She is my all time favourite.

Susanne is the best,and you are up there with her.

@guitarsgames1978

8 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching and for your kind words.

Thank you for more Susanne Sundfør❤🤗 -Alyosha is from Dostojewskis novel

thanks for reacting to this beautiful and intimate piece. first time watching it i cried, too, but just because of it's beauty. i almost felt like a voyeur, being so close to her and her family and friends. and she looks so natural. her friend did a fantastic job on capturing this wedding, the pictures and scenes are amazing. don't be sorry for being emotional. music is made to feel and it makes me emotional, too. it makes your reaction videos so honest, i really appreciate that a lot! and sorry again for chosing a song that hits you so hard. you know, i have been through some really deep shit myself. i had an accident and lost my twin sister, lost my ability to speak after a coma (i have it back) and i was emotionally detroyed for a long time. and then my husband came and i wish i was able to create a hommage to him like susanne did for her husband. i think what you said in the beginning is right. people tend to follow more the ones being more active on social media, tik tok and such. susanne is not much caring about it. she has an instagram account, but it's more about farming and organic food and literature. it's super interesting! on famous artists like aurora it's always the question: who is creating all this content, she cannot do it herself, it would be way too much to handle, of course. so people are not really talking to her but to a team of hers. you know what i mean? when susanne posts something she does it herself. and i think that's good and healthy and i wish all this social media stuff would be less important for everyone. have a great day. cook something nice, have family time with your wive and your kids and play a good board game afterwards!

@guitarsgames1978

7 ай бұрын

Thank you Soley for Sharing. We all go through this world by so many paths, some terrible and calamitous and some majestic. I have gone through my own gauntlet and emerged the other side too. It hardens you in a way and also makes you more free in a way. I went through a bad time in my early twenties, I was under the impression of a happy home but one day my parents sat us all down and said their marriage was over. In the space of two years we lost our family home, my mother got a brain infection and almost died, I lost three close friends to suicide, I lost almost everything. I was literally, no joke, sitting in a friends garage with a loaded gun in my mouth. I sat there for hours, and hours. I couldn't do it that night, I told myself that I would go to work the next day and get super loaded that night, more drugs than I have ever done before and I would be able to do it. I would have the courage. II never felt so bad, but I never showed any of it. No one ever knew how I felt. I always hid my depression and self hatred. That was my final night. My brother had some of his friends over and one of the friends brought along her older sister(hint). I was hanging out with them and partying and all the while thinking that soon I would be dead. The older sister came up to me late in the evening and looked at me and, I will never forget, said " You look like you are in so much pain, do you need help" She reached over and touched my shoulder and I just lost it. The first time we ever talked she held me while I hysterically sobbed, a complete stranger. She never left my side that night, I fell asleep next to her and she stayed till morning. I have never left her side since. We got married and have been for 22 years, three kids, three dogs, and whole bunch of Laundry. Everytime I look at her I can't help but think, this women saved my life. I still say that to myself with a sense of amazement. I found my Alyosha, I am so glad you found yours Soley. Peace and Love.

@soleywolfgangsdottir

7 ай бұрын

@@guitarsgames1978 thank you for sharing your story with me. you had some really hard things to go through. i know exactly how you felt in this garage, because i had this moment on my sisters grave, where my little sister found and stopped me. i feel you, dear friend! it's good to be here and alive. even if not every day is a good day. i appreciate you, your work for this channel and your heartwarming reactions. keep going this path, i'll follow you!

Susanne has sung on a load of Royksopp songs......

Takk🙏(Thank you)❤