You're right at the end, the older man in the video was NF and he was speaking to his younger self. He feels like he let himself down in the past and he feels guilty for how he treated himself now that he is older. Thanks for the reactions Tom, I enjoy them always! Much love.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

What a doing with such powerful meaning, thanks 😊👍

@pfcampos7041

2 жыл бұрын

The first time I heard this I thought it was about his father too, but after a few more listens I figured it out. The "dad" is our adult self that keeps ignoring and denying the wounded child. Not wanting to face it and geting the help we need. But it definately works and is relatable with either interpritation.

@999JWforever

2 жыл бұрын

He's said before it's about a breakup tho lol

@kingkeesietv

2 жыл бұрын

He’s speaking to his older self actually.. it’s jus younger self who’s apologizing

@thothmark

2 жыл бұрын

@@kingkeesietv why does he say that's parents for you in the song

Glad you watched right to the very end. Some people miss the most important moment of the video. It’s confusing , because the video makes it seem like it’s about his father , but the ending implies something very different. NF doesn’t mention his dad very often , but I think they had an “ok” relationship. I think his grand parents were the real positive force in his life , and his mom’s addiction , her boyfriends and her overdose were obviously the source of most of his pain. I’m pretty sure Johnny was one of his mom’s boyfriends ... and most likely the worst of the bunch.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Nice take, thanks for letting me know that 😊👍

@Hamza2_7272

2 жыл бұрын

he's said that his stepdad was abusive (as seen in mansion) and i dont think he's said anything about his real dad

You are the first person I've ever seen react to NFs songs that actually understand and explain the meaning behind the songs. A lot of people get caught up in the song and don't catch the full meaning. Keep it going brother love it.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robert, I am thankful for your words and try hard to do these reactions 😊👍

NF leaves many things open to interpretation. My take on it, is the duality of both, the dynamic of parenthood in a broken home, and NF growing old, reminiscing about the mistakes he made in his life by never fully recovering from his burdens/doubts that made him famous. I believe NF is fearful to let go of his burdens (as he references in "Leave Me Alone," yet he simultaneously is "Searching" for answers to his life to learn to evolve into a mentally healthy individual. If he heals, will his fans that related with the real, raw, and flawed NF still embrace him if he makes "happy raps?" I believe, the answer is unequivocally, yes.

Its a great song to listen to and almost everyone can relate to not feeling good enough, but everyone has worth in this world. Remember that 🙂

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Amen!!😊👍

@kayleepaiva5267

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Savage2019, I really needed that ❤️

@Savage6irl2019

2 жыл бұрын

No problem people need to hear it :)

@mikeredd8833

Ай бұрын

Another song that hit me years after my brother's od I hate my father for that night. He got the call and showed up and gave him his drugs back. My neither was having a reaction that was leaving him blind. And my dad left without calling the ambulance. My brother died that night... an adult would have made the better decision

To be honest it’s both he did it in a way where you can interpret it as old NF looks back on himself, but also it’s about a parent figuring lettting there kid down as well it’s a double meaning. The video is about relates to Nf story and he did it in a way where it can relate to everyone

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

😊👍

This song captures my relationship with my dad as a child perfectly. I was never good enough, I was a constant disappointment, I tried so hard to be a daughter he could be proud of but it was never good enough. He would tell me about how he expected me to fail high school, get pregnant as a teenager and start using drugs. None of these things I ever did, he told me he always had low expectations of me so he didn’t have to feel disappointed when I inevitably messed up. I never messed up though, I “rebelled” against his emotional abuse by proving him wrong, I graduated school, got myself a stable and growing career immediately. I gained financial independence so that the day I turned 18 I could move out and never have to go back. I have never gone back, he doesn’t have the power over me like he did as a child. I won’t tolerate disrespect or abuse from him as I have the power to walk out of his house, get in my car and leave. I’ve proven this to him the few times he’s tried it as an adult. He will still never say he’s proud of me but I know he is. He will still never acknowledge the absolute torture he put me through as a child. I felt so low I was victimised by sexual predators and when my father found out he blamed me for being a promiscuous 12 year old… Anyway the one thing I want from him before he dies is an acknowledgment and apology for the abuse he put me through as a child. The only reason I didn’t commit suicide as a teenager was because that would have only proved to him how much of a disappointment I really was 😕 I’m 27 now, I’ve never recovered from this, just moved on. He lives in denial because he managed to abuse me without once laying a hand on me. Thanks for reacting to this song that means so much to me.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! What a powerful story! I’m so grateful you would share this and be so honest. None of that is your fault and you’ve overcome so much since you’ve made it this far. The way you laid this story out tells me you have a good perspective and have had to pay the future price for your fathers past choices. Keep moving forward, and try to get a healthy and qualified professional to talk with, you deserve that. And stay in touch with me because this can be a beginning of a new future. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment😊👍

@pfcampos7041

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto for both my parenrs.😕 Thank God we have a good relationship now.

@marybreazeale3276

2 жыл бұрын

You’re better than your father. Better than his hate filled words. I know it’s hard to move on from the words/thoughts/expectations of our parents. But you are worthy, you are special. Blessings.

@tylerjeynes223

Жыл бұрын

I never knew my dad and will never know him now, he left when I was around three and I grew up hating myself and thinking it was my fault and I was the reason why he left and I ruined my parents lives by being born, but cocaine is a monster

The old man is NF and he is rapping about himself (letting himself down)

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Took me the whole song to get that 😩😊👍

Love your way of explaining mental health to the general audience. Your personality reminds me a lot of my therapist, it’s very down to earth and real. You have a great heart sir, keep up the wonderful work!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Owen! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!😊👍

This was a classic back in jr high.. great song

so many people missed the true meaning of this song and video because they skipped the final few seconds. it reveals EVERYTHING

My dad is the epitome of apathetic. It’s a big part of why my mom divorced him and why after years of trying to get him to see me for me that I’ve gone limited contact with him. So when this song came out it hit me hard. I was driving and ultimately had to pull over because I was crying so hard. I was fortunate that when my mom wasn’t deployed that I had her to support me otherwise I think things growing up would have been a lot worse. Falling in Reverse, Popular Monster is another song that I think you’d enjoy picking apart the lyrics and music video. He has several other songs that would be good too, but Popular Monster is specifically about mental health.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Sam! Appreciate all you shared and have been through, thank you😊👍

I've sobbed tô this song so many times. The lyrics are practically tattooed to my brain

I actually sat my parents down after I had a major mental breakdown in which I screamed at my dad “FUCK YOU” over and over again over the phone and we had a screaming match. I sat them down and basically explained this entire song to them to explain the relationship I feel with my dad and this song explained everything down to a tee about everything that was bad between me and my dad. All the way down to moving out and feeling like he wouldn’t regret what he was doing until I died.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing Trenton, sorry you’ve had such a rough road, but so thankful this song relates to you. Thanks for watching and commenting 😊👍

And MGK - kiss the sky ( live acoustic )

Yess, I waited for this!

Ah, I relate to this song so much. Our mother never listened to us about any of our illnesses, whether they mental (we were suicidal from the age of 5!! 5!!!!) or physical (we have chronic pain we were born with, a permanent injury (that never healed in part because no one believed us. fixing it now would require invasive surgery we can't afford), and also POTS that got really bad in our teens, and despite knowing that she loved us, I don't think we can forgive her for that. We went through so much pain because no one listened, even now we struggle to advocate for ourselves because if our mother wouldn't believe us why would anyone else? Even on a personal level, the looking back, our original host couldn't deal with existing. I never met them. All I know about them is that they were absolutely terrified, and they were brave. They were so brave, and it wasn't enough. There were so many things they wanted that will never happen, and I do feel sometimes that I just... I wonder what they would think, if they could see where we are now.

2nd song i ever herd from NF with mansion being #1. Immediately knew nf was going to be on all my playlists! Cheers Tom

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, thank you😊👍

I love your reactions man. Don't take this the wrong way but I really like how you're an old white guy and you say stuff like spitting, bars, and drop, and it just comes off as completely natural. Just a wholesome guy with great insight who doesn't see the lines other people draw in the sand for things like culture and age, I love it. Keep doing what you do.

@GuardianTiger

2 жыл бұрын

I understand what you mean but it's great that he's also a therapist who gives advice and such.

Amazing song, I'm so happy you reacted to it. The song always hits differently and that's why you want someone to be able to break it down, and who else but the person who can break things down to the point where it helps you understand more about everything, the song and just life in general. I thank you for doing what you do best.

@liami2048

2 жыл бұрын

As soon as I found your channel I watched and watched and then waited for the next video because I knew if it was a reaction to a song, the song and the reaction would be great.

@Savage6irl2019

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Liam! Very kind of you, and thanks for watching😊👍

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@liami2048 I’m flattered, thank you so much 😊

TOM Tom Tom...... so thankful you keep the NF lyrical spiritual train rollin' to carry the pain through the rain to help others gain a view from the cars of scars to get back on track to a higher plane... now that's REAL... ;)

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Well said George, as always!😊👍

I really want you to check out "Mansion" and "The Search", "Nate", "Change", "Let me go", "Green Lights".. but try to do songs in order by his albums. Whatever song it is in the album doesn't matter, but don't jump between Perception, then to The Search, back to Perception, then to TS, then Mansion, then back to The Search again. etc. there are refrences to his older albums in his songs, try to do them in order. When you've finished one album go to the next one!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

We are on the NF journey so we should be good on the order, thanks for watching 😊👍

I came across this video and couldn't resist. Three of my favorite things (NF, Music reactipns, and therapy) all in one video! Love your comments!! You have a new subscriber! I will start with ALL your NF reactions.💗

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! That means a lot and thanks for joining the family😊👍

Man I'm watching your videos one after another, just want to hear your opinion and insight, things you say just male so much sense to me and so relatable. Thanks, really glad to find your channel! Wish you at least 1B of subscribers

I don’t know why but I love listening to him talk and his understanding of how they feel and being so accurate and being able to explain it so easily. Love your vids keep it up

Looking forward to this video!

Man I had no idea who NF was, but I have seen you do their videos. I have heard this song though! Great video as always Tom!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Blake! I’m loving the NF journey😊👍

You are so close to seeing this guy become a rap god!! Keep going, his new stuff is going to blow you away!! So excited for you man, and good job staying on the journey!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Brian! I’m loving the journey😊👍

Been binge watching your entire reaction playlist, as us NF fans do. I'm glad you've kept up with it. Getting to the point where the music is stepping up but it's still got that emotional kick. This one always reminded me of another song. Different artist, totally different genre. End of Me by A Day to Remember. If you ever start doing rock reactions I'd high recommend that one.

Love your reactions and breakdowns man, been watching alot of your NF reactions. Subbed and liked!

I found this youtuber trying to look up therapy session a week ago and his reactions are actually genuine, and not staged like other youtubers

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I love lyrics and music and hearing all the comments, thanks for watching 😊👍

This is what got me listening to NF

Can't wait for Dreams! Its one of my top favs from Nate.

i subbed to you and added you to one of my fav list for bars breakdown/meaning.. because what? you are breaking and telling the meaning from different prespective and side. i also like the way you break the hidden meaning with full details. i like it!!

This is such a powerful song, I hear at as NF singing to himself and I relate so much, I felt like I was always letting myself down with everything I did. NF and subsequently therapy finally helped me ❤

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Hanks for watching and sharing😊👍

Prom/king by saba is a good song. If you ever get a chance, I highly recommend

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

Some of my favorite lyrics of this song are "My hands are full, what else should I carry for you? I care for you but..." When this song first came out I was in a horrible relationship and felt as though I was carrying the relationship on my shoulders alone and was still expected to do everything else too. Just my interpretation based of my experience.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this 😊👍

@Kaharija

2 жыл бұрын

I hope everything is alright now!

Suicide boys - my flaws burn through my skin like demonic flames from hell

Love your reactions!!!!!!!

I was blessed enough to catch covid but it gives me time to keep up with all your reactions! Also congratulations on 80k! Hands down one of the only videos i look forward to watching when i open my laptop!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry about the Covid, but happy you’ve enjoyed watching! Thanks so much kerttu😊👍

ouch ouch ouch ... this song/video. Every time. Especially the end. Thank you for all your beautiful insight.

I'm crying. This song has had a lot of meaning with my relationships to a lot of my family. And I'm glad you saw the ending. Yes it ties up the song perfectly. And also, yes I finally found a therapist to talk to and gonna talk to her tomorrow. So getting help again.

this was one of type of songs and videos that i never understand right a few years ago. now i can relate...

Love watching your reaction therapy videos especially on Juice Wrld day!!! I can truly say your videos really give me something to look forward to each day. Keep up the great work Tom!!! Much love ❤️

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a bunch Jake!😊👍

This song breaks my heart cause it reminds me of my nephew. His Mother had him young and drug him through hell. Alcohol, drugs, violence and frequently used him for sympathy to get people to give her money. Through all that he was such a sweet and gentle soul. She would randomly kick him out when he got older and then got him sent to prison. When he got out a charity started helping him because he has had seizures his whole life and then him doing drugs made him have deficits mentally. He was living about an hour away in Chicago but seemed to be doing good. A year ago his Grandma got a message on her answering machine from a hospital wanting to find next of kin for him. She deleted the message thinking is was him trying to get money from her, but we knew it meant something happened. So my Daughter and I called every hospital we could think of and the coroner. We finally found the hospital he was at but they would not talk to us they wanted his Mom. We tracked her down and found out he was stabbed and almost died. His Mom has now used this situation to move in with him and cause more chaos. Some people are really put through it in life. Hoping for my nephew to keep going on the right track, he has been clean and sober but now with her right back in his life I fear her nonsense will impact him again. She is his Mom and as much as he knows she hurts him he feels like he owes her because she has conditioned him into thinking her life is a mess because she had him young.

NF time is a really good one

He had said he wrote this song roughly 3 years prior to the release.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting, thanks for this info😊👍

This song hit me hard. So relatable... I was disowned by my parents because of the man my heart chose to love who I've been with since 2009. I was told I was the biggest mistake my dad ever made, that I was a disappointment and so much more...we tried so many times after to repair things, but I cut them outta my life 3yrs ago.... nothing good to reminisce over either...so many ways this hit home...broke me down.

I love your sign on the wall! Haha i only just noticed it last few NF reactions

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 😂😂👍

Please do broken by isak danielson, i promise its worth it, its really sad, one of the saddest and most underrated song ive heard

I just wanted you to know that I believe your reactions! Are amazing. My favorite reation person ever ❤.

I think it's about failing to live up to ones own expectations and standing by/watching instead of taking the necessary steps to stop yourself from self-destructing.

This was I believe the first song I heard from NF and made me fall in love with his songs. Maybe for the next one of him: 'Why' or 'I miss the days". And for a new one I will keep saying the artist Citizen Soldier with for example: "Pandora's Box' and 'If I Surrender'. Awesome reaction to an amazing song!

I would like to see the therapist’s reaction to Blue October Hate Me

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

Another amazing video! Hope you had a great day today Tom!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much zak! Appreciate the love!😊👍

I'm really liking your videos

On another note, I’m a fan of yours from Australia. We have some amazing artists here that you would enjoy reacting to. I recommend reacting to the song Brother by Matt Corby the live version in the triple J studio. Such a powerful and emotional song he wrote about how he betrayed his best friend by sleeping with his girlfriend, he couldn’t take accountability or admit to it and it ruined their friendship, he was also a strong Christian at this time so he felt like he had failed god. He doesn’t get right into the specifics in the song but he doesn’t need to, you can hear the raw passion and emotion in his incredible voice

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Cool request! My wife and I would LOVE to visit Australia one day, so neat to hear you’re from there! Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

@joeycourtice4157

2 жыл бұрын

I second this, great song

The way i relate with this song is the relationship between me and my mom, born to a broken family and lived with a mother with trust issue, she pushed everyone close to her (particularly our family) to always do what she wants unconciously, nothing is ever enough for her and so "im sorry that I let you down" was always me saying it to my mom. And the 3rd verse oh my god that is the exact situation im in whenever im just there with my mom, she always talking about all the good things in the past "that didnt even happened" because its overshadowed by all the bad things she did to me so i didnt really have a good memory of these "good times" Just like the song describes, i still care for her and I want to give her the best I could, but I can never really love her the way a child suppose to, and that there will always be a distance between us. Sorry mom, i hope that i still have enough time to make you proud

This was the very first song I heard of nf and then I was hooked on him because his lyrics mean so much and we all can relate to them sometime in our lifetime

That song is just so good….in a way it kinda reminds me of how I feel around my parents alot of the time….my mum said she was disappointed in me once….and I started to believe i was just a disappointment and couldn’t do anything right…tbh ive had alot of stuff going on in my life….I really dont feel okay most of the time but im glad you reacted to this song because its one of my favourites and the way you explain everything is just so accurate

I love NF and I have a few recomendations by him. "Like this" and "DRIFTING". Also, I recommend a country song called "invisible" by Hunter Hayes

Great catch at the end. Most people miss it. Would love for you to react to “Neon Gravestones” by 21 pilots.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

You should do “How could you leave us” by NF

@samuelofori8077

2 жыл бұрын

He's already done that song, amazing reaction

Amazing video

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Love this song and video!😊👍

One of the lyrics that gets me..."what did I do wrong this time, guess that's parents for"😢

Can you react to no name by NF

Not sure if you realize this but the chorus is him but with his voice pitched. And the old guy is him. And his view of him letting himself down. Very deep song. If you look at the old man he has Nate's tattoos. And a women says his name.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, quite a song, so powerful!😊👍

I agree with you sir(10:50ish). Children def need to feel like they matter. Boys def need to know they are worth something. But, sometimes, Men do too... it's a crazy world, nobody has ever been this far, in humanity. It's tough that we all are supposed to know where to go from here. Even MEN! need to feel that we matter, cuz nobody has a real understanding of reality, or someone else's reality. Love though! Keep up with the content!

This is the song I relate to most. My dad's never been around but my mother's been there and I feel like I have never been good enough to her. I was always compared to my older brothers. I have never really been good at math and I think I was in first year at school and my mother slapped me because I had failed math, which led to me being scared of my own mother. My psychology teacher was the first one who got to know me in high school and that's like 13 years after my mother had put me through shit. This song just breaks my heart

you should try react to either; So Done by the Kid laroi, without you by the kid laroi or always do by the kid laroi

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

bro we defo need a polo g heartless reaction btw keep up the channel your pushing 🅿

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

God bless you and the way you are an example for men to be

The back and forth of the camera work represents Nate backsliding. Drowning in his problems. He looks back at how he could have made changes in his life to help himself.

Nate had to raise himself, so yes, he was his own parent. Nate is talking to himself in many of his songs. Nate avoids his issues. When he says he just walks past himself with his “head down,” he is referring to walking past a mirror. When Nate says “I don’t even want to go to your house” he’s referring to his own mind (house=mansion=mind). He doesn’t want to go there because “every time I sit on that couch, I feel like all you do is lecture me (like therapy)”Nate doesn’t want to have these tough conversations with himself.

Hello again friend..still watching your amazing videos. I suggested earlier on another video about 2 Avenged Sevenfold songs that I'd love to see you react to..thought of another deep one by Ozzy Osborne called Under the Graveyard. Its a newer one and it tells his life story about drug,alcohol and sex addiction. His beautiful wife brought him through with tough love. Its amazing and the video is documentary style in a bad a$$ way. Extremely deep and relatable lyrics plus it's Ozzy!! Lol,anyways as a recovered addict of 8yrs this song is everything! Thanks for what you are doing 🤟 much respect

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Very interesting Michael, thanks so much! Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

@michaelmchone9239

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial I went to your website friend..thank you

I know I’m late but the old man represents his father through most of the video. After his mother died his father was emotionally distant. He felt like his father watched him drown in depression, burn in anger and did nothing to help. When it came to it, his father did care, but he showed it too late. Cutting back to the first scene someone calls the old man Nate because he has mentioned before that one of his biggest fears is making the same mistakes with his own kids. So the old man represents both NF and his dad.

Love this reaction. NF’s lyrics truly give me a sense of comfort in knowing that I’m not alone. By the way, I missed the “How Could You Leave Us” reaction and I assume now it’s blocked since I can’t find it anywhere on your channel. Would you be able to reupload that reaction either here on KZread or on a different platform? I would love to watch it. Thank you!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! How could you leave us will come out on Patreon when we get that going very soon!😊

@fridayxi801

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial can’t wait to watch. Loving all your videos, thank you for all your help!

@pfcampos7041

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! NF helped me get through some of the darkest moments of my life. I wasn't alone someone out there got it. I found that very validating. Good music always does tgat for me. As does working with a good therapist.😉

please react to STORY by NF, that's my favorite "song" about him. PLSSS

This is a great channel.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I appreciate it😊👍

Can u react to the jucie wrld - conversations . It got a lot of meaning

My mom and father got divorced when I was like 5-6 years old. My father had and most likely still has an alcohol issue. And my mom had to work all the time, I have a littlesister, that I had to care of aged 8-9. My relationship with my father os nonexistent, but its fine with my mom, she did what she had to do, now that im 24 i still doubt myself, but its getting better. This song is so powerful, just like How Could You Leave Us. NF is just doing the job!

Great videos man! You should react to NF- Why did you leave us, it’s really a sad and heart touching song. Take care Tom and have a good day!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Did that, got taken down, will go back up on Patreon 😊👍

This song is what I respond with when anyone mentions my dad.

Flashing back to hard times that he had to go through, but now can't change, or he wouldn't be him.

I'm so glad you watched to the very end. a lot of reactors miss that. At first, i thought the song was about his dad, as we see the old man standing by and watching him go through all of these terrible things (drowning, trapped in burning car, dead) and yet never reaching out to help. Then, after the ending and discovering the old man was NF, i feel like maybe he was saying that he let himself down. he didnt help himself when he could have.

This is probably my favourite NF song. 😊

He’s sorry that he let himself down. He didn’t help himself out of the shown situations

I’ve been in love with this song ever since it came out, but I always thought it was between a couple. Now that I realize it was his father, it hits me harder than any other song😭

Damn this is such a good reaction

Please react to “How could you leave us” 🙏🏼

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Done it, got blocked, will go back up on Patreon!😊👍

@kathikpr7169

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial what a pity man!:( Maybe you can react to “Trauma”, I’d be pleased ☺️

This is definitely one of my favorite NF songs. I'd love it if you reacted to my favorite artist, nothing,nowhere. I recommend his song Skully or Letdown

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks…Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

Another great reaction. Appreciate it Tom! Still waiting for Joyner Lucas-Frozen, youll love the video. So well done. And the message is amazing. Keep the reactions coming! and thanks for your time!

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

THanks for hanging in there with me, and for being patient😊👍

Tom you won‘t believe what happened today! I was trying to find a video on youtube to show it to my friend when all of the sudden he said „wait, is that reaction therapy on your youtube homepage?“ So he obviously is a viewer aswell. The crazy part about this tho is that we‘re from Austria 🇦🇹 a small german-speaking country. So what are the odds a friend of mine watches you aswell? Crazy right.. Thanks for your content Tom, much greetings from Austria - Noah :)

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

I love this Noah! Made my day! My wife and I want to travel to Austria! Thanks so much for sharing this story😁😁😁

@googlemapsspeedruns777

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial That's awesome Tom! Im sure you and your wife will have a great time in Austria, would love to see some pictures of your vacation on Patreon or in the "shorts" of KZread! :)

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@googlemapsspeedruns777 sadly, we aren’t going there yet, just dreaming about it, you should send me pics so I can dream some more of Austria😁👍

@googlemapsspeedruns777

2 жыл бұрын

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial Say less I have taken such beautiful pictures with amazing sunsets from all different kind of locations in this country, I would be more than happy to show you them! 😊 By the way my grandmother always said: In dreams we plant our seeds for the future. Im sure you will travel to Austria sometime 🤞🏽

You realy need to see this songs (Suicidal YNW Melly ft. Juice Wrld) please, and i love your video so much, I realy like how easy you can understanding the lyrics, by the way sorry for by bad English I'm French so 😅

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍 thanks for watching 😊👍

For your final XXXTentacion reaction you need to listen to “Before I close my eyes”. One of his later works before he died.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

You should really react to story by NF but you need to watch the video too! :)

Something to help out with NF is that he always is talking about himself or his burdens internally unless he specifically makes a distinction like he did in "How could you leave us" with his mother. If it's not about him he makes it very clear.

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

😊👍

I relate to this song on many levels. My father was toxic. He wanted to completely control my life. I didn't let him and that pissed him off. Would go into a rage when I refused to debate with him.(no one was ever aloud a different opinion other than his) He'd then hang up on me then not call for months. Forget him ever admitting to doing anything wrong. It was always someone else's fault. One Christmas he got a gift for my brother and his dog. I got nothing. I was rated lower than a dog in his eyes. Had to go no contact in the end, he passed two months later in 2020. Was sad but not as sad as I should have been for losing a parent. I truly believe he was narcissistic. Sad thing is that was how he grew up in a toxic family environment. He repeated the cycle.

Waiting on the Staind reaction 🏆🏆

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Put the request in the Google doc (link in the description) so we get it on the list…thanks so much! 😊👍

Always look forward to these videos

@ReactionTherapyOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!😊👍