Rosetta Stoned | This is What an Honest Tool Reaction Looks Like

Tool Reaction. Rosetta Stoned Reaction.
Well. I can either put on the classic reactor persona and tell you how much I loved this, or I can be honest.
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[@yomo1690]

You wont get hate for it from the Tool Army because a lot of Tool fans felt a similar way first couple of listens. Honestly this one took me a whole lotta listens for it to click. Now imo its one of the best things they have done. This will be a common theme in the comments. First listen =wtf pass multiple listens=this is fucking incredible.

[@XBludclahtX]

Took me a few years to really get into after TTD was released. Def not an easy first listen for many.

[@linzilooloo7669]

Yes, a few songs need a revisit.

[@JoeD0403]

I used to hate this song. It was too much to mentally digest. Now it’s one of my favorite Tool songs.

[@yomo1690]

@@JoeD0403 me too. Its so weird how that seems to be a really common reaction. With me it was like the penny just dropped or my brain caught up to it one day. i think i was actually watching a drum cover of it on KZbin. Now it doesn't seem hard to digest in the slightest.

[@Andy-nl8uq]

It's so different to everything else that it didn't click with me for years... But the build to the best climax in the catalogue imo, and the joke it entails is one of my favourite pieces of music 👍

[@Taunic]

My absolute favorite Tool song. The story and composition of this song is brilliant. We all are different though :(

[@flytmedicdunk2]

I love it too, we all have friends that this song is based on lol

[@gimphandjeff]

When I heard this the day the album dropped, my mind was blown. I listen to it every day, haha.

[@toolfankrk]

Too early for Rosetta:-) give it a try in a future.

[@MostlyCloudy]

Absolutely no one will or should flame you for this. It's like a superfan tier song like Third Eye, Disgustipated, Die Eir Von Satan, LAMC, and Maynard's Dick. God i love that last one.

[@jainelson8840]

I think someone wants to slide a mile six inches at a time 😁

[@MostlyCloudy]

@@jainelson8840 you bet your ass i do ROFL

[@wesleykorisky8600]

The amount of friends I've taken trippy drugs with and thrown on LA Municipal Court and gotten the most heinous looks from 😏 they all ask after a minute how long it is, I show them and then the begging to skip it starts 🤣 not a problem I say, my work here is done

[@Soljarag5]

Hahaha that's the exact reaction I expected. The instrumentals are sooo good though..... The story is pretty funny... Took me a few years to fully like this song

[@Andy-nl8uq]

Your reaction to this is exactly why I recommend this as one of the last tool songs people should listen to as new listeners. It is a really weird song, and needs multiple listens. To me I needed to get to a point of knowing what was coming musically before I could really 'get' the song as it flips about all over the place. Others have said it... Put it in the playlist and listen to it occasionally (even just in the background). Eventually you'll start singing odd lyrics and anticipating the buildup to the crescendo towards the end of the song. I couldn't stand the song when TTD came out, it's now one of my faves (even if it is frickin weird). Great reaction and thanks for the honesty 👍

[@robertjones4361]

Babe...you're great , and just proved to all of us again...you're real......the whole sequence is just based on a heavy acid trip.....funny as hell.......notable things though as I consider you the Bass and Drums girl....Danny absolutely kills in this song, for the Tech geeks they know he unleashes everything in this....his pads, his electronic Tabla, all his gadgets, at least a dozen different odd and impossible to figure out time changes and the entire time Justin (Bass) is right there...I always imagined them giggling as this was coming together, they have openly admitted to "substance" use periods in their career...."like that time Dave floated away" You should have been much further into your Tool Baptism before they fed you this Kool Aid.....I voted for Pushit BTW...but als, I believe this wil land with you in the future.....once again Stay you, Stay badass

[@MaraxisArcanist]

Thanks for just being honest about it instead of trying to appease us Tool fans. This song is one that had to grow on most of us over time. Only the most technically minded of reactors would pick up on a lot of the instrumental merit of this song on the first listen. Unless you just straight up hated it, come back to it now and then and I think you'll find that somewhere along the line you started anticipating some of the riffs and melodies and before you've realized it, the song just clicks.

[@fenolitto]

Yeah, screw anyone who has expectations of your reaction. Especially for this song. I think most people have a difficult time with this the first go 'round. The sudden drop into the pace of the lyrics. The multiple stylistic choices of the band. Etc. I will say that the payoff for this one however is really amazing once you can 'get it'. The late build and drop into "Overwhelmed" to me is one of my singular favorite moments of any Tool song. There's just a LOT to digest, and it's not easy to get a sense of the song with only one listen. Or maybe that's my excuse for it. LOL Keep being you, and keeping your honesty out there. :D:D:D

[@rustyk1984]

Completely agree with everything you say here. I loved the drumming in the first listen, but the rest was a bit out there for me. Now, I love this song. And that drop in at “overwhelmed” is to my ears just a perfect 35 seconds of music. I would have plenty of mates who are tool fans that just don’t love this song. Completely fine. World would be a boring place if everyone like they same shit.

[@JosephSmith-lm4ri]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the point of the song kinda seems like to overwhelm the senses of the listener. Almost give them a sense of sensory overload, leaving them to sit back with a blank stare on their face as they try and fail to process everything going on.

[@Duck-xy3gx]

this was an expected reaction dont worry

[@georgedorney7412]

It’s all good girl. Appreciate your honesty

[@RonMortensen]

Took me a long time to get this one .. ..love the bridges everytime, can never wait for the drop at the end everytime. Its a godamn master piece Willis .

[@JoeD0403]

This song has my favorite Maynard. That overrides the weirdness 👽

[@Josh-fg5if]

Most people seem to not like this one at first, I didn't either. But after a few listens it can grow on you. It's one of my favorite songs now. It's like it's just on a different frequency than most music, but once you hit that frequency you realize how great it is and you can't unhear it.

[@paulwellens3324]

I've always just found this track hilarious, Tool never get enough credit for their sense of humor which you find sprinkled in all thru their discography. This one isn't meant to be analyzed just enjoyed. I think part of the reason it's so different is it was thrown together spur of the moment rather than by their normal meticulous process & you see that in the awesome musicianship as well where they just let go freely, multiple rifts, etc and seemingly all over. I do love this 1 whenever feel in the mood, but no not an every day one for me.

[@toodrunktotastethischicken]

Everyone trying to dissect this song in their "need to know pose".

[@flaccidmandingo285]

I forgot my pen! :O

[@toodrunktotastethischicken]

@@flaccidmandingo285 what's that smell?

[@ricodarude7743]

Lol this song is not thrown together in the slightest. This is one of Danny and Justin’s most synchronized and complex performances literally ever.

[@curtism5333]

I really enjoyed your reaction since it seemed so honest and understandable. It’s not far removed from my own when I first heard it. I was at a Tool concert a couple weeks ago. I’m no doubt a fan but it didn’t happen overnight. Tool clicked for me when I started listening to them not only with headphones, but with undivided attention since they are a complex band to listen to with their polyrhythms and musical interludes. I didn’t appreciate Rosetta Stoned as I currently do, when I first heard it and I ignored it for a long time before giving it a go again. After several listens it began to click and I love it now. It’s one of the songs that demos the instrumental genius of the band. Additionally, as with a lot of their more complex tunes, a single tempo is maintained throughout the song. It can be amazing to listen to them change the rhythm around the same tempo/beat throughout. Quite often the intro to songs introduce you to the tempo/beat. As to lyrics. Maynard and his lyrics add another layer with the music being more related than typical of a lot of music. So one complements the other. Listening to Tool music without the lyrics or vice versa makes for only part of the experience. They are a very special band I gotta say.

[@jessemorris8820]

It's a bit difficult to get into the first few times. I'm one of those guys who reads lyrics later, so I didn't get it at all until after I read the lyrics and laughed my @&& off. That said, the live presentation of it on tour that year really made the difference for me. And I think you need that live presentation on some of their tracks. It's now one of my favourite songs from 10K, but it didn't start out that way. A live performance on youtube might help...

[@danielrivera1005]

Always here for Tool! , and yes 1st listen on this one is tough, but glad you got through it! It would nice for you to dive into the Opiate and Undertow albums that way you could see how they started and compare where they are now...thanks for your awesome videos as always!

[@freekflier]

This one takes a few listens to really appreciate. It slowly became my favorite tool song, and I am OGT, from 93

[@heyskipj]

Same. I might have skipped it for at least a year before looking forward to it.

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

I'm a die hard Tool fan and have always been on the fence about this song, but I do love the bridge melody.

[@jeffmatthews6672]

If you listen to this song in the context of it being Tool's version of Alice In Wonderland, it takes on a whole different light. This song takes some time to marinade and the more you listen to it the more profound and hilarious it becomes. Sonically it's a trip, as intended but the musicianship on this song is some of their best and is world class, as is their M.O. another great and honest reaction.✌🤘🤘

[@oneoverprime1608]

I didn't get it the first time either. It's got no flow to it, but it's one of my favorites now. That bass and those drums............might be some of Justins and Dannys best work, IMO.

[@LanceThompsonKssooner]

You would've caught hell if you would've missed Lost Keys. Good Job! But you are wrong. This is a NEED to hear TOOL song. Keep listening. It will grow on you.

[@markspooner4883]

Hey Lauren! Lol. We the Tool Army 100% did not expect you to like it on first listen. We love Tool reactions for the ones you do like on first listen. Most people dont like alot of Tool songs on first listen which would make Tool reactions useless except every now and then we find a tool song that draws you in a little moe. Still loveyou though😊😊

[@atenza6]

I didn't like it on first listen, but it grew on me. I figured out the story of what was happening, and it was pretty cool. Seeing it live, I was blown away. It was like sensory overload...

[@alpo6668]

Tool, weird? Yep. Thanks for the reaction

[@stevedoom8783]

This song is the magnum opus of Tool. This song has everything you would want in a Tool song. Also it’s fucking hilarious

[@Jremo1979]

Much respect for honesty!

[@CoachThom16]

I look forward to hearing this song every time it pops up on Pandora or my shuffled collection or when I seek it out. Too bad you couldn't appreciate it

[@gregfurr2235]

I am not sure why people pushed this one on you so much at this time. Well I guess just because they know this is a unique one in the Tool catalog, I suppose they know it will illicit a strong reaction. I LOVE Tool but honestly there are so many better songs to react to from them. I really would LOVE to hear you react to Pushit, Jimmy, Bottom, Four Degrees and I CANT WAIT until you get around to the Fear Inoculum album! Love your channel Lauren and always look forward to your videos! :)

[@voidwraithprime8521]

Yeah. The Tool army, which I'm part of, push the songs they've grown to love (over a LOOOOONG time of listening) rather than allowing reactors the time to build the "love of Tool foundation" that's necessary for a few of their songs. I haven't listened to Lauren's reaction to this yet, but from everything she's revealed through these videos, I can't imagine she's going to love this song. It's just too much. I can't wait until she gets into the Undertow album...she's going to love it.

[@dfwtopdx]

@@voidwraithprime8521 This was one of least favorite when this came out but after listening a million and two times to their discography, I've learned to enjoy it a lot! So yes, you are spot on, for me at least, it took a.. it took a LOOOOOOONG of listening to really like this song

[@vXAudioOutlawXv]

@@voidwraithprime8521 Interesting, this was like the third song I heard of theirs and was a huge reason I kept listening. Favorite right off the bat. Everyone is different, not everyone needs time like you suggest

[@FallMatic]

NAh this song beats all those you mentioned

[@FallMatic]

@@voidwraithprime8521 you do realize she listened to lateralus pretty quick

[@sethjones6102]

I can appreciate your honesty but man…! This song is epic and the essence of who TOOL is!

[@bubbasboyngirl]

Honest and pure reactions are simply the best!!! Tool is always an experience, some require multiple listens. Regardless, your tool journey had been remarkable to vicariously experience!!!

[@chrono050]

saw this live in 06 blew my mind took a few listens for me too really appreciate it before hand though..

[@GetzGoth]

You sly dog! The Linus on the pumpkin is awesome! Peanuts trilogy of "Great Pumpkin, Thanksgiving, and Christmas" have very special places in my heart. Loved them since I was a child and then when having children of my own and revisiting these videos brings so much back. I suspect it won't be long before I may be watching them again with Grandchildren. Cheers!

[@joeroberts1408]

I think you would enjoy the live version of PUSHIT from the SALIVAL album. It's Maynard's smooth sexy persona. Maybe do back to back versions of the song.

[@heyskipj]

Lipan Conjuring is the getting "stoned" part before this. Took me about a year to like this song. Now it's one of my faves. And I like the way you said "stuoned" in the intro. 🤩

[@Forty_six_and_two]

Thank you for your candor

[@that_heretic]

The drumming and guitar work on this one is pretty good. But, yea, I gotta be in the mood for Rosetta Stoned. It's not on the top 10 playlist or anything. I will say, in the context of the album, it works really well, and that's common with Tool. They have great songs, but they have really great albums.

[@LumpyinAZ]

Tool is like panning for gold.

[@obliv3on]

glad to see you check this one out i enjoyed!!

[@snax087]

This song is definitely an odd one but a lot of drummers love the drum arrangement of this track. I was hoping you would dive more into the lyrics and try to analyze the story maynard was trying to tell though :/

[@davidchristopher9704]

Yes Danny crushed it with this one!

[@CappuccinoZilla]

That graphics in the corner is dope and kinda perfect for tool too haha

[@sevenduster27]

I definitely appreciate your honesty! 🔥👽TOOL ARMY👽🔥

[@loyaluwang4228]

It's just Maynard's dmt trip

[@aaroncole3941]

This a "gotta hear" that becomes a "need to hear" the more you listen to it!

[@FallMatic]

How is this weird but not slipknot

[@jakefromstatefarm1405]

Tool army, checking in 👍

[@johnquinn7794]

You definitely have valid criticisms as this is not a casual listen song. Combine that with a lack of any distinct melody and a first listen can be underwhelming, but like most Tool material it’s enjoyable to uncover the layers over time.

[@deadinsider2024]

i felt the same way about the song when the album first came out. i favored vicarious; and it wasn’t close. but at some point i had an epiphany. really. it was like the whole song changed one day while listening to the album. like many tool songs, it can’t be fully understood or appreciated in one listen. which you know. to me this is the pinnacle of tool. one of their best tracks. not cuz its weird, but cuz its content, musically and lyrically, is so epic and creative. btw: your reactions are awesome. esp, when you’re honest.

[@anillegibletombstone]

A PERFECT CIRCLE - THE PACKAGE 😉

[@jonathancapps1103]

I get you on not really grooving to this. A lot of 10,000 Days had to grow on me. A lot of Fear Inoculum, too, for that matter. But nearly all my favorite Tool songs had to grow on me. But different people groove to different things. Give the t a few more listens before you dismiss it, but if it doesn't grab you, then it doesn't grab you. Fair enough.

[@joeblei687]

Tool stretching there legs a bit and pushing those envelops. This likely isn’t many people Favorite tool song, it is still interesting and has some really great moments. The big powerful burst of Maynard’s singing toward the end is one of my all time favorite parts in all of tools discography. Such a breath of fresh air after a rollercoaster of a song.

[@ilovetacos6092]

“Such a heavy burden now, to be the one” ….this part of the song stands the hairs up on my neck and arms every single time I hear it. And I’ve heard it hundreds of times. Same reaction. This song took some listening, but is one of my favorite tracks of all time. From any band.

[@davidchristopher9704]

Great Review as usual!! Someone else here said its a fan favorite, TOOL candy which I can agree with. However, like you said in your review there are some pretty epic moments in this song. And the Maynard gif/break is hilarious!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Love your honesty!!! Nothing beats the truth.

[@karla7000]

Lol! Music cats and coffee lol 😆 I love it

[@anthonydecarolis2912]

I love how you had a bottle of Sunkist on standby lmao

[@flangmasterj]

That part at 17:50 is one of my favourite sections of any Tool track. Where the entirety of the song leading up to this point is quite disjointed and all over the place this part has a distinct clarity to it. No doubt it's on purpose knowing these genius' and is what makes this song so incredible and unique.

[@scottst1112]

The climax of the song, I agree, is one of, if not, the most moving section of any Tool songs, to me. Right there with No Quarter's "locked in place where no one goes" through the ending... It took me quite a few listens, basically besides the 2 radio tracks, to the rest of the album as well. It took a little more for Rosetta Stoned and right in 2 and now they're my 2 favorites songs off this album. Which happens to be my favorite, along with all the rest of them. Rosetta Stone sounds to me, the organized comical, chaos of reality, before the seriousness of the chaos' damage upon Descending.

[@duey009]

@flangmasterj Yes, yes, yes, yes, ...

[@MrStallion0013]

It's always fun watching people's first impressions of this song. Then halfway through this amazing song I always wonder why I don't listen to it more often lol

[@blitzhos]

I appreciate your honesty. IMO I see it as apples and oranges....some like 1, some the other. Personally, I love this song because of it's difference from the normal structure (of even Tool songs, to say nothing of other music), the concept (aliens choosing an Area 51 crazy for our savior/their prophet), and the killer musicianship of this (and every) Tool track. Keep up the good work, I'll still keep watching :-)

[@nicquinn7291]

This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. First time I heard it I was on shrooms. I listened to it probably 10 times that night. It randomly gets stuck in my head since that night at random times.

[@bernardcinco4917]

"maynard's audition mixtape" lol its about alien abduction and thank you fpr your honest opinion. the angry mayanrd thing you put in the camera, is that a sticker?

[@kentmains7763]

Top 3 of the Tooliest Tool songs, great reaction!

[@Master-rz1xi]

to me this is one of their more experimental and interesting songs. it's like a drug trip. a lot of tool songs need multiple listens to start enjoying, but sometimes you just don't enjoy a song and that's okay too. this isn't a Tool song i'd recommend for a lot of people just because of how much is going on.

[@user-gu9kr5ql8o]

That opening tone reminds me of The Joker's theme from The Dark Knight. Makes me wonder if Hans Zimmer is a Tool fan.

[@markroberts8864]

This is Maynard's version of rapping....!?

[@MarthMain]

I remember the first time I heard this I wasn’t even sure if I liked it. But now it’s my favorite tool song.

[@luvL3e]

O wow!!!! I NEVER put the peanut parent thing together like that!!?? I just thought it was a trippy thing to say!>> lol Thank u

[@MusicCatsandCoffee]

😂😂😂

[@DannyLeeOGT]

I think it describes that 1st acid or mushrooms 🍄 experience perfect

[@thefutureistubes5838]

you can't properly enjoy this one without sunkist AND sudafed

[@dtpfeiffer]

I had a similar reaction to this song at first and kind of avoided it for a while except while listening through the album. One time something finally clicked and it blew me away. I think it was just getting past the weirdness of the vocals and really focusing on the music, which is awesome. There have been plenty of other songs over the years where I felt that way at first and then later thought, "How could I not have liked this?!" 👍 For the honesty and bonus points for the Sunkist.

[@carlosportillo2781]

I appreciate the honesty. It took me years to enjoy this song so I understand and respect your assessment. However, now I do crave listening to it from time to time. That bass / drums tribal breakdown is just so nasty!

[@jeffhelton3364]

Private Lauren. Part of being a part of the Tool Army will not always be Picking Daisies and frolicking about the meadow. You have just went through tumultuous training. Where others have failed to get through this task you however have succeeded. Congratulations you are now promoted to private first class. Dismissed.

[@nubbinthemonkey]

I think artists need to have a playful side. I like that Tool being such a serious band can drop something silly like this, now and then. 'Message from harry manback' or 'Die Eier von Satan' (which is a German cookie recipe) from Aenima were similarly goofy tracks.

[@roach2go]

My first listen wasn't listening I was watching Tools sober& stinkfist vids, There awesome vids, the music came soon after. Now today it's like I'm out of my head listening to them. Last show I went to it was like...what the fuck happened I just seen my greatest band and I'm stunned,can't remember some shit but I can reminence it .what a fuckin experience....live your reaction girl. & You have a very strong likeness of a co- worker.......Are you a clone of a tool fan? Thanks for your honesty

[@TheHardTake]

Shit all of us in the original tool army retired with this album. It had special moments and this tracks seemed to me that it was Triad like in concept. Like a bunch of songs melded into one great instrumental and Maynard basically is fully just utility vocals like an actor in a film but it pushed the barrier. A lot of beautiful moments in this song. The lyrics are typical and funny knowing. I think it’s exactly what it was meant to be. Tool from top to bottom is one the greatest bands of all time. The talent up and down is dominate and works like a well oiled machine. This song I look at as more of a instrumental with a scat audio boot about my friend Mikey. Sounds like him. Typical

[@thatreidguy]

This is one of my favorite tracks by them. Took a couple listens, it's wild!

[@holypaper]

one of their best...and grows on you.

[@bernardh4635]

i love this song. The humor and the references to .....so many things. I can understand why people dont like this song. It is all over the place but I personally love it. Its like the band members said "hey yall remeber when Dave floated away? Lets make a song about it." lol so many references to everything. lol I love the way they pull off humor.

[@cb4me450]

This is the first song on my Tool play list when its time to clean the house. Lipan Conjuring is the first part of this trilogy before Lost Keys. My interpretation: Ayahuasca ceremony, ends up in hospital, tries to explain his experiences. This, Vicarious & Jambi were my favourites first play through. Honesty is the best policy :) prefer it over a reactor kissing ass for likes, and appreciate it more. Looking forward to when you get to their earlier stuff. Paul was a beast on Bass too. Thanks Lauren.

[@andrewj3398]

Much respect for your honest !!! Long time tool fan and this song has an epic moment towards the end and it’s facetious…. But not one to listen to over and over….. probably the song with the lowest play count for me of their full songs. Love that you give the songs a second chance/listen.

[@shep4life]

This is one of my favorite songs. You have to know Tool to appreciate it

[@leightonprince8856]

Love this shit bro.

[@andrewj3398]

Your reaction was perfect :)x It’s an impressive song…. But If you want a to hear an “I need to hear this” song…. Pushit

[@Mandibles76]

No worries it took me years to realize the genius of this song!

[@MrJesusHKrist]

Oh man 4° is a great song as well I highly recommend and recommend when I'm high

[@paradiso4562]

You'll understand.

[@tidewell]

So, pretty much the first reaction you'd expect from a first-time listener would be "wtf did I just hear?" Most likely Tool's most chaotic song that was loosely based on an alien abduction story from a close friend of theirs.... it's much more of a conceptual story than just a formulated "rock song" Also take in mind, the band writes all the music first and Maynard then will react, write the vocals and lyrics... so, I'm kind of curious to see the look on his face when the band handed this too him and said, "ok, here you go... sing over this!" lol

[@ReflectionTool637]

I think of this song as 2 parts - an AMAZINGLY complex and beautiful composition with a stream of consciousness lyrical overlay. I am ALL about the instruments here and have come to like the vocals as well. But, it took time ......... Anyway - never be afraid to be honest :-)) and, just as an FYI, you will love this song later, I would bet $$$$ on it :))

[@pwph8361]

It took me many listens to get this one, way back when, I didn't even have lyrics so I had NO clue what was going on, but that Bass and Drum orgasm in the middle with the psychodelic screetchy cat guitar just fills me every time :)

[@morlokkurak4763]

I believe that most of the people who watch your channel (me included) watch you because you ARE genuine and honest. It's what I like about you. You're a gem in a world of lies. You're obviously an intelligent and thoughtful Human. Again, a rare thing on this planet of vacuous lesser mortals. As long as you are true to yourself, you will have true subscribers who respect your opinions and observations. Keep up the good work. 👍😎👍💙

[@browniestrainsplainer4490]

You'll know how to react when a blue-green jackie chan walks up on you.

[@da9pauly]

It’s an different song but your brain will be begging you to listen to it in the future. It’s a lot to take in in just 1 or 2 listens…

[@JosephE-yd6ks]

You paused right as it was about to burst into the breakdown..coitus interruptus

[@dbrazus]

The song tells the story of a DMT trip. The music matching the wild ride but crazy eye opening experience people have when using DMT. I don’t do drugs but the stories from people who have are fascinating. They all follow the same script and people can’t even explain what they really saw. They call it the spirit molecule.

[@Danlows1]

That was physically painful when you paused it just before the epic part😩

[@dangusrangus]

Ikr

[@redpractition]

when you listen to this song enough, you’re gonna eventually pick up on the rhythms in the more hard to follow parts. when you finally do, it puts a huge smug smile on your face for having finally cracked it.

[@shep4life]

You can't take it seriously but the music is insanely amazing. Every Tool song is an adventure. Enjoy the ride

[@dime4ever101]

You won’t get as much flack for it as you think, it took me a while before I actually like this song, it’s the complexity of the musicianship and understanding their sense of humor that makes you enjoy it. Third Eye took me a while to get into too. Keep doing you, I’d rather someone be honest

[@tomm57890]

This is about a hardcore DMT trip. Some people lose control of their bodily functions (shit the bed).

[@karla7000]

I still change Rosetta stoned when it comes on and it's not that I find it bad I just find it its like wooahh overloaddddd lol and I've listened to tool for 20 years