimiyor ilk günkü hissi her zaman alıyorum kalite budur RİP Chester

[@mikebunner3498]

I so enjoy when the audience is a part of the show. Knowing what we know now, this song sounds like a cry for help to me!!! Chester is right on for the song and working his tail off!!!! a driving beat........ AND the screams are other worldly....... 17 seconds!!!!!!!

[@qbawende]

Their cover of Rolling in the deep is very cool. Yes, Chester is extremely tired there and might miss a note here and there but it's worth a watch :) Btw, it's awesome to experience this song as if for the first time, through your eyes. I remember having this reaction as a 13 year old discovering them for the first time.

[@robertroelofs7131]

19 seconds, counted on my watches! Impressive non the less! Chester was a Legend! May have looked at a different live version but it was 17 seconds.

[@rymq]

My proposition is Linkin Park - Somewhere I Belong (Live In Texas)

[@MarioLuigi-vb3rp]

I was lucky to see Chester perform front row at the shoreline amphitheater before he passed. Years back. He did the most amazing thing I’ll never forget before his set. He was doing like some kind of voice pitch tuning with the monitors on the stage. He vocals sounded like an instrument I never heard anything like it in my life. RIP.

[@TrentonHawk]

If you really want to see Chester live with pure raw energy and sing with his heart, watch the Live in Texas version Of "A Place For My Head". BTW, "Given Up" is my favorite LP song, but they have so many incredible songs, it's hard to chose a #1.

[@HonorableSurda]

I been here for 11 minutes to watch the reaction of Crester's scream... and it was totaly worth the waiting. Love it!!

[@SYNKSENTURY]

loved this!! please react to “one more light live (chris cornel tribute)”. this particular version was performed to memorialize cornel’s passing, it’s insanely emotional

[@ciprianogarcia4736]

When you got goosebumps and your face lit up, it was so awesome. There will never be another Chester. RIP. I consider myself a lucky person to have seen him live. The pain, the hurt, the sadness he came from. Truly amazing song and band! Leave out all the rest. It's slower...if you wanna break that down I'd love to hear your thoughts ❤

[@saltygaming9619]

Rest in Peace Chester. I was lucky to see LP live 4 times. My all time favorite band. Chester and Chris Cornell (rest in peace Chris) from Audio Slave were great friend's. No one paid attention to their lyrics when both were alive, but listening to both of all their songs after their deaths, you come to realize they were both screaming out for help. 😢

[@frios011]

Your reaction to that scream is the best I’ve seen! Legend says Chester is still screaming! RIP CHESTER!

[@nec85]

2 days ago, I checked to see if you had a reaction video for this song and when I couldn't see it, I thought it would be nice if you did it. Now look at the video I came across :) Can you react to Şebnem Ferah - Delgeç live from Istanbul concert you gonna love it :)

[@williampaul9452]

I absolutely loved your reaction to the Scream. I can't even tell you what I feel when I hear this.

[@katnapper1]

You need to watch his live Jimmy Kimmel live performance of One More Light that he did right after his good friend Chris Cornell killed himself. Powerful performance, great, fitting song for the circumstance. You can feel the genuine anguish and grief especially in the final cry of the song. To keep composure in that moment to the extent that he did with what you know he was feeling in the moment speaks for his level as a performer, his love for his friend and the sincerity of the lyrics in his song. It's beautiful.

[@sierrateeter4403]

That 17 second scream 🥰 Chester was one hell of an artist. May he forever rest in so much peace!

[@joshmyers7602]

I recommend you listen to their new song Lost! Came out this year, and Chester's voice is just amazing in it. Definitely subscribing to see what else you cover

[@stillandsilentmusic]

The hard thing about the scream is changing the tone while maintaining the tone. I've never heard anyone do it like that.❤

[@StoneyWoney]

Interested in long screams? Try "The Grudge" by Tool! Given Up is such a power track by LP, your reaction was a delight

[@SmnHmslf]

Chester's death for me was (and still is) the biggest tragedy of all the deaths of public people ever. I still feel the unbearable pain of what happened and I still can't believe it. His shit in his head was always bothering him. It's the same with me. He tried to explain what the problem was, but it just wasn't working. I feel the same. It's a hard-to-explain immensity that presses down on you and only a few can understand. That's why it's so sensitive to me. Chaz is a legend. For real. R. I. P. 11:00 yeah, and this is exactly the kind of reaction I expected at this point 👍🏻

[@jhrdarteaga9181]

RIP Chester, we miss you. :(

[@yellowdeli]

This is the kind of thing that can only be produced by a talented artist in true pain. RIP Chester.

[@jchoj14]

Lost in the echo live in Japan and QWERTY live in Tokyo. The first showcases the band & Mine a little bit more than just Chester, but Chester has a huge impact on that. QWERTY showcases Chester's ability to rapidly switch from distortion to clean vocals.

[@emmersonsimeao]

11:15 when i first lisntened to this song i was a kid and did not like screaming songs, but then i grow up and listened to it again after 8 years and this looooooooong screm gave goosebumps too, i couldn´t stop to repeating this song for a week