Tool - Vicarious Reaction!!

[@saadesigner07]

Vicariously I, am here to experience songs for the first time again through Vin and Sori. You all need it too, don't lie!

[@chaos5840]

Why can't we just admit it. We don't give pause until tool is flowing

[@jeffbrown1759]

That was beautiful!!!..... well said

[@davidsan9654]

Damn...get out of my head please

[@GustavoSusFring]

@@chaos5840 I love your profile pic. My favorite Mudvayne album

[@omarlopez-ortega]

...and this song was written before social media made people even crazier.

[@underspon]

thought of the day

[@mentaldysfunction6941]

Sideways Rain Dude what the fuck was that? I don’t think you see how hypocritical that whole video was😂

[@chaos5840]

@@mentaldysfunction6941 this society has desolved to the point where reaction channels are beefing. 😂😂😂

[@monicajean37]

@Sideways Rain i HOPE @VINAND SORI SEE THIS you're a real idiot you know that Sideways?

[@mariocastillo8334]

To be fair, as much as I loathe social media, I don't think it made people crazier, it just allowed them to get the craziness out way too fast to audiences way too wide. It just turbocharged negative aspects that have been there since ancient times.

[@danjackson1016]

This is a very powerful song. It's rare for a tool song to have an obvious meaning and that's part of the beauty. It's like they view this message as so important that they had to spell it out for us.

[@Phalse13]

Another pretty obvious song is Swamp Song. One of my early favorites of theirs.

[@danjackson1016]

@@Phalse13 yeah good call

[@leslieprieto4152]

NIN has done this well too

[@ihatenwo]

@BLINK in your area Also Hush XD

[@johnlittle8975]

It shows how important the message is that Maynard didn't bury the meaning 10 layers deep but put it right in our face. Right in Two is another one like that.

[@alexfrank6534]

Literally stopped all house chores for this.

[@keepers3318]

Me too

[@barry1527]

Same

[@gary2kr1]

😆

[@patchristian9174]

Lol., 😂 🤣

[@danruiz1708]

Vicariously I enjoy this song again through your reactions.

[@danruiz1708]

@@blankblank7101 😊

[@HeyseusKristos]

This song is a reminder of the darkest corners of the human soul. And like always, the first step to bettering one self is to recognize an area in need of personal growth.

[@danielbeotich1664]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@georginaK21]

Lol, you didn't understand the song. It's not 'dark' or needs to be bettered. It's normal and healthy (so long as it's at a distance). Destruction comes before life. Stars die in order for new elements to be created, higher life forms consume lower ones and energy transfers up trophic levels. It's called entropy. Observing nature take it's course and getting serotonin from it is an evolutionary mechanism there to reward us for being alive. Much better you than I.

[@dulceninomalo]

you have no clue what the song is about

[@imaginativewarfare3471]

Bout damn time for more Tool. Been patiently waiting

[@andrewverrett568]

The patient reference?

[@theridor]

@@andrewverrett568 Gonna wait it out

[@chaos5840]

Overthinking overanalyzing seperates the body from the mind

[@kubatrojanowski1187]

@@chaos5840 hahah xd

[@ThinkShink]

"...for a track to explode on. You can front if you want, but yo' ass'll get ROLLED on."

[@ayeewtasko2601]

Tool - No Quarter (Led Zeppelin cover)!!

[@bigz5262]

One of the best Zeppelin covers I’ve ever heard

[@owenf2835]

or they could do the original and get the full 70s trip

[@MattKrogmeier]

I have worked in tv for the last 25 years, and this song is a perfect reflection of what media has become. I’ve actually considered getting the “vampire/warrior/carnivore/voyeur” bit tattooed on my arm.

[@01Ghaynes]

Tool would be huge world wide if people weren't so affraid of controversy and the hard truth of themselves.

[@-Opiate-]

@Donnie V. Yes, agreed. They ARE huge worldwide.

[@HeavyRaiden]

I'm late, but i think tool are pretty huge, they are more than a band, I'd say they are almost a cult among rock/metal fans

[@jz1878]

The best part of this channel, and I'll forever be a subscriber, is the thoughtfulness and respect the both of you give to every song you listen to. It may not be something you like but you'll not only be respectful while stating that, you'll listen to more of that artists catalog, showing your open mindedness. You've discussed songs that I LOVE (see: any Tool song) and have heard hundreds of times and enlightened me to where I now hear that song differently. It's all of those traits, that you both display, that show me what truly amazing people you are and why I think you'll be phenomenal parents. JMO. Thank you both for all your hard work (sorry this was so long😊)

[@FutureShawn0058]

Vin is so fucking good at breaking down these songs. Unreal.

[@paulmcclaren1202]

Funny thing is... when I was married to a black woman for 15 years I got all kinds of looks from black people like they wanted to string me up for being with a black woman. I wish we could all get past the human construct of race and just recognize that we are all humans and deserve to be treated with equality.

[@liminal_entity1331]

Now you have to do Disillusioned by A Perfect Circle. It's far less aggressive but this same sort of theme is applied to modern day internet culture with social media addiction and all that.

[@thinkingape7655]

Murder porn, brought to you by your local cable station.

[@empirestatelvr3694]

Oooh creme fraiche!

[@GoldTop57]

Incredibly real and powerful lyrics/message, but that instrumentation though.....holy smokes

[@joeperez8721]

Awesome picture

[@HeavyRaiden]

Rip dimebag

[@mark22611]

This whole album start to finish is just great.

[@dtc2206]

It’s almost January but I just found out by watching this that y’all are expecting. Congrats! and wishing y’all alot of wonderful years together!!!

[@CraigLines-uc3ku]

You guys are awesome, and Vin you're lucky having her by your side. Keep up the great work

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Sori is a little more accurate about the definition of "voyeur," it is usually used in a sexual connotation but it is more accurately deriving pleasure from watching & observing other people, often watching other people experiencing a pleasure. Voyeurism is also a theme in The Great Gatsby, so you see, (although there may be a fair amount of sexuality in the air of books like that one,) voyeurism isn't an inherently sexual concept. The voyeur who drills a hole in a wall or sets up a spy camera is a very literal interpretation. "You saw her bathing on the roof Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew ya" -Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah"

[@MarvRoberts]

This is like a much darker version of "Dirty Laundry" by Don Henley. Both songs are quite different but convey much of the same message.

[@philb323]

Ava Gentry Wow. I never made that connection. Beautiful. Thank you.

[@sammccoy3944]

I 2nd that reaction.

[@johnjackson9767]

Great connection!

[@chuquiii]

09:36 "How Deeply self aware this dude is..." I appreciate the way that the message affects you

[@sovereignking9275]

new TOOL album this SUMMER!

[@kellyhh1371]

I hope it's longer than the one they released LAST summer.

[@colbybeltz8836]

kelly hh underrated comment lmao

[@ralphdougherty1844]

Yeah...not going to hold my breath

[@TheSkatingreptile]

@@ralphdougherty1844 how about now :)

[@Tru7blue]

kelly hh August 30th

[@manmadegod100]

We hid death in the west. Very few people actually ever see a dead body other than at a funerals. We don't even prepare our own dead for burial. We have professionals do it for us. The curiosity many people have, I believe, is because we had detached ourselves from death. It's not something to fear as much as it's a curiosity

[@georginaK21]

We gain serotonin as a reward because it is an evolutionary adaptation designed to keep us alive.

[@Marxina16]

Sori, that child in the picture you saw was of a little girl and was taken by Kevin Carter who won a Pulitzer Prize. He ended up killing himself over the injustices that he saw in his travels and over the death of his friend Ken Osterbek, who was shot dead beside him while covering a gun battle in Thokoza township.

[@deathsdezine80]

@Lucieve too bad he won't read the comments he'll put his view out but won't engage I think he's afraid he'll see a different standpoint that makes sense

[@benhogan6732]

I read a quote once, it went something like "the difference between the right word and the wrong word is the difference between the lightning and the lightning bug." and Maynard has that down to an art, he's so careful and meticulous in his choice of words that even just reading his words it can hit you like a sack of bricks.

[@nickdehart5702]

This conversation is more important than ever. Great stuff guys!

[@Blackfoxloki]

This is my favorite Tool song if not my favorite song period

[@davidkay7123]

"The universe is hostile so impersonal devour to survive so it is so it's always been" there is so much evidence for that...for example: dying stars which explode into supernovas are responsible for many elements.

[@nighttrain31975]

You needed to watch the video while you listened... one of their best, video is the icing

[@SuperGolgotha]

This is one of my favorite Tool songs.

[@RyderWestwood]

Tool has a new album coming out by July. We should have a single any day!!!!

[@Kng__Wzrd]

tHe GrEy MaN ? Question? Since they don’t stream there music on platforms where should we look for the single

[@darekyoutuber8562]

I love to watch to your reactions. You look so natural!

[@nicholasschildroth5050]

John: [Watching two children fight] We're not gonna make it, are we? People, I mean. Terminator: It's in your nature to destroy yourselves. John: Yeah. Major drag, huh? Mother of Fighting Children: Break it up before I wring both your necks.

[@torskasoren90]

Great song, but you HAVE TO react to A Perfect Circle - The Outsider! The live at Red Rocks version! It's AMAZING! I just love the both of you, you're like a second family for me! Much love from Sweden!

[@chaos5840]

YESSSS. one of the best pre-choruses of all time

[@chaos5840]

And I think he did it best at the Jay Leno show

[@user-sz2pq2vn4x]

They need react to gravity too

[@665don667]

Violence/death/destruction increases ratings on the news, yet even those of us who are aware of the media's obsession with it are still human and can't resist the urge to look as we pass by an automobile accident on the road.

[@cliftonthomas1500]

Sori, you dear sweet beautiful soul. Thank goodness you and Vin have each other to find balance and strength as you grow together. You guys hit the nail on the head on this song. The instinctual drive to survive is transforming us into connoisseur of violence. These are the chains that we need to break moving forward and evolve. As people learn to cast off these chains we are able to grow past these attachments to we work so hard to hide, we will finally start to grow beyond the sensationalized media driven perversion of our survival instinct.

[@jordanwhite8567]

Damn this discussion is even more relevant today than it was then!

[@ryfolamfer]

Criminal acts are very rarely due to pure perversions or pathologies, and are more often due to the feeling (by the actor) of some form of scarcity...of love, companionship, finances, satiety, etc.

[@artemis1172]

love these 2 guys , love tool , vicarious still gives me a chill down my spine everytime i hear it...

[@katpocalypsemeow4554]

This is a difficult topic, on one hand there is a lot of traumatizing and desensitizing effects to images of real violence that can cause so many problems but at the the same time some people needs the kick in the ass, the shock of seeing the reality of violence to come to pay attention and actually care. My personal struggle with real life violence is between what I feel is my civic duty to be aware of what is going on in the world and my community and trying to maintain my own mental health as someone who finds actual violence incredibly disturbing and triggering towards my PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Some times I HAVE to shut myself off from the world for a few days to cope. Sometimes I feel like we are damned if we do and damned if we don't. Being ignorant of the reality of violence in our world doesn't help, how can we work to change things and make the world better if we're ignorant? At the same time real violence can have such a horrific and traumatizing affect on people that it can make things worse. How do we draw the line between the too? With what you said about LGBT+ people, how lesbians or butch women or even transmen are far more accepted than gay men or transwomen, that's a prime example of sexism and misogyny. It's about men being inherently superior to women. A butch woman (who is inferior for being a woman) is taking on aspects of at least the appearance if not also the behavior of her superior (men). She is elevating herself. Where a transwoman is choosing to discard the superior position of being male for the inferior position of being female. Works the same for gay men, being attracted to men is something only women are supposed to do, so by being attracted to another man they are debasing themselves to be like women. With lesbians it's a mix of the elevation of taking on the male trait of being attracted to women, sexual objectification of women, and (to at least some degree) the protection of the fragile, insercure male ego. If it's just two women then there's no naked guy to look at and make you question your sexuality.

[@VinAndSori]

Very well put

[@katpocalypsemeow4554]

@@VinAndSori thank you. Have you two had a chance to read the comics I sent a little while back? JTHM, Squee, and Sunstone? I'm going to keep asking until you answer =p

[@rattlehead890]

Path of Golconda - Return Path of Golconda - The Wolves Are On The Prowl Band Name - Path of Golconda Would be great to hear/see you reaction to Path of Golconda. Links to the songs below: Return - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKaWlHdqd5ejq6s Wolves - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h16shX6JiJd2rbM

[@willraibley615]

Been waiting for you to hear this one. IMO this is the perfect song, gives me goosebumps every time is hear it.

[@edgecrusherhalo]

Such an amazing song.

[@szkod4]

Vicariously I live while the whole world listens to Tool and I appreciate it.

[@knyras]

I was waiting for ages for you to react to this song

[@158102262]

I was interested in serial killers, but I'd watch documentaries just to see why they did it and what their thought processes were like and the psychological aspects of them. I don't think I was necessarily interested in the stories, but I could be wrong about myself. Very interesting discussion

[@nikkothegoblin]

It's as the song title insinuates. Vicariously you can explore the feelings and thoughts of actual murderers at no cost. Of course it's appealing but no doubt it subconsciously affects us.

[@RyanMovingViolationz]

That last part of the song is 😮😮😮❤️🤘🤘🤘

[@jasonsmith4969]

I didn't know Tool had a ringtone in this piece. Huh, you learn something every day.

[@johnstack941]

Great review both of you! Found a new couple to follow in song reviews. 😉

[@darryllyle5250]

Part of the problem we have now-a-days with Social Media and events is that people equate individual situations to a group. Like what you brought up in the video with the Eric Garner situation. That is an individual situation. Not all cops are like that. Not all situations are like that. However, people will view individual situations and hold an opinion on the entire group. While there may be problems with a structure or organization we shouldn't hold opinions on an entire group of people because of an individual situation. That is the root of racism, hate, and in-equality.

[@miserybiz1129]

A Perfect Circle - So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish

[@Sitaell69]

Marko Leppämäki been looking way too long for this one !

[@muhammadkashiftoor]

This song has like one of the best intros ever!! 💥

[@mpfiveO]

Yes! Been waiting for you guys to get to this one. Such a great song!!

[@abc-pn6yi]

I remember tripping on Lsd and listening to this song and the Rosetta Stoned song on repeat for 12 hours on my couch.. I was so fucked up and tripping thru reality, it was a profound experience..

[@frogman86]

Probably become my favourite tool song over the years, glad you guys covered it :)

[@buddysaile973]

Vin And Sori always a treat to watch you guys do a reaction video, especially a Tool song! Hopefully we will have a new album in the next few months to dissect, which is a really big deal to some of us, yourselves included i assume. In the meantime would you guys consider a Puscifer song or more APC? Jimmy has much more to share with us outside of Tool, and not all of it is as dark and brooding. Congratulations on your new addition, keep up the good work!

[@sledgenwedge]

Congratulations on the contractions

[@VinAndSori]

Thx!

[@johnsantos2133]

Do Deftones - Change (Into The House Of Flies)

[@sovereignking9275]

nah deftones is digital bath.... for sure.

[@darkmatter4752]

Change (IN the house of flies)

[@jamielake-boyd3600]

Passanger by deft tones has Maynard singing in it to.

[@jamielake-boyd3600]

As deep as Maynard is, the simple meaning is its a dog eat dog world.

[@Rayk76]

Beautiful song

[@TenTonNuke]

You were very specific about not liking death videos, but I think Maynard just means tragedy stories in general. Kittens playing the keyboard don't hold people's attention. Hurricanes and school shootings and "menacing" caravans from Mexico and shark attacks and lead in the public water supply - these things hold people's attention. People don't watch Real Housewives to see them doing the dishes. They watch for the arguments and fights.

[@dustinshadle732]

my dad was denied transfer to vietnam in 1968, 3 times. the board felt he was too eager to kill. now, my dad listens to Tool, and looks back with wisdom. i was a peacemaker. i ended up between people wanting to shoot each other, guns out. id get them to put it off for a day, and usually the severity of what happened was far less. sometimes it went from guns to fists. i really think that was a good step.

[@sunlannex126]

Cant wait for more guys 🍻🍻

[@trip27]

Always seems to me, when ever the news is reporting on something, they sound so disappointed when there are no deaths involved.

[@VinAndSori]

Soooooooo true!!!

[@VincentValentine33]

The song is taking a jab at cable news and how we are all addictive to it. The song came out before FB and most social media. Maynard has a strange ability to see into the future based on what was happening around him at the time. You are right that he's self aware. I think he's an Atheist, but you can see a lot of Buddhist beliefs in some of his songs. The song was written about Fox News and how people are so addicted to it that they see tragedy happen and think it's like the WWE. They are so glued to Fox News that if they go to a doctor's office, they can't handle the fact that any other channel but Fox News is on the TV. Usually they have on HGTV, but this guy was so pissed that they wouldn't change the channel to fox, he threatened the nurses and had to be taken out by police.

[@19ThreeLions97]

*Ayyy that's my lyric video heh* A bit laggy but... will do. So so powerful song.

[@terrywbreedlove]

:) love the look on both your faces kind of confused, lost and jamming at the same time :)

[@williamgould2128]

You guys should do a reaction to the music video for this as well. I'm all about the music and lyrics reactions but the video is just too good.. even got a section of it tattooed on my shoulder lol. please do it. now...

[@TheHulk2008]

Yes finally August 30th after 13 years they will release an album :)

[@Cuckoorex]

Great thoughtful reaction again. I wish I could hang out with you guys.

[@maryjackson6404]

Thank you 🌹🌹🌹

[@richardbeirne6909]

The majority of people don't watch pornography is about the most naive thing I've heard on this channel...

[@thehextroupe99]

Yeah I agree, pornography is much more wide spread than vin seems to understand

[@DonnyS.]

I combed through the comments section just for reactions to this opinion of their's. They should do a survey. Do you/have you watched porn? I'll start: yes.

[@nikkothegoblin]

It's a part of the problem yeah. Vicariously through is many impressionable people develop dangerous fantasies. But on the other hand this digital age also allows more open dialogues and expression. For as much access to dangerous media there is, there is the ability to fight it despite how drowned out it is

[@georginaK21]

I don't think it is as widespread as people think it is. Like smoking weed. Some people do it, but the majority of people are elderly and anyone under 15 (I hope) likely don't watch it. I should imagine most women don't either, although certainly a lot do. Sadly a lot of younger people will get into it in this generation as their whole lives are on the internet it seems. Porn is terrible along with every other form of instant gratifying things in society, like food, caffeine, alcohol. Excess in anything is bad and I feel that a large portion of the male population have a dependency on pornography.

[@gwgoulinos]

@@nikkothegoblin That's why you need a moral compass,and critical thinking,filters that allow you to browse "safely" the internet,and media in general,especially if you are a child. That's a big problem that doesn't get addressed as much as it should. Children have smartphones as soon as they can read now,it's mind-blowingly easy how fast they can change,even their core personality traits ,which have not even started to form yet.

[@TheAskald]

What I love about Vicarious, is that the point of the song is proved with Wings For Marie.

[@Igor-ug1uo]

The important thing to understand is that feeding on tragedy doesn't mean enjoying it. Many people are still drawn to horrible things because they get negative emotions out of it.

[@LONE-WOLF-FILMS]

The lyrics 'We wont give pause until the blood is flowing' is more along the lines of the fact that we wont stop doing the things in our everyday lives until we see something so violent that it stops us in our tracks, we will stop and give pause to watch something bloody and violent, somebody subjected to either violence or ultimately death, to live through their tragedy, to learn the cause and the end result of the circumstances of said incident, its how we learn to survive, to adapt to situations that could unless learned, would kill us or cause us some tragedy etc. Its the basis of human survival, weve been doing it since time began, HEY, JOHNNY ACCIDENTLY RAN IN FRONT OF A TRUCK AND GOT KILLED..... the lesson we take from that is dont run in front of a truck because it could kill you. As vin says, the ubiquitous nature of the media and how its shared nowadays is so readily available and as much as you try and steer clear of watching those tragic videos of someones downfall or death, its a human trait to want to see it so that we learn to avoid that situation if it ever presented itself, its how we learn and evolve and survive! Were all vicarious by nature, to what extreme is varied depending on your life experiences etc, some people actually get off on watching people die, other see the tragedy of it and we try and put ourselves in that situation but thankfully it happened to someone else and not them.... Much better you than i!!! You should listen to some of the new A Perfect Circle album, TALK TALK, By and down the river, Disillusioned. Also listen to some Puscifer, the track Simultaneous, both studio and vinyl edition, theyre both of the same context but lyrically very different.

[@DaemonWulf7]

29:05 absolutely, brother. that's the key to it all.

[@desireeholloway3353]

LOVE LOVE LOVE TOOL!

[@thtadthtshldntbe]

I am pretty sure that one of the major points of this song (it was released on 2006) was the new phenomenon that humankind had of experiencing, from a distance via live tv, stuff like war or human disasters in real time. This is not like social media per se, where social media is at least interactive and people can comment on or even do their own reporting on the events being seen live. This is about the surreal passivity that many experiencing see bombs actually hit in real time from bomb cams or watching the towers fall live on tv or any other similar event.

[@danmelvin9460]

There is a theory about how the size of a primate skull can determine the (also, just came to the point with the contractions. Congratulations!) size of the tribe. It's called the Dunbar number. Robin Dunbar is an anthropologist that found this correlation to the size of primate skulls to the size of tribes their tribes. For humans it's about 150 (relatively). But what this means is that there is a hardwired amount of how many people you can really empathize with at any given time. People outside of that parameter become abstracts (like why you feel more when a loved one cuts their hand versus when you hear about 300+ people dying in a terrorist attack. No judgement, it's just the way we're built). It's why people in large cities are generally seen as colder because they are dealing with a larger population than people who live in smaller cities. They have to shield themselves emotionally from other people because our brains aren't able to process this amount of emotional stimulation. Our technology has outgrown our physical ability to process true empathy. ...so now that I've rambled, thank you for your insights and entertainment.

[@brandonpoulin6547]

Wow, love what you guys are doing here! Now I want a reaction to eulogy! This is Brandon by the way. Had no idea you guys were killing it on you tube!

[@SlyghtMusic]

This is probably my favorite tool song. Musically. But this is just lyrically. Im not very religious. I have faith just my own I tend to keep to myself. But this song is crazy true.

[@anthothiyahbey5638]

Dr. Jekyll, Dr. Jekyll, who are thee to Hyde? Going to and fro from face to face, the shame one bares resides. From light to dark, from stage to stage, the rage transforms discreet- Without reserve, thine eyes behold these traits are those in me! Vicariously I...exactly!

[@knightofcarrion7358]

my favourite song ^.^ I have been waiting for some time to watch this video

[@kasper301615]

About serial killers... I think there is some fascination with how this person can let the evils out that we can't even though deep down may want to. What is it that made them lead a different path? Am I going to be a serial killer because I have these thoughts? Was his childhood as fucked up as mine?

[@corpazilum5352]

Yeah, the whole serial killer thing is a complicated question. You have some in it for the gore factor, some because for whatever reason they sympathize with the killer's motives or something, some people want to understand how their mind works, some (like me) are just attracted to a mystery. I'm not really interested too much in ones where they know who did it. It's complicated. You'll probably get a different answer for every different person you ask.

[@kasper301615]

@@corpazilum5352 Same here. I was obsessed with the Black Dahlia in my early 20s. I read every book and watched every documentary.

[@DragonFly-qm4vh]

YAYYY MORE TOOL

[@sean88gator]

Time for Invincible & Descending. Can't wait for your reactions.

[@Sr7Sr7Sr7]

In a way this is a natural extension from Stinkfist. Talking about widespread cultural desensitization and the need to feel better about one’s self by watching misfortune of others go hand in hand. In this song he even says “we won’t give pause until the blood is flowing”. Watching Vin’s reactions while the song played I was worried he was just gonna label Maynard as some sociopath, but I’m glad he really got what Maynard was doing here. It’s so much more powerful when he sings it from the first person perspective and makes it deeply personal and honest.

[@sspu1]

I am kind of jealous of you just now getting into Tool... I have been a Tool fan since 1993. So waiting for their new album that is finally coming this August has been killing me. In case you didn't know they have played two new songs in their latest tour. I was lucky enough to hear them in person. Search out here for them.... Invincible and Descending are the two songs. They are very good but not as good as their older stuff in my opinion.

[@auntbeasc]

Did you ever turn away from the opportunity to watch the 'Challenger' explode ??? Of course not ...

[@yankeehill10]

Excited for the new album?

[@andreaantolini2711]

Non mi far piangere anche mi

[@mattykotz7219]

Sori understands the emotional side of things so well. The reality of things, not so well. Vin is a perfect compliment to he naivety. I love you guys as a couple. Perfect symmetry. Fo sho. :)

[@JollyRogerJo]

the part of newspaper that we read the first is where the dead people are and accidents....black chronics

[@roderickconstantino5354]

If you stopped and slowed to look at a bad car accident along the freeway , then you have. Yes it’s true, if you don’t think so, then why’d you look?

[@stevenwilliams1805]

I would like to add about the "let everyone out of prison," comment. I feel, all nonviolent drug offenders should be released.

[@Rayk76]

Lost keys Rosetta stoned ! Hell yeah guys go for it

[@kittenblossom2794]

Such absolute brilliance!

[@nornog]

Marillion Assasing, Fugazi or Punch and Judy. See I request things other than, Iron Maiden Revelations, 22 Acadia Avenue or Sea of Madness. Remember Tomorrow or Killer's from the early years. See, I'm not a one trick pony.

[@betsysingh-anand3228]

Best song on the best album ❤️

[@THETYMEKK12]

I think that this song is also about watching all kinds of movies, fake stories, that satisfy our need of thrill and entertainment.

[@tcm9696]

In Flames - I Am Above