We recently posted our second reaction to this band 'Coming Down' kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4x7xdmcirGrmco.html We are looking forward to hearing more of their stuff in the near future...

@Pogo113

2 жыл бұрын

I've lost count how many times I've watched this video and I cry every time. I honestly love that you had to step away for a minute - it means you care and the lyrics and visual hit you the way it was intended. Great reaction - this was my first from you guys. I picked a good one to start with - I'll be checking out more of your videos.

@aryanmia4963

2 жыл бұрын

Keeping in mind that these are old Statistic's now too. The number of War Vet's suffering would be much more today, here in 2021. [I think these were stat's from 2013 so they're out-of-date for sure.]

@sethduzan4441

2 жыл бұрын

The one that got to me that they did was “When the Seasons Change”

@katelynmoore1887

2 жыл бұрын

You should watch concrete angle

@wayne-stuartowen3628

2 жыл бұрын

five finger death punch remember everything, another great song. its a song that hits home for me, stepdad was more than a little heavy handed shall we say

The part that absolutely broke me in towards the end when he says, "You know me! You saved my life brother." Powerful and eye opening.

@Sonofmorn666

2 жыл бұрын

Everytime I watch the video I get that little gasp of breath and the tears fill the eyes love FFDP and the stand for veteran rights and the help they truly need with ptsd and similar hardships they go through on a daily

@whitelighter2040

2 жыл бұрын

True

@oduinn7948

2 жыл бұрын

Breaks just about everyone.

@The_Skrub

2 жыл бұрын

Ever since I've found the video, and watched reactions I'm like "I'm good...I'm good...I'm alright" and then that part comes and damnit someone is cutting onions.

@thenamlesssubscriber5484

2 жыл бұрын

Seen the video so many times and never noticed that

A buddy I served with always had a saying : "Nobody loves a warrior until the enemy is at the gates but when the threat is dealt with we are cast aside" Rest in Peace Chris, I miss you everyday brother, see you on the other side

@grimhrothgarthorbjorn6173

2 жыл бұрын

From a fellow veteran, I feel this.

@khalifabinhendi6107

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service, and your comrade was truly wise.

@brandonbumby2356

2 жыл бұрын

As a veteran, damn man

@ireallyreallyhategoogle

2 жыл бұрын

Considering the fact that the U$ military has become a private army for the corporations, it's not even about enemies anymore, it's about profits, power and control. The last "good" war the U$ has fought was WW2.

@laramiebahr5746

2 жыл бұрын

Rudyard Kipling, 'Tommy'.

This is one of the most difficult reaction videos I watched, ever. I am one of the 460K veterans suffering from severe PTSD. After living with the nightmares every night, the constant feeling of being on edge and never able to relax, shutting out my family, walking around in stores seeing other people living completely normal lives not knowing or was oblivious to what was happening down range in the war torn countries we served, then living with the “survivors remorse” for 12 years, my body and health began to deteriorate. I couldn’t understand what was happening to me and went into a deeper depression. In 2013, I told myself “Fuck this shit, it’s time to pull the pin and see what’s on the other side”. Seeking professional help was considered weakness, so I decided it was time to take the final option and step off this rock we call earth. Then something amazing happened, March 19, 2013, my granddaughter was born. When I got to the hospital she was just 8 hours old. I held her and she looked at me and smiled. I instantly felt a love that I had long forgotten and I told that little girl, I will always be there for her. She closed her eyes and fell asleep. I think I held her for 2 hours and had to leave. I went home, and the next day I made a different plan. I sought professional help. I still have my internal battles but I am learning to live with them, getting dialed in with the right medication and counseling. My granddaughter is 7 now, and I have kept my promise to her. Unfortunately some of my battles buddies pulled that pin. I am one of the lucky ones and count my blessings everyday that I wake up. Sorry this post was so long, but your reaction brought somethings up to the surface with me too. The only advice I can offer to my brothers and sisters living with those invisible wounds is to say, there is no shame in your game to ask for help. That idea of seeking help is weakness is a bunch of bullshit. Don’t become another statistic, remember - ; IGY6

@bzrsharkmouth2607

2 жыл бұрын

Thank-you for your service Duane

@therayven3147

2 жыл бұрын

I salute you brother... I come from a family of veterans, was even handed my grandfather's folded flag when he passed... I agree, that shit you go through every day, it never goes away, you just learn to deal with it... But remember, you're not alone... As us knuckleheads say, I got your six... Stay up, stay safe, and God bless you...

@isaiahwelch8066

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service, brother. Second, thank you for finding a reason to keep fighting. To be reminded what the fight is for. I hope, beyond hope, that this message finds you well. And I know your struggle, because my own brother, a four-year Marine, almost took his own life, and I happened to be the one to intervene, and to convince him to not pull the pin. He's doing better now, but those were some dark days -- and like you, a child, my nephew, also reminds him why he fights. Again, I hope this message finds you well, and I look forward to the day when we end the mental health issues plaguing the services. #EndThe22 #EndThe5000

@heavymetalrocker79

2 жыл бұрын

I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service, I couldnt handle any of that pain and suffering resulting from it all, sincerely thank you for protecting us. I hope somehow you can be at ease with your granddaughter and feel a little bit of relief and comfort in her. And I hope your being an amazing grandfather. If I ever meet you in person, I would love to shake your hand, give you a hug and take you out for a meal and a few drinks, you deserve that respect and so much more for your sacrifice.

@JSAFIXIT

2 жыл бұрын

A friend of mine did a handful of tours in the middle east, the last time he came home was for good. He was still my friend, but you could see in his eyes that he was holding in a ton of stuff. One day we were driving somewhere and he just opened up, and let it out. Some of the things he saw and had to do shook me to my core. He's doing well now thankfully. Anyone who can push through that and live anything close to a normal life get my unconditional respect. That takes more strength than anything. Thank you for your service.

As a desert storm wounded Army vet. I would like to say THANK YOU for keeping this message going. I've lost more brothers and sisters to their own hands then while in combat.

@cadifferentreactions

2 жыл бұрын

ain't no thing bruh

@geriatricginger

2 жыл бұрын

HOOAH!

I'm a US Army vet and I'm here to tell you it NEVER goes away. You remember everything. The smell of the air. The time of day. The smell of the gun powder. The smell of your buddy who like you hasn't had a shower in a couple of days. It's seared into your brain, everything. This video is about coming to terms with being in combat and the things we saw and the things had to do and buddies lost in combat. How society as a whole doesn't really understand what we volunteered to do for them. They don't even want to try to understand.

@tonyadixon3959

2 жыл бұрын

@Kratos says boy Better than arthur Thank you both for your serviice. May the Lord bless you both. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten by true patriots.

@Keti9er

2 жыл бұрын

Fucking truth. I was 11B and did 4 tours - 3 in Iraq and 1 in Afghanistan. Some things you just don't forget, no matter how much you want to.

@SoN_oF_oDiN76

2 жыл бұрын

@@Keti9er its funny how it works. You feel different after the first time. Whether you saw a buddy go down or you fired your weapon in anger with the intent to kill what shows up in your sight picture for the first time. You see it when you're awake when you're asleep and if you're lucky it stops bothering you for a couple of days.

@alexkent4469

2 жыл бұрын

Thanl you for service

@buhnerboy1974

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your sacrifice

Most patriotic metal band around... Their live shows are a must!

@fernidadjames3188

2 жыл бұрын

Ive seen a video where they stopped a song mid concert to stop a fight in the crowd. Thats how you know the band is truly kind

@600mikey

2 жыл бұрын

I thought your comment said most Pathetic metal band around, when I read it at first lol 😂

@zombiespongebob6903

2 жыл бұрын

@@600mikey awww man now you say that, i cant unsee it...

@600mikey

2 жыл бұрын

@@zombiespongebob6903 sorry 😂

@stonecold6385

2 жыл бұрын

Saw them live back in 2016. Incredible show!

US Army Desert Storm vet here. Thank you SO MUCH for playing and reacting to this song. FFDP is hugely pro- military, and several of their videos are vet related. So powerful. I haven't made it thru this video without breaking down yet.

@cadifferentreactions

2 жыл бұрын

nice to meet you, welcome to the channel

@geriatricginger

2 жыл бұрын

HOOAH, brother

@sarahzimmerman2953

2 жыл бұрын

❤️

Towards the beginning when the man mouths the word "AMBUSH!" I've experienced that. This song video used to give me flashbacks. We use it in our counseling sessions. FFDP actually do a lot for us Vets❤❤

@littlekai6923

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for your service! im hoping to follow in your footsteps when i turn 18

@KdogTN

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service. This is why I support and love this band.

@debbiehawkins4788

2 жыл бұрын

Now I have to go listen to it again, for the 100th time. I love 5fdp, imagine finding them when your 65. I need to get out more ✌

@KeithCindyPanama

2 жыл бұрын

This is good. Look up no one left behind. Afghanistan won’t be forgotten

@jeffcorl4234

2 жыл бұрын

Hang in there brother

"We are the unwanted, doing the unthinkable, for the ungrateful. We have done so much, for so long, with so little.... we are no qualified to do anything with nothing" common phrase among Marines.

@cadifferentreactions

2 жыл бұрын

i havent heard that before

@DRKHEART13

2 жыл бұрын

Simper Fi

@robertgrexer4943

2 жыл бұрын

There are many of us that are eternally grateful for our warriors and the sacrifices they have all made.

@TylerEmerick27

2 жыл бұрын

My brother being a US Marine it’s scary what you go through Simper fi

@amax1229

2 жыл бұрын

@@DRKHEART13 Semper fidelis -- Always faithful (or always loyal.)

I did 6 years in the United States Marine Corp during desert storm, and still get tears in my eyes watching this video and watching peoples reactions to this makes me feel like everything i did over there wasnt in vane...Keep up the good work and i will keep watching!!

@WheresWaldo05

2 жыл бұрын

This is why I dont like military people. Always looking for approval. I for one do not condone not approve of any murders you commited. As the bible states "thou shalt not murder." There are zero aestricks next to that commandment to justify it. And no... I don't need a reply from you.

@solaire773

2 жыл бұрын

@@WheresWaldo05 the bible says thou shalt not kill right so what the fuck where the crusades then ?

@WheresWaldo05

2 жыл бұрын

@@solaire773 just because people have or do kill, still doesn't mean they aren't sinning. Lol.

@solaire773

2 жыл бұрын

@@WheresWaldo05 religion holds all of us back as well as radicalizes terrorists and pedophiles what you do or don't believe in is made up there is no higher power or any of that bullshit it was made because it's easier to follow a faceless god then it is to follow a person

@WheresWaldo05

2 жыл бұрын

@@solaire773 find you don't believe in GOD cause there is no proof it exists. Them I don't believe in love. Cause I don't believe it exists. I can't see it. Nor feel it. Box!

Thanks for doing this song. As a veteran of Afghanistan, it means a lot to see regular people actually care about us and remember what we go through when we come home. For MANY of us, the war doesn't stop when we come back.

@warhammer5690

2 жыл бұрын

welcome home brother, Semper Fi. carry on.

@Fade2Black44

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service. Your a true hero.

@slbottinii

2 жыл бұрын

We will always have your 6 brother. Semper Fi. Welcome home with arms wide open

@hotman4

2 жыл бұрын

Semper fi.

@Spotastic9

2 жыл бұрын

Semper Fi. I was active in the Marine Corps from '02 to '07. Joined a few months after I had 5 family members die on 9/11. I've been in a certain mood where I keep watching reactions to this video lately. I love this band so much and even though I watch this video at least once a month, I still break down every time. It's been so hard.

This song moves me every time I hear it. I spent 35 years in the US Army. Over the last 20 years I've watched countless soldiers die, some have died in my arms. It never gets easy. The hardest part was going to my daughter's house to tell her that her twin brother had been killed. He was killed in Afghanistan by an IED just 3 weeks after I retired. My heart hurts so much. I miss my son so much. I should have died over there not him he was so young.

@fearlesslife21

2 жыл бұрын

God bless you and your family.

This song always makes me cry 🖤 I’m pretty sure those are just American numbers. Thank you to everyone for their service all around the world ♥️

@unacceptablecodyberg1402

2 жыл бұрын

Wear a poppy!! Show respect and gratitude for everyone who has fought or is fighting for us!!!!

@benjaminstrudwick3462

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for supporting the world and not just the states. It’s a shit world we live in

@travisskvor5572

2 жыл бұрын

It’s pretty much American numbers because our government is pretty much the only one that tells us to fuck off after we just did their bidding

@neilyoung7693

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunaly only the american veterans,I guess...germany lacks respect for their veterans,too...It's a shame for all the nations that doesn't honorate those that would've kill and die for this country...and their people!!!

@aryanmia4963

2 жыл бұрын

@@travisskvor5572 When did you finally work this out? I don't come from America but even I & the other people in my country have seen, for decades, how corrupt America is & how badly they treat their own citizen's. Everything that comes out of the US is built on lies, is corrupt, crooked, sinister, secretive in a moral-less society. It all boils down to the almighty Dollar & blind patrioism! *The Love of Money is the Root of all Evil, after all!

it hits hard, coming from a military family, it's hard and terrible knowing how our vets are treated, it's a damn shame and hits home hard, brings me to tears every time

I haven't watched any videos by you guys in a while, but this one hit me hard given the time of year, I knew I was going to cry along with you (and I did) so thank you for sharing your raw emotions with the rest of us, you might not know it but it means everything to someone out there who can relate and feel someone shares their pain.

I've seen this hundreds of times and I tear up Everytime.

@jamescurfman3284

2 жыл бұрын

Same.

@fredshivadecker1431

2 жыл бұрын

Same brother every time!!!

Five Finger Death Punch does a cover called Gone Away that addresses veterans with survivors guilt. It will make you feel like Wrong Side of Heaven does.

@xvor_tex8577

2 жыл бұрын

'Gone away' is a cover? I didn't know that, that song absolutely rocks it definitely made me tear up like 'wrong side of heaven'

@michaelfredgren1342

2 жыл бұрын

@@xvor_tex8577 yea, the original is from The Offspring in the 1980s. It was written for a friend of the band that had overdosed .

@karlsmith2570

2 жыл бұрын

@@xvor_tex8577 yes,Five Finger Death Punch's version is a cover The song was originally released by The Offspring

@chrismorgan283

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelfredgren1342 Actually, Dexter Holland wrote it for his girlfriend who died in a car wreck. The song came out in 1997.

@michaelfredgren1342

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrismorgan283 actually there are several different stories about this song. One is the car accident; another says it came from a drive by shooting that Dexter and his wife survived. Being an immediate fan Offspring fan when they were playing clubs in Southern California, the first (printed) article about this song mentioned an overdose, so I tend to stick with that explanation. Can't remember if the overdose occurred while driving which would explain everything. Driving back after shooting up.

Your reaction shows you're human and shows your emotions and it shows your love, support and sympathy for our troops and vets. I respect you guys alot

I am a combat veteran ( Vietnam ) You can not possibly know the good you have just done . Thank you and God bless you both for this . Also give your dad a hug and tell him thanks

@sarahzimmerman2953

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service ❤️

@ryantannar5301

5 ай бұрын

I wasn't around then, but man I wish there were more people like FFDP when you guys came home. Horrible war, so many people who had no choice, and yet vets were demonized for what politicians commanded. Vietnam is about the only war that didn't have anyone in my family in it and but even still I've got a soft spot for anyone who was there. Thank you sir.

@smiller8403

4 ай бұрын

Welcome home, Sir

@chuckhilleshiem6596

4 ай бұрын

Thank you and God bless you@@smiller8403

I’ve heard this so many times. Literally I’m crying right now. Thank you all who have served all around the world.

You reacted just right. I'm a homeless vet in recovery. When someone talks crap and doesn't get it, I show them this video.

Thank you so much for doing this reaction. I fought in Afghanistan and Iraq and this always it's me so hard. And thank you so much for the genuine and emotional response to the song and really feeling it. It just makes it so much better when people can appreciate what others go through. Thank you so much

I'm 40 and have heard this song dozens of times.... it hits me hard every time.....

I remember first finding this song, it's just amazing

Never apologize for your emotional reactions to music. I've been a FFDP fan for a long time and have watched this video many times. I cry every time.

As an Army vet I thank you for your reaction to this video. It’s dispicable that our country, the US or any country doesn’t honor their veterans with the help the desperately need. I thank god I have a wonderful and supportive family

I tear up everytime I see this video. I do what I can for our vets, even if its only showing them the respect they deserve. I can never truly understand the experience, but I can listen. It just makes me angry over how disposable they have become when no one is watching.

That tear drop kills me every time

They are "disposable heros", Metallica song says it best. As an American it is so shameful how "we" treat our veterans.

@justingrandpre7919

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t even begin to tell you how many times I heard the expression “We are all expendable” while I was serving in the Army.

@tswitch86

2 жыл бұрын

@@justingrandpre7919 expendable to the ones calling the shots, but not expendable to our fellow brothers and sisters, that is a bond few will ever understand. Hooah

@chueysmama2622

2 жыл бұрын

@@justingrandpre7919 Thank you for serving us all. I have friends and family that are former military and NONE of you are expendable! I get that "grand scheme" thing but you are all so valuable, more so than the rest of us. YOU actually put up and put out, I hope you are happy, healthy and at peace. My love to you.

@Harv72b

2 жыл бұрын

@@justingrandpre7919 That's why I went intel. I might have been expendable, but my equipment wasn't.

@Depressed_Nightfury

2 жыл бұрын

Which Metallica song?

I'm a retired MARINE CORPS veteran who has done 4 deployments in Afghanistan for my people , all of humanity. I'm not going to say that life is easy for me now because I fight demons daily and they never leave me alone. So stay positive and keep your eyes open and let your heart lead you to be your destiny.

My son is a vet... thank God he doesn't have these awful problems!! Thank you to all who have served past, present and future!!

Reading these comments is almost as difficult as watching the video 😭 Thank you for sharing

@abam8454

2 жыл бұрын

please react "hanya rindu" music video singer andmesh (indonesia singer) ..hear his lyric ✌️(got subtitles on that video)

@joseontiveros8859

2 жыл бұрын

If you were a veteran who been throw hell and back.

@broncstomper111

2 жыл бұрын

Check out their cover of “gone away”

As a man who served both in Iraq and Afghanistan, the way many of my brothers in uniform were and are continuing to be treated after their hitch is up and they return stateside I find to be pathetic and unacceptable....you want to read something that's just as sad if not more so, Google search the number of combat vets who've committed suicide, my former tank commander is included in that number....

@Harv72b

2 жыл бұрын

Then remember that the official suicide numbers don't include vets who drank themselves to death or "accidentally" OD'd. Gov't can spend $80,000 on a toilet seat but they can't shell out for decent healthcare or housing for the veterans they broke to begin with.

Every time I listen to the song, my respect for military veterans rise every time. Every time I listen to the song, it succeeds in watering my eyes. I watch a couple of content creators who were military veterans, one Army and one Airforce. I am glad both of them live and prosper, as well as have families that are there for them. I really hope the veterans get the support they need, for everything they have done to help us keep breathing. They are the reason why our lives are peaceful. Any veterans reading this comment and watching this reaction, thank you for your service.

"Gone Away" by FFDP is a must react vid. I'll be looking forward to it.

@seanbarrett3224

2 жыл бұрын

Or check out the original version by The Offspring

@dapaintbrush6965

2 жыл бұрын

Far from home

@SLBFan

2 жыл бұрын

@@seanbarrett3224 I love the Offspring version, but FFDP's version just has a bit more solemn emotions to it.

@seanbarrett3224

2 жыл бұрын

@@SLBFan like their version of Blue on Black

Love the reaction and being a veteran myself that has gone through this. The hardest part of being overseas is the feeling of if you are actually doing the right thing but in the back of your mind is its either your life or theirs. That thought doesn't make it any easier or doesn't cause the thoughts to go away. Not everyone is understanding of what we go through and then we come back and get called monsters by the people that we believe and think love us or care about us. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK I tear up every time I listen to this song

@debbiemichellecenterfitt8582

2 жыл бұрын

You don't know me but listen to me when I say you are not and will never be a monster for what you had to do to survive and come back home. My dad was a Disabled Vietnam Vet and would tell me stories about how when he came home that he was made to leave his hometown because of the hostility and comments of being a "baby killer". That always hurt something deep inside me because not one single vet deserves to be disrespected for doing what they needed to do to come home. I am trying to do my part by being a part of my local VFW. So, from a Vet's daughter to you... Welcome home and Thank you so much for your service.

I'd serve this country again and again and again. In this life or the next life There has been no greater honor or privilege than to serve next to heroes RIP to my fallen brothers. I love you and you are forever in my heart. Til Valhalla

@debbiemichellecenterfitt8582

2 жыл бұрын

My daddy used to say the same. He would say if he had not gotten hurt so bad in Vietnam he would have been a lifer.

I can’t watch/hear this song without tearing up thinking of the brothers I’ve lost; life , lost will to go on, thoughts of and treatment of as disposable. Metallica has a song “disposable heroes”. And it is spot on. Things got a lot better for my brothers truly suffering unconscionable pain and lack of support for men and women that were willing to sacrifice all for the land they love.

@tragene2250

2 жыл бұрын

Semper Fi brother. I feel the same way.

@USMC-dm3ws

2 жыл бұрын

@@tragene2250 Semi FI Brother! I hope all is well with you and yours!

This is the first time I've found your channel. Thank you and also thank your father for serving.

@cadifferentreactions

2 жыл бұрын

welcome to the channel

React to Gone Away by Five Finger Death Punch it is just as powerful

@happywanderer34

2 жыл бұрын

If they were upset by this then Gone Away will destroy them

I'm crying watching this. I'm in the UK & it's EXACTLY the same here with our military Vets. My brother is going through a PTSD crisis/episode as we speak.. He served SO MANY years in Afghanistan.. I feel helpless and like I've lost my brother.

@Corky341

8 ай бұрын

HI Kat. I hope your brother (and mine) found the help he needs (needed). I'm UK too. Sadly EVERY vet, no matter what uniform they wore gets sh@t upon by their governments. The ONLY thing we can do is talk to each other and help out in anyway we can. Vets are a strange kind of 'I get it' extended family.

You had the exact right reaction to this song. Veterans being let down by governments and the people who should help them but no one does. I joined the army as 16 year old kid and got a years training to bring me to right standard and old enough to join my regiment. Three operational tours later and 6 years later I couldn't take it anymore so I left which took 30 days. They switch you on but never switch you off. You are just a number doing what you are told right or wrong it's not your decision to make but you take the crap from people who haven't got a clue say things like you must of known what you were getting into when you joined up. Really how many stupid things did you do from the age of 16 to 21 when you thought you knew everything but in fact you hadn't a clue. The average age of a new recruit is 18 years old. Thank you for doing this.

5 FDP- Remember Everything, that's the one that hit hard rs 💗😊

When this band hits with their music, they hit hard.

That was a real reaction and as a disabled veteran I appreciate the raw emotions you both have for the pain many of us carry

As a twice combat wounded Vietnam veteran these guy nail it. No one can see my inner war between good and evil. Wrong side of heaven and righteous side of hell describes the demons I face everyday

As a 51 year old man. And a veteran …. I cried along with you young lady. God bless you.

As a Navy Combat Corpsman, thank you for watching this and for your true reaction. I cry and pause this video multiple times, every time. Please support those that come home, and have patience.

@oif3vetk9

2 жыл бұрын

Much respect Doc. My wife's cousin was a Combat Corpsman in Nam. I had (and still do) the utmost respect for him. (Sadly he passed several years ago) After I came back he made life a bit easier at family gatherings. He knew when things were getting to be a bit much and he'd just say "Hey, isn't it time for a smoke?", we'd step out back, have a cig, just bs in general then go back in. He is missed dearly. He was really a great guy.

Your reaction to this video is spot on. We have now lost Afghanistan and I would like to see veterans respond to this.

dont be ashamed of those tears, it means you have a heart. Good on you for backing her. Good on both of you for this one.

My nephew & brother both served in Afghanistan, my nephew is still in the Army.

And for the record, if it hasn't been said, the men that are featured are actual vets. I'm not sure if the story told is accurate to the men's life, but the overall story isn't inaccurate.

@cadifferentreactions

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for the information

My dad was in Vietnam,he never forgot till he passed. An never forgave himself for what he had to do. Thank you Michael,my dad for what you did. I miss you every day,PTSD can screw itself.

It happens all over the world...It happened to me, feeling unappreciated afterwards...It was hard trying to put the memories in place..one of the guys, I served with killed himself not to mention the ones, who passed in combat..it all affected me greatly...dont feel bad about crying, it shows you have a heart...It is a powerful song .. it breaks me though .. it is difficult to hear but I Love it at the the same time. Thanks for the heartfelt reaction!!!

God bless our soldiers. 🇺🇸

The song and video really hits home, Semper Fi to all of my Marine Brothers & Sisters ! ✌️🇺🇸

I never went into the armed forces, but I have a lot of friends that did, and my uncle served in Vietnam, he never talked about it. this song makes me cry every time I hear it. and I'm American, but I also cry for all the army's of the world that have to go through this.

I love the fact that this song hit you guys like it did, means you understand and feel for those suffering and struggling, and for that i love you guys, so many people watch this video and don't get it and say horrible things, you guys are great, much love and respect ❤

Also try gone away by these guys same emotion to amazing but so meaningful

You need to react to Gone Away by Five Finger Death Punch next. Have your tissues ready.

This song always makes me cry. Especially when I watch the video. The ending always leaves me in tears. It is absolutely heart wrenching because it is true. This happens way too often.

I was changed when I got out of the service. I had some issues, but nothing too bad. Songs like this raises awareness, Thanks for reacting to it,

Your next FFDP reaction should be gone away.

This may just be me because I feel that every veteran regardless of race and sex that fights for this country should have a house at no cost to them a vehicle at no cost to them and a job or job training waiting for them no veteran anywhere in the world should be homeless or jobless

Just know that seeing these reactions and the fact you cried for these men and women gives me hope in humanity. Too many turn a blind eye or even worse some try to turn these men and women into villians. I never served but many in my family have and it's hard to get them to talk about the things they went through because it brings so much pain to them to remember. My heart breaks for the ones who have no one and suffer through this alone. Knowing there are people like you both who will cry for these men and women gives me hope that things can get better.

I have seen reactions to this probably 100 times, and everytime I watch this it gets me. Amazing video, amazing reactions, it rips a hole in my heart yet also gives me a sense of pride. This is what we are hooah

@ronaldsimmons5392

2 жыл бұрын

22 veterans take their lives every day

Need to check out gone away and coming down. Very strong imagery in these videos as well

playing call of duty is fun but war is another thing once you seen all these shits out there you cant be the same again

I've watching this hundreds of times.. and it still gets me too..

There is nothing to be ashamed about breaking down during this video. This is a powerful, powerful song and video. Being a 20 year veteran I have seen many things and see homeless veterans every day. Thank you for your reaction, more and more people need to get the message about our veterans.

After becoming a veteran post active duty... I felt homelessness for a short time luckily but the hardest part for me is losing my two boys. And of course this band's gone away song hits so hard for me... So many brothers and sisters who passed in war and too many who took their own lives as well. Those funerals where it's just the parents and maybe a sibling or two and those of us who were brothers in arms. It's difficult in the moment and having triggers like videos like this. These videos are so necessary though.

@thissithlordisametalhead9972

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service the 46 squad of the NYPD salutes you

@aaronrushfit

2 жыл бұрын

@@thissithlordisametalhead9972 thank you so much for your support for service members and veterans! The 46 squad with NYPD as well as the rest of squads deserve just as much praise for serving and protecting the home front! 💪🙌

@thissithlordisametalhead9972

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaronrushfit stay safe brother watch your 6 🙏

@keithbassett4730

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service,I have two cousins and an uncle who served in the army

@andrewmurray9765

2 жыл бұрын

Together we stand brother from 1 scots British army

Much love to the 2 of y'all, I was a firefighter for a bit over 10 years and I'm 26 which put me at 16 starting out. I cried right there with you when you started and then lost it when he did too. My heart is with y'all from America 🫶🏻

this is 1 of many ffdp videos that will make your break down and cry. Who ever makes their videos is an absolute genius.

Coming from a family with a lot of Military members in the past, this really hits home for me. I have seen this video many times and it still brings a tear to my eyes.

This music video is so well done that I've seen this multiple times and it still effects me and puts tears in my eyes, awesome reaction and brand new subscriber right here 🖤🤘

Coming from a vet seeing your reaction made me tear up. I'm thankful for my brothers and sisters that I fought alongside. I'm also thankful to people like you that put the message out there that we do need help. Thank you for what you do.

it's so nice to see you two have empathy and kind hearts ❤

I watched this by mistake, actually. I'm a retired disabled Veteran who served with the US Army, a tank commander. I was present in Germany when the Wall came down, got a chunk of it I knocked out myself. Desert Storm wasn't as difficult as the Afghanistan war but still it was a war. I was crying in seconds watching this. I know many Army buddies who struggled, myself included. God bless you for your reactions to this video. It was my first time watching it also.

Yeah. It's a powerful one. There are 3 parts of this clip that bring me either to the edge of tears or outright brings me to tears: 1: The part with the little girl and the flower and the picture. 2: The part with the cops and the tattoo and them helping him out. 3: The part at the end where the two are reuniting. And the figures provided are just for the U.S.

This is always a hard one for everyone. Dont know how many times ive watched this video and still get emotional. Dont know where you're from but i still thank your dad for his service. Im from from the US and those stats here are real. We need to take care of our Veterans so much better. Thank you for showing this video.

This ones always a tear jerker for me as well. Never fails.

Everytime I come back to this song a tear is held back or released

Thank your Dad for me from and American Airman! He is a brother to me! I joined due to 911 I remember the towers falling when I was 5 years old and wanted payback I am currently stationed in Korea. So with that being said from the 51st AMXS 25th AMU ASSAM DRAGGINS Osan AB Korea I say thank you so much for reacting to this tough song! it always brings me to tears! Never say sorry for having to break for a cry session that is a honest response for this song!

I cry to this song every time!! I have many friend whom wont stand on Canadian Soil again, friends whom will never be normal again! And friends that are still serving!! Never give up on our Vets!!

On my wall sits a calendar, on that calendar is a bunch of dates with little more than a name and a rank that would mean nothing to anyone else but me. Those are my brothers I would give anything to trade places with. When those days come I always find my self watching these reaction videos. If for nothing else, I am forever thankful to Five Finger Death Punch for making it so I am less alone on those days.

I have seen this video many times. I have not had actual tears until now. Seeing you both in tears, did it. And because your actually not Americans made it. To know we are all affected by this war, the sacrifice of our brothers and sisters like you said. Is world wide. That’s a unifying feeling. Thank you for this video.

The war is on, on all fronts!!! Not all brothers are the enemies. The enemy is among us, my country left me for dead. The resurrection, no where your stand is and stand!!!

Often when I hear this I remember taking my brother to the airport after his 2 weeks R&R. Being told he doesn’t expect to come back. We made plans for me to meet up in Germany for New Years 2005 after his deployment. That trip was a crazy experience.

Genuine, it hits my heart to, i served 6 years and if i had the money to make right by all of them i would and thats the truth. It breaks my heart seeing what they loss for everything they gave. I tear up everytime in pain. It will never stop. Wish there was a better outlet for thise who sacrificed and lost there way because of lack of support in the system. Love you all and ty for everything.

Great reaction as a Canadian I don’t really know what goes in in the USA but this song alway bring me to tears

I live in America, and I am DAMN PROUD OF ALL OUR OUR MILITARY, VETRANS AND ACTIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Being an OEF veteran, and a suicide survivor this song really hits deep. I know what the lost feeling is like, and facing those demons is a daily struggle. But a saying that always gets me through is that, "we are all alone in this together". To all who have any type of pts or mental health, do not give up the fight. Reach out to someone, and just know that the world without you would be just that much darker without your light shining within it

Thank you for your dads service n service of all.im a marine,my dad is a marine Vietnam vet n 2 uncles were marines(r.i.p.) Vietnam vets,n grandpa was in the navy corps,wwii. Have nephews in marines,army n air force. Service has been one of the few things I'm proud of thanks to all service members. OORAH

I love this band, they put out so much. Powerful video, powerful reaction. God bless the men and women who give and gave all. 🙏🙏🙏

Its refreshing to see non "military" and or "non affected" people watching this video. I would classify "these people" as just everyday people living their lives with no knowledge or insight to a military family or soldiers struggle. As a disabled veteran I can say that everytime i watch this video I feel detached from most of the people around me. The statistics are not exaggerated and I've lost many brothers to them. No matter what war you've fought in, these feelings hold true. Its an everyday struggle that only brothers and sisters of war can relate to. Thank you for your video. Please educate more people on what is happening to us. God bless and stay safe.

This song hits home every single time I listen to it.

Thank you both a great reaction to a great song yall both are good people

she crying after seeing a brotherhood of warriors recognize one another after a long time, tells me that she is an old soul and a warrior in essence...

At the end when his battle buddy recognizes him and say "you save my life brother" and takes him with him.. that got me, that's a bond civilians will never know.