I cry every single time. Chester remains the only celebrity death that absolutely ruined me. May he Rest in Peace. Thanks for this reaction BP.

@W4ll_fl0w3r

17 күн бұрын

Chester and Robin Williams are two I find ive felt even more these last couple years... 🙏🕊🙏

@Emiliosnanar

17 күн бұрын

This is the first time I've listened to this since he died 😔

@DaP84

17 күн бұрын

Chester, DIO and David Bowie for me

@JulitaLena123

16 күн бұрын

I feel you❤

@kuroimushi9421

16 күн бұрын

I cried throu all the reaction...it made me think about my late dad...it's 10 years already, but it still hurts like a hell 😭

One specific Linkin Park performance I think you should react to is "In The End" at Chester Bennington's tribute concert. After he passed, they did a tribute concert "Linkin Park & Friends Celebrate Life in Honor of Chester Bennington" where they invited different band's vocalists to sing Chester's part for each song. Towards the end of the show, they performed "In the End" where they left an empty mic at the front of the stage, and the audience sang Chester's part. It's normal for the crowd to sing that song, but in that show you really see how much he meant to us.

@BrandonWestfall

17 күн бұрын

Sum 41 performing Faint with Mike is pretty dope as well.

@supersasukemaniac

17 күн бұрын

I remember for "somewhere I Belong" they had this Japanese band (One OK Rock) come in and do the song,and the singer broke everyone's heart when he said "I wish Chester was standing next to me."

@marenrausch80

17 күн бұрын

that one and NUMB, same show... always gets me

@samcole6407

5 күн бұрын

I remember watching that show and being an absolute mess the whole time. 😔💔

@taagolarts3787

4 күн бұрын

Was at that concert. We (the audience) were all looking at the stage, looking at each other, smiling at the connectedness we felt to one another, tears streaming down everyone's faces as we collectively felt that grief together. It was incredibly cathartic. Most powerful concert experience I've ever had, and probably ever will. Much love to all my LP family

The “I do” at the jimmy Kimmel live joint goes through your whole body. It’s such a beautiful tribute to his best friend Chris Cornell ❤️

@alysiadietz9327

17 күн бұрын

I have never been able to make it through that entire performance without the tears coming. Live on Kimmel is highly recommended.. with tissues handy.

@stephaniewade2973

16 күн бұрын

I cry every damn time!

@mjsplicer78

14 күн бұрын

It's brutal on the feels parts of the body. The live performance by Mike Shinoda in like 2019 I think is the same way, I don't know that he gets through it without the crowd support

One saved millions but millions couldn't save one.

@kimberleymonari3560

17 күн бұрын

***OhMyGrief!

@snezzevp

15 күн бұрын

The most profound comment I’ve seen in a VERY long time.

@selfishstockton6123

11 күн бұрын

Corny

Its almost 7 years .... RIP legend Chester :(

This was written by Mike for a friend of thiers who died of breast cancer at the label. When they did this song for Chris's death it became Chesters song! And after Chester died it became his song period!

@Jax_86

16 күн бұрын

Nearly all their songs were written by Mike but most people think Chester did. Mike never gets enough credit.

@nathanclarke2777

16 күн бұрын

@@Jax_86 True! After his death everyone was saying Chester Wrote this one and it tells you he was goiong to kill himself but that is just not true!

Linkin Park hits me hard. I've suffered from depression my entire life. I served in the Army and after some shit in Afghanistan, and most especially Iraq, where I was injured and our unit lost a few troopers, my depression only worsned and I started suffering from 'self-delete' issues. I'm still hanging in there 21 years after Iraq, it's more a struggle some days more than others.... but as I said, Linkin kin Park just hits me harder than most. Music has so much power to touch our souls, I honestly in my worst moments turn to music to get me through. Keep up doing what you do, musicians like you help and save more people than you may ever know.

@Blacklighting1

5 күн бұрын

Thank You for keeping yourself here on this side of the beat. I saw a video of David Draiman of Disturbed talking about the fight and the intensity of depression and how it is just like any other disease like cancer. I lost a good friend of mine to this disease. I lost friends to the war even though I didn't serve. I will never know that kind of life. But, a lesson that my father, who did served when I was younger told me " The best thing that you can do is to keep fighting to live your life the best you can." It wasn't until I had a seizure and almost died that it hit me. My life really does mean something.

"In the kitchen one more chair than you need." That's a potent line everyone has relatives who reach an old age and pass away eventually. Through time, we lose people and slowly we see less and less of our older relatives due to them passing leaving more and more empty spaces around the table.

@ThePositive0ne1

14 күн бұрын

I recently lost my great-grandmother this year and her death is one of the one things that had the biggest impact in my life. Not seeing her at Thanksgiving dinners anymore will be one of the hardest things I will along with family have to deal with. In her times of hurt whether it be physical, emotional, or mentally she always had a smile on her face and would try her hardest to make others happy and for that I couldn't be more grateful.

OMG, I cry every time I hear this song because of the performance they did on Kimmel for Chris Cornell the day after his death, and then two months later, Chester was gone.

I had just received the news that my five year old grandson had passed away and was on my way to my son's house and this song came on. I didn't even know I had it on my Playlist. I had to pull over because I was crying too much. Now every time I hear it I think of my grandson. Thank you Linkin Park. RIP Chester

Linkin Park was my son's favorite band ...after he passed away they became my favorite... this band literally saved my life...Chester has a voice of an angel....he is definitely my angel❤Thank you for sharing your reaction ❤

His tribute to Chris Cornell, his buddy. With this song live is even more gut wrenching. Worth a revisit for that and the live scream he gives. RIP to 2 of the GOATS

Chester did seem like a genuine sweetheart. I don't mean to put him on a pedestal, of course he had his flaws and bad days ... but it seems he had such a good heart. His friend Ryan has called him "one of the only 'true and pure' souls on Earth". His bandmate Mike Shinoda said Chester's biggest flaw was that he cared to much; too much and too deeply. Mike's wife Anna said of Chester: "You thought with your heart. Passion guided every step (...) A heart that big couldn't help but to love so fiercely, hurt so fiercely. You were love and magic and joy." Everyone who knew him seems to mention how he was a funny goofball, generous and sweet, and so, so passionate. As sweet as he was to others, as hard it seems he could be on himself. He spoke of having 'another Chester' inside that wanted to take him down, about having these patterns of thinking where he'd convince himself that others hated him and were right to do so. His self-esteem seems to have been so deeply fracture by the trauma and abuse he went through as a child, and sadly he never got to heal that part of himself before he was lost to that self-hatred. It's such a huge tragedy and loss. The best I think we can do for him now is to honour his memory by healing ourselves and supporting each other, #makechesterproud. It's what he'd want for us ❤

@WizardPandora

5 күн бұрын

The Sweetest smile and funniest laugh hide the deepest pain

@ancatdal

5 күн бұрын

@@WizardPandora Sometimes humor, laughter and smiles can be used to hide the pain. But at other times, both can exist authentically. Chester spoke about how he often felt fine when he was with people, when he was busy and distracted and "outside his own head"; but that there was something in there that wanted to "take him down". I think Chester was plagued with poor self-esteem, having this inner voice that would always tear him down and make him question his own worth AND that he was a silly, excitable goofball that was often authentically happy. That doesn't exclude that there were times when he would try to hide behind his humour, of course. I just don't think it was all an act to hide his pain, from others or from himself. I think he had both in him.

Chris Cornell was his breaking point. Poor Mike to deal with the loss of Chester and Chris.

Oh, brother. They dedicated an emotional live performance of this song on Kimmel to Chris Cornell when he passed. Two months later, Chester was gone. Check it out off camera some time. Cheers bro

Chester was one of the rare artists that touches multiple generations with his talent and art and soul... It is rare to find a man with that ability.... RIP

I suffer from depression, and I'm being correctly treated after YEARS, and this song describes perfectly what it is. And also it's a message: take care of your friends and LISTEN to them, before it's too late. Personal experience.

@teresaunderwood2632

10 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing that. I have suffered my entire life and few believe it.

This is a very powerful song & it breaks my heart into pieces to hear Chester sing it. 😢😭😥

The live performance on Jimmy Kimmel (tribute to Chris Cornell) always chokes me up. The raw emotion Chester evokes is absurd.

I can't listen to this without tearing up....

We have cared for foster children and adults that have been abused and mentally ill. Often they hide their pain by acting fine but deep down they are so much in pain. It breaks my heart seeing what he went through. Trauma and abuse is bad and it hits to your core. Thanks for sharing.

There is a video of both Chester and Chris Cornell singing hunger strike!! Chester comes out surprising the audience and his voice live is just absolutely amazing!!!!

@modo6901

17 күн бұрын

I loved that Chris let Chester sing the part he usually sings. It was awesome!

@AngelDawn1982

17 күн бұрын

@@modo6901 I agree!!

The reminder that this man isn‘t around us anymore… broo even after almost 7 years it fucking breaks me… It still hurts alot… but by now, i know how to live with that.

I first heard this song when my daughter was in a dark place. It ripped me apart at the time, and still does.

@SMsPRTyCRw07

12 күн бұрын

I hope you and your Daughter are doing well 🙏🏽

Man, I cry every single time I sing to this song. Idc about the “balance” this band alone helped me through some tough times in my life and I was blessed to see them live 5 times! Truly will miss Chester forever! 🕊️

Not even noon yet and you gots me here bawling like a baby 🙏🕊🙏 #LLCB may he stay forever loved and never forgotten 💚

@nathanclarke2777

17 күн бұрын

He will always be loved and never forgotten!

Chester had a messy head of his own he struggled with but then to lose Chris... that was like losing his groundwire... Losing Chris after losing Layne only to then lose Chester too... 😭😭😭 was like losing ours

Don't fight your tears...i cry every time...😢 Ive been listening to them since hybrid theory. His death was tragic and he was a huge part of my life.

RIP Chester 😥😭💚💚💚 This song sounds eerie now but so beautiful - Also One more light was a charity that Chester supported to give light to third world countries thru a special light bulb 💡-

This song gets much more powerful, when you watch LP and Chester sing this as it got the meaning it did for Chester. He performed it shortly after one of his best friends died, Chris Cornell. And you can hear and see the pain. And you really get to understand how hard it hit Chester, and what Chris meant to him, when you learn that the day Chester took his own life, was Chris Cornells birthday. It was not a random day to Chester. Linkin Park - One More Light Live (Chris Cornell Tribute)

Chester was so so kind and down to earth. He enjoyed people and learning about their lives - he was not ego driven at all!!!!

This song makes me cry every time 🥺

Linkin park - given up. It's great

This is an emotional song. The light goes out, the star is gone.. makes me tear up knowing that we all lose loved ones, family, friends, and forever goodbye. And the space is empty. I miss the ones I've lost. Noting each day is closer to the end for someone, even myself

That's the one thing right there that would matter, not fame, not the money it's the lasting impression that the music left on so many. That's legacy the way you're remembered... that's genuine.

Yep. No words. Great response! Luv from Australia ❤️🎼❤️🎼❤️

I worked for several years as a stage hand in Southern California. I met Chester during a show and he was talking to that dude from Papa Roach. He was just chilling, having a smoke out back by the gear trucks, hanging out with normal folk. He seemed down to earth and that left an impression on me from all the other countless rock stars or whatever you'd see around, but a lot were just straight to the stage and back.

I don't care whether you do a reaction video to it or not, but you owe it to yourself to watch the Jimmy Kimmel performance tribute of this song for his good friend Chris Cornell right after Chris' death. I't an emotional journey that Chester takes throughout that song, yet he was brave enough to perform it in front of that many fans for his friend and put it all out there. How he was able to keep it together as well as he did is amazing. His screaming plea at the end is absolutelty haunting especially now knowing that Chester was soon to follow. Mental health and support for thse struggling doesn't get the light that it should. "Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't there." RIP Chester, your light was brilliant and burned out too soon.

i can't resist crying to everything except this song, it gets me everytime

Great reaction! This song makes me tear up every time I hear it, not only for Chester, but for everyone I have lost in my life.

BP you nailed it my guy, this song was written by Mike for a woman that was somehow on the team that dying of breast cancer. Then they performed it on Jimmy Kimmel in memory of Chris Cornell (it was heart wrenching) and Chester was barely able to get through the performance. Chester was gone just a short time later and they released they made this video after his passing so it was made in memory. From what I have heard, the concert footage shown is one of his final shows.

Wow sometimes love means no words😢😢😢😢

cheaster is a legend…it hits harder because cheaster…is one of the stars he was singing about

This song forever hits me, makes me cry and makes me think of all my lost loved ones, my own feelings of how I feel

This is a song that ended up being a tribute to the passing of Chester. #makechesterproud Chester I wish you didn't have to leave us we all miss you so much. Rest easy buddy no more pain. ❤‍🩹🤍❤‍🩹 Aaaand I am crying. Been a hardcore LP fan since day 1 and every member are just beautiful people and Chester was just one of the kindest human beings on this planet. This song and album which is called One More Light came out just after Chester passed. Thank you for a beautiful reaction. ❤

I cry every song I got depression and suicidal thoughts and his last album was a cry for help rip most beautiful voice will be missed

This songs a "Try not to cry challenge for me". Cuts deep man. It's not about Chester, but I think it encapsulates how we all feel about him being gone. I keep help but to think about that listening to this.

Bro i tear up every time i listen to this song. This song was dedicated to chris cornell who was one of chesters best friends and the music video came out a month or so after chester passed.

I’ve gone to a ton of concerts. I saw LP 4 times. They’re the best ♥️🙏🏼

Tears. Glad you checked this out!

Linkin Park saved my life, along with Three Days Grace, and Shinedown. The gutwrenching thing is now that Chester is gone, you go back and actually listen to his lyrics, they were a literal cry for help. If you have a chance , check out Given Up, and Breaking The Habit

"The reminders pull the floor from your feet; in the kitchen 1 more chair than you need. And you're angry and you should be; it's not fair" I need to find a way to get this in a tattoo, because this is what it still feels like 16 years after losing my Mama. There are still days I think I need to call her and it'll slap me in the face again. If it hits you, let it out, there's nothing wrong with that or being a human being that cries when something strikes that chord. When they debuted this song on Jimmy Kimmel, they literally had found out that Chris Cornell had passed away just a bit before taking the stage, it's much like seeing Disturbed Sound of Silence video and the Conan performance...it's one that deserves a double view. They were going to do their song *Heavy*, you need to see that video too, but decided to do OML for Chris. Their One More Light Live concert is beautiful.

Please react to Crawling- One more light live. It shows how close Chester was to his fans. Its beautiful. Also The Messenger live in Madrid. Another beautiful song. Miss you Chester....

He sings this live it gives it so much more emotion it’s crazy

Ugg when you started getting emotional i had already blown my nose twice 😢and wiped my eyes...LP And Chester was my ultimste fave in still heartbroken 💔

Heavy was one of the songs that hit me so hard when Chester passed.

Gives me chills. We miss you and love you chester. What an angelic voice. 😢😢 i know this isn't the purpose but this music almost feels like it was made to help us grieve his death...very haunting to think of.

Chris and Chester. Two beautiful souls and I'll leave it at that😢

Great music lets us know the artist, and lets us know ourselves. You can see his soul in this. And yours. ❤

This is gonna make me cry , I'm already tearing up 💔 rip chester

My mum loved linkin park we played this song at her funeral beautiful song for a beautiful soul!

The video is so fucking perfect. He walks up with the line: just cause you can‘t see it, dosen‘t mean it isn‘t there, while he is watching into the camera, nobody in the bus reacts to him. We can‘t see him, but he will never be truly gone!

@teresaunderwood2632

10 күн бұрын

I think also he might have been talking about depression: you don't see it but it's still there.

This one hurts my heart every single time! RIP Chester

RIP Chester

I cry (currently am) every single time....this song hurts. Chester was my little brothers idle....and my little brother died exactly one year later after Chester due to heart failure at the age of 27. Today would've been his 33rd birthday......I miss them both....so, so much.

I had never heard this song before and it choked me up just like it did you BP . I really cannot imagine anyone could hear this and not be touched deeply.I always wonder where people with severe depression are in their faith. My relationship with God is my Guiding Force and I have had many huge challenges. I wish everyone knew how much God loves them. Bless you for your kind heart. ❤

Ok, been waiting for this reaction. He”s talking about Chris Cornell, they were very close like brothers and very very sad. On Chris Cornell “s birthday the following year he took his own life, the same way Chris did!! He”s talking about Depression and mental health just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it isn’t there. Very very sad and emotional and very much missed, both of them!!

Thank you my friend. This meant alot to see you finally hear it. Chester helps alot of people to still be here. Love as always BP

I believe the song “Leave a light on” was a tribute to Chester from Papa Roach, it’s a beautiful song and worth listening to.

I think this is my favourite reaction you've done. You really captured the emotional depth behind this song and video.

Beautiful. RIP. Thanks BP.

Man I heard this 1000 times and I almost cried with you.

At the end its not just the logo... its the logo without the last line. Before Chester has passed, the Logo was closing at the top, but without Chester, LP is not complete anymore so the last line was removed. Because every line at the outside stands for a member... R.I.P Chester

A beautiful tribute from Chester that has become a beautiful tribute to Chester

It feels to me like he made this song when he made his decision to end it all. Makes me cry

I cry every time with this song! It’s beautiful and heartbreaking. We love when you feel these songs. It doesn’t matter if you’re a guy. You’re human. I’d be more worried if you didn’t feel these songs. ❤ keep it up Black P!

LP is so important to so many people to your point, it touches so many people. Check out their live cover of Rolling in The Deep

It is so important if you really want to see how much he cared, watch the Jimmy Kimmel live version. The emotion he shows and the performance is amazing

You should go through Mike's album "Post Traumatic." He wrote this whole album as a self-therapy process, and it's total gold.

The day he died his photo became the Lock Screen on my phone. Still there every day when I look at my phone! He is one person I will never get over being gone.

Awwww, thank you for doing this one! An amazing and talented artist who was a great loss! This emotional song hits deep! Makes me think of the Tragically Hip band whose singer Gordon Downie passed from a brain tumor! Another great band to add to your arsenal ❤🎉😢

Crawling [Official One More Light Live] - Linkin Park, another emotioal one knowing what we know now, good crowd interaction (even if you watch it on your own time and not for here)

He is beloved.

Just found you this am. Went from Santana to Led Zeppelin and then here and 7min in Im wiping my GD face😢! RIP To this King

This song is so deep and emotional. I remember this album came out and a lot of fans hated the album. I didn’t buy it because I hear horrible things of the album because it was not like older Linkin Park albums. I decided to buy it. I actually love the album. It’s emotional but such a great album. Chester was an amazing singer and still one of my favorite singers. My other favorite singer is Chris Cornell. I know both singers were really good friends with each other. I’m glad I got to see Linkin Park live and Audioslave live as well. Chris is was amazing live back in the day

So glad you finally reacted to this! I posted a few Linkin Park videos ago! This song gives me chills every single time I hear it. Celebrity deaths don’t usually effect me, but this one hit hard cause I grew up on Linkin Park

this video makes me cry everytime I watch it

This song will save lives for forever

I was driving in my car when the news come on about his passing. Had to pull off the road. Never happened to me before and hasn't happened since...Not concerning any celebrity. I didn't know him but really anyone who really hears and appreciates and loves this bands music, knew him in some way...RIP Chester

You should watch rolling in the deep cover by lp. Also this song was made and dedicated to Chris Cornell but the vid was dedicated to chester. They want the fan know hownloved he was by us and how much he loved his fans

As soon as I saw that you were doing this song, I leaned over to my wife and said word for word how you were going to act and truly feel this song in your heart down to the core! I cried just like everyone, I thought for sure this was the one that broke you on your show. Nothing wrong with wiping a tear and being vulnerable like you are. I’m 54 brother, I’m an Alpha like you, but damn sometimes a tear comes, doesn’t make you weak!! Great work my man, I’m here for all of it💯🇺🇸

the live version of this song sung for Chris Cornell at jimmy kimmel hits hard

This is a tough one…😢 Such a cry for help. And the band’s live performance of this song on Jimmy Kimmel is so beautifully sad.

I cry every damned time. The other two that leave me feeling sucker punched every time are Leave the Rest Behind and Heavy. Heavy makes me feel deflated because I get it.

Great reaction brother, the getting emotional is great seeing it bring out a vulnerability like that is pure love of music.

You should definitely check you "Nobody's Listening" and "Wretches and Kings." Get more of Mike taking the lead and Chester on the chorus.

There’s a live version I think on Jimmy Kimmel shortly after Chris Cornell died. You can really hear the emotion on that song. He breaks down while singing it. Powerful stuff. So glad you did this song!

RIP Chester.

Thanks for reacting & showing emotion to us watching. 🖤 I feel the same way.

Wow, I've never heard this either! I love them since the first album