“Seven” absolutely does NOT get the credit it deserves. I first heard this song over 5 years ago and still it gives me chills. It’s the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in audible form.

@bekahdoug5572

Жыл бұрын

I never thought of it that way. Whatta great description of this song!

@Bossnium

Ай бұрын

As a fan of Hopsin... How did a Ill mind pass you up? Franky 7 is his favorite and Kumbaya. Links in the description.. Honestly tho, check out Hospins interview 7 and Kumbaya are his favorite tracks he wrote.

One of my favorite songs of all time. Perfectly depicts the walks some of us have in our faith. Sometimes you just get so fed up and point your finger at God, even if he isn't to blame. Thanks for the react Tom, much love

@porthos6042

Жыл бұрын

God is a falicy.

@ericthompson9199

Жыл бұрын

@@porthos6042 and that's your opinion. One many other people have shared with me. Which means it doesn't bother me. Your intent to get under my skin isn't gonna work.

@porthos6042

Жыл бұрын

@@ericthompson9199 You looking at my comment and assuming it's to get under your skin is pathetic and shows you have 0 concept of opinion actually.

“This is a lot … this guy is ripped.” Side track of the year lol

If you liked Hopsin i would recommend the whole series of Ill mind of Hopsin , Also Kumbaya , Picasso , and maybe nocturnal rainbows. Love the work :D

@calan9093

2 жыл бұрын

nocturnal rainbows is perfect, really made me feel bad about my state in life and gave me another perception, to actually change things.

@31SKY

2 жыл бұрын

Your House ‼️

@deathsaidhello

2 жыл бұрын

NOCTURNAL RAINBOWS PLEASE :)

@rdevries3852

2 жыл бұрын

@@31SKY I'll second that request. Your House would be great.

@bkrayn

2 жыл бұрын

@@31SKY he did your house 3 months ago tho

Hopsin- ILL mind 6 help me quit crystal meth. Cold turkey guys ! ❤

I absolutely love this song, as an atheist, I've been there and watched others go there, we all come out on different paths.

@edgarmkrtchyan9607

Жыл бұрын

because you no atheist in mind)

@naderh313

Жыл бұрын

read the Quran brother, you wont loose anything.

@TheTerryStop2

Жыл бұрын

@@naderh313 I've read it

@atlasmasterdmind4070

8 ай бұрын

I've read the Quaran that's an even worse human book

@AO-jj8se

7 ай бұрын

@@atlasmasterdmind4070I “left” atheism for Islam after years of studying. Islam believes in science and logic in an incredible way. It is truly an amazing religion, alhamdulillah

This song was my first exposure to Hopsin and I normally wouldn't listen to a song that's this vulgar but the brutal honesty was what kept me listening. I went through the book of Job in my last discipleship group and I completely understand that comparison. Hopsin is featured on a NF song coming up on the journey called Lost, and he doesn't curse in that song out of respect for NF.

@loganbuck17

2 жыл бұрын

thats cool to hear he being so respectful like that

@Multydrifter

2 жыл бұрын

Listen to Fly from Hopsin, you'll love it

@michaelbeelby1995

2 жыл бұрын

It is like the saying 'no light without dark'....sometimes the vulgar and profane serve to accentuate the beauty and what, for some, might be 'Holy'. If everything was either vulgar or holy then both would cease to have any meaning at all. I'm not religious...but I do believe in a higher power and the strength of spirituality. Part of that, even though I may be vulgar and profane at times.....means, to me at least, that I must respect others. But that isn't unconditional, nor automatic...These are things earned through deeds. One thing I have learned through my explorations has been that there are Universal Truths.....No religion, no doctrine, no person....has a monopoly on these....In fact...Many of these 'truths' are echoed, whether they be from religious doctrines, or 'vulgar' Hip Hop artists....hence why they are 'universal'. Even Christ learned and taught lessons from folks that were anything but 'Holy'....I guess the message I'm trying to get at is people should pay more attention to the message....rather than the messenger.

@OriginalPuro

2 жыл бұрын

lol What is NF and why does it matter if he curses? You live in the real world, you hear cursing all the time, they're just words.

@nuncapasaran9374

2 жыл бұрын

@@OriginalPuro NF is a really talented rapper, and he does clean raps. I don't think it's a judgement on people who don't, it's just his style and hopsin respected him enough to go with it when they did a track together--and it's a fantastic track btw, highly recommend.

I honestly needed this. Psychotherapy helps me be less agreeable and more assertive. I know this isn't supposed to be my main source of therapy but it friggin helps. I almost cried to this song when I was listening and hearing your reaction, analysis, and thoughts about the video helped me through it. Thank you. This music was a turning point in my life and I appreciate what you do. I don't want to be a selfish person.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much pacha!!! Appreciate your comments and support😊👍

How you enjoy the beats is epic! But, even more, how you understand and articulate the message! You were able to predict future messages! Thank you

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!😊

@SadlyBest

Жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial Most welcome! I'm no good with words, I try to learn from those that can. I appreciate you taking the time to truly understand and articulate these topics. I feel that mental heath should be talked about, like this, as it is normal

I hope you and nick are doing well! I'm excited for this Hopsin breakdown. I really enjoy your perspective! Have a great rest of your week.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!😊👍

i've been atheist since child, because my whole family tree were atheists and it has been proven that religions were created to control peoples, as goverment's do now, but one day I asked myself why I am atheist and I answer to myself, because I don't feel stuck on anything I am living my life, without feeling any restrictions and a clear mind, in other words I don't live in doubt and because of that, I can think freely and have your own opinion about everything and not be ashamed of it and if I am getting juged, its not my problem, its a problem for those people who judge me. But at the same time, I feel like sometimes I know too much, and another thing I realised that all religions are ancient way of bileaving and we are stuck on it, but I can guarantee that in future, religions gonna slowly disappear, we are in modern times now and not too long ago, religions where everywhere, but recently, peoples bileave less and less as science progress. Other thing I do bileave, I bileave in family, friends, people and humanity, something that its clear to me and have a reason. I do not hate religions or anything, but they where created for a bad reason in the first place and I don't feel like being a puppet. I might sound harsh on all religions, but that's my honest view how I see it, I like that peoples bileave in god, because every human have to bileave in something to have some kind of guidance.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate you sharing this and being honest, that’s really cool, thanks for watching and being a part of the conversation 😊👍

@Xtroninater

2 ай бұрын

The fact that you believe religion will disappear in the future shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what religion is. You seem to be of the common misconception that religion and science are antithetical. Religious dogma has been used to stunt scientific progress before, but that has little to do with the concept of religion itself. There is a very real difference between how specific religions have been used by mankind and what role faith plays in human experience. Religion itself is more so an attempt to answer or make peace with non-scientific questions. Science exclusively provides answers for physical aspects of our experience. Religion is primarily regarding metaphysical aspects of experience. For example science can answer the question: “will X parts per million of lead in water kill people?” However, it cannot answer the question: “is it wrong to kill people?” Scientifically, right and wrong do not exist, because there is no physical way to measure right and wrong. “True knowledge is in knowing that you know nothing.” I wouldn’t be so quick to judge mans attempts to answer metaphysical questions if I didn’t understand the importance of those answers.

I deeply can relate, especially since I was raised in an extremely religious family. My granddad (my dad’s father) was one of them ol’ timey southern Baptist preacher for over 50years. Which means my dad is deeply rooted within his faith. My moms side of the family was raised in a church; My grandma (my moms mother) worked 2 jobs to put all 6 of her children through a private Christian school program until they reached the age where they were able to work & then they were given the option to continue their Christian school until they graduated; if they chose to stay there then my grandma would continue to pay for their tuitions. Or they could transfer to the local high school but they would have to pay for their own transportation to & from school since the area they lived in back from the 50s-70s didn’t even have a local high school; it was over 45 mins away in the next county over. Lol so only a few of my moms siblings decided to finish out their high school careers at the Christian school, not my mother thought….she was more of the rebellious one out of them all. But once she got to the public high school, that’s where she met my dad & it forced her to continue on with her Christian values. So my childhood was definitely strict especially when it came to my dad; my mom was obviously more lenient & relaxed. I know they’re was a lot of reasons for why they divorced but I know that how they viewed their religious beliefs was a huge reason why. So after being taught about religion in a certain way for 10 years of my life, to having the opportunity to decide how I want to approach religion all on my own was completely confusing but eye opening. I can say I stepped away, came back, too many times to count but I finally came to the realization that I didn’t have to goto a physical church to “prove” my faith, I didn’t have to only surround myself with those who were religious; that I could have relationships with others that had different beliefs & we still could be on good terms. I didn’t have to limit myself to how my dad insisted that I should be to prove that I believed in God, had faith, or was religious.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much hannah for sharing and letting that out, what a story and thank you for being a part of reaction therapy!😊👍

@I_Stay_4_SKZ

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial I appreciate that you’re here to give us reaction therapy!!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@I_Stay_4_SKZ thank you! I really needed to hear that today, 😊

The best thing about Hopsin is he’s brutally honest, always. But the question this track alone raises is so relatable to 100’s of millions. I think everyone has this back & forth once in their life, maybe multiple times. There is a really fine line between sinning & living, and to live your life in hope isn’t what we should do. Life’s short after all… that’s ultimately what we should take into account.

I've been waiting my whole life for this exact reaction

Such a legend right here!! Hop is a great dude to meet in person too I skated with him before a concert a few years back and it was rad!🤙

@DimzReacts

2 жыл бұрын

Wow sick

Great video I sometimes get busy with life but always like to come back and hear your perspective and Insight. Keep up the good work!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!😊

Ill mind of Hopsin 5 is so Good definitely worth a listen

@brendenfreeman9572

2 жыл бұрын

def my favorite one. 13 yr old me was way lit to that shit when it came out.

Been listening to hopsin for years he is slept on

You make my days better please don’t stop what you doing , you helping people and you don’t even know it. I just wanna say thank you 🙏

Yes! I requested this song a couple months ago! Great video

love seeing this. Hopsin's stuff is so great for this channel. You also might know that soon in the NF journey, you will get hop and nf on a song together

Hey Tom! I've been waiting so long for you to do this song! I love this song! I relate so much. I grew up Christian, and as I became an adult I became extremely conflicted because I love cooperating, I love wisdom, and I wanted so bad for God to be real. I don't like living for myself, I like being a small part of something bigger. But my gut told me it wasn't real, and I started to get angry because I wanted to have peace and just be Christian, but my mind wouldn't leave me alone. Now that I'm out, I have so much peace because I allow whatever appears to be true to guide me, rather than trying to force a pre-concieved understanding on the world. But up until the point of leaving, I started getting so angry with all the internal disonance. I was angry because I wanted God to be real, and I couldn't find him no matter how much I tried. The more I looked for answers, the more confused and doubtful I became about what I was raised to believe. In fact, my life has only become more complicated and difficult as a result of changing my mind. All my family and friends are still Christian. I wish I could be on the same page with them, but I can't decide to believe something I'm convinced isn't true. :P I actually have my own reaction to this song if anyone wants to go watch it! :) If you read all this, thanks for listening! Have a good day, and I hope you find whatever it is you most want!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Nehemiah! I love you sharing this, it’s what reaction therapy is all about, so cool that you did your own reaction😊👍

@nehemiahhein8659

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the reply! :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJqCzcx8pqe8qrw.html This is my video. 😁

Man I can see how much you've fallen in love with that instrumental! 😀 One of a kind. Your reaction is absolutely epic...I love it. Am your fan now, I have subscribed to the channel.

Once again HOPSIN hops-in asking what is sin directly 2 the One Who puts us-in that vast wilderness of life's playpen 2 battle our demons Hoping in the end.... we win... Hi Tom... ;)

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Hi George!😊

Ill Mind of Hopsin 5 is amazing, but most of these are great

Thanks for the new video! I love to see your reactions to some of my favorite rappers. Please keep it going :)

How has he not reacted to immortal technique dance with the devil. Need that one asap!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, on Patreon😊👍

This is the best 7 reaction I've seen. Best reaction I've seen by far. He reacts to the tonal transposition. It is genuine. Thank you for respecting the art🔥🔥🙏🔥🔥

I went this far back & this was the first video that led me to tuning in with your channel. Glad I subscribed ❤️

been waiting on this one!!!

I've never been brought up to be religious or anything but I go through some hard times and just hearing someone like you speaking really helps me a lot just giving advice and comfort even when it all seems pointless so thank you for doing these reactions

Been waiting for this one

Haven’t stopped by the channel in a while, perfect song to come back to 🔥💯. Fantastic as always. You should do all of the I’ll minds if you can. Good to be back 😃

Yes! Let's do a journey of Hopsin!

more Hop please! More Illminds! Peace!

I've watched 2 videos so far and now this one. I like your reactions! I seen Hopsin live in Denver in January. Great show! I've been a Hopsin fan since around 2014.

I was literally about to head to your channel after listening to ill mind but best of both worlds!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

😊👍

You gonna love I’ll mind 5 !!!

Blown away by your commentary and explanation to this and about faith. Much appreciated

Please keep doing more Hopsin!

You say there is plenty of things that could lure him but don't say nothing about him holding to himself and not giving in, so he sits alone and sees nothing but all the time he worked amount to falseness around him.

I was waiting for your reaction on this one since you started looking at hop , even though I'm not a religious person myself I was excited to hear the thoughts of a devout man on this

Finally!🙌🏻 Been waiting for this one since the first Hopsin video! Awsome vid. Can u pls do ill minds 5, 8 and 9. Those really good aswell. Keep up the awsome work! Greetings from The Netherlands

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much jari!😊👍

Hopsin - Nocturnal Rainbows

I was hoping youd do this one. I love hearing your opinions on deep songs like this one.

Time to dive into Hopsin Reaction Therapy !

Ohhh boy, just starting the video. This ought to be a good one.

Not gonna lie, Been waiting a while for this to get on the radar and reacted too.

I’m happy you did this one!

everytime i watch this i tear up idk why but then coming too your video and listening too you explain it i now understand !

This is the first video I have seen on your channel, I’m 30 seconds in and I can tell I already like you.

I'm not a religious person but I found your perspective to be informing and pure so you earned my subscription. Keep it up ! Hopsin has a whole war chest of music like this.

I was where he was at. I woke up one morning and realized I didn't believe anymore. After that, I read, prayed, cried for months, desperately trying to hold on to a relationship with someone I didn't believe in anymore. Eventually I had to come to terms with the fact that no matter how much I read prayed and cried, I just didn't believe anymore. It's not something I can turn on and off like a light switch, I either believe something or I don't. I wouldn't call myself an atheist, deep down I still hope it's all true, and based on what I know from the bible, if it is true, I'll believe again one day. Like I said, I cried while reading and praying for months, I tried to force it, I told myself over and over again that it's all true and my lack of faith doesn't stop it from being true. And that's about when I got to that point, where Hopsin's at in this video. I respect Christians who really believe, but I can't say I'm one of them anymore, and with the god described in the Bible, you're either all in or all out. Thing about it is, I don't think there's anything anyone could say to really convince me. I've heard it, I read it, I believed it, I told other people about it. I was devastated when I realized I didn't believe anymore, I'm still not completely over it, it feels like a really ugly divorce, to the point where I couldn't even talk about it for a while, to the point where anything that reminded me of God was more than I could deal with. But I don't know if there's anything I can do about it. I'm still open to it all being true, but until I believe it again, this is what it is.

@ninjahaz0180

2 жыл бұрын

would you say you're agnostic?

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Well said! Thanks for your transparency and sharing your life with us!😊👍

@Crowelephant

2 жыл бұрын

@@ninjahaz0180 I had to look it up. No, because part of the definition is someone who believes that nothing can be known about anything beyond the material. If God is real and someone really believes in that God, then that person knows that God is real. If there is no God, and someone really believes that there is no God, then that person knows that God isn't real. If the thing you believe in is real, then your faith is valid. Real belief is knowing without evidence. I can't say that nothing can be known about the immaterial just because I don't know. That would be really narcissistic. Just because I don't have the answers doesn't mean there aren't people who do. I guess it all depends who's right. Maybe no one is. Maybe none of the religions are right, but there is still a deity or multiple deities which would also make the atheists and agnostics wrong. I don't know. But there's a good chance someone's right, and if they are, then they know. Christianity makes the most sense to me, if there is a religion that's right, but I can't honestly say that I believe the Bible is true anymore. But if it is, then real Christians know. Same goes for any other belief system, of course they can't all be right, but if one of them is, then the people who believe in that system know. So yeah, I can't be an agnostic, because I don't think that just because I don't know means that others don't know. I just hope that if the atheists are wrong, I find out before I die, because I'd really like to know. Honestly don't see a way of that happening though, because at this point, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't know the truth if I was staring at it. But that doesn't mean the truth can't be known just because I don't know it. I'm talking in circles, you get it.

@Crowelephant

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial Despite what I said, I was kind of hoping you would say something to try to convince me. Even after all this time part of me wants it to be true. It would make life easier to deal with. I'm like the opposite of Hopsin on that account, I didn't "quit" because membership was too hard, not believing anymore was the last thing I wanted. It would be great if I believed again, but that goes right back to the light switch thing. I can't just decide that I believe, I would be lying to myself. So I want it to be true, but just because you want something to be true doesn't mean it is, so me basing belief on that makes as much sense as Hopsin not believing because his beliefs got in the way of things he wanted to do. Honestly at this point I just wish I knew one way or the other, even though the idea of they're not being anything after this is horrifying. Not to mention, and I know this sounds weird because I'm very familiar with how Christians view unbelievers, but I miss God. I miss having that relationship, which made it way worse when I realized I couldn't honestly say I believed in him anymore. So I'm technically not a believer anymore, but I'm not happy about it.

the job story is kind of insane

What an absolute treasure this channel is. I've been following the entire Eminem series, who is arguably my favorite rapper, and happened to see u cover Hopsin as well. Honestly the videos are amazing and I think I could speak for many in saying that they allow us to learn or realize little parts of our favorite songs and get an actual look into their mind while they were writing it, and every time I watch your videos it feels like the first time hearing the song in the way that it's so exciting and invigorating to share these well thought out lyrics with people, especially someone as qualified as yourself. I could think of tons of recommendations for you, but as I'm sure you already receive tons, I will just advise that you should cover 1 essential track from each artist I mentioned. "Not Afraid" by Eminem, which is another emotional masterpiece of his with a stunning visual, and "Ill Mind 5" by Hopsin, which covers his disdain of some destructive habits teens have like substance abuse. Two great songs that I would consider essential to the series.

This song is truly a MASTERPIECE. What all humans go through some time in their life.

What a good reaction you did . , I caught somethings from this song that I didn't catch until you brought it up .👍👍👍👍

It is so refreshing to hear songs from intelligent people. Great reaction.

yay! I recommended this 9 days ago 😁

Such a good song to react to you should do a full series on the I’ll minds🙏🙏🙏

I needed to hear your reaction, Thanks.

please react to ill mind of hopsin 5 !!! It’s the best one

Fun fact hopsin had a extra role a small part on “that’s so raven” the Disney show way before he did music he was a kid always thought was neat to see him back then

Let's get an Eminem's "Careful what you wish for" reaction!!! 💪💪💪

Hahaha good content 👍🏾its a blizzard outside n I don't have a house but this a wholesome reaction 📝

it’s funny, i’ve had such an interesting relationship with this song. I first heard it when i was 12 years old (i’m 22 now) and i was like disgusted because it felt blasphemous and growing up in a strict Christian household it just felt wrong. But now, at 22, as someone who is still a follower of Jesus Christ and a believer in the one true God, I find the frustration and just sheer crying out into the “void” if you will, just trying to connect with your faith so relatable at so many points in my life. I realized it isn’t blasphemous, it’s a point blank dead honest depiction of the struggle of being a sinful being on a fallen earth trying to keep the holy spirit alive within you in a society that beats it out of you every moment of every day.

Awesome video. Love his Ill mind songs. Hope to see more reactions later. Or Kevin gates as well.

So i grew up putting people first thinking doing good by others would do good by me and the way i felt about myself, but then i grew up not knowing what i wanted or what i should be doing for myself

Perfect Tom 💪💪 Next hopsin should be fly.. great track even Better message

Wow what u said about the serpent being here but disguised as something else was powerful. Thats a really good perspective thank you. If a talking snake came to u know it would be so obvious and pointless. He has many faces

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Well said, thank you😊

Ill mind of hopsin - Six And 8 - u should defintly check does out Maybe 9 too, but its kinda sad

Love you Tom!

I noticed you've been reacting to a lot of NF, so it would be really cool to see your reaction to Lost by NF featuring Hopsin. I think that song is completely in your wheelhouse. Alone With Me by Hopsin is another amazing track that I think you'd have some amazing insight on

I think you nailed it when you said it's not that Hopsin doesn't believe, it's that he does and he wants answers. We see so much horrible stuff in the world that we want to see good things and hope make this life worth it

This is brilliant 👏

wait.. how is that the broken side of us... That is the Logical side of us.

This song is great nice to see you do more hopsin

How can we suggest songs for you to breakdown? I've got a list I'd like to hear your thoughts on

Please do Ill mind 9 is amazing

Yeah my bud Marcus!

One of the problems I've always had with religion (particularly Christianity) was that everything has boiled down to "You just have to have faith." Too many times in life I've put trust in things or people and it proved fuitless. I know people will say that God is bigger than people, but everything humans 'know' about God came from people. The bible (while alegedly inspired by God) was written by humans. That means it's flawed. And again, this is where it comes to faith. You have to have the faith that what's written is the actual Word. I just can't do that. Now, don't get me wrong, like Hopsin said, I'm not trying to torch it down. This is just what I've come to after years of analysis. I've known people who have used religion/Christianity to be mean, bigoted people. But I've also met many people who used their fiath to do good things and be good people. I have absolutely no problems with that. If your faith makes you a better person, and that better person makes the world a better place, then I love and applaud you. Please keep it up. Thank you. Also, this is great analysis of Hopsin's song. I may not agree with everything Tom says, but I can see that he has a good heart and I can definitely appreciate that. (And FWIW, I did subscribe)

You're right it's just like Job. You'd really love his song "Marcus gospel" it's him recounting his life and how foolish he was in thinking money = happiness. But you are right Marcus does "have it all" but struggles mentally and spiritually. A good quote from Marcus gospel is "I don't like Marcus, I don't like hopsin, I am ashamed of them both" and kinda sets the frame for the whole story. I think it's also another great example of the apple and snake analogy. It shows he finally sees all the evils and that he fell for every single one of them. Also his entire album "hotel in sydney" is amazing. It's the story of how his son was born and why he's banned from australia/seeing his son. Though I believe he has since been able to see his son but I think is still technically barred from australia Ill mind 9 is the end of the album and another great song for you to dive into. Especially showing the mental side of how it would affect his child cause he airs his dirty laundry out much like eminem.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! What a take! Thank you for sharing this and extremely well said!😊👍

Thats weird I was thinking of recommed tgis song to you that's crazy

Ouuuu this a good one Tom!!!!

I believe this song is beautiful in the way that he’s confronting his creator asking questions a plea for meaning being mad or upset at our creator because you can’t see his grace I feel is a normal part of life it was a very powerful video imo it’s normal to question life and our faith if not we follow anything

Do hopsin I don't want it no more

9:43 yeah i agree with this completely, Im never angry because i dont believe, im angry because i want to believe so bad.

When i was around 5 i realised santa isnt real because no one could explain the facts to me i feel the exact same way to this day about god. It all makes no sense at all, a great way to control large amounts of people though. If they truly believe they have to live a certain way that just happens to fit the bill of a law abiding citizen...

You described being nice to others not "Faith." I lack faith but I still feel empathy and compassion.

Damn I spoke too soon on another of your vids.. I posted about this song and didn't realize you already did it.

Just found you and you're refreshing I must say hopson and nf helped save my life, listen to all I'll mind of hopsin they are all good and different messages then look up I'll mind of myson a reaction to ill mind 3... your welcome and keep it up if you need ideas... this music is my solace

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jeff!😊👍

Liked and Subbed. Content alone was a hook for me, I love this cat, on some tracks. Love the channel idea. Look forward to perusing your efforts.

Can't believe I missed this one. The walk of exodus. Looking forward to the video.

I can’t recall a moment in my life I felt close to anything religious. And I have sought it. I’ve tried church, I’ve tried the Bible, I even tried to get into reading about islam, I, tried, for a full year, to stay as straight as I could in terms of Buddhism, as I felt a connection with that one most prominently, but it always ended with “I just, don’t feel it” At no point did I feel enlightened or, “touched”, and, I feel it’s necessary to point out, I’ve lived my life with the mindset of give when I can give, help when I can help. I can’t think of anyone or any time I’ve purposely wronged someone. Especially as an adult. I go out of my way to smooth others paths. And I’ve been doing so since I got out of the military. It felt like that was my purpose and my thing. And I do continue helping as I can. And I hear it, being in Texas, constantly, “god bless you” and if he has, that’s awesome, but I don’t feel it. I get invited to church gatherings and such and I’m just like “the analytical side of me would make you hate me” I felt the same way reading the Bible as I did Harry Potter, but less, because I kinda enjoyed those books at least. And not to knock it, I think the Bible has plenty of good hearted stories and advice on how to handle yourself or situations, or ways to look at things from other perspectives. But I mean, so does, anything. Marvel teaches good morals. Most things teach us not to be an asshole. I don’t really know, I just don’t feel that connection to god or Christianity. It must be nice to, and sometimes I wish I could. I just don’t.

Hopsin explained that he went through hypno therapy and that actually helped him alot

A lot of this felt more like "Christian reacts" rather than "Therapist reacts."

If you enjoyed this one, you’ll love Ill Mind of Hopsin 9

Idk if seen it or done already but should check out nfs oh lord song, good to see u growing so quick!

The positive thing I get from this is that he is humbling himself and putting himself into a vulnerable state and pouring his heart out to God We are all 100% relying on the higher power to bring us to salvation through the works of enjuring to the end on a righteous path. Sometimes this is what people do in an attempt to reconnect with source. We all in a way are the same.

Love how he respects his opinions!