Therapist Reacts to Got The Life by Korn

[@maggotmusic757]

Korn is actually the perfect band for you to analyze. JD has always been very personal and honest with his lyrics. Every song is a reflection of the trauma he's experienced over the years. Really hope you do more stuff from Korn.

[@MatterOfTrooth]

Watch her reaction vid to Daddy

[@dianaraston8506]

I'd love to see Trash at some point

[@dzeroprime1500]

Fun fact: The intro at the beginning of the video it's from the song "It's on" from the same album.

[@QVAZzzz]

Yeah was going to also say - that sick intro she was feeling before her eyes popped open is from "IT'S ON!", which equally explodes just as hard

[@zackkullis5555]

“When I don’t have depression..”. I can’t even imagine what that would be like. It’s like waiting for tomorrow- tomorrow is never here. Tomorrow is always a day away. It’s always beyond reach. What we have is making the best of now, planning, and trying to keep a solid perspective on where we are. Enjoyed the reaction

[@eckertman]

Yes, planning for the future so you have something to look forward too. Not to long for wishing it was.now.

[@WriterEvanMorgan]

Man I feel this. I've been consistently depressed for more than 20 years so now it's just my resting state. I've adapted and learned to exist with it but I couldn't even imagine a day without it. Even when it's not at the forefront I often describe it as a constant lingering feeling in the background that I've just gotten used to.

[@77marioland]

I've heard a definition for depression is the inability to plan for the future.

[@zackkullis5555]

@@77marioland categorically incorrect

[@77marioland]

@@zackkullis5555 I'm going to listen to you... ah, no, hard pass. Try to unwrap your brain from your rectum.

[@martinrezzy]

''that's deep'' KORN is one of the deepest you can ever listen...i love KORNNNNNNNNNNN,i've ever loved their music...i really liked the explanation too.this is something i've never seen in youtube and i'll surely see more of it.👍

[@Gunner6000WarZ]

Korn, Papa Roach, POD, Limp Bizkit, and Linkin Park got me through my angsty and angry teenage years. I could get home from school and pop in follow the leader and decompress

[@kingirl3901]

I really appreciate your analysis of Korn. It’s been eye opening because I used to listen to them when I was younger and didn’t realize exactly how well I related. Helped with some healing

[@kerrygeiling4624]

My favorite part of korn songs has always been Fieldy. That bass is badass!!

[@QVAZzzz]

Literally can hear the loose-ass strings slapping up against the pickup from being so down tuned

[@Schafudd]

Damn, I forgot how much this RIPPS. Thanks to whomever threw down this request. Really digging the channel. Great community.

[@Budsandsuds75]

She's just an awesome person. Glad youtube suggested these videos. She's gotta be helping alot of people with these videos.

[@HeartSupport]

awww this means a lot to me! So glad you're here :) - T

[@glendaly3344]

There are so many great songs by Korn. Somebody Someone would be a good one to react to.

[@steves.6519]

I literally had this (Got the life) tattooed on myself after hearing this to remind myself to be thankful for all I have and to appreciate it.

[@JMulvy]

You totally nailed it, as per usual. For the video the band starts off being the epitome of music media marketing in the early 2000s: rap, rock, dance, angry, talented, etc. So the corporates are celebrating how much money they are going to make from the band, and so the band walks off because they have no substance in mind. Then Jonathan is 'dealing' with the paparazzi, Fieldy and Head give away their car to the homeless guy, Jason and Munkey crash their car because it is all superfluous. The best part is at the end when they show up for the backyard BBQ. You have cameos from Limp Bizkit, Orgy, Videodrone, Incubus, Kittie and even a not-so-well known Eminem (when he was with Brown Truckers and Kid Rock) was in it too, because in the early 2000s many nu-metal bands would support each other and it is well-known that Jonathan Davis and Fred Durst have been best friends since either of them first started their music career.

[@mikemcnamara4253]

You my sir are an afficionado. Much love from Buffalo, NY.

[@scottclark3761]

Jonathan was very authentic and honest. Another is Ronnie Radke of Falling in Reverse. Korn opened the door to talk about a lot of emotions, and FIR has followed in the footsteps, talking about therapy, drugs, and general mental health. It's great to see. Happy Men's Mental Health Month!

[@davidlfort]

Trent, Eddie, Chris, Kurt, Layne, Tori, and many others were all singing about their emotions and traumas before Jonathon did it...

[@motionlesskilljoy]

@@davidlfort But even so, I'm extremely glad that Joanthan chose his platform to do good, too!

[@djjakyl4677]

I am watching all your reactions.. I can't get enough. I've had a Korn tattoo since I was seventeen. Im 42 now. Got me through times

[@xavierking2449]

I love Korn, i grew up listening to them, and love your reaction, hugs from Texas 🤗❤️🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@CrazyHawk2]

Your analysis is always really amazing to hear. It's causes me to hear so many songs so much deeper and not just for the raw emotion of the song.

[@333splat]

KORN will ALWAYS be my FAVORITE of all times!!!! No comparison!

[@CodyOsborn1]

Damn, she's spitting! I'm three videos in now and you definitely have a lifelong subscriber!

[@mattgraham2835]

the fact that these guys knew enough about their instruments and what they knew what sounds they were after such a good funky they took a bunch of out of tunes sounds an made them make sense such powerful creative genius and their from huntington beach california sonically lyrically conceptually

[@Levi-ou2zm]

Awww ya my favorite Korn track! My mom always use to say the bass sounds like a belly dancers finger symbols to her.

[@harbard_berserkr2952]

Korn is most of my gym playlist.

[@ziii2098]

You seem like a very nice person. Also, I really like your tats. Keep putting out the great vids.

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

I can't honestly remember the last time I've felt alive / happy or pleased with my life

[@DNAGames-sr1mg]

My heart gos out to you. I dont really feel that alive or pleased with the way my life turned out but throughout the week a bunch of little things make me happy so iv got to just focus on that more then the bad. I hope you find your happiness.

[@BamBamPicazo]

🙏🏼💪🏼🥊🙏🏼

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

@@DNAGames-sr1mg also this new "culture or world" makes it harder to remain sane I guess

[@DNAGames-sr1mg]

@@TrymKZbinMainChannel Some of the best minds of history weren't excepted as "sane". I understand this current culture needs things like IG snapchat likes on social media but why fit the mold of a conglomerate that doesn't care about you? I saw you said you make music take this current culture and use it as fuel to fight against it.

[@HeartSupport]

From DyllonKG: @TrymKZbinMainChannel This sentiment ruled so many years in my 20s. Feeling pretty numb, not really having any highs or lows. Asking what the point was in some cases. www.loom.com/share/5e4fd114de4d46ae827aa191514beac5

[@JesusSantos-y1f]

Saw there very first concert at a club called California Dreams in Anaheim 1993. Bad ass then bad ass now. 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@Justin-nq6kf]

Lot of people dont know but a young Eminem appeared in the end of this video. You can see him around 5:13 to 5:14

[@korndog81]

Fantastic analysis as always, im here for more KoRn 😊.You gotta do Alone I Break. That one hits me deep, especially after my divorce.

[@senecapolanski3657]

Sidenote: in the last few seconds of the koRn video, when the crowd greets the band, you can actually see Eminem in the bottom right corner. His face isn't covered by ads in the original koRn video.

[@roboppers]

Oh, daddy will be the perfect Korn song to analyse. The only song i have trouble listening too!

[@coolguy13333]

I love how this song is a little more happy than others, no it’s not really HAPPY but it gives off a happier vibe than his others

[@ianwood9771]

I saw Korn for the first time in 96. Im old...lol. head there my favorite therapist. I hope your day is going great. So my sober birthday is the 28th and its getting close so I was hoping still that u all could react to Fear Campaign by my favorite metal band Fear Factory. I think u will enjoy and its a great topic.

[@Fl4ppers]

Got their first album in 95 and found out my Uncle who was a staunch Maiden fan loved them too. He had a rare vinyl of Korn he was saving for a rainy day in case he ever needed the money. Hopefully the band stays relevant and as loved as we did back then!

[@defsummer]

just what I need it to hear to day!

[@omarfernandez1620]

This was the first Korn song i ever hear in is my fav!

[@bradorem121]

That BBQ scene was every major nu metal band of 98 orgy, coal chamber, defines, limp bizkit basically the original family values tour line up of 97-98

[@Brkhalo13]

Should do “Right Now” next. This song let me vent and keep my sanity

[@420map]

I’m so old I remember watching this video new on MTV

[@prinzisu]

Ur the only one who got this right.... u got got the life right... ty.... dance with me... get ya boogie on. This song is my favorite song since i was 13 I'm 38 now

[@anthonycrisci4647]

It’s not about the words it’s the music the music doesn’t need words

[@GhillieMist]

korn got the life. live at cbgs.. best live version youll ever hear of this song

[@chadrat39]

I don't know what this song means but all I know is it pumped me up for soccer..blasted it from the garage as I played in backyard for hours just sweating 😅

[@titusmoody5616]

"Clown" is essential Korn🎉

[@chadrat39]

Jdevils talent resides in his ability to sing almost as different people

[@jflatty5389]

i would love to hear you analyze and make sense of shoots and ladders by these guys- had an awesome video too- looks like one of their few super popular songs you haven't done

[@blackpanther3912]

hehe, you're so funny. Cute reaction. Good analysis and application. Commendations!

[@KsDv-r4f]

It reminds me of something Kurt Cobain once said in an interview I saw, I can't remember his exact words but he talked about how he missed going into a record store or clothing store with only enough money to buy one thing, and how much more that purchase meant to him when he spent his last dollar on a record he had been excited about for some time, versus having the means to just buy everything in the shop. He felt things lost their value when you had access to whatever you wanted whenever you wanted it, and I think he was onto something now that we are in the digital age and seeing the results of how people are negatively affected by choice overload or ennui.

[@tomaslongoria2449]

Love that Adidas and Korn got together to officially release the Adidas track suits that were made for this video

[@archwayportraits]

Warning, long post. Oddly this song pairs well with my father's (RIP) favorite poem. It's called "the station" by Robert Hastings, a Illinois born Baptist minister and author. My dad used it in a presentation he would often show. It was so central to his character that we even played it at his funeral, hearing his voice one last time deliver this message inspired me to make changes to improve my own well being. It's a lesson, similar to this song, that I think, hope, will help others as well. It's out of print, so I'll share it here, may it help others as much as it helped me. Tucked away in our subconscious is an idyllic vision. We see ourselves on a long trip that spans the continent. We are traveling by train. Out the windows we drink in the passing scene of cars on nearby highways, of children waving at a crossing, of cattle grazing on a distant hillside, of smoke pouring from a power plant, of row upon row of corn and wheat, of flatlands and valleys, of mountains and rolling hillsides, of city skylines and village halls. But uppermost in our minds is the final destination. On a certain day, at a certain hour we will pull into the station. Bands will be playing and flags waving. Once we get there so many wonderful dreams will come true, and the pieces of our lives will fit together like a completed jigsaw puzzle. How restlessly we pace the aisles, damning the minutes for loitering - waiting, waiting, waiting for the station. “When we reach the station, that will be it!” we cry. “When I’m 18.” “When I buy a new 450SL Mercedes Benz!” “When I put the last kid through college.” “When I have paid off the mortgage!” “When I get a promotion.” “When I reach the age of retirement, I shall live happily ever after!” Sooner or later we must realize there is no station, no one place to arrive at once and for all. The true joy of life is the trip. The station is only a dream. It constantly outdistances us. “Relish the moment” is a good motto, especially when coupled with Psalm 118:24: “This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” It isn’t the burdens of today that drive men mad. It is the regrets over yesterday and the fear of tomorrow. Regret and fear are twin thieves who rob us of today. So, stop pacing the aisles and counting the miles. Instead, climb more mountains, eat more ice cream, go barefoot more often, swim more rivers, watch more sunsets, laugh more, cry less. Life must be lived as we go along. The station will come soon enough -- Robert Hastings "The Station"

[@zikzero6]

Holy sh*t I haven't heard or seen this video in ages 😅

[@v-r2162]

I don't know if you've heard of Overkill or not but I would like to know what you think about their song horoscope or the years of Decay four drunken wisdom. Some of the lyrics can be confusing like in who tends the fire. Thank you for the work you put into do these videos

[@ruyheredia7486]

Ella tan bella!!

[@joelane800]

Please do "Dirty" by KoRn.

[@gutter06]

She not ready for Dirty 😬

[@dereksexton2193]

i sometimes look at the song as if he’s saying God won’t take the life back because it’s already been given, but that’s why i love Korn cuz music is open to interpretation for the most part:)

[@QVAZzzz]

"God paged me 'You'll never see the light' - who wants to see? God told me 'already got the life' oh, I see" Basically about Johnathan's imposter syndrome and misconceptions of fame, but can see your angle too. Like he's fed up with it but he's already got the life - too late to turn back.

[@haywardflowers7537]

Love this song. May i suggest alien ant farm these days

[@vegasviking86]

Flaw - Whole

[@TheOracleofOsiris]

You should explore the Ethel Cain lore. She touches on some heavy stuff and Ethel Cain is actually a whole character. Ptolemea is off Preachers Daughter. Apparently, for this one song, she takes drugs and this voice comes over as if she is hallucinating. There is a section of the song where she gives out a deathly scream of Stop. By the end of the entire album she gets kidnapped and then killed which August Underground is supposed to be about and it’s based off a movie. The very last song I think is where people believe Ethel goes to heaven. Also look into The God, the message is deep as well. Her song Famous Last Words (Ode to Eaters) is about having an unhealthy obsession and relationship over someone you love and beg for them to stay and eat your entire body to be a part of them, I heard it’s a weird cannibal type song.

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

something That keeps me from writing songs is my pain I would say ... I am a guitarist and sometimes brainstorimg trying to write / come up with lyrics makes me flash back / replay scenes like a movie of my life where I suffered things, I sometimes end up feeling like a coward or seeming like a "pussy" to start wanting to cry when writing

[@Big_Mk]

Got Life

[@Mixabatch85]

Thoughtless by them i think would be a perfect one for you to react to.

[@SteveCoronado2]

If memory serves, and it may not, this song is about the music industry and how the band was treated at one point. Again I’m not sure but I think it’s about that. 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯

[@MySkull77]

You must react to Jeremy,by Pearl Jam

[@mostly_insane2291]

Rotting In Vain would be a good song to do.

[@mattnobrega6621]

When your given the world and your response is, "the world is not enough" 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️😮‍💨

[@gabrielstratton1775]

I'm pretty sure the "party" at the end was all other music celebs from that era

[@kevinrobbins3735]

I hope at some point you'll look at Love & Death (Korn side project) they do a cover of Let Me Love You which they use as an anti-suicide song

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

5:14 around this part

[@kanefears4245]

Can you hear me by korn is pretty deep & great

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

Funny thing most don't notice... eminem is in this video before he blew up. In the very end giving fieldy or munky dap.

[@lauraestevez8363]

Please do Clown, Trash, Can you hear me, or Hater by Korn

[@nauseantrock532]

💪🏼

[@Nuczor]

5:13 In the right side you can see Young eminem

[@dylanhayes8888]

You have one of the best stank faces out there. Love your face

[@HeartSupport]

I take this as the HIGHEST compliment! Thank you hahaha - T

[@thatonedude1003]

So many 90s icons at the end of that video…real ones can spot Eminem. He was an extra on the set…and was handing his demos to everyone!!

[@Budsandsuds75]

Just a suggestion: Life of Agony - River runs Red album

[@RJ_Cormac]

More KoЯn 👍

[@haroldthompson8284]

It was the stank face for me, let us know you were really jamming out😊

[@757-j4p]

"Heavy" Linkin park

[@toxictotodile]

could you do a "the amity affliction- pittsburgh" and well a lot of others in TAA track lists talk about depression and are all great

[@camwood8888]

Not many people notice, but this song is actually in a disco beat 😂

[@BenTrill]

You made reaction videos cool fr

[@LeandroOlavarria]

You're gorgeous!! ❤

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

You haveto pause it to see him

[@ЯковКазанцев-ъ1р]

Please, enjoy Daddy by Korn, this is dark psychology expirience.

[@WillianAdriel]

❤

[@adamsganchala2180]

team sleep- ever , please !!!!

[@cylonjiujitsu66kev7]

I would like to see you react to some SLAYER

[@patrickfuller2423]

Thoughtless , would be my next recommendation.

[@politicalscientist8880]

Eminem is in this video. He gave Munky a demo tape on set

[@jqxznetwork]

The KoRn represented in the thumbnail isn't the same band they were back in 1998.

[@AntonioRodrigues-bn1sb]

Great video, I think you should react to Pride from Kendrick lamar, he makes deep conclusions

[@chriscalvert4625]

Fun fact. Eminem has a cameo in this video. Before he was famous!

[@doublejmsu6745]

Who’s that getting the high five at 5:14 ?

[@michaelneal8982]

Eminem before he got famous.

[@chrismunoz7859]

5:13 to the right is Eminem. 😅

[@Urijahtmf]

DO BLIND PLEASE

[@ericmoney4572]

Someone with some money help me get some laura jane grace in the lineup🤣🤣

[@Sicmade8810]

At the end of this video if you pause it at 5:14 you will see Eminem

[@resputin1161]

if you want to sick watch Skynd ft Jonathan song is called gary hieidnk

[@Tarquin21723]

Just wait until you go through the Issues album.

[@JamesMaccomedy]

Do you ever go and watch the faces you make Doc?

[@knotvocalcovers5436]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE REACT TO HOPELESS AND BEATEN BY THEM ITS PERFECT FOR THIS CHANNEL!!!!!! PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!

[@phildigiovanni9687]

Right in two?