Therapist Reacts to Vermilion pt 2 by Slipknot

[@weopkasdkopasdpkasdkl8065]

“She isn’t real” has helped me realize that the person that I imagined them to be isn’t who they actually are but a fantasy that I created out of a person within my own mind. This is the best way that I can explain how I understand the lyric.

[@Bendmeoverandfinishryan]

I'm living it

[@Fernando2699.]

From Pt 1 when he says "I am a slave and I am a master" is good because it shows he is the one causing it yet at the same time being controlled by it.

[@F11-c1u]

Or, he needed to be rid of the thought of her, and the only way for him to do so was to try and convince himself she was never real. Or, never for him.

[@patrikjuhlin3833]

I was 14 years old and thought I was in love for the first time with that fantasy of a girl, but later I realised she was someone else entirely. I must have listened to this song several times a day for like a year.

[@streeterarp]

I always thought ''she'' was death

[@thecapivaralover]

Slipknot played Vermilion part.1 in Knotfest Brazil 2024 and Corey sang "She is real, I just made her real". Such a development...

[@chrisolmos29]

Now we need Snuff, that’s a golden song

[@holycegaming4367]

She needs to listen to the live version

[@bradandsarahibbard1831]

Corey Taylor really writes a lot of his songs straight from a psychological and personal stand point. Which makes these kinds of analyses so interesting. Can't wait to check that one out.

[@heffatheanimal2200]

Corey is absolutely like a lot of us, and absolutely brilliant at articulating. Thinking about him lately with his current struggles

[@HeartSupport]

We are cooking up something good...😉

[@BrianMeyers-yl3om]

@@holycegaming4367 listen to this man

[@JadeVamp1986]

This song feels like the realization that there is no hope. And I can't listen to it without crying. 😭

[@Chris-0113]

Yeah. Well said.

[@acruix5100]

The beauty of music is it can mean many different things to everyone. To me the 1st song is a symbol of lust "a pheromone cult"..."pressure inside..". She is someone or something he believes would sate his desires make him whole. His anger being aimed at something he can't have "she isn't real" almost spoken like a mantra to himself. In vermillion part 2 it's like he comes to terms perfection was never attainable being whole was never possible. In the 1st the very idea of it held him back, made him anxious that he was broken. With part being his realisation and letting go of the unattainable ideal

[@spirit-of-revenger]

This song is actually by a psychotic man who felt frustrated by her and decided to kill her. The feeling he felt grew inside him, that's why he said he couldn't let it grow inside him.

[@Fatcat5113]

Same.

[@gawf99]

Some of us are just destined to live sad. At least we can share that.

[@OUTLAWinTX]

Now you see why Corey is something special. He pulls you through on many many songs.

[@paulstuartwilson485]

Personally, I think it's really good of you to use your platform/channel to help people with their internalized issues. It shows that you are a good human being and a blessing to those of us out here in the internet ether just making it through another day. Thank you, seriously. Hope you have a great day. 👍🇺🇸

[@HeartSupport]

We at HeartSupport really appriacte your comment. Thank you. We are glad you are here.

[@KristaHubbard]

not too many people understand just how genius they really are. That’s why I love Slipknot. One of the deepest bands I have ever listened to, and not too many people understand that they misinterpret the music. I’m glad I have friends that I sit and have conversations about their music with.

[@bass1bass2]

Yes very well put and I'm in full agreement. Slipknot is really helping me out through a very very dark time in my life right now

[@ajr4187]

Literally been my fav slipknot song since I was in high school when it came out.

[@andrewwalker5164]

I remember when this album was released, Vermilion pt1 and pt2 really stood out for me. At the time I was living with 2 friends - a guy I went to school with, and a girl who I did love at one point but we had grown apart. Even though we were living together, I didn't see much of her because of my work hours, and i did miss her. One night I got home about 11 o'clock at night and a little while later I heard her leave the house. I had these two songs on repeat and I was thinking of how I missed spending time with her. She never came home. She took her own life that night. I still get a bit teary listening to these songs sometimes even 20 years on

[@HeartSupport]

From AliceBlue: @andrewwalker5164 My heart really sinks and I feel your words and those feelings so deeply. I lost someone I love deeply in the same way and somehow I believe they are in the earth around us and with us. We carry them in our hearts Sending you love x

[@HeartSupport]

From twixremix: @andrewwalker5164 hey, thank you for opening up about your friend’s suicide and the feelings you hold about that night. i’m so sorry. please know that you aren’t alone and even after 20 years, grief has no set time length. thank you again for being here and sharing this difficult time in your life.

[@HeartSupport]

From Listening2Day: @andrewwalker5164 What a poignant story you share here. Music has such a powerful way of touching emotions and memories. I hope this music also helps to bring you some peace as well.

[@HeartSupport]

From Micro: @andrewwalker5164 I hope the tears, however consequent or not, brought a little bit of rest to your heart, even if happens to be just by the possibillity to breathe a little more deeply. It's heartbreaking to lose someone you loved in such a sudden, unexpected and brutal way. At one moment there is life that is shared, conversations, moments of joy and memories created. There is sound, there is life. Then the moment you learn about what happenes, it feels like a button has been pressed, as if reality couldn't be trusted anymore. For it is too hard to compose with it, and too difficult to wrap our mind around the void that loss creates. I'm sorry that this person took their life that night. I can't begin to imagine the amount of pain they must have felt, and on your end, how much you certainly tried to rewrite the story in your mind - thinking of what could have been said or done differently to, maybe, change the narrative. It makes sense to still feel affected by it and get teary when you are reminded of her. Even through her absence, she keeps having a presence in your life, in your own story - she left a mark, one that was met with love and was highly meaningful for you. It's hard to feel like two trajectories can be shifted away so brutally, to feel like opportunities of life have been lost, while dealing with the reality of being part of those who keep having the possibility to grow, laugh, live. I hope that, through these 20 years you've been holding on to the truth that any sense of guilt you may have carried on your shoulders never belonged to you. That it's okay to release that away from your heart and mind. Because it's human to think about all the what if's, it's also okay to offer ourselves the kindness and grace we need at the same time, especially when we grieve. We can love, care, be loyal, and at the same time even the people closest to us can decide to not be seen despite being in front of our eyes. It's an expression of pain, but not any individual's fault. You have been a significant ally in her life. :heart:

[@icravedeath.1200]

I can relate to that feeling, I think I remember listening to this song when my grandad died, even though I learnt the news around a few hours later.

[@Staysleepslime]

The first one is about him stalking her, the second one is after he killed her. He somehow makes murder seem beautiful. And Corey hates Rick Rubin said they payed him alot of money and he would show up like an hour a week and leave.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Can't imagine Rick Rubin and Slipknot in a room together. Lot of real big egos

[@Staysleepslime]

Yeah no way Corey and Rick's ego fits into a studio, that album did have a different sound then all there others so I guess Rick did something on it.

[@mediumvillain]

​@@StaysleepslimeThey sounded good, but I have seen a lot of stuff about how Rubin was working on a bunch of people's records all at once, and some stuff about Corey not liking the vocal takes he used. A lot of ppl complain that Corey isnt screaming his lungs out and crying in anguish on every song like Iowa but I like the deeper, more subdued tones of his voice on Vol. 3, and he screams a bunch too. There's a little more melody but he sounds good. The band sounds good. It's not as raw but it's more musical and its more or less defined their sound, where they can go from grindcore to grunge to acoustic to thrash or groove metal in the space of a couple tracks.

[@OhsoScary]

@mediumvillain None of us last forever. He’s getting worn out. I saw a suggested video of him talking about it

[@emyserozzi8088]

@mediumvillain that and also the fact that at the time they recorded Vol. 3 Corey was slowly getting sober. Whether throughout the whole IOWA era he was drinking 3 bottles of Jack Daniels a day, and not using any technique for his screams, But rather just yelling and "ripping" his vocal chords.

[@rolandyates907]

Snuff, dead memories, till we die and killpop are all songs id love to see you listen to, it’s been really refreshing to see someone who looks and acts like they wouldn’t listen to metal, not only enjoy it but dive deeper and see what we see, it makes a lot of us feel really seen and I definitely appreciate it a lot.

[@GhostCrowBrother]

I knew you'd be shook 😂 And the steam train wooo had me laughing 😂

[@SilentJoe1986]

For me this song reminds me of when you're crushing on somebody. The thing is when you crush on somebody you are crushing on who you think they are and not who they really are. That person you have a crush on isn't real. You ask them out and get to know them you find out who they are. If there's disappointment because they don't live up to your fantasy you can't let that build up inside of you. It isn't their fault you built a fantasy partner in your head.

[@najtrows]

Exactly how I always thought about it. The fear that convinces you to not interact because "she probably doesn't like me anyway", "I probably made it all up".

[@Lego221offical]

I tried to get a girl to realize I like her through music and I legit cired for weeks on end when she said she sees me as a friend and nothing more

[@AlexHimself719]

That's exactly what I was thinking, except I'm the one who is the crush. I'm not sure who she sees me as right now but I fear she won't like who I actually am. Oh well, we'll see how it goes

[@christbland]

This woman is such a vibe.

[@lawrencefine5020]

Try Left Behind from Iowa album.

[@MarkPeterson-s7j]

Yeah I'd love to see that one.

[@flipjupiter1]

Yea, because they're very similar. You jadrools.

[@juanarocha8629]

Free Palestine And Free Venezuela

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

You're interpretation of this song is incredible, i am definitely subscribed. Metal music has always been my therapy . Thank you

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

Love is the most beautiful thing and the most torturous and vulnerable thing in existence simultaneously.

[@MacMc691]

This is the CD that got me in to this band. The local rock station was playing Duality left and right at the time, then both Vermilion songs came out and that was all it took, became a huge fan. Enjoy your analysis of this music, it gives a perspective that I didn't understand at the time, I was just the typical rocker banging his head. lol

[@bLaCkMaGiK512]

This song has been my long time favorite of my favorite band and helped me thru the many years of battling suicide attempts and depression and mental breakdown. Literally both parts helped me realize how much I internalize all my feelings. I’m so glad I found this channel. ❤

[@Cosmic_Observer33]

I'm on the verge, my friends. I can't anymore. Peace be with everyone. I hope no one ever feels that loss ever. I wish love and peace and happiness on everyone who see's this.

[@LimbicGrave]

literally the little ''jumpscare" at 0:17 was the first thing to make me smile today, and its past 10pm

[@VINICIUSBH100]

I love the way you analize the lyrics, best regards from Brazil : )

[@Syntheticbreed]

Vermillion 1 and 2 always reminded me of watching my friends deal with and try to overcome addiction.

[@Dvpt39]

This song is actually about his ex wife Scarlet. Scarlet is a shade of red and so is vermillion. Hence why the song is called Vermilion. It’s about getting your heart broken and realizing that the person you fell in love with and built your entire life around isn’t real. The first one delves into those darker feelings of obsession and possessiveness that we sometimes experience when we love someone. Part 2 is about acceptance, letting go, and the pain that comes with that.

[@slap_A_flamingo]

Heard this version before the first part. Definitely say this one is the best like. Amazing song.

[@tyrantt-1038]

The deluxe version of all hope is gone album has another version of vermilion pt2 it’s awesome

[@RobertRectenwald-jw3bo]

"This song is low key beeeeeeautiful"... -He murdered her

[@jonathanhigbee2533]

❤😊 Thank you so much much for everything your doing and for trying to help people we need more people like you Thank you so very very much 😊

[@KristaHubbard]

Sidenote, I do use Slipknot music as therapy not just Slipknot either but mostly Slipknot helps me process music is medicine

[@bigsbeeburrito6809]

It feels like a lifetime ago. I had just worked myself past serious suicidal plans. But my mind was fixated on a woman. A woman that I couldnt have and that I didnt need. The vermilion songs shined a light on my unhealthy obsession for me. And I moved past that issue. I grew up thinking love was neglect, abuse and pain. Especially from women. I didnt know what to do with myself. Everyone else made me feel like I needed a wife or girlfriend to be happy. But I dont. My happiness is inside and I can be in control of my emotions. No one else can ever be the solution. So your interpretation of this song is exactly how I received it back when I heard it. On a different note Id love to see you listen to some Hatebreed songs. Basically any of them. Hard heavy sound but the lyrics have incredible meaning and messages. They literally saved my life. They told me I have the power in myself, so I tried to make it one more day. And here we are 20 years later. Happy, fulfilled, and trying to listen and mentor some of the other guys that need some compassion and to be heard.

[@HeartSupport]

Amazing how from walking through really heavy and dark times, you are now standing up while being a voice of inspiration for others. What a journey! And what a beautiful testimony of growth/healing. You can be proud of yourself for not giving up on yourself and for gaining such profound insight on the battles you've been facing. I myself grew up in an abusive environment, so it's been - and somehow keep being - a lifelong process to dissociate that type of pain from genuine love. It leaves you with this void inside and the belief that you would only feel complete through others (or external substitutes). Instead, it's been such a meaningful journey it to learn to meet myself at an emotional level, and to be the one who builds a strong backbone for my life. Interestingly as you mention mentoring, at Heartsupport we have an online mentorship program (for which of course we always need more people willing to step in and volunteer). If that would be of any interest for you, here's the link to our website with more information: www.heartsupport.com/bts-volunteer - You have a strong story to tell and without a doubt a heart for this. Would love to count you in! - Marie-Anne

[@mb_13_]

You’ve found the words that I’d never found but felt. I have a tattoo on my chest with these words: “I won’t let this build up inside of me” because 5 years ago I was lost. I was profoundly frustrated because of many of “impossible to resolve” problems. I had a depression. And the only meaning and piece of a human happiness to me was my girlfriend that later cheated on me and I had to stop our relationships. And when I was at the bottom of my life I heard both these songs and main words and it helped me and now I’m doing well. That’s why I tattooed it on my chest as a symbol and the reminder about to what it could lead if you let all these stuff build up inside of you. Thank you for such a great reaction and explanation of meanings of these two songs from your professional experience. You are amazing! God bless you!

[@metalmaniagaming5518]

Slipknot is one of my favourite Bands and this Song is one of my favourites

[@tokyoroach333]

I love your input on Slipknot songs….. I wish you were here to us all decades ago

[@nicklemere8524]

You are so incredibly awesome! Thank you for what you do!

[@twotheabyss5966]

Your reaction when you connect the choruses is magic

[@Spew1210]

Parts 1 and 2 were great to watch… I love metal music and hard rock music, and Slipknot is easily in my top 10 favorites… all of that said your analysis of their lyrics has really helped add a new layer of appreciation for them (my appreciation was always for the level of talent that all possess to make such incredible songs). All of that said this has also helped me with my own therapy, and your reactions have helped me to dig deeper into my self and feelings between sessions, your reactions are hopefully doing the same for others. I can’t express enough even to strangers (which is why I’m not ashamed to say) MENTAL HEALTH IS SO IMPORTANT TO LIFE, and you reactions are great in helping to provide that… thank you, and keep doing awesome things for people

[@JustinMcclung-g2q]

Your analysis is soo good. Cory may be writing about about whatever specifically hes writing about, but your first take analysis is just as valid as anything. That the beautiful thing about music.

[@lincolnzeferino8287]

Bro... I listen to this song since it came out. I've got so emotional with this video. Damn

[@thomascarpenter9462]

This song saved me from myself in my darkest times thank you for your evaluation I never understood why it resonated with me in such a strong way now it seems to make more sense

[@mrpumperknuckles1631]

Same here man. I grew up alone. I seemed companionship at a young age and still ended up alone. Betrayed by people again and again. This song as many others to this day built up a lot of sadness in my life and helped me express my sadness and frustration in life. I guess that’s why men become so isolated socially in modern society. Regardless the amount of relationships I had felt suffocating but without felt lonely and cold… Regardless of our past traumas we should have more therapeutic songs like this. This art is exactly how music should be. Every story every lyric should be of a story a message.

[@Khorn3]

I just discovered this channel and that song is... well... connected to many things. I didn't expect to find it here, as it isn't as famous as other songs covered. I appreciated to encounter it, as internally complex as it can be. Thanks.

[@taurusbull8276]

One of the best vocal performances of all-time in my opinion.

[@tnightwolf]

By far, one of their best songs.

[@MrRickstopher]

It’s nice to hear someone have pretty much the same exact interpretation that I had when I first heard this. I was a desperate young man with hopeless expectations. This song was one step in a long process of understanding and managing my expectations. I love that your conclusion is the same one I had when I first heard this. Hoping to be saved is such a mental trap, we have to save ourselves. “She isn’t real I can’t make her real.”

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

I love these reactions and i especially love your interpretations and your take on the songs! Please keep being awesome! You are helping me while jamming out! And I love it! 🤘🤘❤

[@DavidJones-tp7td]

My favorite part "A catch in my throat. Choak, But I won't let this build inside of me." The realization that it's just a fantasy and it is reality that he needs to face.

[@ttrriipp]

Everyone learns & music teaches when people listen to honestly understand the meanings. Slipknot is awesome!

[@preeque]

As a youth i never fully grasped the lyrics of most of their songs. A line or a rhyme by itself would have carried an idea or emotion that i could reflect on and sing for myself when i needed encouragement. When i got older i started to see that these songs contain so much thought and work. Thank you for your videos. Its great to see another person respond to the songs the way i do and put into words exactly what they mean.

[@soilworley]

When I saw them live back in the day they play this video across the top of the stadium it was an experience!

[@stropheum]

I love this song and music video so much. I imagine it as a narration of his love. This woman that he loves. It's BASED on a woman, but the woman he built up in his mind isn't the person he thought it was. He's tormenting himself by trying to breathe life into the woman he thinks he loves, but all that's happening is she's floating around in this morbid, animated but still lifeless way. Basically this woman was dead before she was ever alive, and the process the character is going through is actually mourning this person who was never alive. He's giving in and allowing himself to feel grief. He's allowed this toxic hope to build up so much inside of him, that this imaginary person needs to be legitimately grieved in order for him to move on. The last verse to me is like a tragic catharsis, finally telling himself the hard truths and reassuring him in between every sentence. She isn't real (i won't let this build up inside of me) i can't make her real (it's okay man, you can't let it build up)

[@spirit-of-revenger]

this song is actually by a psychotic man who felt frustrated by her and decided to kill her the feeling he felt was growing inside him that's why he said he couldn't let it grow inside him in part one he hadn't killed her yet and he was trying to contain himself, already in part 2 because he couldn't keep it inside himself

[@jayare5298]

When I was younger and I used to drink, this was my song of sorrow at night before going to bed. Now that I'm sober an older of course. I'll take it how you understood it, because it sounds very true to what I am dealing now. I look back at other relationships, women that I couldn't be with and I wanted to. This makes so much sense. The fourth step tells me that, this is just one root of my problem. THANK YOU. There is so much for me to figure out and work out and I am glad that I have the rest of my life to do it. Being human is, so much interesting now.

[@NathanExplosion1989]

What you said at the end about interpreting music as you hear it yourself is important. I love hearing the way other people interpret, but using your own thoughts is also important

[@joshvii5073]

Thank you I appreciate this video so much. I’m going through a rough breakup rn and it’s really helping

[@ericlegaria6233]

The song that I listen to every time I am drinking my coffee in the morning before going to school. Realizing that I have nobody and they're just inside my head.

[@patrickfellers4266]

A good psychological torment album with Corey Taylor is Stone Sour’s House of Gold and Bones parts 1 & 2 lyrically it’s a mental whirlwind. Even has accompanying comics. I’d love to hear a therapist’s reaction to those.

[@bradandsarahibbard1831]

HOOOOOOOOOOOO (unsuspecting train meme) lol seriously though, Vermillion 1 and 2 are some of my favorite Slipknot songs (and songs in general). Not just for the composition. But the underlying psychological story that plays out. I know the singer and bandmates all have very rough lives and terrible times in their lives. You can only peak in through the lens of their creative outlet to see a fraction of their inner turmoil. Its also so relatable. Like who hasn't felt that intense need for someone else to make their life right only to find out that it wasn't necessity. But you find its just infatuation and now you don't know what do to. Great video. Great analysis. Subbed!

[@FlawlessJake84]

We all want what isn't real

[@RonaldAlfonzoBlackLinkVZ]

Thx for doing this videos, now i understand what the songs rly means, and your explanation help me to solve or at least have a guidance how to face feelings

[@lukejewell2257]

And just like that you lifted all the weight off my shoulders. Th and you 😊

[@willholcomb150]

I never heard anyone put it into words like this its amazing

[@n3tl0kr]

I love this channel! The way you broke this down, even though I’ve been a fan since I was in high school was incredible. Divorced six years ago and watched my family go through hell and have done everything to force my external world into something that I need it to be for me and my kids because I still can’t understand what happened to the life I had in my hands…damn

[@HeartSupport]

From SuperTay: @n3tl0kr I totally agree. I see Slipknots music in a totally different light after watching all the awesome way Taylor can break it down. It has been a blessing in my life in a lot of the same ways as a lot of what you are saying you have been through. I lost my the life with my wife and family in an instant or so it seemed. I still find myself wondering where things went wrong. I know the feeling and I don’t know how to help other than I want you to know what I wish I knew more of sometimes. That being, you are not alone no matter how lonely it feels… and that I hear you. We (HeartSupport) hear you and are always here for you. We can overcome great things when we stick together. Hang in there friend.

[@HeartSupport]

From d07232017: @n3tl0kr Slipknot is one of my favorites, too. I think sometimes we're not really meant to understand everything. And I choose to believe that is for our protection and good. That still doesn't make it easy, though. You've obviously done a beautiful job at re-creating your world and moving forward. Take time to savor that strength and resilience while also working to be ok with not knowing or understanding why life took a direction you were not expecting.

[@nathanstanley4575]

I love this song. It's been there when iv had to move on after heartbreak. I love the reaction

[@bryanroth7248]

Some of Slipknots tracks honestly moved me to tears before just from the message in it and the relatability to how Corey is saying that message. Some of the tracks like this one have such an emotional response to me. Slipknot is definitely not just all scream yell devil curse gore gross. By far they have been my favorite band for some time and I will always cherish these songs for what they are.

[@brunojoseassen8192]

@HeartSupport. I was looking for slipknot reactions and I looked in to this, then the more you talk about it, the more I understand. I was looking for outside solution with a girl that I recently seperated with, so I understand now that I was trying to find outside solution that I need to work on the inside. It really open my eyes. Thank you for explaining

[@rebeccadavis3078]

LISTEN TO SNUFF SONG BY SLIPKNOT! THIS SONG HAD ME CRYING! COREY TAYLOR AND JIM ROOT PLAYED THIS SONG FOR ME BEFORE THE PUBLIC HEARD IT!

[@masonyuzwa8717]

I kinda think that the first one was about an obsession whereas the second one is the realization that the perfect person is just a figment of our imagination but at the end when her eyes open and she sees the sun it's about seeing the light after the storm is done !!

[@glenndavis8937]

“I won’t this build up inside of me” Having become somewhat infatuated with a woman I used to work with but being unable to be with her, when that realisation sunk in I emotionally “shut down” towards this individual in an attempt to stop feeling an attachment to her. Just my thoughts on how parts 1 & 2 tie together for me

[@nicoleoliveiraf__]

That song (and phrase: I won't let this build up inside of me) is so powerful to me, that I have a tattoo on my left arm s2 I live it like a mantra, and it feels good

[@Schmepanda]

😮❤

[@mohammadrezafatemi2185]

I needede to hear this words, so thx and respect to your knowledge and viewing angle 🫰🏻

[@simplyhuman3982]

Glad you put licensed and listened to pt one first.

[@aaronscott8713]

I've been watching your videos for the last hour. Im a metal singer myself and its awesome to watch someone react to some of the deep tool, korn, and slipknot songs without negative judgemet. I've tried to get counseling my whole life and have always been met with a reaction that my pain through childhood abuse, and my mental status from such is a result of my own sins. I dont believe in therapy or counseling anymore because through all of the judgement I'm also smart enough to know that most counselors have never experienced any real horrors in their lives and are making assumptions based on text books. I wish I had different experiences. I'd love to have someone listen to me the way you do these artists. My lyrics are a reflection of me, but never tell the whole story. You are doing something wonderful, and even though I'll never see another therapist, you give me hope that maybe after I'm gone someone may hear what I've been screaming and take the time to understandit without judgement. Thank you for what you do. @heartsupport

[@garyforestier1118]

A lot of people have Slipknot totally wrong, if you decifer the lyrics, there's a lot of deep stuff in them. Definitely my #1 band 🤘

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

My Plague by Slipknot was my favorite of the Iowa album

[@davidswenson3851]

Thank you for helping me understand my feelings. Thank you!

[@arisonmineiro1230]

Esculto essa musica desdá minha adolescência, e é minha favorita do Slipknot, mas nunca sentir tanta a mensagem da musica como agora vendo seus vídeos. E é incrível como na minha vida eu fazia esse ciclo de depositar minha esperança e minha felicidade em alguém, e ficar confuso e perdido quando esse alguém me fazia mal, desde 2023 comecei a me cuidar com terapia e bons exercícios e amigos que me escultam e querem meu bem. Espero que essa realização e essa mensagem da musica chegue a muitas pessoas 🙏

[@marfellluke]

Before I found out the what the song was actually about I thought it was about dealing with bipolar as a man and the struggle with the rage and anger mixed with deep sadness and shame and struggling with identity and who I was. It still hits me like that to this day

[@jov6859]

Standing here, crying… Vermillion ❤

[@MrYelly]

The sudden train "whoooo" made me sub instantly.

[@hgbugalou]

This and part 1 really cover all the stages of grief once you realize the person you love doesn't love you back.

[@Drescher1984]

Another song series that is pretty cool is Metallica - Unforgiven I, II and III.

[@ideitbawxproductions1880]

Another great song series: Tool - Disposition, Reflection, Triad

[@frighty]

Great generalized points. Wish we could see the reaction to what the commonly held beliefs of the true meanings are for both of these songs.

[@Dingleball-rw6jh]

Mettal starts with angst and after u find ur peace u don't hear the words u feel then and instead of the anger u feel emotion in a sad front. This song helped me move on when saw my wife in bed with my best freind of 23 years and I walked from Southern Minnesota to Canada trying to understand the lyrics

[@socalnitro]

My favorite love song

[@motafett]

Please react to Ren - Hi Ren. It captures mental health struggles beautifully. The video is done in one take (3rd attempt). ❤ Your reactions 😊

[@StevenTonkinson-u2z]

makes me cry singing this everytime if you havent do. through the glass stone sour

[@Superbeast547]

Damn, I really needed this video.

[@goodluck-sx8zf]

Bought this album when it dropped. Only speakers in the house were on my brothers computer in his room. Im in there listening to this when him and then wife. Ex wife to him now but not my story. She asked me who it was and couldn't believe it was slipknot. Didnt ask me why i was listening loud and tears behind a smile. That goes back to old drama in my life.

[@kennethriddle433]

This pair of songs always makes me think of the stages of bipolar syndrome. Pt.1 is Mania, Pt. 2 is Depression. First he wants her at all costs, second he believes he can NEVER have her.

[@Jake_7Collector]

Did you all notice the first time she opens her eyes throughout the whole video Is when Corey said she isn’t real Been listening to slipknot for 15 years now❤

[@mendronesg]

That train picture 🤣🤣🤣 subbed

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES ^^ my favorite sing along song by Slipknot

[@Gm1ne-ro8bp]

I honestly think that the song Vermilion is the reason why they named the album it was under; "All Hope Is Gone".

[@darkhalf81]

Actually if we pay attention to the visuals, Vermillion part 2 was the prequel to the whole storyline of Vermillion which was an amazing approach. It started as an unrequited admiration that turned into an unhealthy obsession (part1).

[@mickaeldendele8533]

and now the masterpiece THE NEGATIVE ONE.

[@nelsonmartinacuna2837]

I like your reactions, I also laugh at your craziness ☺️

[@Droluk_]

@heartsupport To me, the songs are about being in a relationship with someone who you've put on a pedastal and worship. The first song is the anger and rage felt immediately losing that person, while part 2 is about the sadness felt over that loss and realization that they are gone. The she isn't real part is realizing that the person you loved was not who they really were. It was merely an image that you built in your own head of who they were. After my divorce, when people asked why we weren't together anymore, I told them it was because I was in love with someone who didn't exist. Both of these songs, along with other Slipknot songs, helped me get through some rough times.

[@leonemfrag3826]

It took me a time to appreciate Subliminal Verses when it came out... Circle and Vermillion Pt.2, while being accoustic and soft, ended up being my favorite songs on the album. You should listen to Circle too, that's for sure.

[@TBO3ntertainment]

I loove this song!!!

[@nikqueenfan]

PLEASE react and explain ‘Bother’ - the song by Corey Taylor’s side project - Stone Sour! Love your reactions, you’re putting all the inner thoughts and feelings from these songs into words just amazingly!

[@DanielGuarch-n8s]

I recommend you “The Virus of Lifes” from Subliminal Verses too. Please this song is very interesting 👌🏻

[@lisam.willadsen]

@heartsupport Omg I love both the versions of this song .. but your breakdown hit so hard thankyou - I get it ❤