The silence after it ended was profound. I can see you guys really felt the emotion! Love it. Nice reaction.

@SueSueandthewolfman

11 ай бұрын

Thank you 💜

@nicomulling515

10 ай бұрын

I Liked your command before starting the Video 😊

@nicomulling515

10 ай бұрын

Great reaction...

I am now 47 and I have battled myself everyday to not give up. I spend so much time in the mirror begging myself to keep going. It gets harder when you no longer fear death but welcome it to free the mind of the pain and the rage. To see there are people who actually care about those that are suffering makes me think maybe one day the world can change. Thank you for your reaction. 🖤🖤

@SueSueandthewolfman

11 ай бұрын

Don’t give up. Take every small victory that comes your way and keep pressing on 💜💜💜

When Papa Roach sang this in the early 2000s, people really didn't pay much attention to the lyrics. It was set to a driving beat and Jacoby's vocals were more aggressive and angry. Ronnie makes you feel every word, you hear the desperation, sadness, anger and hopelessness and the musical arrangement adds to it. I have watched this video hundreds of times and each time I tear up, that is the power of music and Ronnie's voice

@katarinafiebelkorn8171

11 ай бұрын

I heard an interview that Jacoby did and he said he asked Ronnie Radke to cover this song for the anniversary of last resort I thought that was really cool .

Ronnie's vision for this particular song was absolutely spot on and touches anyone who has faced dark times and paints a picture of the desparity, from the effected person perspective

Your silence said it all! When Papa Roach cam out with thisit was full of angnst and anger. This reimagnged version has so much emotion and true pain that you can feel.Ronnie played a sample of the song for Shadox from Papa Roach before he released it. Shadox loved it.Ronnie is pure genius!

This can't be even called a cover, Ronnie reimagined this song in such a masterful way, he completely made it his own. Speaking of the topic, you may not know that Sabaton also has a song with the same topic, it's called Hammer Has Fallen. It's a song from Metalizer, their only non-historical album and it's one of my favourite Sabaton songs. I really recommend live version, it's even more powerful than the one from the album.

Liebe Grüße an Euch ihr Lieben. Ich war lange nicht mehr auf Sendung.Schön Euch beide wieder zu sehen. Ich hoffe das es Euch gut geht.Sehr schönes Lied…..so gut,so fein und soooooo hart.Danke für Eure Reaktion.Liebe Grüße Markus

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I feel you . I wanted to cry the first time I heard it as there has been 3 suicides in my family . Every hair on my body stood on end! . Best thing I've heard in what feels like forever 🤍

The silence after the video speaks volumes. Sometimes silence is necessary. Listening to songs like this just isn’t easy but they are out there and people hurt and others are lost just watching it all never knowing what to do or say. I understand the silence. I sit in it way to many times. Thanks for the play thanks for the find Amy. Hope you are all blessed. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

If ur feeling the way we feel the song don't worry about people wanna hear. Cuz people can feel. The way you guys were in silence at the end was exactly what us empaths can feel and connect to reactions like this. It's ok to not have to try and put it into words. Great reaction and ty!

Ronnie is an epic Artist 💗

Love from another Sue.. xo

@SueSueandthewolfman

10 ай бұрын

Love back to you my dear! 💜

Yes that one hits you right in the feels

Loved your reaction. A long silence after hearing a certain song is sometimes all that’s needed ❤

@SueSueandthewolfman

11 ай бұрын

Thk you 💜!

That was 🙏🏼 intense….thank you. Wishing you and everybody strength if needed..🙏🏼

Hugs

Thanks for your reaction 🤘💥⚡️💫ten ton hammer……

Very powerful. This is a cover of a Papa Roach song, which sounds WAAAAYY different. Didn’t expect to see Falling in Reverse on this channel, but I am very happy to see it. A very interesting band. They can get pretty heavy musically, as well. Their videos and production quality are always very good. I do believe it’s your purpose SueSue, amongst many things.

@marinamucic908

11 ай бұрын

Ronnie really made a masterpiece here, incredibly emotional and powerful. Did you see live performance of Watch The World Burn? Fantastic!!

@amygoodson-catlady

11 ай бұрын

My bad. I sent the link and was so distracted by the storm I forgot to mention the subject matter.

@kentk2215

11 ай бұрын

@@amygoodson-catlady they seemed somewhat prepared for the subject matter

@amygoodson-catlady

11 ай бұрын

@kentk2215 She read description box for video 1st, likely. I'm glad bc I punched them hard enough w the song choice! But that's a genuine reaction...

@kentk2215

11 ай бұрын

@@amygoodson-catlady agreed. The best kind.

I really adore how genuine you are with your reaction here. And that you had the power to put it into words even though you struggled. Thank you!

@SueSueandthewolfman

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!! 💜

Mostly what happens when somebody feels this way they it's drawn and by not feeling accomplished by anything not feeling worse than you say not feeling like you're worth being alive so when somebody tells you that you're doing fine and you're doing great and you're doing a good job then that can help you feel more worth something

Согласна, слова здесь не нужны! Понимание смысла песни и эмоции скажут больше любых слов! ❤❣️🇧🇾

This is a rabbithole you should go down. So many of their songs deal with mental health. Ronnie(singer) is very open about his issues. Yes his mother abandoned him when was a baby because of her addiction. A good start is Popular Monster

"Once your Hope is Withered Away into Nothingness this is where you will find True Despair." Sadly

0:10 the look on his face😂😂😂😂😂

Love your reaction Ronnie music always speaks to me love from northern Ireland

This version made the song lyrics stand out so much more and makes it so emotional. Both Jacoby and Ronnie has strong connections with this song. Jacoby wrote the song after a roommate of his tried to commit suicide, and Ronnie did lose his mom when he was very young, she was a drug addict and abandoned him and his brother.

@SueSueandthewolfman

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for this information!

remarkable band

Great reaction you don't have to say anything 😂 we all get it 😂

Oye, so sorry I forgot to warn you how heavy this was. I never liked the original, but I keep running into this version, and I really liked the vocal power matching the music...absolutely fueled by angst and pain. I'm not a FIR fan, but when I saw this I thought the singer looked Native American, so I gave it a chance. Turns out he does have some NDN blood... but super powerful performance!

I recently came across this song by Falling In Reverse, and I hadn't heard Papa Roach's original before that. I could immediately relate to the song for reasons you now are aware of. I wished it was just for the music and maybe the production value of the video, but there I was, confronted with a topic that's been on my mind ever since I lost my mom early last year. Because it touched me so deeply, as it does you (and I know why), I felt the need, if you will, to get it up on my own channel. So, that's what I did and people can watch the full video there if they like. Loved the way you reacted to this! Blessings to you, guys! ~Mike H. For those interested in watching the original video, it's on my channel, called Music From The Heart: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nYmEudqRn9TUk5c.html

Please if you haven't had a chance react to watch the world burn live from the popular monstour you get to see Ronnie and falling in reverse flexing their vocal abilities live.

If you haven't yet. Do a reaction of NF- How could you leave us.

@kevinkerns1658

11 ай бұрын

It's a very deep song. Just a warning.

I don't think you've reacted to anything by Korpiklaani yet. It's a really cool Finnish folk metal band. Perhaps their "Pilli On Pajusta Tehty (official video)" would be a good one to start with. They do also have songs in English, but many seem to think (and I kind of agree) that they sound better in Finnish (even if you don't understand the words).