TOOL - FORTY SIX & 2 | REACTION

They Went Deep With this one🤯🤯🤯
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[@kswwhodat]

Tool is not a one night stand, its a life time worth of discoveries.

[@grantfletcher3265]

Iwish I had some LSD !!

[@maxclevenger6421]

@kswhodat agree... it’s a journey not a destination!!

[@ericsilverware4561]

Fact Sir

[@sansocie]

Well said. Peace.

[@samrt-boro]

So is a wifey material

[@retrask8981]

You're listening to one of the best drummers ever.

[@taxman4072]

One of? C'mon give Danny more credit than that ;-)

[@jimbojones8208]

@@taxman4072 Don't be too egotistical.

[@isoul7484]

Jimbo Jones it’s only egotistical if he’s wrong

[@thisisadam7674]

Was gonna say the same about the bassist. Unreal the talent in this band.

[@gaskina13]

Dana is good but no bonzo or Neil peart

[@besabaftw]

Only one of the sickest bass lines ever.

[@That_Metal_Dude]

All tool's song lol

[@fuzzbrain913]

Danny's drum solo during this song is still one of the most impressive things anyone has ever done with an instrument.

[@DrSpoculus]

The "step in to my shadow" part where the whole band is just going off... omg, that's no doubt one of the best pieces of music ever created, or will ever be created.

[@platonicdescartes]

The music is how the original is, this is not just a lyric video, it's also an explanation video. Deep songs are common for Tool. One of the main reasons they are my favorite band, and have been since the early 90's.

[@toughy9450]

This is a fan made vid, many get distracted by all the additional info so you did well to maintain focus on the music. Love Tool, loved your reaction, can't wait to hear more. Highly recommend Right In Two, Parabol/Parabola or Wings for Marie parts 1 and 2. Welcome to the Tool rabbit hole.

[@DESTRUCTIONKATCHUP]

I was gonna say all that but you beat me to it. Spiral out ;)

[@ocat1979]

Agree. I HATE this lyrics vid, everyone I’ve seen react to this gets so caught up in the ridiculous descriptions of “shadow theory” that they forget to listen to the music. Hats offJamal, you did well 👍

[@Wungolioth]

Yeah, we need to find a way to tag this video bad for first reactions. The unfortunate part is they really did a good job with the background info, it's just too distracting for reactors, who should just be listening.

[@powerstroke304]

I like the video in its attempt to lightly convey the philosophical shitt it alludes to. Except IDK any the stuff at the end I have no idea

[@aaroncole3941]

Yes sir!

[@patriciaotten862]

As an adult child of a severely dysfunctional childhood, this tune shoots straight to my soul. Years of therapy, still shooting for the goal of 46 & 2.

[@MishaDark]

We have much in common.

[@nathaniel420]

Same.. All these years later I understand.

[@skipgarman586]

amen, sister.

[@2Quietus]

Pretty awesome that even at the end of 2019, people are still being introduced to the intellectual Metal that is Tool. To this, let the Journey continue.

[@9141970]

The cover of this song by O’Keefe music fountain is one of the best videos on KZbin.

[@JRush374]

Their cover of The Pot is amazing too.

[@roygarrett1865]

Yep

[@steveszanto1581]

Yes!

[@Z_TPI]

Also their cover of Devil in I by Slipknot with the older girl singing

[@Chyno320]

Yeah, he gotta do both covers by the O'Keefe kids now that he did both tool songs

[@beesnort4944]

Maynard is just on a different level of genius. One of the greatest bands ever imo!

[@That_Metal_Dude]

Tool is something else for sure!

[@davidlaymanpiano]

Not the "wrong" video, just one that interjects Jungian philosophy during the instrumental sections.

[@ForgiveAllOfUs]

Yet it's "wrong" as unofficial, fan-made video.

[@jeffreywatts94]

I think Karl would be proud.

[@jeffreywatts94]

😬 Meant Carl not Karl.

[@susquehannaweed]

All good bro

[@jameslipke354]

The official video for you Jamel.~APRIL LIPKE kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp61gqJsetqZrKs

[@Asmith218]

the "o'keefe foundation" made an amazing cover with the kids from the music program doing the instruments and vocals and they kill it. It's definitely not unknown but trying to spread the love to a badass channel

[@scottejconsidine]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4qufamPfNaUeZI

[@kurtelliott1987]

8:17

[@davidlarue2492]

Danny Cary is one of the best drummers period along with Bonzo

[@taxman4072]

Top 2!?

[@oodlesloodles8930]

And Neil Peart from RUSH

[@johntarnowski9086]

All after Keith Moon ofcourse

[@1999lateralus]

David Larue Billy Cobham and Tony Williams are giants also. Danny seen Williams live and said “ that dude is better than me!” 😂

[@HobbieJobsINC2023]

Neil Peart just sayin

[@bigkrut]

Welcome to the Tool rabbit hole.

[@RapidPhyre]

It begins.

[@ohsomelloncollie]

Adam and the gang nab another one ❤

[@greg4620]

One of us, one of us

[@j-rocd9507]

@@greg4620 Gooble Gobble Gooble Gobble. Like your style.

[@mkeklpse1]

I stumbled onto this channel a while back, when you started covering my favorite band of all time (Rush), and you good sir, have fell down an entirely different rabbit hole with Tool. Buckle up, enjoy the ride.

[@daviddiehl5574]

mkeklpse1 Right on, man. Between Rush and Tool, I don’t ever need to listen to another band. Period.

[@kakawikiki]

Took me 20 years to fully digest this song. This may be in fact one of the deepest, most complex, and flawlessly executed songs ever recorded. Just listen to the timing of the band. Its incredible the way everything hits on perfect time.

[@paxonearth]

The "Shadow" is just what Carl Jung and others have called those parts of our psyche that we aren't aware of- generally "dark" aspects of ourselves that we have suppressed- desires and weaknesses we can't or won't face. Becoming aware of these shadows and integrating them into our conscious awareness is vital to becoming a whole person. That's just a quick, probably not entirely accurate, version of what the shadow signifies.

[@halfalligator6518]

paxonearth who gives a fuck with riffs like that

[@jsb2277b]

@@halfalligator6518 pretty fascinating imo

[@abubomom2]

Jung is the greatest of all time ask Jordan

[@SouthValleyKnifeCo]

And the shadow has roots that reach to the very depths of hell. Simply put the shadow is our malevolence. Jung also believed the only way to be whole was to come to peace with your shadow and incorporate it into your life.

[@ricaran9278]

Lateralus, Right in Two, Jambi, The Pot, Vicarious, Wings for Marie, the grudge, Sober, Ticks & Leeches, bro SOOOOOO MANY PHENOMENAL SONGS. PLEASE MORE

[@DESTRUCTIONKATCHUP]

Yes to all

[@Wungolioth]

Throw in Jimmy, Ænema, H. and you might have just about all my faves in there. You also may want to mention that Wings For Marie(part 1) and 10,000 Days(Wings part 2) should be reacted to together, not separate. Do a little research into Maynard's mother and the songs mostly relating to her, The Patient, Intermission/Jimmy, Judith by A Perfect Circle(one of Maynard's other bands) and Wings 1 and 2. P.S. Hooker With a Penis is a must, the song, although absolutely filled with curse words, is not as dirty as it sounds, and is one of the most riotously funny and angry songs there ever was.

[@justinsnyder9739]

Third Eye also!!

[@AmandaKay]

Can I add Prison Sex and Rosetta Stoned to the list too?!

[@greg4620]

Don't forget Parabol/Parabola and Stinkfist.

[@t.sewell1513]

I learned more from listening to this band than I ever did in school.

[@daviddiehl5574]

HA! I am a high school teacher and i might just have to agree with you on this. 😞

[@kylegilbert5071]

Weird and scary but I agree

[@jasenjahn]

Your school must of sucked.

[@ericfountain4656]

@Johnny Dong to blindly subscribe to a flawed theory

[@That_Metal_Dude]

I just learned I'm not as smart as my masters makes me feel lol

[@theivory1]

I really appreciate your humility on this one. Trying to listen to this song once and comprehend any of it, is like listening to a book on tape in another language.

[@robynkellogg808]

I can't believe nobody has replied to this comment before. You hit the nail on the head. Tool, like fine wine, take time and maturity to appreciate fully.

[@CrAck-MoNey]

"Wow, that was incredible!" That was my first thought of Tool as well.

[@redneckhippiefreak]

Rev. Maynard is Preaching his sermon. A Reverend of ethereal consciousness. Much Like Pink Floyd, Tools Music delves deeper into the psyche of the listener by way of the writer. There are Fans that only hear the music but not the message. This is the difference between Listening to a song and Hearing it. Tool is by far the most introspective band I patron and I listen daily. Let the rabbits wear glasses....Hallelujah. XP

[@srbaran]

"Hear me now, I have seen the light! They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers! Can I get an amen? Can I get a hallelujah? Thank you Jesus!" - Rev. Maynard

[@redneckhippiefreak]

@@srbaran Hallelujah!

[@thetruegrue6183]

Some wander and some pay attention. Musicly Tool is on par with, Floyd and Metallica. Vocally, the Geddy Lee, Tom Petty, Ray Orbison, Bob Dillon. Because there's no mistaking that "Voice". Soul Changing Music is not just the Music. And When you listen to Tool, You feel something😎🎵🎵❣️❣️🎵🎵

[@roberthamlin2176]

Amen!!!

[@tastycookiechip]

@@thetruegrue6183 Metallica doesn't hold a candle to TOOL or Pink Floyd. Metallica is just generic metal.

[@franklinzappa7043]

Tool Playing Denver Colorado USA, Jan. 2022. Tickets cost 150$-400$ for Nosebleed seats. Gonna be a Great Show. These Musicians are Phenomenal Live. 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼

[@ibbylancaster8981]

My best memory of this song was , years ago I drove trucks and was coming out of Dallas Texas heading North towards Oklahoma City in the late evening. There was a huge thunderstorm way off in the distance that lit up the sky, and this song came on the radio and was just absolutely the soundtrack for that storm. The lightning was almost in sync with the music. Most awesome memory of this song.

[@ibbylancaster8981]

And they all are talented in other areas as well. Lead singer has a vineyard in Arizona 😉✌🏼

[@JSmith1560]

This is a song I have listened to over and over. I still get goosebumps and swim in the ideas presented in this song. If you truly like the music and the message I suggest you revisit this old friend often

[@KillDozer44]

oh yea dude more Tool !! Right in two, Lateralus, Vicarious so many options !!

[@Valenya23]

One of, if not, my all time favorite songs. Everything from the drumming, bass line, guitar riffs, lyrics and MEANING, to his singing is perfection. I can't stress enough how amazing this song makes me feel every time I hear it.

[@8cylinderstolife737]

One of the deepest songs about consciousness ever made. Period. You should do a reaction to the Kids from the Okeefe Music Foundation coveting this song. It’s epic!

[@8cylinderstolife737]

nynetynyne not sure but I think so

[@drb2k]

Coveting?

[@8cylinderstolife737]

Covering my apologies for mistyping

[@NefariousPorpoise]

You need to see the kids from the O'Keefe Music Foundation playing this, it's pretty amazing.

[@rcruz003]

An incredible song and an amazing band . Good reaction

[@allatamusic]

I have been listening to this song for all these years, and it STILL gives me goosebumps

[@janmunce496]

Mind blowing when philosophy, science and music come together to open your mind to new thoughts and possibilities. Under appreciated band by so many.

[@timmyboy3960]

You must remember tool is ELITE in every aspect of their music the bassist justin is ELITE Danny on drums ELITE Adam on lead Gautier and Maynard singing this is 14 years old these guys are different they just are. And if you ever have a chance to see them live do it best live band ever.thanks man this video got you a sub great job

[@JoePro]

YES! Do ALL the Tool

[@nicflatterie7772]

I started to listen to Tool when I was young and at the Time I liked it for the “angry” feel to the music. Now I am older and still enjoy there music, including the older songs, but on a completely different level. The feel is still there, but having more life experiences, the lyrics trigger more reflections and inner thoughts. Love this band!

[@j-rocd9507]

It moves with you through life right.

[@ChrisT-lm4lx]

I love this guy! I watched the Touch of Grey one, and this one. Two of my favorite bands ever...GD and Tool.

[@djroyd]

Bro you need to listen to "A Perfect Circle" same lead singer. Listen to "Judith", "3 Libras" and just about anything from them but those 2 are my favorite. Judith is about his mother who had a stroke that left partially paralysed which strengthened her faith in god. And he is asking her how can she still love a god that does that to someone he loves.

[@michaelcurtis7590]

Blue too that shit ripa

[@BostonJoe13]

You gotta do Opiate, one of my fav songs from TOOL. I mean I absolutely love MANY of their songs. Soo many people have mentioned most of them. But Opiate is amazing

[@williamvirta7854]

Dude, go watch them live, mind blowing greatness. The drummer alone is unbelievable add the rest of the band and all the stage stuff...crazy! Much love

[@Thomas-qn4hj]

Jamel "Tool" Kills it across all fronts, music, singing, songs, visuals, lyrics, live.....................wine..........other bands...............etc... They make even the best feel inferior, welcome to the club, sit back relax and enjoy the brilliance of their Art, it will make you better at what you do, and i would think that is a small part of why they create such powerful Art. It is nice to see your reaction to something I've loved for so long, welcome to the "Tool experience" from one music lover to another, I'm sure you will find more songs from this band that you will fully enjoy.

[@DystopiaFatigue]

Ænema Learn to swim Learn to swim Learn to swim Learn to swim...

[@adrianrobertson8673]

Best Tool song for sure...

[@emilyhollis4231]

My absolute favorite by tool. I've seen them live a few times and they're freaking awesome!!

[@Farrell0208]

See ya down in Arizona Bay.

[@thirtythree680]

Hehe, “His voice... wow man...” Well said. 👍🏼

[@renh.6872]

Tool is just one of those groups. They always take you on a deep, technical musical journey. Love it!

[@vitoq3757]

I've heard this song a thousand times, but watching you hearing it for the first time made me really listen to it again and appreciate it. Love your videos.

[@doomworship4995]

I think he is ready for Rollins Band - “Liar”

[@benwade7334]

Yes!!!

[@PeterBluth]

He should just watch interviews of Henry Rollins!

[@SoCalChunkybutt]

I took acid for a month 20 years ago and listened to tool on repeat

[@Spthomas47]

That's the song of my people. How's it working for ya nowadays? ✌🏽🤘🏽

[@lukasjackson4739]

Damn a month?, 30yrs ago I ate 17 hits in one wknd, but damn a whole month 😱. Protip... Slayer is NOT a good tripping band.

[@spittingvenom9148]

Moral of comment encapsulated in one line: “would you like fries with that.” Keep on truckin Jerry berry

[@docd-monik4380]

Must have been a ruff fuckin ride

[@ShaunHensley]

Go F Urself interesting take, myself I perform major overhauls on turbines

[@maureenwagg5305]

Fave Tool song. Love that you are diving deep into the abyss with us, the fans.

[@ms.sleeper1902]

After Led Zeppelin, Tool (along with A Perfect Circle) is my favorite band of all time. Is why MUSIC , is so amazing is hard to argue that with its ability to have many different affects on us, is its own living creature!?!

[@chadmay8722]

The reason MJK doesn't add the lyrics to his songs is he wants to the person listening to take what they are hearing and make it there own. For them to make there own interpretations about the song from the words and the rhythm they are hearing. Each one of them is extremely talented and have there own level of Genius.

[@shadowdance4666]

Consciousness dictates DNA that’s the connection. A guiding force It is inevitable

[@supercheese905]

Definitely have a listen to Tool - “Sober” !! You’d love it !

[@blahuhm6782]

he did that one before, a live version anyways

[@supercheese905]

Blah Uhm ah ok, that’s unfortunate

[@justinleflar8695]

This song was always one of my favorite, but after a journey of self discovery around the paranoia and anxiety that struck me after both my parents died, it meant so much more.

[@taxman4072]

Stay strong, Bro.

[@Solabusiness]

I've heard this song many times. It still slams me. It resonates on an insanely profound level.

[@chrisandras44]

Most of the reactors who do this video are always too busy reading the fan made crap and miss one of the greatest drum breaks.

[@70Slinger]

Danny is fucking awesome.

[@ThinkForYourself]

@paula I have said that before as well. He said that he can't because he will get a copyright strike. I guess stopping the video is a loophole or something.

[@lexort4204]

@@ThinkForYourself The reason for the pauses are due to dumb copyright law, so in order for reactions to "count" as fair use it has to be transformative in some way (such as commentary).

[@marknoble5495]

Without a doubt. Around 6:50 of this video is quite possibly the greatest piece of music ever orchestrated. It should raise your hairs and give you goose bumps, I don’t care who you are.

[@fairweatherfriends.]

Definitely his best work

[@michaelhearn819]

The additoinal info is an attempt to explain the lyrics. 46 + 2 refers to the next evolution of man, he talks about how one might reach through the untapped "shadow" portions of the psyche. "Step into mt shadow" "46 & 2 is right ahead of me" Rewatch this video with that in mind and you'll get it a lot better.

[@te9591]

Kind of feels like they are promoting that evolved pale humanoid from "the Time Machine" film.

[@DTWC]

But he's wrong we had 48 like monkeys do and lost 2, so he's got it backwards

[@intheblind7262]

This song is the reason I got into Jungian psychology. Our persona is who we present to the world, that persona is driven by the next layer which is our ego. Underneath the ego is our Shadow. Our shadow is our darkest hurtful things we think about ourselves. All of our trauma bubbles up from our shadow into our ego and ultimately into our persona. We have to "soften up this old armor" and go deep into our shadow and work through that so our egos are not toxic and our persona isn't nasty. He talks a lot of about the shadow in this song. From what I read on the song, he is also speaking about a time when we all process our shadows and step through our dark shit. When ALL of us do it and the change that could result.

[@user-gl4qb2qk8d]

And nobody else ever picks that up!! Maynard puts Jungian psychology into SO many different TOOL songs. But the whole shadow work goes COMPLETELY OVER people’s heads! Unless-they’ve studied Carl Jung. I haven’t come across anyone else who noticed that.

[@Praephyr]

​@@user-gl4qb2qk8d It goes over their head because of the 46&2 part, which is there to lose you.

[@mc2120]

Tool is just their own genre and being. This and parabol/parabola are my fav tool songs. Now i have to add fear inoculum to that list.

[@andrewbrandmeyer3758]

You should 100% review The grudge and Ticks & Leeches if you haven't yet. TOOL is a gift of music genius. Although, Maynard may be literally too smart for his own good.

[@BMWaM3]

The instruments are incredible because the guitar riffs are created with math and the drummer plays the drums in geometric shapes What they talk about is a very deep part of life and you can only understand it when you are ready.

[@cms2art]

Thanks Jamel. I'm glad you connected with this song. I've been listening to these guys for 28 years.

[@hgr.7857]

You pick great music. One of my personal favorites. Keep up the great work, love your content!

[@R.Nashoba]

TOOL: TICKS AND LEECHES.. This is a must for perfect ear abuse 👊🏽

[@HarryManback0]

I'm not even sure why your reaction videos are being recommended to me, but I just wanted to say here that Tool is the greatest band of all time. No other band is even close to their level of originality and intelligent writing. I wish mainstream music would turn back towards musicians who actually deserve to be respected for their musical ability and creativity.

[@jasonallen5318]

Pink Floyd though...

[@flowshine74]

WELL SAID MY FRIEND!! I AM WITH YOU 100%. I always see people in the comments say Tool along with Blah, Blah and Blah are the greatest bands ever....NO, TOOL IS THE GREATEST and then there is everyone else! and this guy finally had the stones to say it!! CHEERS HARRY HANBACK!!

[@adamwalkeraw]

Thats exactly the album ttrack, sounds perfect on ur vid, one of the best outros to any song ever

[@metallitool8978]

One of my favorite songs of all time!!

[@stevehill4965]

Please react to the O’Keefe kids doing this song. Amazing rendition.

[@jbpandit]

Steve Hill just discovered that recently and lost my god damn mind!!!

[@rogerhale8001]

Van Halen,,,,, Atomic Punk

[@metalriffs6276]

One of the best songs ever written! So good!!

[@batman.darthmaul]

My all-time favorite TOOL song. Hands down.

[@DoomsdayIsComing73]

Ok.. Let me try and break down what Carl Jung, and I’d highly recommend his books, was talking about. He was simply saying that the Shadow is the part of you that you suppress, possibly willingly, and contains the genuine, and many times darker, aspects of yourself. Jung believed that by unlocking that subconscious part your mind, you could truly evolve. But you have to be willing to face those things, and trust me, it’s very terrifying to take that trip, to say the least. But to fully transform into your higher being, which would involve physical transformation as well, hence the extra pair of chromosomes, you have to honestly face who you truly are. Only then can you be complete and enlightened being. Yeah, trippy shit huh?? But I suspect Maynard is talking about something much deeper, and more personal than that. Gotta love Tool

[@IonicSarge]

Doomsday Messiah1960 I’m glad you broke it down so I didn’t have to haha, I absolutely love talking about The Shadow Self. It’s a terrifying trip to make like you said, but once you make the trip and reconcile it all it’s liberating. To understand and accept who you are wholly instead of fractured is a beautiful powerful thing.

[@donHooligan]

dualists will never find that final piece.

[@underpaidlocator]

We should hang out.

[@stacypetty921]

I simply like the idea that Tool's work encouraged some to seek out the writings of Jung.

[@ricaran9278]

Please more tool, pleeeease

[@This_aint_that_]

Tool nation welcomes you to one of the best rabbit holes ever!!

[@mathewshaw2772]

Tool just blow your mind...Lyrics..I didnt even know them..loved it .

[@dan.j.boydzkreationz]

Tool use Carl Jung in a metaphoric way. This theory of his was developed before we achieved a decent picture of what genetics was really about. No, Aborigines don't have two fewer chromosomes than the rest of us, but this is more of a "what if?" scenario.

[@jacobcaron2280]

He should check out "the humbling river" by pucifer ( the singer for tool is the lead singer for too other bands called A Perfect Circle, and Pucifer.)

[@phoenixlight1111]

This song is experienced, not merely listened to. It's so great too see someone taking this in. 🙌

[@brooksbiniek1329]

Welcome to the rabbit hole that is one of the greatest rock bands out there!! Stinkfist Schism Sober The Pot Parabola Wings for Marie I could go on and on!!

[@robertlangan6211]

Maynard is very blessed vocally and spiritually! Super smart guy. And an awesome winemaker

[@davidnelson1090]

Jamal the song is about the next evolution of man. One in which we share a universal conscientiousness and to do such would require 2 additional chromosomes to fully activate what is referred to the Third Eye..

[@johickey3158]

de calcify 3 rd eye by drinking distilled water :)

[@RyanAcidhedzMurphy]

Based on nonsense. Chromosomes have nothing to do with complexity. A potato has 48 chromosomes.

[@oldironking6375]

Jo Hickey yeah no. If you just drink distilled water you’ll die after a while from lack of electrolytes. You can get away with it for a bit but you’ll get sick if you do it long enough

[@davidnelson1090]

@@RyanAcidhedzMurphy this isn't about your family and personally your inability or unwillingness to understand the topic.

[@larjkok1184]

Utter bullshit. You can’t say 2 additional chromosomes would bring about universal consciousness.

[@kevinmcelvany1771]

Man I absolutely love that you are checking out Maynard. His music is just amazing. God bless

[@spookyspacekook5426]

I grew up in the '80s. The first metal son I ever heard was Quiet Riot's "Metal Health", and I was like OMG. This was the first Tool song I ever heard. I was 24 in the USMC when I first heard this song. It was the second time I ever had the reaction reaction...OMG!!! Tool fan ever since.

[@sma92878]

So glad you enjoyed my fav song of all time!

[@M2Mil7er]

This video is great if you're already familiar with the song and want to explore its themes on a deeper level, otherwise a bit distracting with the psychoanalysis slides. Enjoy your reactions, tho! Tool are wonderful.

[@dannyjr7997]

I really love how we all can like a song. Gives me goosebumps watching your reactions at times.

[@Ms.GreenJeans]

I am having a jamalathon at the beach on my vacation in a tropical depression. This is helping so much. Smiles and good music. Prayers and love to all dealing with Storm Sally in the gulf. I'm in myrtle Beach and can feel the energy of it here. 🙏🙏🙏

[@bruceborneman]

He was a west point grad so that has a little to do with the lyrics. I'm not sure what cubbyhole he was in when he came up with that but I'm thinking it was a pretty deep one! Love this song and my favorite, Hands Down, is Ainema if I spelled that correctly. The transitions and the lyrics are solid gold! If you haven't already this needs to be the next one you hear! And Eulogy!

[@XxStonedImmaculatexX]

Bruce Borneman who went to West Point? Maynard? I know he was in the Army but didn’t know he went to West Point.

[@bruceborneman]

@@XxStonedImmaculatexX I'm not 100 percent sure but I think I'm 90 percent sure that Maynard graduated west point or he dropped out of it at some point when he realized that wasn't the direction he wanted to go. I hope I'm not wrong. Sorry if I am

[@XxStonedImmaculatexX]

Bruce Borneman wikipedia says he was offered a slot but declined it.

[@bruceborneman]

@@XxStonedImmaculatexX well that makes me feel like an ass! Sorry about that

[@johickey3158]

well turning it down was the best move he ever made

[@davidvied2507]

Those parts in the song where his voice is very quiet is on purpose. The other stuff in the vid besides the song lyrics are info into an aspect of the 46+2/Christ Consciousness

[@germanenglishengineer2054]

Love the instrumental on this. Life achievement here. I wish more songs were like this.

[@kathleenrushing6897]

Oh my.... Tool opening up my mind for 15 years now. the music is hypnotysing for me.Its the music it pulls out of me a feeling i don't get from anything else. And Maynard's voice is perfect for all of it. You should watch the live version it's trippy

[@thoughtlesskills]

I would be wary of the "explanations" in the vid. Really just interpretations, and iffy ones at that.

[@UggNINE]

BLACK BACKGROUND is LYRiCS PURPLE BACKGOUND is MEANINGS its back and forth from lyrics and meanings of what he is saying in the lyrics ... its not ALL lyrics in this video ...

[@thoughtlesskills]

Lemme correct that, Purple Background is One Rando's INTERPRETATION

[@UggNINE]

@@thoughtlesskills regardless of who did it or what it was ... what i said is simply answering what the guy was wondering ... i simply explained its NOT ALL LYRICS IN THE VIDEO ... so what was it you were correcting ? ...

[@thoughtlesskills]

@@UggNINE don't understand the difference between explanation and interpretation?

[@thoughtlesskills]

Been a while since I read your comment, I see you said meaning not explanation, but I stand by my comment otherwise.

[@UggNINE]

@@thoughtlesskills .... your comment was off topic from why i typed my comment originally .... the youtuber couldnt understand while watching the video if the random words were LYRICS or RANDOM STUFF TYPED ... so i explained to him simply what the diff coloured screens meant in general .. i didnt say the stuff was FACTS or NOT FACTS .. i simply answered the youtubers question about the writing on the screen ... so he knew what was the SONG and what was NOT ..... you can stand by what you said all you like .. but i still ask ... what was it you were correcting? .... lol

[@bullshizzmccoy4034]

TOOL!!!! Thank You!! This band was sooo influential on me as an adolescent. Much love bro!

[@seal869]

I'm a rabid fan of Tool for about 20 years now and I this is one of my all time favorites...and I can barely begin to describe wtf it's about. One of the best things about this band is their lyrics don't spell it out. They will never, ever spoon feed you the point. They'll never even confirm if you got it right in your analysis. It's open to interpretation, like literature.

[@flickmeetwood]

FAITH NO MORE!! Midlife Crisis please Jamel...….

[@marcguidetti3081]

Shane Farris yes yes yes

[@pyramydseven]

Fibonacci

[@frightenedsoul]

Wrong song

[@MoonlitBrenya]

I've seen a few of your vids, I think I discovered you via Jinjer - Pisces reaction (♥) and though I didn't sub right away, I am subbing now, as I click on this video, getting ready to share your first experience with you. I've loved your reactions and I know that you get it. This is one of, if not my all-time favorite. I can read the title, I know EXACTLY why I'm here, and now diving in. See ya on the other side... God, that opening bassline. Impales me. As for the wording in the video itself versus the song lyrics, they were just ... appropriate quotes. The original is, as you probably know by now, was recorded as you heard it. I think you can describe that feeling, trying to find something to focus on while listening to tool as sensory overload, lol! That was an awesome reaction. On my way to finish binging on your tool collection, and snoop and see what else ya got :) Take care dude, and keep up the fantastic work. Very much appreciated.

[@bennygmooneyhan4907]

It brings me real pleasure to see people discover Tool. Well done sir.

[@ryanexsus]

There's like a lecture in between lyrics. The guy who made the video is a nerd.

[@alm2602]

Worst video to watch this to. Near the end when their doing their thing, there is too much deep stuff to read and you miss out on the music

[@jasongiannaros4091]

I saw them play this song during the Lateralus tour - it was my 2nd concert ever. I will never ever forget that experience.

[@rayy7858]

AMAZING song. When I listen to it still to this day it rocks so fucking hard it brings tears to my eyes. This song helped me become a better person in my teen years.