Yeah, we all needed a minute there. "A world without you isn't meant for me." Jesus.

@arlendavion4060

Жыл бұрын

Need some deep breathe to take that words damn

@jacobwesterman5236

Жыл бұрын

"Where do you go when I close my eyes" hits me much harder.

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Tough tough one. Broke me

@SumterGrams

Жыл бұрын

@@jacobwesterman5236 I agree. It's the same for me.

@StuartMitchell88

10 ай бұрын

yep, every time...

Don't you dare say sorry for your reaction! We tend to keep those emotions to ourselves while sharing would make it so much easier. Hope you keep sharing the happy and the sad moments with us. 💕

@Jamieip

Жыл бұрын

100% bro

@Maxy85

Жыл бұрын

@@Jamieip 101%

@Shade.85

Жыл бұрын

All of the % !!!

the "where do you go, when i close my eyes?" hits me so hard cause the screaming just ramps up the emotion 1114%. it's insane. never cried at a deathcore song before this

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

It’s pretty remarkable how this demands to be felt

@winkblue6851

Жыл бұрын

@@ChaseCarneson honestly man. I never realised how much emotion a scream holds when it's on this topic. The pain in the voice just can't be ignored when it's so in your face

"you get bands that write songs, and you get artists who tell stories" - beautifully put, and couldn't agree more. Looking forward to whenever you're ready to process the next chapter

Don’t hold your emotions back, we all cried. You’re a human ❤

I saw them live and they did all 3 parts for the encore and man it was the best ending to a show I've ever seen.

I work as a respiratory therapist and I see people die on a regular basis. I am the person in the room who pulls out the breathing tube and turns off the ventilator. I have seen these situations far too many times. Out of the videos in the trilogy, this one hits the hardest for me because I am a part of these situations regularly. I have seen people’s legs give out from underneath them. I have heard people scream and cry hysterically. It never gets easier.

"it hit me like a ton of bricks"... I still feel the same everytime I listen to the trilogy. And I still cannot play it randomly, probably never will - it would break me again and again. I am still processing it (since the songs have been released) and still am crying my eyes out every single time. But it is not only the lyrics, it is the haunting composition, the skill of all instrumentalists in Lorna Shore and Will´s voice shifting from angry and demanding to broken, desperate and lonely, suffering the greatest loss of all. I think of the times death met my family and friends and my ever existing fear of loosing my husband, the love of my life, creeps back in front of my mind, when I hear theses songs. And it haunts me. Each of the 3 songs is just too real, raw and beautifull, but so full of pain... yes, pain remains indeed. Thank you as always, but espeacially this time, for your opinion on this song. Lots of love to you Chase

@Emil_Stoltz

Жыл бұрын

I apologize in advance for the long comment. Yeah, like you said: it's not only the lyrics that break you, it's also the composition. I wouldn't have as strong a reaction if it was a Pop song with the same lyrics. The reason I feel this way is because of the composition, because of the vocals. The way everything blends together into something that perfectly captures what it's like to lose someone, that's what breaks you. You can pin point certain parts of the song, specifically the composition, that could be connected to what you're feeling while going through this situation. The soft melody in the beginning is dreamy, so it's like what you feel when you're around this person. Then the guitars come in with the "Dun dun dun", because you realize that something isn't right. My favorite part, however, is the end of the guitar solo: 10:57 you can hear a happy "Da da-dada dada-da", which is that glimpse of hope. The whole solo perfectly captures what it's like to be completely hopeless, but then all of a sudden you hear those notes. They really stick out. Maybe there is hope after all. Beautiful song...

@paintedlady_81

Жыл бұрын

I do know what it’s like. I lost my best friend 7/3/21. This is hard to hear, but healing at the same time. The tears don’t come as easily as they used to. This helps me get them out.

Pain Remains trilogy was so incredibly special. Not just for Deathcore or even the metal genre as whole. Not really for music, but just art as a whole. Tue range of emotions it made me feel. Anger, despair, just sobbing during moments, making me feel empty and drained. I don't think I've ever heard such emotion put into a guitar solo before.

@MistyMayFan260

Жыл бұрын

Also "A world without you isn't meant for me" may be the most sucker punch line ever

I've been a Lorna fan since flesh coffin but this trilogy of songs hit me different. I had a bad scare with my wife about 6 years ago and thankfully surgery saved her life. But I couldn't imagine losing my soul mate.

I absolutely love all three of these songs. The story is heartbreaking and so incredibly emotional. I can't watch reactions to these anymore, since I turn into a blubbering mess for a while afterwards. I had to make an exception for Chase, but now I need to calm down and breathe. Take care everyone and Have a damn good day

this song gets you.. I really love your pure reactions, that's why I'm following you. you should react to Immortal, it's turn me into a Lorna Shore fan.. Keep it up!! '

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Did already about 2 years ago. Here you are kzread.info/dash/bejne/oWqluJqrZanHXbg.html

“Am I just a ghost, just like you” hits hard. When they go you kind of become a shell or a ghost of who you were

"Could've given me a bit more time there, guys" An unbelievable amount of agonizingly beautiful irony. Can't wait for the next two.

Thank you for choosing to do reactions to the Pain Remains trilogy by my favorite band, Lorna Shore. Love your description of the beginning build up as a hopeful dream and as the instruments come in and we get the first vocals, you feel the panic like stumbling in a dream. Perfect analogy. Very pleased to hear you refer to Lorna as artists, they absolutely deserve all the accolades. Each member of the band has contributed something special to the trilogy and it would be a miss not to mention Adam's role in writing the screenplay and of course Will's intense and emotional lyrics. They wanted to write something beautiful and moving to showcase deathcore in a different light and they have achieved that, which has elevated them even more in my eyes. They broke my heart, in the best way. If anyone watches this video and is not moved to tears, I'm convinced they are dead inside. Thank you. Looking forward to your thoughts on Pain Remains II and III.

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the comment and the time taken to watch and support. This was incredibly difficult but also such a privilege to be able to film and share with you. They are indeed artists and I can’t wait to see them live.

@drakenelkaris3136

Жыл бұрын

You know, reading your comment I challenged myself to not end up in tears on my first listen... I failed, and my throat still hurts from how cramped it felt. This is unbelievable, especially considering I'm not a Lorna Shore fan at all.

When you said “that’s the thing about pain - it demands to be felt”, that resonated with me in a way I can’t fully describe. As someone who often detaches and suppresses, I have never truly experienced pain. I’m ashamed to admit after 4 or 5 of your videos I couldn’t stand to watch you. I watched this one because there’s nothing worth not watching a reaction to this song. I connect with this song more than anything I’ve ever connected with. During your interpretation of the “intro” of the song, your description of the emotion of the music was directly related to stages of grief. You could feel the music because you could feel what you felt when the thought it triggered originally happened. That’s compounding feelings. You can see it in your eye movement. Your brain has some hyperactivity going on. The way you experience feelings like this uniquely qualifies you to give an interpretation of music as an art. Art is a reflection of emotion, whether conscious or not. You understand it because you experience it in the same way the artist does - again, consciously or not. Your eye movement gives that away. This tell me that you, sir, have seen some shit. I don’t think I have ever been able to understand a piece of work so utterly and completely. Even a concept I’m familiar with. I’ve never been able to interpret anything so perfectly. I have never experienced grief like that. You have earned yourself a fan, because you’re an infinitely wiser man than I had ever previously aspired to be.

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

I really do appreciate your honesty and taking the time to comment. Your time is a valuable thing and I'm grateful for you giving my videos a chance. Thank you for being kind and sending this. Appreciate the support. 🙏

As much i want you to do the other two parts, im worried about it. Its tragically beautiful and i know you are really strong, but this could be very triggering. Be safe, Chase. Keep healthly.

@jaynaedmonds7694

Жыл бұрын

i was just thinking the same thing. Parts 2 and 3 are a lot. in the best way possible, but incredibly raw with graphic imagery at times.

I listen to a lot of heavy shit to escape... its rare for me to get chills from a song this heavy but my God... This song hit so deep and hard...

This song sounds how grief feels. Like life, it ends abruptly and without warning.

This video is magical in many ways to me. The way you came into the video expecting to indulge in more Lorna shore brutality, you blasted those air drums and guitars with almost childlike glee. Then the realisation, when it clicked exactly what was happening in the video and you went from giddy child to thinking man. "The thing about pain, it demands to be felt." Wonderfully put, and the Lorna boys truly set out to make us all feel. Having not lost many people close to me yet my feeling is more about the fear of that inevitable time coming around and how I'll deal with it. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and feelings with us, I look forward to more in future 👍

When you lose someone, this.is.how.it.feels. 💔 When my mom died, I wanted to scream, but for some reason we are expected to be graceful and calm. Great reaction to a great song. ❤

@frozendilemma

Жыл бұрын

Same feelings you described, but for when I lost my dad. It's been nine years but I listened to this song and, man, floodgates opened. Never thought a deathcore song could do that.

I feel you brother, this song came out a week after I lost a loved one to cancer, and it hit me hard, but at the same time it was therapeutic as hell. Much love to you my guy ❤

The whole album was absolute fire but the final 3 songs are the most relatable pieces of music I've heard in a long time. Anyone I know who's been there and listened to the trilogy, metal and non-metal fans alike have felt it and loved it. This emotive kind of music has the power to bring so much out of you and bring people together. This trilogy is special and I'm glad you're checking it out 👌

I wouldn’t normally like something this hard. As a matter of fact, I’ve seen this band around and always passed it up, but I really love your take on music so I gave it a shot. This one got me. Beautiful.

You said it case.. these are artists. I come back to you saying this all the time. And I love you for that line..

We ALL needed Ren - Hi Ren... But I need Pain Remains II, and then III before I can relax...

At this point, Your and Tank's channels really are all we need.

No matter what your gender, race, culture, religion, musical preference etc is if you watch this music video and don’t tear up you are NOT human. This song gets me every single time. Truly a masterpiece without equal

This band is awesome

I like that they used an older couple in the video. I mean they aren't much older than me but it's not that. You'd expect a young couple in the video but that would've been too Hollywood if that makes any sense. This makes it more real. I'd heard the song before I saw the video, and that was heartbreaking enough, but damn! When he holds her hand and it switches to her lifeless hand in the hospital bed.😭

7:37 and that's the moment when all the previous excitement cuts abruptly and the utterly painful memories kick in. I'm glad you didn't filmed the three reactions at once, it would have been disastrous for your mind and heart

This song just hits all the feels. Great reaction no shame we all felt it.

This trilogy is a master piece

This one is a tearjerker for sure. No shame in a song making you feel some kind of powerful emotions.

I just discovered this song and you are about the 10th reaction i've seen and bar none the best. Your perfect explanations, watching the thoughts behind your eyes as you decipher the music and emotions. I get chills and tears at the end every time. I've been right there at the bedside for my dad, and others. Very deep song.

@ChaseCarneson

2 ай бұрын

I’m so sorry for or your pain. Grateful for your kind words. It’s an incredibly difficult and important song. A very deep cut but one we need.

I absolutely love watching you LIVE through their songs. 👏❤

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Part 3 has to be done soon.

@xariexis

Жыл бұрын

@@ChaseCarneson Yaaass please 🙏

These boys were amazing rehearsal room roommates back in 2014. Humble, hysterical and just all around great guys. So happy to see them crushing it.

Was never really into the harder stuf like this. But i cried my ffing eyes out to this song. The lyrics hit me so deep. Love it.

Side note, first video of yours I've seen and this is one of the most impressive sound interpretations in a reaction. Bravo 👏

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Aaaah thank you so much. Lots of them out there so this means a lot

Hey brother I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your reactions to songs especially the sad songs you don’t hold back emotions and it’s so real thanks for this awesome reaction

They released this album 2 years after several people in my life including my partner, were diagnosed with cancer... some of whom didn't survive... and watching the videos triggered that same helpless feeling I had, not being able to do anything but watch as the cancer withered them away to nothing. All 3 of the songs released while I was walking my dog. I totally wasn't sobbing like a baby while walking my dog when "I finally see that a world without you isn't meant for me" was said. Totally wasn't.

Don't apologize for being real. ❤

This song... Especially if you're going through something similar (or have already gone through)... hits diffrently. There's no words for this masterpiece.

Brother Chase! Nice to see you on the tube, still listening to good music! Thanks for the memories of good horror movies and rock n roll lifestyle - itts Russell, remember me? Remember that matric holiday after woodstock? Remember the big fish? We had some good times :) thanks for the happy memories my brother, your energy is still the same. I wish you all the best

@saltymike33

Жыл бұрын

Also, such a beautiful song and reaction - I cried too when I first saw it. Life is pain, but it's also beautiful. I hope you are experiencing beauty with your pain.

To all of you that "have been there" - all the best

Every part in this trilogy makes me cry every time, and I wouldn't have it any other way. It is an absolute masterpiece. Im looking forward to seeing you watch the next two parts and ill be right here crying along with you.

Love your channel and reactions. This was beautiful. I have yet not to cry listening to this.

You absolutely don't have to apologize ❤, I think we all needed a minute after listening to this one especially the first time, it made me cry too. Your reaction was beautiful and I can't wait for the other parts, this whole trilogy is an absolute masterpiece, the way they are able to transport emotions through music is absolutely amazing to me.

This is one of the best and most honest reactions I have ever seen on this platform. Kudos to you, and hope the best for you and yours.

@ChaseCarneson

5 ай бұрын

You’re incredible kind. Thank you for the that, and for the support.

Yes! & thank you.

I cannot hear this song with out crying. 💔💯

I want a live show by these guy backed by a full orchestra!

@ChaseCarneson

Ай бұрын

I'm right there with you.

Thank you for doing this, Chase. We might not come from the same place or have the same history, but watching you react to this makes me sure we share a fair bit of emotions. Ive been listening to this song along with all the rest from Lorna shore, shed more tears then ill ever admit,but watching an open mind like yours being able to take in the emotions this band is able to produce... just beautiful. thank you. really, thank you!

Nothing but the best for you and your family, friends and everyone else you love Chase ^^ Looking forward to other videos - it was, is and will be always a pleasure to watch - even in its emotional moments. *sending a hug*

Thank you so much for this reaction and you just being yourself. All who've experienced a certain level of pain, where the own life losts its meaning, can feel this song I guess.

Great reaction my man! Will definitly watch the next one with you 👊🙏

Love your commentary on this!

11:36 my heart broke for you Brother! I saw The Pure Emotion of Loss, your face Conveys Pure Emotion. Just Beautiful 😢 I Fucking Ugly Cry. I'd give you Big Hug ❤

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you 🙏

As usual, amazing honest genuinely reaction👌I can not wait for you to react to the 2 parts after this. Pain Remains is easily one of my fav albums of 2022🖤

I knew I was going to watch this. So I listened though all 3 songs a few times today. Watching tank and the charismatic voice break down in this had me crying. Watching your reaction felt so much closer. I feel like I felt what you felt. Thank you Chace.

Wow, defo got me after that whispering. Never apologize for true emotion.. Have you heard "don't Go" by bring me the horizon, that always gets me. It's so raw and you can tell Oli is screaming it in pain, because the story is a true story about a kid he went to school with who was brutally murdered in the worst way, the kid had autism too or something. And it was his cousin who was involved in the murder, I think the song is from the perspective of his cousin's regret and pain. It also ft lights which gives it such an Erie vibe. Proper tear jerker. Never heard Olis screams sound like crying before. Just so good and true emotions, it's quite an early sing, from there is a hell believe me I've seen it Album, so metal core.

I appreciate his pause to think about exactly how to articulate his thought as opposed to doing what I do and saying to much because I don’t feel I’m being clear enough

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Thank you, as always, for sharing your reaction with us. This really is a masterpiece.

Much love brother I'll be looking forward to part 2 and 3 with you

still gets me everytime, this came out about a month after my Dad passed away, and helped me get through a tough time .. this is why we all love music whatever style you listen to great vid Chase ... hope to see more ;-)

Love you emotional reaction of this Song! Same like me if i See it First time. Greetings from germany

love ya buddy. thanks for sharing your experience with this beautiful piece of art. hope all's well

Beautiful reaction Chase. I knew this would be a tough one for you after what you went through with your Dad. An amazing piece of art on it’s own, even more so as a trilogy and even more so with the cinematography and acting on top of it. The video adds to it in a way I have only ever seen with the Johnny Cash “Hurt” video. Be well mate and have a damn good day yourself.

You were ralking about music moving and matching emotion in the Constance song. This trilogy does the same for me.

@ChaseCarneson

8 ай бұрын

Completely agree this is another great example of that

Thank you to react 💪. I need more reations lorna shore band

You nailed everything brother!

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

Great Reaction! Now go to Part II and III!

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

In good time

Beautiful reaction, dude! ❤️

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John, appreciate the support ❤️

I love watching you as stuff hits & you just join in with the drums or guitars & the pure joy. Deffo needed that today, keep Chasing on!

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Aaah thank you. There’ll always be more videos and vibes here

This was a pure and genuine reaction, thank you

when i got the notification that you were going to do the pain remains trilogy i knew how hard it was going to hit you just want you to know that we are here for you. as you may know i am one of the Maidiacs and don't listen to much metalcore or deathcore but this trilogy is an incredible piece of art and storytelling. and like alot of the commentors i too have tears running down my face whenever i listen to any one of the trilogy. gotta say it helps to let your emotions take over especially knowing there are others out there feeling the same and sharing

Thank you for this reaction. I have been waiting for it. I really enjoy your reactions and analysis. This trilogy is epic. Even without the video, the music is moving. The orchestrations are beautiful. The video though, coupled with the music make it spectacular. It's heart wrenching yet beautiful. Brutal yet so emotional. Death core was out of my metal comfort zone. Lorna Shore brought me in with this. I never knew there was a symphonic side to the genre. Also found Shadow of Intent. Another great band

You gotta do full album review 🤘 best album of 22 for sure!!

Chase, I saw the notification that you were doing this and I knew right away it would be a rough one for you. The first time I heard the song and saw the video was Elizabeth’s reaction to it, and it utterly destroyed me. You are right, we develop personal connections to songs from our own experiences, joy, and pain. For me, this song brought me right back to my 11 year old self as my mom lay dying in a hospital bed from cancer. Never in a million years did I think a death core band could tap into that grief so instantaneously. These guys are brilliant, and this trilogy is both excruciating and beautiful. Thanks for sharing your insight and your pain, it’s a vulnerability not many people are willing to put out there. Hope you are doing well, brother. Would love to get the chance to have that beer some day.

It Touches and it really got me deep. Thank you for the reaction ❤

cried right along with you brother. this song and trilogy is truly an ascension of a band and maybe the genre as a whole, to a new level. it is true art and a masterpiece.

I know this reaction was posted a long time ago. But I just stumbled over it. And I have cried to this song so many time as well.😢💔 Big hugs to you. 🫂 Never apologiese for been a human.

@ChaseCarneson

4 ай бұрын

🙏🙏🙏 I’ve grown to be quite proud of this one so thank you.

@Dr.Brummel

4 ай бұрын

❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍

I felt that to man...wow

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

It’s a tough one

Great reaction 🤘

I think this is the first reaction of yours I've seen in which you had a bit of a struggle with finding the words to share with us. The relatively few words you did give us were beautifully pithy, but the volumes of words you wore on your face while reacting with pure emotion were nearly innumerable, and yet we all understood every single one with perfect clarity. Yours is perhaps one of my most favorite reactions to this song I've seen because of your wonderful expressions throughout.

Thank you for doing this. Watching you experience this for the first time took me back to my first time and it truly broke me too. Love you man 💕

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

All the love right back to you my dude. Thanks for watching, this is a tough but very important one from them.

I have cried just about every time I have watched this video, but I’ve never cried as hard as I did watching your reaction to this video.

yeah this one hits hard... thankyou for sharing.

Loved the “Fault in Our Stars” quote. It fits perfectly to describe this ❤

Finally... I've been waiting the longest time for you to do this...

Pheeew, the Look on your Face when you realize what's the Story behind this Song(s)...

@ChaseCarneson

Жыл бұрын

Incredibly tough but brilliant

@thorstenlone9207

Жыл бұрын

@@ChaseCarneson Yeah, it's really a Masterpiece, the whole Trilogy, totally caught me off guard, too.

Thats right my friend. DEATH PERMEATES ALL. But we will not go silently into the night. Our loved ones go into the veil and we sit here scared, alone, grieving, but we will never be alone. WE ARE NOT ALONE. Message me, add me, dm me, etc. ill alwayss listen my friends and i am here for you.

Just subscribed just because I felt what he felt in that moment

This song absolutely wrecks me every time even after like a gazillion listens. The combination of the music, lyrics and video…I’m not sure I’ve felt this intense of a reaction to a piece of music before.

@7:50 CHASE! EXACTLY MAN!!!! I love it!!! That is spot on what happened to me. It seems to me I could see the gears turning in your mind, trying to figure out all the different things you feel and think at once. This song hits so beautifully and in so many ways! Chase, you are one awesome guy and I love your content.

Loved this one as always and never apologize for being you. At least when you're not an awful person (which you aren't). Also, new Electric Callboy song out, Arrow of Love that I think you'd really enjoy.

YES! CHASE!

this song is so fucking emotional man..I feel you...brace for the part 2 ....

Your emotions are nothing to be sorry for... Your Dayseeker _"Neon Grave"_ reaction is one of the best music reactions, if not just THE actual best, I've ever seen. I started crying with you, bro... Damn Empathy...

On paper, I should be absolutely head over heels for this band. They're technically fantastic, they're fast, they're heavy. They tick all of the right boxes for me, but they're just a band I'll never choose to listen to. I really don't understand why. I will say this though, "A world without you isn't meant for me" is one of the best lines I've ever heard in a song.