Ur awesome rosalie ❤️ love watching ur reaction vids, thankyou for helping spread my music

@albipickford1013

Жыл бұрын

Fully deserved DuDe, so many of us can relate to your work and your experiences which believe me really, really helps. Much love

@DyvmSlorm

Жыл бұрын

Ren, so happy you found this one. Rosalie is who drug me into your orbit!

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Ren. Another masterpiece of yours.

@BigBaldBearded

Жыл бұрын

Love Hi Ren and love Rosalie’s reactions. Her HI Ren reaction had her just amazed. And it’s your talent Ren that is the talk of KZread. The beat is ridiculous!

@CorneliusYeasteroni

Жыл бұрын

You NEED to do a livestream Q&A with Rosalie! That would be absolutely incredible (and absolutely for the people).

Respect, From Ren's dad. PS Not all health workers are like the one in the film. I think Ren was just making a point that governments and regimes sometimes don't invest in enough caring services for people who are unwell, damaged by the commoditization of everything

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Mr. Gill. I am honored you stopped by and commented. I agree with you. Well said

@martingilluk1

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Rosalie, Here in the UK treatments are overly delivered within an economic model. Outcome-measured practices, such as CBT, means that person-centred, individualised treatments don't get funded. It's interesting to see that the once health secretary Jeremy Hunt is now the Chancellor of £. Also, Hunt has been refusing to fund NHS pay rises or investments in health care. I wanted to add that I'm not just sounding off but trying to be part of the change. Ren's step mum, Hannah Sherbersky is a leading figure in transforming UK therapy Services. Using a systemic model, training therapists to see how the services and therapeutic approaches can be part of the problem. Addressing issues like race, gender and equality. So I really like your ideas about symbiosis. Everything's connected. If we are to get our health services working we have to think systemically, not looking for shortcuts to reduce government targets. Martin

@julieyates405

Жыл бұрын

@@martingilluk1 Firstly you must be a very proud dad, what a talented son you have. Ren's work is bringing such powerful messages out into the open. I was a nurse for 27 years, (in UK) with a lot of training and experience. When I needed healthcare, I was horrified by the way I was treated, not believed, not assessed properly or referred to the right experts, within a system that appeared to have lost its way completely. It was really harmful psychologically to be dismissed and pushed towards self care inappropriately, by people I considered lacked the skills and knowledge to be delivering contracted services.....I would love to hear more about the work Hannah is doing. In my opinion proper patient assessment and management of information flows between professionals is where the problems start and healthcare really needs to get back to basics. I'm not sure where it's going but we need political will and radical review of just about everything, including the research base influencing policies and the current 'heist' of our NHS.

@martingilluk1

Жыл бұрын

@@julieyates405 NHS England does fund innovations around training staff to be more empathic using a systemic model. The problem is around NICE guidance and evidence based practice. CBT has more evidence of the behavioural linear approach. Problems are more complex though. Especially mental health. Families are often the symptom bearers. CBT focuses on fixing the individual. Hannah’s work is about training people to realise they are often part of the problem. That by being more open and curious when using their nurses skills the outcomes will be better

@julieyates405

Жыл бұрын

@@martingilluk1 The one thing I can truly add in here, is sometimes patients are being pushed towards pain management programmes or chronic fatigue services, and CBT when underlying physical problems haven't been diagnosed or treated properly. This is creating a lot of additional mental health challenges for patients and avoidable long term complications for patients. Everyone has a part to play in their own wellness, but I feel it's important for professionals to know what's what. I've seen patients with chronic pain taken off drugs that help, forcing them into a crisis, because a 'practitioner' was working with a hypothesis they didn't work and the patient needed to turn on their 'inner pharmacy'. Which was not what NICE or the Pain Society recommended at all. Hopefully the work Hannah is doing can help to move services forward. When it comes to something like Lyme, a yes or no test is primarily all that appears to be on offer. If it's negative, there's no where else to go. I know of patients who had positive testing abroad, but still couldn't get NHS treatment despite being quite sick. This suggest the efficacy of testing needs to be challenged, particularly somewhere like Sussex where ticks are so common.

I love that Ren watches and comments on a lot of these reactions. He seems really excited and happy that his music is reaching new ears and truly helping people through their struggles! Awesome guy!

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Agreed :)

@abnormaltexan

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficial Um ma’am, you rock too! I love how excited you get about music and how you tie it to our human experience is absolutely beautiful! You are PHENOMENAL!!

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

@@abnormaltexan thank you! :) :)

@abnormaltexan

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficialdo more Paolo Nutini

@deanBORO

Жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree more!! What a man

I’ve literally never sat for several days at a time watching other people react to an artist in my life. If he doesn’t win some awards, I have lost hope in the music industry.

@angelasweet-williams3678

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same

@BMTECAS1

Жыл бұрын

Same

@DanielBarne

Жыл бұрын

The music industry is the last thing he needs. They are precisely the thing he says will turn his brilliance into a commodity. Ren has already won more than any award, he has our respect

@KiskaeGG

Жыл бұрын

Sadly he won't. They only give awards for numbers to trash algorithmic music.

@ChrisLawton66

Жыл бұрын

Same. And I'd feel guilty if I don't like, comment, and subscribe. I've got around 50 new subscriptions.

As someone who suffered from Lyme disease and had it steal my best years, this hits hard. I feel the pain and it brings back memories. This is another incredible work of art! I did eventually beat Lyme disease after 3 years of Doxycycline antibiotic. I got off the antibiotic too soon twice and it came back harder than ever. The third time I recorded my symptoms and found that I had flare ups every two weeks and they logarithmically declined over 8 months. Then I stayed on the antibiotics 6 more months after no symptoms and I was terrified it would come back but never did. I still had completely destroyed hips and could barely walk but in my late 20s got both hips replaced and now I’m back to hiking and biking with 2 awesome kids and feeling great. I hope others with Lyme disease will hear this and get hope!

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing your journey through the suffering and victories. So glad you’re better now.

@AndrewsRRaOS

Жыл бұрын

Did you test positive or did it take time for them to find it? I have tested neg but still have weird symptoms that feel like they could be that. Seems like most doctors just don't know how to handle it.

@Hurmanetar

Жыл бұрын

@@AndrewsRRaOS I took the Lyme titer and it takes some interpretation of the results to confirm... There are a lot of antigens on there and most will say negative and most doctors don't know how to read the results. Mine came back partly positive on a few antigens and positive on others and negative on others. First GP just gave me prescription narcotics which I tossed after a week because they were clearly not good for me mentally and didn't help the pain much. The good doc who treated me and understood how to interpret the test said the Lyme titer looked like I had an old infection and then a more recent one. My mom had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome before I was born and might have passed it to me at birth. I did a lot of camping/backpacking as a kid and got bitten by ticks so perhaps I did have two infections. I struggled through the symptoms my whole life and just thought I had more health problems than normal but I tried my best to ignore and push through. What finally wore me down and made me seek treatment was my joints - especially hips. By age 18 I couldn't run without pain. By 21 my hip cartilage was gone completely and I could barely walk. Also had spine, neck, and knee issues. Was told by "the best" rheumatologist in DFW that I had ankylosing spondylitis and I was prescribed Humera which kills your immune system to stop the inflammation. I told him, "I tested positive for Lyme disease though..." and he didn't care. He cut me off and said, "that's not it." Then handed me a pamphlet on Ankylosing Spondylitis which stated, "the cause of AS is unknown, but could be of bacterial origin." The CDC doesn't recognize Chronic Lyme as a thing... I don't know if its because insurance doesn't want to pay for treatments or because they're covering up the Plum Island tickborne disease experiments or because they just generally want you sick and weak. My parents both tested positive and tried for years to get me to test but I wouldn't. Typical teenager thinks he knows better. Even after I started the Doxycycline I wasn't convinced so I quit too soon. I only became convinced after I quit the antibiotics because I suddenly felt soooo much worse. Going back on the antibiotics helped again. Quit too soon the 2nd time and it came back again. 3rd time I was determined so I journaled my symptoms every day for a year and found a clear logarithmic decline in flare up severity until it was 0. Then stayed on antibiotics another 6 months and it stayed gone! Still had bad hips but eventually got those replaced and have no issues anymore.

@AndrewsRRaOS

Жыл бұрын

@@Hurmanetar Thank you so much for your response and sharing all that detail. Really appreciate that! Glad to hear you are on the other side.

@tinymusikcodottv-Musikverse99

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficial I had a talk with a doctor the other days and I was telling her that the doctors could only put out what the FDA wants them to and they want to get people on the highest prices meds so doctors could not give the patesnts the correct meds. She said yes you are right and it is sad. Big pharma only care about money. rememebr back in the 90s when the FDA and big pharma gave Pain killers to everyone even people who just had a sprang ankle. yes FREE 30 days supply to everyone with pain to get them hooked. yes that happened in the 90s. to 2013 then in the past 5 years took those pain meds away from people with cronic pain like MS and other cronic conditions. these people where killing themselfs because who wants to live in pain and be stuck in bed? The problem is big Pharma and the FDA. Now the FDA says in a medicle mad that they did not intend to take it away from people who truly need those pain killers for cronic illnesses. my doctor said that she had not heard anything about that. they are Lyers. Not many trust meds anymore!!! thats a hug problem. we need to fix it and Ren is trying to do just that!!!!!

I just had to say thanks. I'd seen reactions to Hi Ren pop up in different places but hadn't listened to them or the song yet. It was your reaction I checked out. Now I've lost 24 hours binging Ren content. I guess that means I can blame you for the loss of those 24 hours .

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

:) Aww THANK YOU!!! that really means a lot!! i appreciate the support. haha i'll gladly take the blame.

@shestu

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficial great reaction and reflection. You mentioned the trailer which I thought was great too (it brings up topics not in this video). Can't find it now. Any link?

@Fofo-sr2xu

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean "lost", that's time well spent!

@tinymusikcodottv-Musikverse99

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficial I had a talk with a doctor the other days and I was telling her that the doctors could only put out what the FDA wants them to and they want to get people on the highest prices meds so doctors could not give the patesnts the correct meds. She said yes you are right and it is sad. Big pharma only care about money. rememebr back in the 90s when the FDA and big pharma gave Pain killers to everyone even people who just had a sprang ankle. yes FREE 30 days supply to everyone with pain to get them hooked. yes that happened in the 90s. to 2013 then in the past 5 years took those pain meds away from people with cronic pain like MS and other cronic conditions. these people where killing themselfs because who wants to live in pain and be stuck in bed? The problem is big Pharma and the FDA. Now the FDA says in a medicle mad that they did not intend to take it away from people who truly need those pain killers for cronic illnesses. my doctor said that she had not heard anything about that. they are Lyers. Not many trust meds anymore!!! thats a hug problem. we need to fix it and Ren is trying to do just that!!!!!

@warmsnow

Жыл бұрын

@@Fofo-sr2xu big facts no second ever lost diving into rens artistry ❤️

"Sick boi, sick boi, bitten by a tick boi" Hooking back to Lyme's Disease and the struggles from Hi Ren How the hell is his writing so flipping good?!

@DocHogan

Жыл бұрын

Beyond the obvious of ticks being a primary transmission vector for Lyme's Disease, a major motivation in Ren's life and music, it sets up the rest of the track. The parasitic nature of the music industry, mental and physical health industries, and industry in general, as well as current society, parasites getting fat and bloated while bleeding the host dry, spreading pain and disease while only concerned with supporting the parasites own greed. Distract the host, misdirect them, bleed them dry, move on to the next. Rinse and repeat. Some parasites (e.g. Cordyceps) will take control of behaviors and even continue to animate the host long after its death. Hmmmm... labels and hologram rights (and so much more, hologram just my first thought)

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

wow really insightful thoughts and interpretations here!! well said. really good point.

@jacobomann3374

Жыл бұрын

I have been beaten so many times and have no energy but this song makes me have motivation to at least get tested!

@DocHogan

Жыл бұрын

@@Morningstar_37 also for corpo parasitic behavioral changes, and NOT to dismiss your insight here as it is certainly reasonable, what I had in mind when I wrote that comment was more along the lines of corporate labels telling (read: blackmailing/extorting) their artists how to dress, editing their lyrics, scripting their interviews and press junkets, creating false histories, etc.

@Haffelpaff

Жыл бұрын

This line knowing his story is like a kick in my stomach every time.

Hi Rosalie, the choir sample in the background is a Bulgarian folk song called "Bre Petrunko", I'm not sure whether it was intentional, but the lyrics go very well with his song here, it's about a dance called the Horo that is performed by Men and women in a circle holding hands that goes round and round as though stuck on a merry-go-round, and a young girl called Petrunka (Petruna) who gets lost in the dance.

Another great reaction as usual. It would seem that Ren has been dealing with the same type of doctors I have had to put up with for the past 25+ years. The song describes my experience to a T. As you stated, you already have read a little about his background; here is what I was able to find on the internet and from Ren's live stream recordings. In 2009, while studying music performance at Bath Spa University, he began to experience health issues and was struggling to attend his lectures. In 2010, he was signed by Sony Records and was working on an album when his health deteriorated to the point where he was unable to continue. His illness often kept him in bed for up to 23 hours a day. Ren was initially diagnosed with depression, bipolar disorder, and chronic fatigue syndrome. It would take seven years before he was finally diagnosed correctly with autoimmunity, Lyme disease, and brain damage. Ren eventually underwent stem cell therapy in the United States, which improved his health, but it has not been a cure. He is currently in Canada for more treatments. I would recommend you check out his trilogy, "The Tale of Jenny/Screech/Violet," it is haunting and has an unexpected ending; WATCH THEM IN THE STATED ORDER, as this is the flow of the storyline. It is another example of Ren’s lyrical and musical genius. It is a master class in story telling. Again, great reaction. God bless.

@FunknMunky77

7 ай бұрын

Jenny and Screech is epic.....fu*kin hell every thing Ren does is absolutely brilliant he is what music has needed fir a long time. You can put him in a box or genre he's a little bit of everything but yet not. He takes you on a journey and is an amazing story teller. He paints the picture so perfectly. I wish than man nothing but success happiness and good health. He deserves all of it.

We all hope Ren will be an institution himself, by end of 2023! For me, perfect theatre/music!

I've been going down this rabbit hole called Ren the last few days. He's amazing. I heard this song a few hours ago and the songs keep going. I found him in videos in a band called 'The Big Push' where he covers Bob Marley and has even more great music. These songs just go through my soul to a level I've not had before.

I think that the pigs may be a nod to Animal Farm by George Orwell, in keeping with the general dystopian tone. It's been a long time since an artist has had me as excited for each new release as I am for Ren right now, as somebody who has seen him around Brighton for years, busking and playing gigs with his band. Love seeing you and others dive so deep into his material and for him to be getting the long overdue recognition that he deserves.

@jacobomann3374

Жыл бұрын

Agreed so much to take in!

@schwachmatjauch3282

Жыл бұрын

You're definitely right about the pig symbolism. Ren explained it in a stream once and said that this book and its symbols will be playing a bigger part in his music in the future :)

@Tc-ef1ci

Жыл бұрын

I think it refers to corporate pig’s..ie big industry/music industry. The psychiatrist turns into a pig symbolising the corporate pigs in the pharmaceutical industry. The corporate pig is all about making money and doesn’t care about the artist, the audience, the individual, the human, the planet.

@stevenmeyer9674

Жыл бұрын

@@Tc-ef1ci And as Rosalie surmised, that very corporate "pig" slaughtered Ren's music career when he was fired by his music company (Sony) because they thought Ren was unbalanced.

@jeffm1896

Жыл бұрын

@@stevenmeyer9674 Sounds to me like if Ren was "unbalanced" it was a result of his misdiagnosis, the effects of the "therapy" for a problem that didn't exist, and the Hell he went through trying to deal with the effects of a disease that was totally missed. On top of the physically devastating effects of Lyme Disease, being told that "it's all in your head" and that you're basically nuts would be bad enough. But then being treated with psych drugs for something that didn't exist, on top of the neurological effects of Lyme Disease strikes me as malpractice. The fact Ren never gave up and kept fighting is a testament to his inner strength and spirit. We are human beings, but we are not our bodies and if anyone ever shown a light on that fact it is this young man! I've been a physician for 43 years and there are good and bad players as in any field, but once healthcare became for profit and the bean counters took over, the patient care went in the toilet. The ineffeciency is in the bureaucracy, and in the USA way too much of the operating costs are sucked up by "the machine" and never make it to patient care. The other systemic issue is the lack of responsibility of many of the public for their own health. Poor lifestyle choices result in around 80% of chronic health problems we suffer, which takes up a disproportional amount of healthcare resources. But the public doesn't want to hear that because it would mean they'd have to get their own poop grouped. Until that is effectively addressed it's going to continue to be like bailing water out of a boat which has holes below the waterline. Eventually you can't keep up and the whole system crashes. Add to that the effects of the thousands of toxic substances we're exposed to every day, the way our food is grown and brought to market, and it's doomed to fail. The proverbial accident looking for a place to happen. Ren speaks to this systemic issue in his song Sick Boi. Hell of a message he's attempting to share! But..... if anyone has a chance to accomplish positive change it's going to be the artists/creatives. Because the corporate suits, shareholders, bought and paid for politicians and the bureaucrats sure as hell don't want anyone rocking the boat and killing their very lucrative sacred cow.

Was so happy to see you made a video on this. I immediately clicked on it. I subbed after I saw your reaction to ‘Hi Ren’ a couple days ago. Yours is my favorite. You really get it. This reaction is just as good. And this song just gets better with each listen. Just wow.

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much. I agree. I’m looking forward to listening to it again

What I take from this release is a battle with the medical system. The frustration is easy to relate to. I agree, Ren shows how he felt dismissed. The inner dialog with ones self is portrayed perfectly when he's grunting and immediately switch to calm and attentive. For me the pig represents the corporate swine that is greed/evil and how they don't actually care about the person, it's all about the product.

@moosepowers420

Жыл бұрын

I felt very underwhelmed when I started therapy and it was almost a 5 minute chat on how are you now then let's talk about your childhood. I'm putting my trust in the system and order she has chose. It can be hard to accept. I can understand people thinking,how does this help me now.

@vacayooper4728

Жыл бұрын

Went in for therapy once, 5 minutes and a prescription. Never filled the pills and never went back.

The thing that strikes me the most in this video, is how I feel in the hospital. I have Multiple Sclerosis, and have many symptoms because of it. But first and foremost is my cognitive problems. I get sent from doctor to doctor, each doctor just vomits information and therapeutic advice all over me and I just simply can't follow anything they are telling me. I feel lost and go home with opiates in my hand which make me feel terrible. How he tells the same story here is heartbreaking and soothing at the same time. I am not alone in this if I listen to this.

Trilogy Jenny, Screech, Violet's tale, next please, your input would be incredible.

Wow! You talking about using labels as a kind of language to describe things is 🔥🔥🔥🤯

Yes that song goes in I love the message that he puts out

Rosalie, you're enthusiasm is delightful.

Rosalie reactions and commentary are absolute next level. Her insights and perspective are sober, clear, wise, compassionate and precise.

Since you brought it up, there are quite a few of us fans that have had issues with the medical community at large. For me, the latest began in July 2021. I was loosing weight rapidly. The PA said he wasn't sure what was going on and suggested treatment for Bulimia. I was trying to eat but even mild foods would cause vomiting. It took a year and I lost about 50 pounds (I was around 100 pounds in May) and I was extremely weak by the time the doctor got involved and they sent me for labs. They figured out, that my pancreas was failing. After starting a medication called Creon in June, I've now just gotten back to what I consider a healthy weight and am able to be more active again I totally get where he's coming from.

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Oh interesting. Thank you for sharing. I’m glad you are better now

@Simon...........

Жыл бұрын

Well you should try living here or when Ren lives. You can be left stuck on a bed in A&E for 24 hours before being seen. Some people don't leave the ambulance. Paramedics have finished shift, started shift the next day and come back to the same patient in the back of the ambulance. Additionally if you want a GP appointment better plan because appts are minimum 3 weeks wait. That's what 12 years of underfunding and cuts have left us with. With special thanks to the Tory party and elitism

@sunshynff

Жыл бұрын

@@Simon........... .......I take it your in England, I find that hard to believe, and I'm not trying to say you're lying or anything like that, but I was in emergency medicine working on an ambulance and in the ER (Emergency Room; What's A&E? is that similar) for almost 28yrs, and our healthcare here across the pond is shite unless you're a rich fat cat, or luck out and you work for a company that pays part of your health cost. But us paramedics, don't make a lot, and I just can't imagine someone in the same line of work as me would or could leave someone on a stretcher for another crew, much less not realize the other crew didn't take care of them, or something. It's federal law here for medical professionals that if you start caring for a patient, you cannot relinquish care until the patient is at a proper health care facility and even then, you have to sign them over to someone of equal training/schooling/degree or higher, or you can be in deep shit fast. You sure that wasn't an exaggerated rumor that got out of hand or something. It's more that I don't want it to be true, than me not believing it's true. Idk, maybe it is, I lived in and worked a fairly rough, semi poor working class area all my years, but there are rougher areas, I know of medics that got burned out seeing the violence and lack of humanity day in and day out, and just start to give zero fucks about patients anymore, so maybe that's the case. I totally get the wait with the GP, that shit happens here too, there was a 5week wait to get in to see my therapist not long ago, and my mom had just died, and they couldn't even squeeze me in. It's a shit life out there sometimes. Take it easy, and stay safe out there.

Sheesh that made her brain tick.... Love seeing the passion come out Rosalie.

this song, first and foremost. is fire. Your reaction, secondly, is just as good. This kid is special.

@Chris-dp2jj

Жыл бұрын

Okay, as far as how Eminem started in the game. I think this guy has that potential. Currently, no one compares to Eminem. NF is epic, not one of my faves, but still.... he's made his imprint, BUT this guy is different then both of them, and it seems as if the masses are responding to his music. I lived through all three of these guys initial moments, so i wanted to speak on it. The guitar as well, the singing, the presence in front of a camera. This cats GOT IT ALL.

Hello from Serbia, Rosalie. 🖤 I'm sorry in advance if this comment gets too long, but I really need to say few things. First of all, I want to thank Ren for being the voice for all of us who haven't found the way to speak about this topic ourselves. There are so many people dealing with similar situations but being invisible. I think we are generally invisible because we are disabled and we spend most of our time bedridden, unable to move, unable to talk or express ourselves. And people outside even don't know we exist, not to mention what we are dealing with on a daily basis. I am diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and ME/CFS and it has been 6 years of real agony. The worst part is - doctors - and that's why this song hit me really hard. All of the doctors I have seen have treated me either as a (just) mentally ill or a hypochondriac. Even those few who knew a little about my diagnosis, after trying several drugs that didn't work, openly told me that they couldn't do anything for me anymore. The last experience I've had was just 3 days ago when a rheumatologist shouted to me for saying that I am phisically not able to go the next day to a psychiatrist she wanted me to go to and because none of the medications she had given me worked. I barely can walk, think, speak, even breathe and if I do something a bit more tiring, like going to a doctor, it costs me days of living in a hell. And people don't understand it, but the worst is that doctors don't understand it. Or they think I'm faking it, I don't know. They all tell me to go to psychotherapy, but no one asks if I have money for that. I cannot work due to my condition, I live like a parasite with my husband and he doesn't have good enough salary to afford even a decent food and basic needs. But no one really cares about it. If I tell that to a doctors, they just shrug and say they cannot do anything about it. They all seem so ignorant and unprofessional and it is devastating because they are my only hope, but whenever I go to them they just make me feel even worse. I watched your reactions to both Ren's songs and your words made me cry, made me hopefull, made me angry, made my feel understood, made me desperate... all kind of different emotions. You know, even if you don't do psychotherapies, if I had money, I would ask you to work with me. I am just sick of all "professionals" not being professional and emphatetic. And you are rare, very rare person that I feel I could really talk to and not feel worse afterwards. I don't know if all this that I wrote make any sense and if you get what I wanted to say. Cognitive problems are one of the sympthoms of my illness, so sorry if something sounds confusing. I just wanted to share my experience, to thank Ren and to thank You for being what you are. Your words might make me cry but they are always so profound and spot on. I feel like you understand humans more than most psychiatrists and doctors (definitelly more than all that I have met myself by now).

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Hi beautiful Jovana! I see you. I read your comment. It was not too long. You are NOT too much. Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences and hurt. I am very sorry you are hurting. :( and that your experiences with doctors etc have not been successful. You are def not alone. My heart goes out to you. If you like you send me an email at rosaliereacts@gmail.com I can’t be your therapist but you are welcome to reach out and chat and I will be there as I am able to. You are so loved! Don’t give up. Don’t lose hope. I am glad you could relate to Ren’s music. And the review.

@jovana_r

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficial Thank you! Du bist so wundershön! 🖤

@ChrisLawton66

Жыл бұрын

Hugs

@dirtinmyeye6505

Жыл бұрын

Jovena, I know. My drs. don't seem to understand that just getting ready and getting there for one visit is more than enough to put me down. I had a Dr. tell me to just walk like I am not in pain. Tried a pain clinic; nothing but a blackmail scheme there. So I sit in this pain every day, being judged for not trying hard hard enough. Man, I would like to do what Ren did there. Throw the chair, flip the table, and just get in their face. I sure am praying for Ren. His treatments in Canada sound pretty rough. I am so thankful you posted! I am a little less lonely today. God bless.

@jovana_r

Жыл бұрын

@@dirtinmyeye6505 Hey you, don't know your name, but I want you to know that you are not alone and lonely in your struggles. There are so many of us. And I know it is not too comforting, I know it from my own experience, but it helps at least a little knowing that you're not alone. Judging from the people is so hard, I know. People cannot understsnd it if they haven't gone through the same thing, no matter how hard you try to explain them. And sadly, that includes the doctors too. Ren has done a huge thing with his music, not only by making us find some kind of comfort in his words and his own life story, but also by conecting all of us "damaged" ones. I feel the same as you. I feel a bit less lonely when someone shares a similar story to mine. And I also hope that Ren's gonna be fine, that he will be cured. I know he has a really hard time now with the treatments, but I truly hope that it will be worth of the pain and suffering in the end. He deserves to have a happy, healthy life and the world needs him. Sending you big, warm hug. And don't hesitate to write and share your feelings and thoughts. 🖤

I love this channel :) ! The way you "mix" lyrics and psychology and analyse them! Big fan! :)

Reminds me of how I asked my therapist if I was possibly schizophrenic back in highschool, but he laughed it off and said schizophrenics only fear the government. That therapist always blamed every issue I had on my dad's alcoholism so he wasn't really helpful. I ended up getting diagnosed as schizophrenic nearly a decade later since it became so bad that I could barely leave the house let alone be at work. I had so very many hardships with relationships (platonic and otherwise) thanks to being undiagnosed for so long. Plenty of scars that I still hate today, but i channel those into writing fanfiction to both vent the frustrations and feelings out, but also to try and show people they aren't alone. I tend to get too spooked and discouraged to post my writing, but Ren's music's been giving me a bit of courage to do so again so I look forward to possibly sharing my stories again.

6 years misdiagnosed with Crohn's disease and have met a lot of doctors like the one in this video. Had a lot of conversations like the ones in this video. I'm sure that's why a lot of us love Ren - we've been through the same struggles. Thankyou for talking about the issues that affect so many of us

Ren is amazing. Just keeping it real.we all have to fight our inner demons. I can't imagine what it was like being misdiagnosed and waging that war. But putting it out there so others might make it through is brave. It is not Rens skill or rapping. Those are incredible on their own. It is Ren the person. Who has the desire to tell his story so others may survive.

How great is Ren, just phenomenal. Thanks Ren for being you. Hope the treatment is working in Canada.

I love your energy. Great observations. I related the therapist to the tendency to sign autoimmune diseases off as mental health, but that is my personal bias as well. I am still fighting for the right path through this. Sick Boi to me expressed that experience of fully committing in desperation for any way out, only to be not listened to, misunderstood, looked down upon, falsely treated and not believed so well. This connects really well with his Monet Game Part 1and 2, which all looks at our hypocritical nature as individual, society, institutions to not see our own part in it all. Thanks, you have also given me a lot of food for thought.

I love the double entendre of "losing patience/patients with the process" so much.

You nailed the "comparison" explanation. I feel Ren's music the same way I feel NF's; emotional and real, with absolute banger beats. A breath of fresh air compared to other rappers, and also very relatable. But of course they are different and they are outstanding creators in their own ways. Thanks for doing this one!

PPS Boi is also a Welsh word for boy from what I found. (Ren is Welsh). You'll need to ask him when he finds this .

Rosalie, You're commentary of this Epic Song and Artist, is in and of itself, Therapy to me. Go back and re-watch yourself. I want to THANK YOU so much for 35 minutes of pure HEALING.

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Wow thank you very much for your comment. This really means a lot and is encouraging to hear

@RetiredSubmariner.and.VanLifer

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficial You are Welcome !

@stwjester

Жыл бұрын

@@rosalieelliottofficial Just Randomly... I SEE you fellow New Amsterdam watcher! =D

You MUST watch Rens trilogy. But it needs to be viewed in order: 1st) Jenny’s tale 2nd) Screech’s tale 3rd) Violets tale Otherwise you won’t appreciate the story line *it’s dark so buckle up They are also short (1x take songs) so you can do them all back to back.

I think the sample is Bre, Petrunko by Koutev Bulgarian National Ensemble.

I loooove your reaction!!! 😍 So enthusiastic. 😁 I got addicted to watching reactions to Hi Ren and now Sick boi cause its so fascinating to see the different view points. And I'm so with you ....this is so epic, so deep, so powerful, no words...

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

thank you! :)

Its crazy how fast you released a reaction! Cant wait to see what you react to next of Ren

This is a message related to his experience and personal journey. Medicine is not a perfect science and is complicated by some unqualified people who often think they know more than they do. Speaking from experience these people may not take us on the right path to recovery and instead make it seem psychosomatic because they misdiagnose. So yes his personal experience is tragic and I hear every word.

@michaeln3044

Жыл бұрын

Ehh there is so much the body can do, stubborn pursuit of a single path can be condemned but multiple attempts is just how diagnosis goes.

@vacayooper4728

Жыл бұрын

The western medical system is an imposter. Look into it.

@michaeln3044

Жыл бұрын

@@vacayooper4728 pass. I don’t do nonsense conspiracy theories. Our bodies are incredibly complex. Is it way over monetized? Of course. But actual diagnosis of anything is an art not a science.

Discovering him with you. I get why Hi Ren is so striking. But I may like this better. That choir part is gorgeous and his rapping is incredible here. Great analysis and reflections again.

Wow...I appreciate this hard...you're dope and your connections and references are just hard like this beat is hard. Ren's maverick is astonishing, his work is intoxicating, his genius is exceptional, his delivery and its cadence and flow are impeccable, I could go on. But his content, not just HOW he is saying it but WHAT he is saying, his message, is so monumentally authentic and vulnerable while being SO FACTS that it is just unbelievable. And I can tell you get that and you get as excited as I do and just YYAASS. Dope.

just be sure he s gonna be the voice for many looses nooses... god bless him

You know you have true art when you show it to a dozen different people and they all experience it in a completely different way with varying levels of relatability and/or emotion depending on just how closely their story parallels Ren's. Look forward to seeing more of your upcoming work young lady.

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Very true! :) thank you.

Everything you say is soooooooooooooo smart jackie. Great luck

Rosalie , I found you because of Ren and I am so happy that I did. You girl are very professional not like most of the other therapists. since 2016 all of us Empaths have gone through a lot not being able the understand where humanity is going and how sick humans can be, how evil they can be. we Do not understand that as we are loving and caring people who understand others' hurt and needs! We all love you too...

"Ren is in his own lane." I couldn't agree more 😊

My ADHD brain just shut down. There was so much depth of perception and medical facts mixed together, I need to think about this for a week. And I can't stop crying - Ren has used his genius to explain my own struggles and you have put words to the level of disrespect I've been treated with. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

🔥🔥❤️🔥🔥 #ren

Ride or dyers. Subscribers. Please keep Ren in your prayers. He suffers a lot and it had taken so much out of him. As the unique group we are lets lift him up and return the great things he has done by letting Ren feel how much we care. He needs real support. He keeps it real with everyone. Lets keep it real for him.Ren if you are reading this Rosalie ,I,and our extended family are here for you. Keep pushing forward. We gotcha back!!

Your reactions are always so awesome! Look forward to seeing what you do next!

Thank you for your insights & the song. As a child i was diagnosed & put on medication that i had to take intel i got to 18. The drugs had me feeling & acting like a zombie (elavile). Well long stroy short, i didnt need the meds, i just needed something to put my time & effort into

Love your reactions. Bless you.

Loving the reactions. This guys brilliant.

You are loved too Rosalie! Third of your reactions I have watched (first was the awesome Hi Ren!) and my respect for and admiration for you continues to grow! Much love from Flint. Michigan!

You are awesome, I subscribed tonight

Dang your so good at breaking this all down thanks for doing this one it is very good I like the music and the rapping he is very good I liked this one alot so thanks for the ride as always your ride or die forever EyyyyOoooo

I love listening to your analysis of the video. Great reaction ❤

Great reaction to a great work of art of a great artist. Thx a lot

I wish you were my therapist! You are awesome Rosalie 👌 Thank you 😊 🙏 ❤️

A lot of it is concerned, I think, with the way the world (society) is sick and causing ecological collapse due to complacency and consumerism Edit: ...and for anyone in this current global environment whom is complicit in making the world (societal And natural) sick...to diagnose sickness and prescribe “help” is perhaps what he means by calling the therapist hypocritical... To try healing in a sick world is hard...and the condition of our home and natural environment is irrevocably related to the inside world within each of us

Another great reaction, and another masterpiece from Ren!

Awesome breakdown!

Brilliant Rosalie ! Love seeing your energy making such a complex and careful analysis of this phenomenal track and video.

Very appreciated to follow your perceptions and explanations. Thank you ❤.

Love your review & reaction! Ren is so Fire!

Thank you for your insight, energy and passion Rosalie. The luv for humanity, compassion and honesty you radiate puts a smile on my face every time I watch. Much luv back at you.

Really enjoy the depth and insightfulness of your reactions. This is another stunner from Ren and there is so much to unpack.

REN IS A BREATH OF FRESH AIR ❤

Love following your exploration of Ren's music. Had not heard it previously, and he for sure is "a true artist".

Loved this reaction, the depths you went into post song was great. Thanks for the content! If you want more Ren youve gotta do The tale of Jenny and Screech. An incredibly good trilogy of stories

very clever lad this gets a message over with the proper feeling without dodging things -- and you young lady are rather nice yourself and smart too -- without you this is a gem i would not have seen

❤❤ Love your reaction and dissection of this - obviously quite a few of us struggle with mental and physical health issues & Ren resonates with us.

TommyBee Me, Your analysis is so interesting and refreshing as well as educational. Only discovered Ren Hi-Ren yesterday 30/04/23. Blown away by his exceptional talent.

It's so difficult for younger people here in the UK to get diagnosed with anything out of the ordinary. It's so often diagnosed as depression or anxiety, in my case IBS caused by anxiety disorder. 17 years later, after being told I didn't have the "right" symptoms, I was diagnosed with stage 4 endometriosis!! 17 years of agony. So often young peeps are told they have the wrong symptoms or they're not old enough to have a condition or illness. As a teen I self harmed and was "attention seeking", I was a "difficult child". It turned out I was dealing with some pretty serious childhood trauma and at 48 am awaiting an ADHD assessment 🤔 The NHS is so broken, I wonder if thats why the nurse is looking discheviled? I totally get the shouting in her face and her not reacting, I JUST WANT TO BE HEARD, WHY ARE YOU NOT LISTENING TO MEEEEEE? Thats how I read that xxx

@Boyakishan

8 ай бұрын

There’s a video about how some lady emailed her doctor a stupid amount of times.

@Boyakishan

8 ай бұрын

Philosophy tube lol

Good art and great reaction / dissection.

Your best and most insiightful reaction yet. I think you're helping spread Ren's profound message.

I feel blessed for ren and all he has created. You thanked ren in previous video for the therapy he is able to provide with his music and words. I need to thank you rosalie your professional and personal review is Both educational and therapeutic.

You asked what I think? I think I could have been through therapy in far fewer years had you been my therapist. You have put a lot of time into studying and thinking about these things.

Another great review Rosalie. I so love Ren's work and the way you are interpreting and supporting it. I would love to hear you review Ren's genius trilogy, 'Jenny', then 'Screech', then 'Violet's Tale' (the order is important). A hard hitting look at domestic abuse and the consequences of it (I think). Much love to Ren and Rosalie 💞

@jodierobertson5033

Жыл бұрын

YESS omg that series is incredible, been a massive fan of Ren for 3 years now and those songs are my favourites!!

The viewpoints on earth, the system, I haven’t even heard sick boi, until this vid. Huge inspiration to keep pushing forward, again thank you and huge thanks to Ren for the music.

You discovered Ren because of your viewers and I discovered you because of Ren 😂

Mental health issues are always ignored by so called professionals. They know best as they are professional but never listen to the clients who are suffering in shame or suffering with ourselves that's why we never talk coz who can help if the pros can't. Ren can as I listen and relate and can communicate and be with my problems. I actually request a lot mental health docs to listen to ren to understand the silent issues we have xx so THANK YOU REN U CAN SAVE LIVE UV SAVED MINE x

Having been on antidepressants in the late '80s. I had that feeling Ren started with. Feeling like beasting out, but staying calm on the outside.

Iv never seen anything like Ren. He is unique and just crazy talented, bless him and bless you. Loved your reaction

I love how open minded your talks are and how realistically you look at the world

I love this.. Everything about this and you. This channel is art at it's finest.

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!!

Your energy is multiplicative

so smart both of you

Ren you are the greatest artist of our time! Much love! Watch your videos over and over! You are spot on when you "speak" to that sick therapist. I have seen over 25 of these therapists/psychiatrist. You have helped me sooo much. You are a freaking prodigy! So refreshing and relatable. And you can rap rap!!! Genius!

My favourite go to of all the reviews of your music REN. What an onsite love it ! Another amazing work of art ! And honesty Thankyou Ren and Rosalie

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

Roseline, I cannot believe I just discovered your channel! You are great. Subscribed

@rosalieelliottofficial

Жыл бұрын

thank you :)

There's No shame in da game of getting help. Save yourself, No one else will. Only you can save you. Take care Fam.

Thanks to you and yours!

I love how much you love this song!! It's how I feel too! Have you seen Money Game Part 1 &2 yet by Ren? Friggin mind-blowing!!!!

Hi Rosalie, first off im loving your channel, the way you dive deep is refreshing and so much better than standard reaction videos, might i suggest your next Ren experience be a trilogy, check out Jenny's Tale, Screech's Tale and Violets Tale (in that order, very important) hope you enjoy and hope to see you react to it soon :)

Hey! Came from the Tik Tok Ren made about you! New Follower! Great contnet

I love it when you just let it play uninterrupted the first time through and just see the complete organic reaction and then break it down on a replay...

I absolutely love your reviews, sooo different from other channels where they just say how the artist is so good, you actually do a deep analysis about the lyrics, the leitmotifs throughout the song or even through several songs, you are killing it. Love it.

@benjaruizmusica9583

Жыл бұрын

Gives me IB vibes haha

I LOVE how you break this down. My daughter (in my profile) has battled the medical industry for 20 years with epilepsy, but it's been more than that and no one can figure out what else is wrong. She has these "attacks" every day that different doctors have called different things. We are just recently starting to figure some things out. She's doing miofacial release therapy and it's helping so much. I just want to say, THANK YOU for being so kind and compassionate. Just love your content

I have had all the same experiences with Menieres Disease. Ren expresses all the struggles that we chronic patients go through so freaking beautifully. I also have viewed from the outside how society isolates the weaker people.