this one gave me anxiety | BO BURNHAM - All Eyes On Me (from INSIDE) (REACTION!)

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This is our second and sadly last reaction to the new Bo Burnham special! We watched the rest straight through after this, but this song was.... something else. It definitely got to me. Inside should win an Oscar... it's obviously much more than just a comedy special. Also, sorry for blurring the video, it was the only way I could seem to find to not have it blocked by Netflix.
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[@Fubbernutt]

It’s actually not auto tuned. He pitched his voice down a whole step so it sounds deeper and added a butt ton of reverb. His singing is authentic though and it makes it so much better. Thanks for reacting!

[@babassoonist557]

Auto-tune is a colloquialism for any effect added to a voice

[@Fubbernutt]

@@babassoonist557 I know, but it’s misleading sometimes. Real autotune has a negative connotation because it enhances someone’s singing regardless of their actual skill. Reverb and other effects like it don’t. If someone sings badly with a ton of reverb on it still won’t sound good. I’m sure you probably know all this though. I’m just ranting

[@chelronin7843]

@@Fubbernutt yea but at the same time, anyone should be able to make music and the fact that it makes them sound “better” shouldn’t be indicative of their skill in music making. Although we should still applaud talented singers.

[@Fubbernutt]

@Dr. Perl Junior I didn’t mean he was pitch corrected, I just meant that the entire thing was pitched down. His voice is not normally that low, and looking at the versions on KZbin where they reverse the effect to hear his original voice, it’s obvious that it’s a totally different scale. I think his singing is still authentic because you can hear a few times where he’s not perfectly on the note.

[@Vic-Valentine]

this is very wrong tho, this is not very autotuned but obviously still is pitch corrected you can clearly hear it doing his add lips and doing speech, and theres nothing wrong with that

[@YesThatNeal]

He sings this right after he breaks down, which was also when I lost it. After the special ended I sat for 20 minutes in silence contemplating what I just saw, then immediately watched it again. It's been 5 weeks and I still can't shake it.

[@Doncr4nk]

I can't stop watching/listening to it. It's hard to describe how the show as a whole makes me feel. It's one of the greatest artistic accomplishments of our time.

[@cherielopez4867]

@@Doncr4nk I watched it like a week ago, and don't have any Bo fan friends so since I finished it I've watched I think every single reaction video to his stuff. (which I see the irony of considering he pokes fun at those lol) The special was so amazing and I think I'm now addicted to watching people start a video all happy go lucky and slowly seeing the dread creep in.

[@jillydaqueen2282]

@@cherielopez4867 Same. It's slimey, yet satisfying... Hakuna mattata! 🤷😎👒

[@empod]

go back to it again! i watched it again last night after not watching it since it came out and it hit entirely different yet again.

[@vortexhawkeyes5628]

Where can I watch the special at

[@RealRedRabbit]

I legitimately started crying at "Got it? Good, now get inside." the first time I watched the special.

[@Doncr4nk]

Me too, those lines, at least to me, are from the perspective of his depression and anxiety.

[@bren7431]

I’ve suffered from anxiety and depression for the past 6 or 7 years and those words always hit me hard

[@alonmagen5865]

That line hits like a truck

[@Meggin2406]

@@Doncr4nk Anxiety, depression..on top of being quarantined which in turn made us self quarantine longer and for some even longer due to unemployment, just worsening mental health issues even more. 😑 😬😧😁😁😁

[@sameryounis1510]

@@Doncr4nk Or maybe it refers to the water? "don't be scared, don't be shy, come on in the water's fine"

[@Jesstryfox]

…seriously…you should watch the special. He is addressing his own mental issues but also shines light on ours. I went through many ups and downs while watching it and after watching it. I feel like I’ve evolved to a point where this song is him reaching out and taking me out of my own depression. 💕🙌🏻🥺

[@Dreadwroth]

All Eyes on Me blew me away when I realized he breaks down right before, it changes the text of the song completely.

[@unlimitedpoweracademy1934]

Honestly, I couldn't have out that better. This song is strong af and probably the best one he's made imo

[@oikeeherkku]

When I watched the special, it broke me. It made me realise how long ive been hiding and ignoring my feelings. And honestly watching this special kinda pulled me back to reality and made me realise I am not okay.

[@Jesstryfox]

@@oikeeherkku same…and that it’s okay to say, “I’m not okay”. Currently seeking professional help, and also focusing on healthy holistic choices/changes to make in my life. The first step is saying it, acknowledging it. 💜

[@EetYajKundorp]

@@oikeeherkku Same. I thought I knew what to expect and by the time this song came on I was in tears.

[@granolaswab]

It hits even harder in context with the rest of the special.

[@jordanmcquay9077]

This whole special is an excellent representation of depression and that feeling of isolation

[@jharris2975]

Well said. I love this song, and always had a smile when watching this music video. After watching the special, I cannot help but cry everytime I watch this. Truly a masterpiece.

[@marioguerra4613]

The fact that y'all started this video all happy and laughing and half way your faces got a bit serious means you know exactly what he meant...it hurts

[@sydneexxceasy9063]

I love her reaction. She was smiling huge and to watch her smile slowly fade to sadness and empathy. She felt that slow down deep inside. It was beautiful to watch. Thanks bridge. We love bo and we love you guys

[@cassguenther749]

Not gonna lie, I loved watching both of your moods shift through this. Like in the beginning you both seemed positive, laughing and happy, but then when it climaxes and drops hard you can watch the deeper, sadder realization of the meaning of the song.

[@magiv4205]

I barely slept the night after that special and could barely get it out of my head for a week. To say it hit like a truck feels like an understatement.

[@samantharosejohnson]

I legit had all the songs in my head on loop even while I slept after this first came out lol

[@jordanledoux197]

The way I described it to other people when I said they should watch it is, "it's the most impactful artistic expression I have ever experienced."

[@gobbelgub4031]

beginning of the song: aha this is kinda funny halfway through: tears

[@ericminnick4295]

You can always tell when someone gets this song and went through something similar when they watch this! It’s hits hard.

[@raghadalsadik3255]

Don’t overthink this” - when someone with general or social anxiety tries to explain what exactly they’re afraid is going to happen, they’re told “you’re overthinking things! Nothing bad is going to happen” “Look in my eye”: it’s also a common way to cope with social anxiety or awkwardness. come on in, the water’s fine”:the phrase can also be used metaphorically in other social situations (eg someone asking a wallflower at a party to join everybody else on the dance floor). bo suffered panic attacks on stage when performing. In the chorus he is telling the audience to get up and get involved, because he wants to entertain.( "get your fucking hands up") When he starts to panic, he wants the audience to stop watching and instead pray for him.("heads down pray for me" )

[@cass6097]

I could tell the exact moment you “got it”. It’s hard not to get emotional when you have lived experience too. That moment is palpable.

[@willjohnson8446]

You should react to his performance: Can’t Handle This (Kanye Rant). It’s the performance from 5 years back where he was experiencing the panic attacks. It’s pretty easy to see he was dealing with a lot of uncertainty.

[@KingsBard]

"Buddy it already did" that freaking lyric

[@Banned4Life]

"Honey, it already did." Not much of a difference, but just to point it out.

[@GhostMan407]

@@Banned4Life actually its buddy

[@Banned4Life]

@@GhostMan407 It's just... not. There's no argument here, the lyric says 'honey'. Bo says 'honey'.

[@GhostMan407]

@@Banned4Life wrong

[@sameryounis1510]

@@GhostMan407 it's honey

[@the1fortheages]

Ever since Bo's special came out, I've been obsessed, unhealthily obsessed. And there's really only 2 types of reactions for this song. Either the reactor is familiar with Bo's work and the left turn into madness turns everyone's smiles into frowns, OR the reactor has no idea what they're getting themselves into and are wondering how in the fuck this shit was supposed to be funny. They were expecting Bo Burnham comedian/musician, and they got Bo Burnham depressedly introspective banger.

[@amplelola23]

I’m the first reactor nd my lil brother is the second reactor. He had no idea who Bo was, I only showed him a clip from the Kanye rant to give him an idea of what to expect and let’s just say I’ve caused my brother to be a bit depressed. Yikes!

[@paintedhorse6880]

You thinking his art is about criticizing the left is literally the same as conservatives unironically thinking Stephen Colbert was actually on their side. I swear you guys are actually incapable of understanding satire.

[@the1fortheages]

@@paintedhorse6880 literally no one is criticizing the left. What the heck are you talking about?

[@robertocortez5553]

I noticed how their attitude changed as soon as he mentioned his panic attacks

[@samf9607]

I saw that too. They get it💜

[@AmeliaTheVicar]

Ahhh I don't know how yall could smile and laugh through that. It's literally heartbreaking.

[@ryanreichert5007]

Such a weird feeling balling your eyes out at a video while people are laughing at it at the same time

[@bethfinn370]

Yes! It's like lost on them. I find reaction videos like this to be tragic. Clickbait.

[@vabp8985]

Cause they didn't get it at all

[@nervrenders]

They missed the entire point. I disliked the video. It's such a gorgeous song and deeply serious and just seeing them smile and laugh.... it's clickbait. One of the worst reactions I've ever seen.

[@squidairleo3155]

But why can't I smile? You got a problem with that?

[@tobyking1544]

I wanna hear your opinion on the whole show

[@alexnickson]

Honestly, it was brilliant to see the reaction of people expecting Bo’s comedy, and watch the smiles of anticipation turn to smiles of support, understanding and realisation. Brilliant. Such a powerful track.

[@williamohagan1183]

I've watched a million different reaction videos to Bo's songs from Inside and it feels like you're the only guys who fully get it. Really enjoyed the videos! Subbed.

[@Villagelark]

Subbed for the same reason. People keep laughing with abandon and smiling at the camera for views. So freakin weird.

[@Akadjj]

The vibes are immaculate with you two

[@ericmcdonough6771]

context makes this infinitely better

[@quinnreid2659]

Somebody actually transposed the audio for this song and it is just as amazing. Plus absolutely watch the special, it is fucking amazing. Honestly one of the best things I’ve ever seen and it was so raw. Emotion flows through it and you feel it not just from his words and message. They root themselves in you and grow with time as you relate and realize yourself, we’re all broken.

[@quinnreid2659]

Now spoilers, read after watching the special. If you are familiar with Bo’s work, you realize how organized this man is, he is meticulous with every second of his shows. The ending for me almost broke me, cause not only did he record that in a very low place for himself, it was the first and only time I think we will see Bo break his meticulous style and go with the flow there.

[@MegaMrASD]

It's even crazier when you rewatch his special from 5 years ago and his closing song was literally about his anxiety performing for people

[@mokefish8126]

It's great to see someone who really understands the human condition react to this.

[@noxvalentine6520]

I can't control myself from crying everytime I listen to this. It brings up my own issues with anxiety and depression and when he says "get the fuck up" it's really like I'm being told to break away from my depression. It's really hard living with it and through this song you realize how many of us suffer from it and try so hard to find out way out of it. It's hard and even though I have difficulty every day with it I like to believe that we'll all come out on the other side of this darkness one day happier.

[@JWitt30]

This is so true.

[@rafaerushonchisei8514]

While watching the special, the moment he picked up the camera and shouted gave me chills in the spine

[@jackgibby6909]

A lot of people still don't realise it's a song in the perspective of his anxiety. It took over again after we he had to stay at home again due to the pandemic, 5 years after quitting.

[@Southend_Savage]

I like how during their reaction they start off smiling expecting comedy (as most do from bo) and as the song goes on you can see on their face them realizing the gravity of this song.

[@Tega_Mroll]

"You say the oceans rising like I give a ***t" same

[@MonkiSniper]

I see how when he talks about his anxiety problems, their body language shows as if one of them can fully relate to it, and the other knows and is thinking of it (how it relates with the other). Then they hear the chorus again and they completely get it, hitting harder. Down to earth reaction, love it.

[@Swapped1]

Having watched this, watch the Kayne rant. It's chilling knowing what happens next

[@dizzymcdizz]

Yes "cant handle this(kayne rant)" is when he quit!! Its so raw.. and everything is a metaphor. Pringle can, metaphor.. Chipotle, metaphor... then he gets REAL with the audience its DEEEEEEEP..

[@dizzymcdizz]

Pringle can metaphore: the Pringle can is a metaphor for his life and how he can't fit his hand in the Pringle can so he want to have a daughter who can fit her hand in the Pringle can and fulfill his life. Like the Pringle can is the fulfillment of his life so he's not satisfied and he's not even sure if the daughter will satisfy he's assuming that would be the next logical step as a adult is to have a kid and than maybe his life would than be satified. It not about the pringles its about that he's not satified with life even at the hyper successful position that he's at, there's just something thats missing. He tries to get EVERYTHING out of the Pringle can(life) and everything just spills out on his face, you know more than he wanted. So his number one problem is fulfillment in his life and he can't feel that fulfillment. Chipotle burrito metaphore: the burrito is a metaphor for trying to get too much outta life and its gonna coz you to have a mental breakdown, like noone was there to warn "me" that get to this position and trying to get as successful as you can nobody warned me "i" couldn't take this mentally. "I" wouldnt of done half the shit "i" did if "I" knew "i" would of been in this position where im extremely unhappy and not in the mental space I need to be. Like "i" wouldnt of done half this shit if I knew i couldn't handle it.. Then he REAL RALKS the audience about how they are his biggest problem. The wanting to please them and how it affects him. The love/hate dichotomy

[@henrikbartnes8424]

@@dizzymcdizz actually he said in interviews that the pringle and burrito is not metaphors and that people just overanalyzed

[@criminalchicken499]

@@henrikbartnes8424 still, music is art and people interpret it in their own way. To Bo it was a funny thing, but to some people it's something more

[@henrikbartnes8424]

@@criminalchicken499 sure but to go so far as to say everything is deep as if it is fact and meant to be like that is weird to me

[@kirstysmith864]

This song makes me cry every time. The whole special, multiple times. It’s so visceral, so jarring. I love it.

[@LisaaONeill001]

This song literally makes you feel all different types of emotions. It’s amazing ❤️

[@colinfrank3155]

I was so captivated by this special that I was late for a first date because I couldn't shut it off. That date will be forgotten in a month, this special had an impact on my soul. Here's to less social meds and better first dates lol

[@travasicus]

As good as these reactions are I wished they didn’t do them and they watched it all together in the special first to fully experience it all together

[@erleonek]

that harsh sound after he picks up the camera is in my opinion "a panick attack"

[@kkerlin28]

Severe anxiety stops preforming, 5 years later he feels better, and confident enough to want to preform again. Just for it to happen again. We he says then the funniest thing happened, and he goes into the are you nervous line and you realize it's him talking to himself. Chills. Such a good song.

[@BearanormalPodcast]

You know youve lived a pretty good life devoid of trauma if you can watch this song and laugh. For my other homies that cant, youve got a brother here. Take it in stride.❤

[@prestoncruea505]

2:32 it’s not auto tuned, he just lowered the tone of his voice.

[@Villagelark]

For some reason it makes me irrationally upset when people say he auto tuned haha. He’s genuinely talented, and I love how he edited the tone of his voice here.

[@Buckaroobrandi]

Bo won a Grammy for this

[@kevinprettyman1367]

You both smiled when he said "wanna hear a funny story" all I can imagine was the realization this song is devastating

[@lewismaddox4132]

Remember the show back in the 1900's called Cheers? "Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name". This isn't that. The place that Bo's talking about won't have Ted Dansen or Woody Harrelson. "We're gonna go where everybody, knows everybody". You know who everybody is? Look in the mirror. He worked really hard to get geared up to "reenter". He was greeted by a wall...and that same face in the mirror that had stared back at him for the previous 5 years.

[@bethfinn370]

Nah, it's when everyone stayed inside during the pandemic but went on social media where everyone knows your name.

[@bethfinn370]

Also, he had been directing and doing a lot during those five years. Bo is just a master of bringing struggle but he wasn't literally locked up in this room for a year. Lol

[@lewismaddox4132]

@@bethfinn370 The reality is incidental. What he is conveying is of utmost importance. If it glittered through his brain it is worth noting. I know he thought this. He is such an empath that it was real to him. Just because it wasn't real does not mean it wasn't real. Don't you see? That is his genius and is precisely why there is a 27 club. The geniuses need death or sensitivity dampening chemicals to insulate themselves. They not only see the suffering, they feel it. Don't think that if I thought of it it is mere conjuring. If I thought of it he did too. That's his brilliance. He's smarter than me. If I saw it, he did too. That's why we're here!

[@valevale3873]

I love how your wife checked on you when she sensed your anxiety. That was wholesome

[@Polin-dx5ru]

This actually isn’t auto tune. He’s singing in key but he bring the pitch of his voice down a full step to give it that deeper more haunting feeling but then the chords he uses is actually the pentatonic scale so it gives it that more soothing melodic feeling. Bo Burnham is a fucking musical genius

[@MattySkydaddy]

wow this was actually a genuine reaction. you can tell that you guys have had your own mental escapeades in your life. i really enjoyed your reaction. thank you for that.

[@chrisday1526]

you two look like a very pleasant couple and you did a great review of this! thank you and I wish you both well!

[@jqueeryqueen2967]

You two are just naturally fun to watch. Great energy together.

[@pleasehelp2446]

He quit performing in late 2016 and tried to go back In 2020 but covid so he was stuck inside for another 1.5 years for 5years total since his last comedy special. In the first part of the song you think he's talking to you but then he shares his mental health struggles with anxiety and then you realize that the lyrics are him talking to himself in a mirror before he goes on stage. Because the contradictory messages he uses are a perfect example of what anxiety feels like. In the beginning you think "all eyes on me" is him demanding your attention but at the end you realize that it's an anxiety thought of "oh God no, all eyes are on me right now"

[@Beardface108]

Great reaction! I worry I won't get to see him live too... If you haven't seen "The Kanye Rant" from the Make Happy special he did... It kinda leads towards this song in particular.

[@daltonhandel1253]

Finally people that understand the meaning of the song and don't make fun of it and don't just like it for the beat and lyrics hand downs to you guys

[@m.g.sailors225]

That was an absolutely lovely reaction. I could tell he's my family; dealing with it just like I do. Much love always. Love you guys.

[@lillian.24388]

Bo Burnham Straight Up Looks And Sings And Dances Like Jesus, I Will Worship This Song Forever 🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤❤

[@CaptainFirefred]

I wish for a Netflix show named "Zack Stone became famous"

[@noviembre.rz1]

the predisposition to laugh is wild

[@HunterLikesSoda]

it's actually not autotuned really, more pitched down with some vocoder but still so cool. he's got a great voice

[@justinbaugh3050]

Reaction to this was so genuine. Especially during his monologue.. now seeing you guys to reactions to horror stuff andddddd SUBSCRIBE!

[@SebenFish]

Love this entire show, he’s so talented, the music, singing, lighting and camera work is all exceptional. Keep it up with the reactions 👏

[@zodiark420]

could not agree more that whole special is so real.... u cant walk away from it not a changed person..... it hits hard and on so many levels. His use of camera angles lighting and then the songs..... just wow! i feel Bo could be one of if not the greatest comedian of this generation... i know we have seen some greats come and go... but for as young as he is... i dont think i will see another person touch his level of talent... purely my opinion.

[@broncoo787]

I literally searched the song up bc of tiktok and thought it'll be a fun song Well now I need to watch his whole special wow

[@derekdecker555]

A year later and still chills every time I watch it

[@kyletrapp8523]

Thank you for being real, please stay genuine

[@stevarnamik2233]

I love to see people's smiles fade when they see this probably not healthy but I love it

[@Jeremiah8rown]

You guys are great. Should totally be reacting to TV shows. You’d blow up.

[@Dan-B]

The special is beyond a must see

[@plentypeas]

It was really interesting watching your faces and moods change as the song went on.

[@paulytfromgc]

Heard this song so many times and it chokes me up every time

[@jackandrew-q9e]

I was lucky enough to see him live in 2011. In a small theatre in my home city in the UK. It was before “What”, and he was clearly trialing a lot of what became that special. He threw a pack of cards at me and called me an idiot, I’ve still got the 6&7 of clubs

[@wozing]

As a standalone, it's devastating. In context of the special, it absolutely destroys my perception of reality. This was such a fantastic work of his.

[@jack1231309]

That feeling when you're just so low... you're doing so bad... and when you finally get the courage... when you finally tell yourself I'm getting better, I'm ready to go out there again, I wanna see those people smile again... and something just fucks it up again... your only reaction could be just... fuck this, I don't care anymore, the world already ended anyways, why even bother

[@vinchinzo594]

Bro, I subbed when you said the name of my favorite metal band, Two Pock Shaker.

[@Doc903]

You know, that first "laugh" that occurs during his speech, mid-way, feels like a double-edged sword. Like, "Some people aren't going to get the point, and think I'm actually being funny." and yet, "You can laugh, if it helps.l"

[@benwilson9071]

Oi his Zach Stone tv show!! I just found it on Apple TV yesterday! Never heard of it before and it’s the BEST show!! I can’t believe how funny it is, it’s gotta become a cult classic soon haha Weirdest thing, in his friends room- there’s a poster of my mates band Dangerous! On his wardrobe 🤯😄 it’s got a guy in a skeleton costume, it’s the only poster that doesn’t have tape over it haha, they’re from Australia but signed to Epitaph over there in the states, I took a screenshot and sent it to them, one had been sent it before and the others never knew haha

[@notkeylimeeli]

The guy clearly gets what the song is saying and the girl still giggles once and awhile unsure what to make of it

[@jqueeryqueen2967]

I did not know about "Zak Stone is going to be famous" but I will be looking it up this weekend!

[@ratkid7188]

It’s so funny bc Iv been a fan of bo burnham for YEARSS and never knew about his show until a couple days ago. LIKE BRUHHH

[@AKABoondock19]

subbed to you guys for the genuine reaction and the fact that you feel this song just like i do.

[@milktosintolerant]

Yeah. It really got me crying when I first watched it because I felt what he was saying

[@j2dr355]

It's about the fear of covid .."get inside" and bo did an incredible job of depicting how everybody felt through "comedy" in my opinion this Netflix bo Burnham show deserves every single award that's offered

[@lyricmezzosoprano5357]

First time watching. Sorry I don’t know your names yet, but lady over there is so beautiful. You have such a great smile. I think I will check out some more of your stuff 🙇🏻‍♀️💝

[@flolasinac2802]

I already love you two as a couple from just 2 Bo Burnham reactions and I beg you to react to Marvel stuff. Judging your background you like that stuff and even though you're probably up to date, even if you start now with the Loki reactions you'll get clicks and I would enjoy to add you two to my "watching marvel shows and then reactions" weekly routine. Of course I'd enjoy the other songs of the special as well and keep up the good work. Greetings from germany.

[@BRIDGECO1]

Thank you so much! Yeah we love Marvel, i was thinking about doing reacts to Loki and Falcon/Winter Soldier because we have yet to check out either! So this might have sold me on it 😂

[@gorvikitty8278]

While a song can be interpreted many ways with no wrong answer be careful of the anarchists and nihilists forcing a false meaning. Bo not only wants to entertain through humor and tragedy but also try to do some good with his talent. He's not trying to say give up on the world but rather convey the attitude he receives from marking and some fans and how crushing it can be. It's tough to try and convey powerful messages to be just treated like the clown on stage. If individuals are not going to try and help each other, then at the least get your fucking hands up and pray for his sanity because they are issues Bo cares about. Even with all his influence, to feel helpless can take someone to very dark places.

[@EmysDM]

its interesting to watch different people watch this song and some not understand what happened at the end of his funny story

[@JuiceboxTheShuckle]

You mentioned Zach Stone!!!! I love you guys already! I actually have it backed up online in case you want to watch it!!

[@kristydubar6531]

the lyrics of this are so intune to people with social anxiety. you don't even realize it either.

[@themidnightartist4815]

You guys have that sauce, Subbed!!

[@extantsage7194]

There are 2 things that reaction channels are missing with this song. The title "All Eyes On Me" dealing with anxiety and now wanting those eyes on him after bettering himself. Then when he says "the funniest thing happened" he was talking about his come back that covid stopped him from doing.

[@Deplenish]

Not autotune btw just a layer effect of his voice

[@thegunsngloryshow2923]

the way your leaders se you from now on

[@Louis_2568]

Everyone talks about the “funniest thing” being COVID but another interpretation is that he spent 5 years getting better mental health then just as he starts performing again the panic attacks come back

[@jamiej5229]

he plays the cello on the titanic in this one, but we all go where we all know each other...cya^^

[@magictehe]

can't handle this is the one. a must listen to.

[@zahrah5193]

I love parasocially vibing with you guys. Please be my parents

[@ChantelLynn95]

And also you should definitely check out any of his work that you haven’t seen. You’ll enjoy the hell out of it. And I’d love to see your reactions to any of it for the first time.

[@churlish7851]

This is the most powerful song of our generation.

[@ryoukuurahquazah.9261]

Heard the song a lot because of tiktok but I physically rejoiced when I found out it was made by #Bo.

[@ChantelLynn95]

Dude yes the shout out to Zach stone is gonna be famous. Hope you enjoy the full special. Probably his best work as a whole. Beautiful and funny and dark all at the same time.

[@DiablozStyx]

the line about the oceans rising and he not giving a shit gives me chills. Not because i think he is a asshole because of it but because all we see is death and destruction and i kind feel him that i too dont give a fuck anymore.

[@matthewgilbert9881]

I watched the inside just once or twice all the way through. On the whole, it made me feel less alone, because I saw that there are other people with all of this stuff going through their head. However, I have such a visceral reaction to so many of the songs it’s kind of overwhelming as well. I think that’s why I enjoy seeing reactors watch him; it gives me a degree of separation from the meaning.