Therapist reacts to One By Metallica (ft. Jake Luhrs)

Therapist, Taylor Palmby, and August Burns Red vocalist, Jake Luhrs, analyze the lyrics of Metallica's "One" to discuss how even someone's one-in-a-million story can be relatable to all. The pain that someone goes through when expressed can make others feel not alone and the journey to triumph that someone goes through can be used to inspire others to continue on.
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#metallica #jameshetfield #one

[@jxstified7558]

We need a Fade To Black reaction like this one.

[@timbeatty8411]

Absolutely. It fits the whole psychological side of the reactors channel. Great reaction.

[@dalerobinson3436]

Yes.the Lincoln, Nebraska live version

[@aayushs8128]

I came to say Fade to Black but you beat me to it. My fav song.

[@MrTwisted003]

Or Master of Puppets...

[@user-pu6yg9nf2z]

Welcome Home (Sanitarium) would be good to

[@smokinsport]

This is Metallica's first video and it helped my mom and I connect more. It came out when I was in high school, listening to heavy stuff like this that my parents didn't get. But when I showed my mom the video, she remembered watching the movie when she was in high school. We sat and watched it while I told her the lyrics and she explained the movie. One of my better memories.

[@oldmantod]

this is awesome!!

[@HeartSupport]

I love this story so much. Thank you for sharing. -The Video Editor

[@adrianthayer4591]

My mom gave me "Master of Puppets" CD in 1986 as a Christmas gift. She was and is a devout Christian. I've been a metalhead ever since. I like a little of everything but metal just has that touch or pound if you will.

[@marthvader1191]

Orion was the Metallica song that got my mom to "ah ha" and she understood why I dug Metallica, she eventually started playing along on the piano.

[@timkane6392]

Thats an incredible story, thank you for sharing. I had a similar experience with my mom, when we were in the car, and I asked her to listen to their Bob segar turn the page cover. She couldn't get over how much she loved it, and kept saying, omg I love his voice. I love his voice, whats his name? Thats papa Het , mom. Lol, great times

[@520azdc]

When this video came out no one had seen anything like it before. Most people who saw it had never HEARD anything like it before. This was mainstream culture's introduction to Metallica. To this day I think it's still one of the most stunning pieces of audio-visual art ever created.

[@mstorrboy]

It wasn't the heaviest thing in metal at the time, but this video was huge when i was a teen. It was my hook into metal.

[@520azdc]

@@mstorrboy Metallica has never been the heaviest band in metal but when this video debuted it was definitely the heaviest thing to ever break into the mainstream. Like you Metallica was my gateway into metal. For me it was Puppets. Metallica deserves a ton of credit for creating millions of new metalheads whichever song or album it was that hooked them.

[@Me11oCarm]

This and Cult of Personality opened up an entire new style of music to this teen in the 80s.

[@allahbless2278]

​@@mstorrboyMetallica not going for heavy Goofy

[@ddinfant679]

Metallica was arguably the biggest act on the heavier side of metal at the time. Maybe Maiden could match them but no other band outside of them. There were more hard rock acts that were bigger, like Van Halen, ACDC, Scorpions etc but nothing this heavier metal... And at that time Metallica was soo inaccesible they had quite a Mystique of them.... Everyone else, including Slayer, had music videos already but Metallica hadn't done a thing, just Cliff em All documentary

[@ErebosGR]

You guys have no idea how many kids in the '80s and '90s worldwide developed anti-war beliefs because of bands like Metallica and Megadeth.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Which is interesting coming from a genre of music which quite a lot of the output material used war and glorification of violence. Alsoz metal as a genre is full of very Right Wing people politically. Very gun friendly folks for the most part

[@ErebosGR]

@@neilpatrickhairless Just like when others were glorifying alcohol and drugs, they were singing about the horrors of addiction. That's why their music hit so much harder.

[@NPC-fl3gq]

​@@neilpatrickhairless Glorification of violence!? That's an interpretation that most headbangers would probably disagree with. Most metal bands write their songs from a neutral point of view as though they're reciting historical facts, not opining from a certain political mindset. Sounds to me that you just like to demonise anyone who has different beliefs or opinions than yours. So much for inclusivity and diversity.

[@vincenelson9114]

Suicidal Tendencies, Rage Against the Machine

[@camannwordsmith]

I was one of them. I found this album at 12 or 13 (in the very early 90s), and it wasn't like anything I had seen or heard re: war before

[@paul7cfc]

What a brilliant reaction from the girl. 😮 "This is a piece of art" She got it right away

[@mcarriel]

I don't know: she was goofing around all the song. "licensed therapist", but not a good one, as I see...

[@brianbishop4753]

Exactly. But she’s over 18 so, *woman.

[@paul7cfc]

@@brianbishop4753 a girl can refer to a young woman, ya clown

[@Roh_Echt]

"Someone" (he knows who) was talking during this verse: "Landmine has taken my sight _ Taken my speech _ Taken my hearing _ Taken my arms _ Taken my legs _ Taken my soul _ Left me with life in hell." You must react to Master of Puppets (lyric video).

[@kaosmana]

RIGHT?!!! DUDE!!!! One of the heaviest lyrics in all of Metal history... dude has to speak over it. Jesus Christ. lol

[@andrewcastillo9558]

For sure lol !!

[@jimidave6281]

I was screaming "shut up!" :D

[@Evilslayer73]

Landmine take everything you have =pain,despair and death =liberty

[@nitro_001newman2]

@@kaosmana😂🤣 I’m laughing at what you said, because it was how I felt too. Like probably the best lyrics in the song, and this guy had to start talking over it.

[@johnthompson6374]

Boy robbed all of us from One of Metallica's most iconic verses. This was Metallica's first music video and so far hasn't been topped by them. The crossover to ptsd and addiction interpretation to being trapped and therefore hopeless is spot on. Peace/JT

[@thatonedude1003]

I agree 100%. I was flabbergasted!! I came to the comments to find someone else to call him out…so I could just say, “yeah…what john thompson said”!!!

[@primary2630]

lol i get you but it's not that big of a deal

[@johnthompson6374]

@@primary2630 What's not a big deal? PTSD? Addiction? Feeling trapped? Feeling hopeless? I suggest being careful when telling someone "it's not that big of a deal" .

[@anonymous-cy2ms]

@@johnthompson6374 Perhaps he meant the guy talking over it. We can all listen to this else wear without anyone speaking so it's not a big deal.

[@JeffreyBezeau]

@@johnthompson6374 Sheesh that's a reach to go for that when it was clear as running water that he talked about the dude.

[@CrystalDragon22]

I went to school every morning riding my bike listening to Metallica. I have a bond with my father through Metallica. My dad always said One was his favorite song. Dad passed away two months ago after we learned he had been hiding a fight with cancer for over a year because he didn't want to be treated differently. I have always loved Metallica and this song, but now the connection means everything to me. The memories of my father that live in Metallica's music. Dad I love you and I miss you so much. You protected me for 36 years and I love you for it. Rest easy now my superman.

[@user-ts7ns7bt2v]

Bless you and your dad. You’ll see him someday. It can’t end this way I know

[@oldmantod]

I am sorry for your loss - parents are like that, Mom never told us the severity as well.

[@NPC-fl3gq]

❤❤❤

[@joshcarpenter2008]

Lost my dad 24 years ago but we bonded over music too. The pain never goes away, but you do learn to deal with it.

[@coryhuff8083]

This was metallicas first music video as they were opposed to them for seeming mainstream or sell outish. James wanted to do something more meaningful and definitely succeeded.

[@markyoung8163]

Great react, except for when Jake was talking over a critical verse of the song. Ughhhh. It says "Landmine, has taken my sight, taken speech, taken my hearing, taken my arms, taken my legs, taken my soul, left me with life in Hell" Powerful!!

[@HeadbangingGlory]

I facepalmed so hard when he did that. Arguably the heaviest part of the song and it’s just talked over 🤦‍♂️

[@wes12777]

I agree with you about that.she did miss out on a important part of the message. Ugh🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ErebosGR]

My interpretation of the juxtaposition of the heavier and quieter parts is that it's supposed to mimic his quasi-wakefulness, with dreams of his childhood shifting into nightmares of the war and back, as his mind races between agony and apathy.

[@frc7951]

A piece of art, indeed.

[@user-tf9un1dh3i]

Also being trapped in your own head is a scary thought but lost his speech, sight, limbs but yet he’s alive scary

[@JackD89]

I was deaf, blind, unable to speak, and crippled for 12 days after a seizure that nearly killed me. It felt much longer than 12 days as time slowed down. I can confirm it is terrifying. The scariest part was when I started getting my hearing back and hearing the Dr's talk about me like a slab of meat. I was an "Interesting Specimen," and they brought in groups of student Dr's and Nurses to run tests on me without my consent. I overheard one ask another if I was a registered Organ Donor which was fucked up. I could hear but couldn't communicate. Thankfully, I found the willpower to fight through it and learn to walk and talk again. It's been 2 and a half years and I'm about 95% healed. Hopefully, this time next year, I'll be normal again. Never take your life for granted.

[@MrTwisted003]

idk what people are spazzed about... I'd love to be trapped in my own head! Oh wait, nvm.. I could never win an argument, or on the bright side I guess, I'd always win? But joking aside, I never did understand this "isolationism" that people are tested and trained for/against for science on long space trips. They must not have met anyone in, or ever heard of jails/prisons... at times you could be in a 6x10 cell up to 23+ hours a day for weeks or months on end.

[@MikeBass-vi5bu]

​@@MrTwisted003 and we used to treat that isolation a inhumane punishment when we learned we are social creatures and that isolation can actually make some weak willed individuals to lose their sanity

[@MrUnbekabal]

This song helped me get through my High School years, still my all time favorite song ever IMHO

[@Stone_Sour83]

All 4 years of high school I blasted metallica

[@Warchild0311]

Me and the boyz played this at the high school talent show. Lol no singer, of course.

[@move_i_got_this5659]

Total therapy from bad parenting and bad neighborhood. Someone gets you mad and you put on Metallica and all the rage leaves instantly.

[@oldmantod]

Taylor threw that shade for sure, it's ok she just was not where we were when Metallica was IT, they were EVERYTHING and we totally get it man. Metallic-Cuh!

[@Andrewis-literally-onfire]

The book Johnny Got His Gun should be read by every person

[@vannahvengeance7903]

I agree. I wasn't prepared for how gut wrenching the book was, but watching the movie gives it that much more meaning.

[@mskasweetwyne]

Or at least these two doing the react

[@fenix_fawkes]

I agree. Gotta read the book, then watch it.

[@5500somerandomdude]

I disagree. Read All Quiet on the Western Front. It shows shellshock for what it is. It also shows how WW1 was essentially politicians sending young men into a fucking meat grinder.

[@janiahava7296]

Just love it when people hear old Metallica songs for the first time and they just sit there in the end with their mouth open 😁😄 Some of these old Metallica songs are pure excellence in musical art 👌🏻

[@Igamikun]

I just don't buy the over expressive faces she makes in every video that's crossed my feed. It's a ruse for your entertainment. "One" has also been present in several forms of media for over 30 years. Movies, games, probably viral memes and ads as well. There's no way it's the first time she's heard it. Metallica is the most popular metal band in the world, and this is often in the top 3 of their most popular songs.

[@samdorton1841]

There's a live performance of them performing this song on The Howard Stern show and James opens up about the lyrics, about his struggles with mental health during his teenage years which inspired the song. They found the movie for the video and intertwined them beautifully and even bought the copyright for the movie to make the video easier to show. Look up the Howard Stern clip and listen to James's story. Gives an entirely new perspective on the song.

[@wolfbro63]

When I was deep into my addiction I used to go to bed every night wishing for death and then cursing each morning because it didn't happen. Went to prison on drug charges, then cleaned my act up. Went back into the prisons,(including where I did time), for 10 years doing ministry and counseling. Will celebrate 28 years clean and sober in June

[@DCBabos]

Congratulations! Keep up the good work. I'm sure you've helped a lot of people along the way with your ministry work.

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

You missed the meaning completely. He is not saying that he is one like he is one in a million. He is saying that he is one as in he is completely alone. He cannot see, he cannot hear, he cannot smell, he cannot feel, he cannot hear... all he has is himself in his own mind. He is one. That is, he is completely alone, all by himself with no one to talk to or communicate with. All he has is his own thoughts to contend with. No body. No bodily functions. No friends or family. He is alone with himself. He is one. The completely united because there is nothing else to but him.

[@geraldpatrick-xw5bg]

You said it exactly

[@stevewoods76]

I don't think he is "one in a million" its more he is alone in a universe of One, he can't communicate with anyone, he is cut off from the rest of reality.

[@skramzy6628]

Both/and

[@backyardrailroader]

Listening to this song makes me think back when my mom was in hospice care for three months. She just lay there with her eyes open, unable to move. She could hold my hand, but that was it. Just laying there......

[@kevinhightides1]

i hear you. my mom didn't get quite that bad, but i came home to take care of her because cancer. it was brutal and i know exactly how you feel

[@berserkrhadley]

The doctor initially believes he's been decerebrated by the explosion, and therefore can't feel or think, hence our hearing him voice the phrase "Had I not been so sure of this, I would not have permitted him to live".

[@DJDOGG31]

IMO this is the best music video ever made. There is another music video version made of this song without the movie clips in there. This version is just so good.

[@needisaymoore2138]

I am genX and when I speak to my younger social justice minded friends about the male side of oppression I always tell them to watch this video. Often they don't like or appreciate heavy metal until they do. 🤘

[@love68]

56 year old 2 time vet here. I applaud you and your efforts. I salute you and those who come back and thank you.💪💯🤠🇺🇸

[@jameszabinski3558]

​@@love68I'm pushing 61 and love this music

[@love68]

@@jameszabinski3558 Hell yeah, brother!🤠💪💯🤘🔥🤘

[@protoclone138]

How does this relate to the male side of oppression? What do you mean by this?

[@puctuf]

I was 11 when this came out. It was the first thing that made me think about what it meant to be alive. There were a lot of 'heavy' bands active, heck this was Metallica's 4th album, but this was arguably the first metal song to cross over into the mainstream in such a huge way. There were a few videos that featured movie clips, but they were almost always from soundtracks, This is one of, if not the only, video that I've ever seen that interweaves movie clips in a narrative way. Easily one of the best videos ever.

[@Requiem4aDr3Am]

kirk with my favorite solo of all time.

[@oldmantod]

effortless... just effortless...

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

This video was my first Metallica experience when it was on MTV as a teenager. Few songs have ever impacted me harder: the definition of living Hell. Now twenty five years later as a Veteran who has fought in a war I am grateful for not having such a fate.

[@lunatick3628]

just wanna say thank you all so much... i am starting therapy again and because of heartsupport i no longer feel alone in this fight.

[@spectech73]

I remember when they released this video. We were all so hungry for new music from them. I got chills seeing this for the first time. Over 30 years later, the feeling is the same.

[@nickrandazzo4162]

This song came out early/mid 80s and nobody was prepared for the realism. Art imitating/explaining life-priceless/timeless.

[@ErickHenkel]

"... and justice for all" came out late in 1988. You have to picture that Metallica didn't form until 1981, and didn't exist in the form that everyone remembers until 1983. 1983: Kill'em All 1984: Ride the Lightning 1986: Master of Puppets 1988: ... And Justice For All

[@johnfoster2303]

What an awesome collab! Coincidentally, August Burns Red has got me through some tough times and they are always so cool with the fans. Literally every time I've seen ABR live, they stayed in the venue after the show to interact with the fans. I hope they get all of the accolades and staying power they deserve with the message and attitude.

[@HeartSupport]

Oh man I'm going to show this to Jake. He is the founder of this channel and nonprofit. So expect a lot more with Jake on here. Hold Fast -The Video Editor

[@darrensmith6408]

@@HeartSupport As long as he doesn't talk over important lyrics!

[@Jayteaseepiirturi]

Taylor's face is just priceless throughout the song. :D

[@luvqraft6024]

From my experience, some would tell that man that happiness is a choice and to smell the roses.

[@kylestrawn7477]

I've been a Metallica fan since i can remember. I was born when this song was released. James Hetfield is my idol. His songwriting helps me every day. Keeps me going. From Kill Em All all the way to know with 72 Seasons. Even at his age now, he struggles. 😢. Im am almost 36 years old now, and his and Metallicas music helps keep me going. Along with a few other bands, Metallica was my first band to make me feel like I'm not alone in my personal feelings. Thank you two for doing this.

[@paulhester2588]

Thank you for shining a light on this subject. If I may add, among as the things you mentioned, this young man was going through, a small part that I know very well, despite having so little of what this man must have gone through; is the “fear and terror”you feel when trapped in your own head. Thanks again! ❤

[@Daw231]

Welcome to my youth when there was music television… this song and Unforgiven were chilling

[@Therealone07]

I’m 41 and I had heard Metallica before but after watching this video and listening to this song I immediately became a Metallica fan!

[@Braustolz]

Best Anti War Song ever written

[@spect9567]

with war pigs from black sabbath

[@rustywater3219]

War pigs is up there also.

[@dagoelius]

Holy Wars

[@genelovely7340]

Disposable Heroes

[@danielhigley8543]

Byob

[@vincematthews864]

I love Taylor's reactions. Her facial expressions says it all. ❤

[@Randall_Kildare]

I have yet to have met *anyone* who wasn't left gasping after listening to this song.

[@Lance_MadCat]

27 minutes pass by so quickly! I enjoyed you two and the music so so verymuch

[@melissaspencer1014]

THIS is why they are the pioneers of metal!! 💜🖤💜

[@shinigamikuroshitsuji336]

You can really feel the pain and desperation of the person who is trapped in their mind helplessly, it is a work of art. Another song talks about something similar but about an older person. "Death blooms" by the group mudvayne

[@Tonetruk]

This song, along with the video, always conjures up strong emotions for me. What a horrible and hopeless situation to be in. Sometimes I when I am feeling a bit down or depressed, I try to remember that my own personal situation could be so much worse and that I must pick my head up and move down the road of life. Thanks for reacting to this song.

[@tattedandgatted]

My Uncle is 7yrs older than me. I was fortunate enough to have him as a music guide when I was young back in the 1980s.

[@papawheelie1645]

My favorite Metallica song of all time and the coolest one to see in concert! Lots of pyrotechnics!

[@nwslimbubba]

Metallica is my favorite band. I have been listening to them since the mid eighties. I am here still because of them. The Song Fade to Black got me through alot of Dark moments. And still does, the song just makes you feel like you are not alone the build up through the song just fills you full of energy again. Thanks for reacting to them.

[@user-iq7zh3ww9n]

Great reaction!! Fade to Black would be another great reaction.

[@garyfinden3137]

It was the nineties. Videos were a work of art and this one is a masterpiece!

[@paulbradbury5792]

One of the greatest songs ever!! I listened to this for hours nonstop when I was kid

[@johnsouthwell1869]

it is a piece of art

[@timborski1210]

Grew up with Metallica and they were a huge influence on me. The early music is so damn good and still holds up.

[@phillipharris5155]

I was 14 when this song came out. I definitely had the same vibe interpretation back then. I really liked y’all’s video. Keep doing the Metallica! Excellent review 👍🏻

[@user-ow3ek3dt4r]

What's unbelievable to me is that this song is nearly 40 years old, and you both are just hearing this?

[@tomlevi2106]

It's not. She talked about lyrics he hadn't sang yet. "I'm waking up and cannot see" A lot of these first reaction aren't first reaction. Obviously they watched it first and her open mouthed shocked look leans toward horrible acting skills

[@vinniedixon1140]

It's only 35 years old

[@cleanestbestpleasure14]

@@vinniedixon1140Well that makes sense. I can understand never hearing this song in 35 years. Not 40 though.

[@Johnnymack666]

Blonde chick definitely watches BET and black dudes all day.

[@user-lf7zc2rq5i]

Awesome Reaction 🤘🏻🔥🖤🔥🤘🏻

[@GraphixChimp]

I've binge watched all these. Loving therapy lessons while listening to my favorite songs. An idea for a future video would be Falling in Reverse The Drug In Me is You reimagined

[@andreamyers352]

I have been diagnosed with PSPD. I also love metal! Thanks for everything you do!

[@dougo2641]

Johnny Got His Gun is the most disturbing movie I’ve ever seen. The book also. The ending is a jaw dropper. This song performed live by Metallica is absolutely amazing.

[@jaramir23]

Imagine being 16 years old. No internet. No cellphones. The music was so deep and raw. I grew up to this, so today's music feels so insipid. This is a masterpiece of my time.

[@szeleddie]

"It was heavy when this came out back then" No my friend this will ALWAYS will be the HEAVIEST MUSIC FROM ALL OF THE MUSIC!!! They are GODS OF MUSIC!!!

[@jeremyluster9821]

but for the grace of god there go I, how bad things can get and how fast they can get there, realize how blessed you are right now. this song has always helped me deal.

[@IsifPopa]

I'm 98 years old I'm a world war 2 veteran I served with 16th Infantry Regiment. Part of the 1st Infantry Division, we were tasked with clearing the landing sectors code-named "Easy Red" and "Fox Green" on Omaha Beach first wave D-Day. My great grandson showed me this video. I definitely can relate to this video and song. There hasn't been a day I have not ended up back on that beach. I can smell the diesel fuel. I see my screaming dying comrade's it's as if I were still there. But I'm one of the lucky ones i got to come home.

[@generaldecker9971]

Best song ever. So good that I will watch this again.

[@mysticrhythms3348]

Great reaction - Love August Burns Red!!

[@majormogli3772]

i heard "one" for the first time almost 30 years ago and it has such an imersive influence on me and my understanding of music. it is clearly a milestone!

[@Moondirts]

This song and the video were both absolutely ground breaking.

[@kennaelexis]

I love the snarl that comes out when we listen to this Your reactions and always mine when I listen to damn good music

[@evilferret1453]

you dont listen to metal , you dont talk about metal . you just know , this is what i needed

[@crucialtaunt5717]

This song and Zombie by the Cranberries are songs I cannot hear (or watch the videos) without tears. I cry every time.

[@chaoznofx]

what a great reaction... she is so smart and had the data of the film and deduced the time reference... just excelent

[@user-tf9un1dh3i]

Awesome reaction guys!!

[@tankerboysabot]

This is absolutely my most favorite song of all time!!!!

[@mgpatterson8079]

A all time classic...change my high school years and into college.

[@bdawg2513]

Hey nice review on this song... one of my all time fav albums from Metallica. I have a friend in Sunmancer that will be opening for you guys in May :) I'll be going to the show in Chattanooga. Can't wait to see them and you guys.

[@RyansAwesomeMusic]

You guys are amazing

[@wheatthicks]

My town got a new rock radio station in the early 90s and for several months between the time they installed the equipment and when they were ready to go live all they played was One by Metallica on repeat 24/7. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to this song but it has to be in the thousands.

[@TheTurtlee1]

It's a frame of pain. People feel trapped in their own frame of pain. Songs like this can broaden that frame of pain to understand and sympathize others pain over one's own.

[@seminole17910]

One of the greatest metal songs of all-time! This song and the subject matter along with the video are so powerful. I remember when the used to play this on MTV. After the song, the VJ's would say something like "on a lighter note."

[@timbeatty8411]

As a die hard Metallica fan from the start in 83. This was so hard to digest at first because we all thought it was not as heavy but it took about the fourth time listening and i realized i had to grow up like the band was. Depper subjects and slower rhythm's.

[@rayvanhorn1534]

This song brought metal to a front seat at the Grammys back then. Prior to this hard rock/metal did not get the respect it deserved. “One” changed that & the video made everyone stop in their tracks. It also brought much needed attention to wounded veterans & the necessity for both physical & mental health. A Metallica fan since high school in the 80s, such a library of iconic tunes. (Do you plan on doing any classic rock or 80s rock? Hope so, I’ll keep an eye out)

[@stagger5863]

This where a great analysis of the number, enjoyed the talking very much

[@fatimapalacios2292]

Metallica helped me through difficult times... their songs are pain relief for me

[@kaingmc0]

The video does the song soo much Justice. It’s wild as many times as I’ve heard this song, seeing the video puts a whole new perspective on it and shows the versatile of Metallica

[@danielcarter305]

Yep, I remember when I first saw this on headbangers Ball!

[@protoclone138]

When this came out it was the darkest shit MTV would air and surprised they did. Making videos for songs on this level was uncommon. There were videos, but this is artistic in its vision.

[@jjs3890]

As a kid I head this and loved how beautifully heavy it was. Now as a grown mans and war veteran, it hits completely different. Very tough to listen to now but I was very interested in how therapist would react to it.

[@vincematthews864]

At 13 yrs old. A friend was killed in a car accident. One was played at his funeral. Took 20 yrs to beable to listen this song again.

[@brianwalker6647]

you are right ,,,,,when this came out,,,,,,holy,,....,,.,.,its what got me into metal,,,,,,,,

[@Flexstrong71]

this brings me to tears

[@hulkslayer626]

This was the most well named song, since it is my number 1 favorite song ever. It was also my gateway into Philosophy.

[@dennisbarker5986]

Really love this reaction, I'd love to see your reaction to dream theater pull me under

[@ddinfant679]

This was Metallica's very first music video... During the MTV generation they had built a name for themselves with ZERO radio airplay or MTV videos... For most of us this was the first time we ever truly see them outside of magazines and the documentary Cliff em All. Maybe some clips on MTV but no actual performances... They were top of their genre and this comes out... And this came out in 87 and there was no other videos until 1991... So from 84-91 this was the "One" Metallica video. It was absolutely Epic

[@jofoloco22]

That particular song touched me a lot from the moment I first heard it, even before I knew its meaning, especially from the first time I saw the video, at that time I was only about 12 years old... Now I'm a retired soldier, I was in the Army for 20 years, and I saw many comrades lose legs and different parts of the body and now that I'm no longer in the Army and I see the video again, I feel it more personal and it gives me a lot of feelings of sadness for my fallen friends.

[@HeartSupport]

From sbrent: @jofoloco22 First of all, I want to thank you for devoting your life to serving our country. The compassion that you have for all of the veterans that have lost their lives to protect this country indicates that you are a man of love and honor and that is the highest badge any man can wear. Thanks for your service!

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From djstarion: @jofoloco22 Hello friend, First of all thank you so incredibly much for your service. I couldn't even imagine some of the things that you and other warriors have seen while deployed. I've heard many stories like yours remembering their fallen friends and comrades in battle, whether it be on the physical battlefield or the mental battlefield. It's okay to feel sadness for your fallen friends. One of the best things i've heard from a soldier, ironically enough at a Metallica show in Chicago, was when we were leaving and it had been his first time seeing them, just coming home from deployment. He broke down seeing something that reminded him of a friend he lost just a few weeks prior. He said "The reason that flag is flying is because it's being blown by the breath of our friends lost in combat". That hit me so hard but it's 100% true

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From Micro: @jofoloco22 I can only imagine how especially deep this song must resonate with your heart. To picture this soldier in a pain that is so intertwined with loneliness/isolation at the same time. It makes a profound difference when you understand that kind of experience out of your own story. It makes so much sense to think and reflect back on the people you've known that are not here anymore or were hurt in combat. People you've learned to know personally, saw life in them, then witnessed how wounds and war ended up affecting their life, the life of the people who love them, and who they are as well. It's hard to feel for the people you are attached to, to see the pain they endure and to feel it *with* them. It pushes you into this position of witness, where helplessness and sadness can hit so quickly and so easily. It makes you reflect on how things could, or should, have been. It's painful to face the same brutal reality over and over. I hope that, somehow, reflecting back and allowing yourself to feel this sadness has brought a bit of catharsis for you. So often our first reaction is to push those emotions away - for they are too heavy, too painful, too uncomfortable. You did well by sitting down and allowing yourself to name those emotions and experiences, reaelly. It may seem insignificant at first to comment on a video like this, but by doing so you've offered a gift to yourself. It's a beautiful gesture for this heart of yours that has things to feel and say - and they absolutely deserve to be listened to. May your fallen friends rest in peace, and may you keep on embracing the strength that lives in your own vulnerability. Sending much love to you, friend.

[@Evilslayer73]

we can feel the despair and the pain in this song the cruel and brutal reality for someone ...somewhere...death=liberty

[@krisdickson9740]

This is one of the most PROFOUND and DEEPEST songs of my generation....

[@Scoopy4444]

I really like her way she listen and totally comprehend right from the beginning. No wonder why she's a therapist. I would like to be understood like that . 😗

[@kennaelexis]

This is a heavy one for me can’t wait to see what’s said

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

One of my favorite songs then it was me with the tubes and turmoil. Still love the song.

[@Alycanj]

This is such a sad story, awesome reaction all the road paving songs incorporated this stuff, think of Iron Maiden " Number of the Beast", and so many others, to me the build to the solo was this man's pain and frustration and wish for death builds and builds and the guitar solo is him screaming inside, is just a epic epic song.

[@mikekarena]

Back then, each new Metallica song spoke to me in a different way. They knew how to key in on those things going on in our brains back then. Welcome home (sanitarium), fade to black, one, kill ‘em all, etc.

[@xtravagentk1275]

I’ve been watching your videos here and there. And only now am I seeing from the video that Jake from ABR is the founder of it? What the heck haha, didn’t expect that. Awesome.