Ren - Hi Ren (First Time Watch) Psychosis Survivor's Reaction

❗EMOTIONAL REACTION❗ As a psychosis survivor, Ren's brutally honest lyrics in "Hi Ren" hit me like a truck. 🚚💥 This song is a visceral, unflinching portrayal of mental illness & the eternal struggle between hopeful recovery and the taunting voice of darkness. 💡😈
I react with raw vulnerability. The vivid storytelling, haunting vocals, and soul-baring intensity left me shaken to my core. 😨 From battling a cruel inner critic to finding hard-won wisdom through suffering, I deeply related to this courageous artistic statement on a spiritual level.
Get ready for an authentic, searing reaction to one of the most powerful explorations of mental health I've ever witnessed. 👂🔥 Ren holds nothing back, delving into the darkest depths and rawest nerve-endings of human psyche. Yet his lyrics also soar with uplifting refrains about perseverance and reclaiming one's humanity.
This masterpiece demands to be experienced. You'll laugh, cry, cringe, and feel every visceral emotion as I navigate Ren's turbulent psychological landscape. Whether you've been touched by mental illness yourself or just appreciate transcendent art, prepare to be moved. 💯🙌
Let me know your favorite lyrics, most gut-punching moments, and how Ren's radical candor and willingness to be emotionally naked impacted you. Did certain lines feel like he reached into your soul? Did you find inspiration and hope amidst the anguish?
I'll be diving deep, analyzing the lyrical genius and thematic brilliance. Get ready to be part of this raw, unforgettable journey into the potent genius of "Hi Ren." 🎢💥
#RenMusic #Psychosis #hiren
0:00 Intro
0:38 Reaction
6:16 My Schizophrenic Uncle Story
14:40 My Psychosis Story

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  • @LibertyBelleReacts
    @LibertyBelleReacts2 ай бұрын

    Message for psychosis survivors: You have to learn to forgive yourself for the horrific and embarrassing things you did, and the stress and hurt you caused your loved ones when you were not in your right mind. The shame and guilt lessen with time, but it is not an overnight process. As I read more about Ren's story in the comments, I feel compassion towards him. It serves as a reminder to give myself some of that grace and compassion too. When that inner voice starts to tell you that you are a piece of crap for what you have done, just remember that if that's not a message you would tell anyone else, it's not a message you should tell yourself either.

  • @johnwilliams9914

    @johnwilliams9914

    2 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the Ren rabbit hole, prepare yourself for the rollercoaster ahead. Check out 'Chalk Outlines' live for his singing voice, a haunting track.

  • @user-od1pn9nm1h

    @user-od1pn9nm1h

    2 ай бұрын

    Spot on, I can't overcome my shame and embarrassment. I am currently a 32 year old male from London and have been through a cycle of clinical depression, anxiety and autoimmunity. Believe it or not for me the therapeutic endorsement of medication helped, but I can totally relate to Ren's view of the NHS system especially being misdiagnosed with such a serious condition. The one thing I can't move on from is the shame embarrassment and guilt that I live with after putting loved ones through it all with me. Very humanising to know others also feel the same way, love from the UK and welcome to Ren lol

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    @@user-od1pn9nm1h I don't know anyone IRL who has been through something similar. Thanks for sharing your story.

  • @user-od1pn9nm1h

    @user-od1pn9nm1h

    2 ай бұрын

    @@LibertyBelleReacts Same here! I think this is why Ren is more than music, humanises us by showing us people feel how we do, and have had similar stories. Also why I love watching reactors!

  • @-jess--here--

    @-jess--here--

    2 ай бұрын

    There's a Ted Talk called The Voices in My Head by Eleanor Longden. It helped me a lot with accepting things and understanding. Realizing that you aren't alone and others have the same experiences really helps. I'm glad I'm in the age of internet, I probably wouldn't have survived.

  • @raymorin7726
    @raymorin77262 ай бұрын

    Ren went 10 years misdiagnosed with lymes disease for chronic fatigue. Ren suffered full blown psychosis and autoimmunity problems and thought hes was going to die. This is the short of it.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @woodywoodman2319

    @woodywoodman2319

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@LibertyBelleReacts See his Sick Boi and Su1xide videos for more! All his videos are worth doing... Highly Recommend doing Anything else from him! No Bad Ren tracks!!! From Rock, to Rap, to Reggae, to Bardcore, to whatever.... he Nails them all!

  • @dlbwoodbury

    @dlbwoodbury

    2 ай бұрын

    Actually, he had/has Lyme disease and was misdiagnosed with Chronic Fatigue.

  • @raymorin7726

    @raymorin7726

    2 ай бұрын

    @@dlbwoodbury ya looking back i worded that badly.

  • @jro341

    @jro341

    2 ай бұрын

    @@raymorin7726 It happens. Have a good day.

  • @manna6618
    @manna66182 ай бұрын

    Ren literally saved my life... locked up in the nuthouse age 19, no one could tell me what was wrong with me...till Ren came along. The guy is a Saint to me, made me see reason. And am now living life one day at a time and doing brilliantly. So therapeutic knowing I am not the only one, great reaction and much love to Ren. X

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for sharing!

  • @antonyevans9772

    @antonyevans9772

    2 ай бұрын

    You got this mate, keep on keeping on :)

  • @christendomdefenderbeready3251

    @christendomdefenderbeready3251

    2 ай бұрын

    @manna6618 HOLD STRONG .

  • @sharis9095
    @sharis90952 ай бұрын

    Ren finally received a diagnosis almost a decade after his illness (Lyme) started. He's still in treatment and will probably never be physically or mentally "normal". He recounts a time when believing his illness was a government conspiracy and his only way out was to do something unexpected he got out of the car while his mom was driving, stripped off all his clothes and lay naked in the street thinking it would break him free. Years of doctors telling him it was all in his head, and then finally a diagnosis, only to find there was so much damage from the delayed treatment he will probably never be "cured"... yet through it all he had music.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @Jenniferannes
    @Jenniferannes2 ай бұрын

    It is Ren's story, he started getting sick in his late teens he was initially diagnosed with bi- polar and then later with ME/CFS . After continuing to get worse both physically and mentally for about 7 years he was finally correctly diagnosed with lyme which had been infecting his body and brain (causing episodes of psychosis) Unfortunately because it had been untreated for so many years the infection had caused a lot of damage and left him with a lot of autoimmune conditions. A couple of stem cell transplants a few years ago bought him back to a place where he was able to get back to making music and start living life again after spending so much of the previous years trapped in his bedroom. For the last year and a bit, he has been in Canada getting specialized treatment for some of the remaining autoimmune issues to try reduce symptoms that he still lives with.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @kevinsattler6603
    @kevinsattler66032 ай бұрын

    Never in my seventy two years have I seen an artist quite like a Ren. He is by far one of the most amazing artist i've ever seen in my life. That's a rabbit hole. I think you should go down bell. Peace ✌️

  • @williammaddox6363
    @williammaddox63632 ай бұрын

    With Ren, you will laugh, you will cry, but most of all his music will make you think, and will always be better for it. He is a voice that much needed an must be protected at all costs. Quite possibly one of the greatest artists of this generation.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @francesdoll4039
    @francesdoll40392 ай бұрын

    Renegade here. Thank you for sharing your story. I have subbed for more Ren. As others have said, Ren is still dealing with the physical and brain damage done by Lyme disease. He also developed MCAS which makes him allergic to all but i think, 7 foods. He takes 100 pills a day 15 medications, the rest supplements. He was born march 29 1990 so will be 34 on Friday. He is Welsh and started teaching himself guitar and producing beats at 12. He always wanted to be a musician. Long term psychological issues since childhood and strong adhd. With Hi Ren he chose to speak openly about his issues in order to shed light on those who suffer from chronic mental and physical illness. If you would like to watch his 1 million subscriber,thank you speech, called Defining Success, he will show you in 5 minutes the quality of his character. I hope this helps. Welcome to the Rollercoaster. ❤🎉

  • @amandacollins2854

    @amandacollins2854

    2 ай бұрын

    I think you would enjoy Sick Boy and his singing with Chinchilla in Chalk Outlines . Ren has a lot of music in a lot of styles, he also has a lot of dedicated fans of all ages from pre-teens to retirees . We always welcome reactors to the Ren Rabbit Whole it can make you feel overwhelmed at times because there is so much choice but every selection across multiple genres are quality like a very large box of fine chocolates. Ren also attracts other brilliant artists to him like Chinchilla, Sam Tompkins, and the band The Big Push and others . Dont be afraid some are long like Hi Ren but don't discount them they are som of his best loved works . I will see you next time , I'm delighted to re-experence these with you.❤

  • @ianrose56

    @ianrose56

    2 ай бұрын

    Renagades Roll.!!!!

  • @TrianglesAndCircles

    @TrianglesAndCircles

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@ianrose56 Hoot! Renegades United!

  • @Danandrea919
    @Danandrea9192 ай бұрын

    A RENegade here, with Lyme since 1991, put on meds and diagnosed with various psychological disorders, etc... I found Ren a yeae ago and I still try to watch every new Hi Ren reaction I see. Then I sub, and I subbed 😊, to follow your Ren journey! ❤ Much Love!!

  • @maggieharris6935
    @maggieharris69352 ай бұрын

    I discovered Ren 4 months ago. His fandom are so devoted and one of the least toxic fandoms. Like Ren I am chronically ill and like Ren I was misdiagnosed. I spent 15 years thinking it was all in my head because doctors told me it was just anxiety. Because it took so long for a diagnosis there is no cure only keeping my symptoms stabilized. Like Ren the damage was done. I found Ren at my lowest being housebound because of my illness. Unlike a lot of people Ren understood me. He went through the same things I did. In his fandom I found others like me. Ren is very special. He cares for his fans and we adore him for being him.

  • @Oitsugina93
    @Oitsugina932 ай бұрын

    You are going to find Ren very relatable. Hope you will dive in the rabbit hole! ❤❤

  • @dougoneill7266
    @dougoneill72662 ай бұрын

    Ren and myself are from the same place in North Wales. it's a rural, mostly farming community and though it's not a piss poor place it's certainly humble enough. This guy is one of the most interesting, and I think, important artists working today. he can do literally anything musically and pull it off. Some of his music is fairly heavy lifting but he has fun tracks too, if you're headed down the Ren tube you may want to mix it up a bit.

  • @johnwilliams9914

    @johnwilliams9914

    2 ай бұрын

    I love the sunsets over anglesey during summer, I'm always on the beach until it goes dark during summer.

  • @LeeannG
    @LeeannG2 ай бұрын

    He’s got a voice, all right :) his catalog is a bit of everything, and most doesn’t sit within just one genre. Have fun getting to know Ren, it’s a ride ❤

  • @jaydun4204
    @jaydun42042 ай бұрын

    Bless you girl . Mental health is no joke. Thank you for your reaction. We appreciated it. I've been trying to deal with it my whole life

  • @alexrodriquez6574
    @alexrodriquez65742 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the world of Ren. He really is an absolute genius. Enjoy the ride. HOG!

  • @johnpegues5701
    @johnpegues57012 ай бұрын

    Thanks! I am sure the Renegades will be along with background and suggestions, but I would go with Sick Boi next based on your story...

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @christendomdefenderbeready3251

    @christendomdefenderbeready3251

    2 ай бұрын

    Sick Boi FOR SURE

  • @KillerB1138
    @KillerB11382 ай бұрын

    There is so much to this song, not just the lyrics, every music note and the style of playing differs from persona to persona. The imagery in the video is very deliberate as is the lighting an camera angles. (Pay particular attention to the lights and when they blink.) This song and video are a creative masterpiece. I've probably watched it at least 3 or 4 times a week for about a year now, and I still get chills. I particularly enjoy watching reactions to this song. Ren has done some incredible stuff, I encourage everyone to look up more of his stuff.

  • @AndaraBledin
    @AndaraBledin2 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the Ren-aissance, Liberty! Super-mini bio: Ren contracted Lyme disease as a teen, but then went years being misdiagnosed as his symptoms got worse and his quality of life deteriorated to the point where he legitimately did not believe that he would ever see his 30th birthday. He never gave up on himself and his search for answers allowed him to get a definitive diagnosis from a doctor in Belgium. The disease had caused a lot of damage in the years he'd gone mis-treated, so he released videos in the hopes that he could provide answers to others so they wouldn't suffer as he had. A doctor found his videos and offered him an experimental stem cell procedure if he could get to California to receive it. He got there and responded very well to the treatment to the point where he was capable of going back to creating music. He's spent the last 15 months in Canada receiving new experimental treatments that continue to improve his quality of life. Fun facts about this video: This was the second video they recorded in that basement (Sick Boi is in the same space), and it got so late they got kicked out, so only got 4 takes, with the live audio from one, and video from two, with the second being necessary for the close up handheld camera shots. The light on the right is brighter, so the shadow on the left is literally darker. If you'd like to see more musical storytelling genius, I would highly recommend you check out The Tale of Jenny & Screech, which is a trilogy of tragedy from the streets of England. For more of his singing chops, check out Humble and Oceans. For more of his deep tracks, then check out his work with Chinchilla. Chalk Outlines and How to Be Me. Definitely opt for the Live versions over the studio.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @erichburger1935
    @erichburger19352 ай бұрын

    Welcome aboard... You are in for one hell of a ride with our boy Ren. This is the rabbit hole Alice, the journey that you're about to embark on is full of surprises. lyrics you will swear were taken from your journal, tons of fun, amazing musicianship, amazing new artists, and lots of goosebumps. the deeper you go the more rewards you get, you will have a ton of new faith in music and in humanity. This lad is incredible. Great reaction BTW. Oh also, it's wise to ask the Renegades which versions of his songs to react to. All of his stuff is good, but there are times when there are multiple versions of a song and while one is good, the other is mind-blowingly incredible. As in Chalk Outlines LIVE with Chinchilla (you'll love her too). Ren doesn't have a single style, he does whatever he wants and most all of it is at another level. My only advice is to do a fun Ren song or two before you dive into the Tale of Jenny and Screech (although its a masterpiece, it's a bit intense emotionally). So maybe get is on the Back on 74 retake or Losing it fisher rap retake or something like that. Also his band the Big Push stuff is incredible as well as his busking stuff. Enjoy and you do want to dive into this one.

  • @christendomdefenderbeready3251

    @christendomdefenderbeready3251

    2 ай бұрын

    Very TRUE

  • @dougieyou
    @dougieyou2 ай бұрын

    Appreciate your honesty Liberty, thanks for sharing. Sounds like you have been through a lot and have come out the other side a better person.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    I try not to focus on the negative.

  • @williamkeith8740
    @williamkeith87402 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the rabbit hole of Ren - buckle up buttercup, it's a ride and a half.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @calle444
    @calle4442 ай бұрын

    Ren is a real musician/artist. Definitely check out Sick Boi next. He’s a real one with many layers. ❤

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @dianabasquez9739
    @dianabasquez97392 ай бұрын

    Your next REN should be Sick Boi and/or Chalk Outline (live version) both of these will give some understanding

  • @carlahelin5203
    @carlahelin52032 ай бұрын

    Sounds like have also been through a lot. I think you’ll really dig Ren’s catalog. Maybe try Sick Boi and Chalk Outlines next. Subbed for more Ren. ❤

  • @MadisonCarter
    @MadisonCarter2 ай бұрын

    The moment you mentioned the laugh-not-cry thing, I knew you'd appreciate this one a good bit. Stay strong on your own journey and thank you for sharing it. Should you choose to continue to follow the path of Ren's music, be prepared for something completely different and always interesting every time, much of it painted with his own experiences. An excellent follow-up to this one would be his duet with Chinchilla, "Chalk Outlines" - the Live version is often recommended as the first version of it to go with, very powerful stuff, but the studio version is great as well. He does a lot of rap where he flexes his skills, retakes (covers and mash-ups that he makes his own), even some soul jams (Back on 74/Message in a Bottle being one that just got released this month and is one of his just-having-fun songs/vids. Whichever route you take watching his stuff, you likely won't be disappointed. Have a wonderful day!

  • @stranger2Utube
    @stranger2Utube2 ай бұрын

    Thank you for the reaction and telling your own story ❤‍🩹

  • @troy9er
    @troy9er2 ай бұрын

    Subbing and liking. I knew you would like Ren, he is truly fantastic! I’m here for your Ren Journey! Keep watching, he has a lot more magic!!!

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @silentwhisp4r670
    @silentwhisp4r6702 ай бұрын

    Awesome reaction and interesting stories!

  • @noorieiversen
    @noorieiversen2 ай бұрын

    I found your story fascinating, thanks for sharing. I can't stop wondering what that really terrible thing you were going to do was... but anyway, I'm grateful for your reaction and your story. May you continue your healing journey. All the best. Noorie. ❤

  • @tomgrant29
    @tomgrant292 ай бұрын

    I only discovered this guy a few weeks ago and this is one of the most powerful pieces of music I've ever heard. Your hair is a work of fucking art :)

  • @stevecody9878
    @stevecody98782 ай бұрын

    Great reaction to a true GENIUS... You'll reach the same conclusion the more you watch of him. Liked & subscribed in anticipation of you reacting to more Ren Cheers 👍🍻

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching and subscribing!

  • @_zuri_
    @_zuri_2 ай бұрын

    I so appreciate your honesty in this reaction ♥ It's amazing how hearing another's story and their survival can help you heal from your own story. I think that's what I love about this song by Ren so much, and why I love to see other's experience it for the first time. Thank you for sharing! Glad you are in a good place now. Also I really love your style and your interior decor! Seriously envious of that bench behind you.

  • @JohnSparksScotland
    @JohnSparksScotland2 ай бұрын

    Oh yeh - the Big Push is fun!!

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @user-kz5cw2gj3w
    @user-kz5cw2gj3w5 күн бұрын

    Enjoyed your reaction and your honesty. I also love your hair, haha....really.

  • @Prozak63
    @Prozak632 ай бұрын

    Welcome to Ren's world. I hope you'll continue the journey. I think you could truly relate to a video Ren recently resased about reaching 1M subscribers and his vision of success. It's moving...

  • @FlaVapALLet77
    @FlaVapALLet772 ай бұрын

    I’m sure you have been filled in on Ren by other fans. I enjoyed your reaction and subscribed to your channel. Welcome to the rabbit hole, it’s a wild ride, a rollercoaster of entertainment and emotion. A story for many of hope and perseverance. Enjoy the ride and thank for the reaction. 👊🏻✌🏻

  • @RedNightmare757
    @RedNightmare7572 ай бұрын

    I gotta say, your reaction was a breath of fresh air. Love the openess and the bubbly attitude!! ⚡

  • @colinthompson2462
    @colinthompson24622 ай бұрын

    Looks like a lot of renegades have shown up to share some love. I'm a new sub, looking forward to seeing more Ren reactions. I suggest the full trilogy The Tale of Jenny and Screech ✌🇨🇦 Welcome to the Ren rabbit warren...

  • @CharlesWyatt-cg5qs
    @CharlesWyatt-cg5qs2 ай бұрын

    Ren is an ordinary working class young man with a great talent. Well done. Your's was by far the best reaction I have listened to. You are clearly an intelligent person.

  • @regoldor
    @regoldor2 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the Renverse

  • @patrickrojas8514
    @patrickrojas85142 ай бұрын

    Loved your reaction 🔥👏👏

  • @schmeevo1
    @schmeevo12 ай бұрын

    Research this guys story. He's such an inspiration. Watch his Thank You video to his fans and reactors for reaching 1 million subs. A true musician and diamond of a human being.

  • @najtrows
    @najtrows2 ай бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your story too. And yeah this song is pretty amazing.

  • @SandraP3796
    @SandraP37962 ай бұрын

    Great reaction. Subbed for more Ren

  • @AdamBazille
    @AdamBazille2 ай бұрын

    #HOG! REN's awesome! I already know I'm going to LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! ❤❤😊

  • @Shiroar
    @Shiroar2 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the multitalented genius Ren. This masterpiece is just the tip of the iceberg. A powerful icing on the Ren-cake if you will 😅 He is a relatable voice for everyone dancing in the darkness as he eloquently, with all the authenticity of someone who is painfully familiar with it, lets us know that we are not alone and inspires us to keep dancing. And in doing so, Ren has literally saved lives with his art. I trust that other RENegades will fill you in on his backstory and probably recommend Sick Boi for insight into his frustrations from being misdiagnosed for years. I will just add a suggestion to check out one of my personal favourites: Crutch feat. Bibi. It’s an older song from before Ren was finally correctly diagnosed with Lyme disease and was written after a breakdown following multiple emergency trips to the hospital. It is heart wrenching and stunning. Also if you want to understand the man behind the art (and why we all love him so dearly), check out his 1m subscribers video on defining success. Ren is not just a brilliant artist but a genuinely good human being who wants to inspire positive change in the world. Hope to see you deep down the Ren rabbit hole with the rest of us 🐰🕳️

  • @jasonstewart3996
    @jasonstewart39962 ай бұрын

    Wow you're fun. Love the reaction. Die hard Ren fan here

  • @hoosierdaddy7869
    @hoosierdaddy786922 күн бұрын

    Absolutely love the hair!

  • @bleachfan200kenpachi
    @bleachfan200kenpachi2 ай бұрын

    I loved your reaction welcome to one of the best communities out there and I totally recommend chalk outlines by ren and chinchilla

  • @PaulHunter1972
    @PaulHunter19722 ай бұрын

    What a fantastic review I'm subscribing this is the beginning give sick boi a go, Diazepan, you will love this journey Ren is saving lives. The rabbit hole is amazing hope you enjoy the journey. Much life from the UK🙏❤🙏

  • @LostMittens
    @LostMittens2 ай бұрын

    Great reaction! Thank you

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @stacey37m
    @stacey37m2 ай бұрын

    Thank you for your Uncle's story had me laughing hard :)

  • @1tommymulligan
    @1tommymulligan2 ай бұрын

    Welcome down the Ren rabbithole. There is no other artist like Ren everything he does is different and so good its not fair on other artists that he is so talented. From him playing with his band The Big Push to his duets and solo songs and rap. Check out Chalk Outlines (Live with Chinchilla) about prescription drugs to his rap about treatment (Sick Boi) his trilogy (Jenny and Screech) will blow you away. His 3 videos on The Money Game are eye opening. Believe me this guy hasnt had a song thats not powerfull and you'll wonder were you under a rock before hearing him.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @PeteMarshall-tp3ih
    @PeteMarshall-tp3ih2 ай бұрын

    I hope and pray you recover as best you can. Take care. Stay safe.

  • @dieterdodel835
    @dieterdodel8352 ай бұрын

    next... Ren - Sick Boi (my favorite)......btw nice reaction

  • @michaelgilreath1025
    @michaelgilreath10252 ай бұрын

    Ren is a gift to everyone! He has suffered so much physically and mentally but hasn't "flinched or shaked". He has changed my whole perspective of what it's like to suffer from Lyme,s disease which lead to psychosis for me also. You should react to "Ren and Chinchilla " "CHALK OUTLINES".!!!

  • @AlexG-qv8ri
    @AlexG-qv8ri2 ай бұрын

    Well, be ready to take in all the “renegades” info and reactions and good luck if you choose to spiral deeper into REN’s rabbit hole 🐷 Just an anecdote you can relate with: when he was in his worse period he was looking for answers in religion and, during a psychotic episode he’s been caught (guess by the police) ranting and screaming delusional stuff completely naked wondering around Brighton’s streets. BTW that’s only the tip of the iceberg, he has a wonderful catalogue and he’s really a genius.

  • @williamparrish9954
    @williamparrish99542 ай бұрын

    I Subscribed for more Ren

  • @cultivatinggrace
    @cultivatinggrace28 күн бұрын

    Really appreciated you sharing your story, and your perspective on Ren’s music. Will you be doing any more Ren reactions?

  • @firbolg
    @firbolg2 ай бұрын

    I was only 39 when I finally got diagnosed with hypopituitarism, CPTSD and ADHD. My doctors don't understand how I managed to work and study full time and weren't surprised I eventually burned out. The role of hormones in our bodies and their impact on our behaviour is nuts!

  • @Kenai2008
    @Kenai20082 ай бұрын

    Beautiful reaction ... Thank you for sharing a small portion of your life. My wife has Grave's Disease ... luckily we caught it early and continue to manage throughout her life ... with ups and downs. You will find Ren very "emotional". He connects with plenty of people who have mental health issues and has a few outstanding songs like "Ren X Chinchilla - Chalk Outlines (live)" , "Ren - Sick Boi (Official Music Video)" ... if you want to see young Ren, pre diagnosis and going through "it", I suggest "Ren Ft. Bibi - Crutch". Ren is an independent artist and interacts with many YT "Reactors" He does not copyright his videos and if you do get a "strike" he will clear it. He had the number one album in the UK ... all through word of mouth. Welcome to the "RENaissance" ... you will find his fans "RENegades" quite peaceful and passionate. New sub.

  • @miltoncardoso6910
    @miltoncardoso69102 ай бұрын

    Love from Portugal❤

  • @oh2one2
    @oh2one22 ай бұрын

    nice reaction, subbed!

  • @oh2one2

    @oh2one2

    2 ай бұрын

    WELCOME to the rabbit hole, you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll be amazed 😊 #RENegades

  • @topknightwolf
    @topknightwolf2 ай бұрын

    I'm happy you found ren ,welcome to the reniverse... I guarantee you one awesome rabit hole ride... and I'll be here for it..

  • @yonahgrossman7319
    @yonahgrossman73192 ай бұрын

    Great reaction!! If you want to see how bad it got for Ren, check out this video he made when he was at his worst, and rereleased when he premiered HI REN, which has since garnered 26 million views and counting: 'Hi Ren' Premiers on youtube on the 15th December - 7pm GMT It's heartbreaking.

  • @kellyt5341

    @kellyt5341

    2 ай бұрын

    You didn't name the title of the video. I'm not sure which one you mean or I would help you out.

  • @yonahgrossman7319

    @yonahgrossman7319

    2 ай бұрын

    @@kellyt5341 It's a confusing title, because he reluctantly (he didn't want to revisit his worst time) rereleased it with HI REN to show how far he'd come and give others hope. So the title is (just plug the whole thing into YT and you'll see a thumbnail of a VERY thin, sad Ren) the following: Hi Ren' Premiers on youtube on the 15th December

  • @Vmcf1968
    @Vmcf19682 ай бұрын

    ty for your realness. it helps

  • @marshalt0201
    @marshalt02012 ай бұрын

    I love this song because he perfectly illustrates the experience of major depression and that voice that's always hanging over your shoulder whispering in your ear, usually self deprecating comments and in severe cases even suicide-bating yourself except its not you

  • @user-pt8ux5tg6v
    @user-pt8ux5tg6v2 ай бұрын

    Please stay on the Ren path his songs are amazing.

  • @williamparrish9954
    @williamparrish99542 ай бұрын

    Ren went years misdiagnosed with depression bi polar chronic fatigue syndrome he had a recording deal with Sony in 2010 why working on his album he got sick and couldn't finish it so they parted ways he moved back to Wales he would become bedridden for up 23 hours a day the meds they had him on caused him to have psychosis he got PTSD too but not from the meds it would take years before he would get right diagnosis he has Lyme disease he went so long misdiagnosed that he has Brain damage Organ damage Joint damage he has had 2 stem cell transplants done he in Canada right now getting treatment he has to have IV 5 days a week they put this thing on his head to open path ways in his brain he take hand full meds 2 times a day the he can only eats 2 kinds of beef and few vegetables because the autoimmune causes his body to have allergic reaction to just about everything he eats he also has ADHD Ren play guitar drum bass Piano he produces his own music mixes his own beats beatboxes sings and can rap he can do any Genre of music this is live one take they had 4 camera set up to this this one take Ren does most of his music live and in one take also they told ren it was all in his head that his mind was making him sick he had chronic pain all over his body he was running a fever he was way under weight

  • @goatkiller666
    @goatkiller6662 ай бұрын

    I was finally diagnosed as autistic at 40. So up until then, I just assumed that all the moving around we did (dad was military) somehow let me never learn how to be a proper human. Then I saw the TV show Dexter. (Yes, don’t use TV shows written by people who don’t know shit as your resource for medical advice.) In the first episode, there’s all the first-person narration about him going to a funeral, and not being sure how to act, because he knows he is unmoved by this person’s death, but also knows he is expected to be moved. He has started dating a woman with a lot of sexual trauma PTSD, specifically because her trauma gives him a perfect cover for not wanting to touch or be sexual with anybody, and he can hide his lack of feeling as being thoughtful of her trauma. And since nobody told me that autism can also include, as my therapist says, “a limited number of colors on my emotional palette”, I started talking to my therapist about what if I’m a sociopath, what if I suddenly get triggered and just start murdering people? Like… given the level of various government agencies trying to prevent or punish murderers, how can anybody be confident enough they’d get away with it… and not just once, but repeatedly? Even the serial killer TV dramas usually involve the killer getting steadily bolder and sloppier until he’s caught. Which just seemed like a stupid way to go out. And I didn’t want to be stupid. That therapist convinced me I wasn’t about to snap, but I had to go through several more before I found one who could identify autism through 40yrs of masking. And even knowing all that… my dad died a couple weeks ago. We haven’t spoken in years, and yet I find that I am entirely unmoved by the whole thing. Other than being worried that being unmoved somehow means I’m broken, not merely different. I lost my grandmother and an uncle within a year of each other, a bit before the autism diagnosis, and I was also similarly meh about the whole thing. (Though, since the day we picked to spread their ashes in the Pacific was pretty stormy, I undoubtedly got human remains blown in my face, and probably ingested some of it. So in spite of everything, I’m technically a cannibal now, too.) My point is: I resonate with your story of being briefly a sociopath. I know I should feel stuff, but I don’t. And I try to act normal, but… I don’t actually know what normal is, so I think I trigger the uncanny valley in people. And I have to be constantly aware of everything, and constantly trying to remember what the appropriate response is to that. It’s exhausting. I no longer consider myself human… just human-adjacent. And all of the masking I’ve learned is just pretending to be human, so the humans will feel more comfortable. My working plan now is that I moved from America to Europe. I studied French in high school and college… 30yrs ago. So I can get by. And I just hope that any social faux pas I commit get hand-waved as “He’s an American.” instead of “He’s inhuman.”

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    You are not less human or human adjacent, you are just a different type of human. Right now, there are people all over the world that would give anything to stop feeling the pain of loss. People overdose and end themselves every day to stop the hurt. There are people that see your ability to not suffer deep loss as a superpower that they would give anything for. I mask too for ADHD to make people feel conferrable. I know to smile and look at them and occasionally nod when they are speaking even though I'm probably not listening. I also have a non-verbal communication disorder. I can't read people, so I don't know when I'm upsetting them until it's too late and they blow up. I also struggle with understanding sarcasm. If someone is going to be in my life for a while, I essentially have to give them an instruction manual on how to talk to me. That means to very direct and understand that I don't mean to upset them and to explain to me exactly what I'm going wrong when I am doing it. I said that I felt like a part of my humanity was stripped away because I lost a piece myself that was normally there. I would feel similarly if I lost my hearing or a limb. It was not to say that not having those things makes you less than. Dehumanizing people is one of the worst things you can do. You see people doing it to each other throughout history to justify atrocities. We all have different abilities and disabilities that we use to experience the world. That's not what stops you from being a human, it is what makes you a human.

  • @goatkiller666

    @goatkiller666

    2 ай бұрын

    @@LibertyBelleReacts - The thing that my diagnosis taught me was that I had been approaching humanity as a list of thing I should or should not do. Most of which I could do, if I tried really hard, but didn’t really want to do. Then I learned that I could just choose not to. Trying to pretend that I fit in with humans was the most unhappy I had been, and it was most of my life. Now I am free to be me, instead of that facade I had created. That said, when you talk about dehumanizing, I think we’re having a lexicon problem. I am a person. Humans are also people. My cats are also also people. All people deserve love and respect. I agree with your point, but I would avoid using variants of the word ‘human’ in that conversation, because of this kind of ambiguity. (An argument could also be made that *I* should avoid using “human” the way I did before, because of this same ambiguity. That’s fair. As long as we both agree on which words mean what, I am less concerned with the actual word we settle on.)

  • @papabeard2242
    @papabeard22422 ай бұрын

    I am a psychosis survivor and I think you are amazing keep it up

  • @bethellen1962
    @bethellen196227 күн бұрын

    Hope you’re still doing well. All good things to you. Thank you 🙏

  • @robingayle68
    @robingayle682 ай бұрын

    In some of the interviews Ren has done he mentioned that he did things he knew were morally or ethically wrong during his worst moments with extreme pain, psychosis and mental breakdown because he was so desperate for a reason -any reason -that would explain the torture he was enduring. It's worthwhile to check out his interviews. He is very open about everything he has gone through ❤ it gives hope to the hopeless to know we are not alone in our suffering and it's healing to be given such a powerful example in Ren that it's okay to talk about these things ❤ I am a Renegade for life

  • @ianrose56
    @ianrose562 ай бұрын

    Well done, you've just discovered a treasure chest of an artist. Enjoy your journey down the rabbit hole that is in front of you. Literally hours of back catalogue, hours, and hours spanning some 15 plus years or more... Sick boi next, but also the tales trilogy would also rank highly..

  • @wintermoonomen
    @wintermoonomen2 ай бұрын

    Sharing your personal story will help so many others to not feel alone in their struggles. Thank you.

  • @voodookitty2137
    @voodookitty21372 ай бұрын

    I' so glade I found you through Ren sub at reading your discription. Have been there too, both physically and mentally. Was diagnoise (with and accual condition or 2 last year after struggling alone for around 30years.) Ren and his community took some of the lonlys way for I hope you feel as welcomed by the Ren-agades as I have.💜💜💜 From the U.k

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Sorry that happened to you.

  • @RyanESmail
    @RyanESmail2 ай бұрын

    From the first time Listening there were immediately two lines that struck me…. “I’m the voice that you hear when you loosen the noose on the rope” as well as in the ending poem/monologue, “ it wasn’t a battle for me to win, it was an internal dance, and the more I struggled the harder it.” I was dealing with a heart condition that was ruining my work performance, and that line really connected with me”

  • @EssaryMichele
    @EssaryMichele2 ай бұрын

    Psychosis survivor here. I had posted partum psychosis after my second child. You are right. You don't feel your feelings like you should. All I felt strongly was fear. My brain felt like a computer gone to sleep, and nothing felt real. Like a dream world. Voices. I came out of it after a year. But yes, hormones can f you up if they are badly out of balance.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your story.

  • @KitstormUno
    @KitstormUno2 ай бұрын

    I found Ren exactly when I needed to. He changed the way I look at and live my life. He is the most talented artist there is today. He can rap, sing, spoken word, act, write, play any string instrument, drums, piano, produce, direct, bard core. I don't think there is anything he cannot do.

  • @AdamBazille
    @AdamBazille2 ай бұрын

    Subbed for more REN! "CHALK OUTLINES" next! ❤

  • @jrbush1
    @jrbush12 ай бұрын

    Ren got sick in his late teens and was misdiagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and mental health issues. The drugs made him worse and it was years before he was finally diagnosed with Lime’s Disease. He finally started getting good treatment which continues to this day.

  • @darthshrek1
    @darthshrek12 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the Renegades. I'veno doubt you will fond many things in common with Ren's music. I would recommend Sick Boy from Ren. I see you like Slipknot. I would love to see you react to Extermination Dismemberment - Agony Incarnate. They are a bit harder than Slipknot but very technical players.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @kizunadragon9
    @kizunadragon92 ай бұрын

    Dr.Carl Jung is credited with the concept of our "Shadow" selves. that little voice in our heads that is the overbearing protector. This is a conversation with "Shadow" ren We can never "kill" our Shadow selves, we have to make peace with it and learn how to compromise with it, because as harsh and "bad" our shadow selves seem to be, it really is the voice of the protector, trying to make sure we don't get hurt., but often comes across as the overbearing bully. You are a gem my dear, sometimes the most important thing in mental health is keeping our sense of humor.

  • @MrChristbait
    @MrChristbait2 ай бұрын

    Great reaction, I subbed you. (Welcome to the very deep Renhole?) X

  • @yourgoldenretriever
    @yourgoldenretriever2 ай бұрын

    Ren is a survivor of misdiagnosed Lyme's disease, was being treated for a psychological condition that was actually caused by a neurological infection, at intake the proper tests weren't done to detect Lyme's disease, And that went unnoticed for years, The bacteriological infection attacked the prefrontal cortex region of his brain where executive decision making occurs, This causes a person to lose control over impulses to be either caring and good towards others or selfish and greedy. The third part of the song where the other voice takes over is when his brainhead healed enough for his executive functions to become more functional. Or at least that's the story as I understood it. The thing about ran I find fascinating is that the level of intimacy and honesty in his music is just abnormally so in my human experience. Ren is not only unusually aware of his condition, but also incredibly gifted in his ability to describe it in ways that anyone can understand.

  • @jenniferfoster1692
    @jenniferfoster16922 ай бұрын

    Well, now that you've attracted the Renegades, you'll be down the Ren rabbit hole with all of our support. He's no one genre, he's Ren. He does Bard Core, rock, reggae, rap, does basically little movies/plays to music, acts as a troubador, tells moving, brutal stories then the next thing he's having a fun time, goofing around in a Beastie Boys homage rap. He plays acustic & electric guitar, bass, piano etc. He makes all his own beats, beatboxes, incredible vocals, does a ton of original music & also makes famous cover songs his very own. He's self taught, self supported, no music label, built it himself with his close friends' team. Got a #1 album in the UK last year! Follow the suggestions you get for solo Ren & his group The Big Push. He'll surprise you at every turn.

  • @joecavazos6462
    @joecavazos64622 ай бұрын

    Amen 🙏

  • @cherylwitter5038
    @cherylwitter50382 ай бұрын

    Welcome to Ren! 19:58 his catalog is huge nice reaction

  • @FooDogDat
    @FooDogDat2 ай бұрын

    Hey LB, so you dipped your toe in the Reniverse. Look for your subs and comments to blow up. I don't always post on reactors new to Ren even though I watch many of them, but as you relate some to his story, I think giving you an overview of it may help you engage it in the future. The Ren Rabbit Hole is DEEP! He has a big catalog with all his busking history, his bands 'Trick The Fox' and 'The Big Push,' his collaborations with artists like Chinchilla (Daisy Matilda Bertenshaw) - she is a whole other Rabbit Hole you'll have to discover as well! Then there are his Demos, Love Music, Freckled Angels, and Sick Boi albums and a number of singles and EPs. 'Hi Ren' was the 'overnight success' trigger for Ren. Ren's backstory can be learned from a number of interviews, I'd suggest checking them out: The Charismatic Voice (Elizabeth Zaroff), Justin Hawkings Rides Again, Chris Liepe, Zach Sang Show all have good ones and will fill in some of the questions you have. Now that you're on the Ren Reactor list, look for the afterburners to kick in and you'll be at 10K subs in no time! Here is a bit of what I post to Ren reactors: Ren Erin Gill was born in Wales and moved to Brighton UK. Ren's dad got him a small beat up guitar at a flea market when he was 8 years old and Ren took it everywhere, obsessed with learning to play, and write songs, by 13 he spent most of his time learning guitar by slowing down KZread videos, and practicing piano. The only job Ren ever had was at 16 at a Coop and he was fired after throwing sprouts at a coworker. He began busking on the streets of Brighton where he picked up some money and that made him think he could do it for a living. He'd be in two bands that busk in Brighton, you can find YTs of them online, 'Trick The Fox, and 'The Big Push.' He was in school for music at Bath Spa University, and got a contract with Sony, but soon after his undiagnosed Lyme Disease was disabling and he went back to live with his mom in Wales where he spent most of his time in pain in bed with little energy to do anything. Sony agreed to let him out of his contract, he was 19. When he was feeling up to it he wrote volumes of lyrics and worked on his guitar. He says his hard drives must have 1000 songs on them. Part of his misdiagnosis (see 'Sick Boi') was bipolar and ME/CFS, he was put on many drugs including Diazepam (see the video by that name), that made him hallucinate and was in part with the Lyme infection cause of psychosis and a sense of derealization from the drug he hoped would help (see 'Chalk Outlines'). He was certain he wouldn't live to 30 and at times was thinking of giving up (see 'Suic*de'), but maybe his experience with his childhood friend kept that at bay (see 'For Joe'), in trying to find answers when the doctors were making things worse, he got some information from an ME support group that suggested his mental health problems could be due to an infection. He went to a gastroenterologist with his mom and pretended to have a stomach bug that he said antibiotics worked before, he took them and his mental health improved. With that as a clue he got money together to go to an Infectious Disease doctor in Belgium who just reviewing history told him he thought he had Lyme Disease even before the test result came in, and they did show that. This gave Ren hope that he had a path, he began his road of treatment, and about age 25 he was making music again, you can find many old videos of busking on the street, a few collaborations, search under 'The Big Push,' he independently released his first album 'Freckled Angels.' Ren used a found space in the basement of a friends flat for 'Hi Ren' but the landlord came and told them to leave, they begged for more time, but they only managed 4 takes (Ren and his brilliant videographer Samuel Perry-Falvey do dozens of takes as perfectionists, and they have to as they are mostly all live one takes with no cuts or edits! Recall this when you watch 'The Tales' they did 54 takes just on the last segment Violets Tale alone in the Lanes in Brighton). After being kicked out, Ren thought 'Hi Ren' was a disaster, he wouldn't be able to fix as he was off to Canada the following week for a long course of treatment. But after editing the video he showed it to a friend who turn to him and said, 'this is going to change your life.' Ren was in Canada the next week as the number of 'Hi Ren' blew up. 'Ren Reactors' were now a thing on KZread, this drove his album sales when he dropped 'Sick Boi' and it became the number one album in the UK. Some of Ren's works fall into a genre of storytelling that's gained the name 'Bardcore,' and one reactor actually mentioned the show 'The Witcher' and the character of 'Jasker.' A Medieval Troubadour or Bard. 'Hi Ren' was the gateway acid trip for most who found him, and then explored the pharmacopeia of his back catalog as well as the strains of his new releases. 'Hi Ren' I'd put in his 'personal journey - illness path,' while 'The Tales' are more of his social justice sort of work. Here is what I can think of for recommendations: Ren Gill Music journey - his illness path: Crutch Hi Ren Sick Boi Diazepam Depression Chalk Outlines [featuring Chinchilla] How to Be Me [featuring Chinchilla] Cross between his path and his childhood best friend: Freckled Angels Suic*de For Joe Social Justice songs: Dominos The Tale of Jenny & Screech (Full) [includes the three parts including Violet's Tale} Money Game Part 1 Money Game Part 2 (Official Lyric Video) Money Game Part 3 Eden There are some 'fun' videos as well (going to need some to keep from using up all the tissues!): Power Murderer Animal Flow Girls! Uninvited Money Game Part 3 is his most ambitious production yet, most of every other video was done guerilla style (begging forgiveness rather than ask permission, using found locations - 'Hi Ren' he only managed 4 takes before the landlord kicked them out) They actually had a budget and arranged a venue for it, you can find many 'making of' videos for Money Game Part 3. This video was only released after an elaborate online collaborative puzzle solving game which you can still check out. Each video had a solution that when solved opened a new video with a new puzzle until you got to the 'Prize,' the penultimate video of 'Eden' then Money Game Part 3 dropped. Ren's 'Money Game ARG (Alternative Reality Game) contest. - - - - - Ren ~ Money Game ARG Playlist (Complete Series) Hexenkind1 27 videos 2,511 views Updated yesterday The whole money game ARG playlist with explanation videos from @RikaShae for the FULL money game EXPERIENCE (kzread.info/head/PLyK6PA3ZIW6ZTuGxd3FCTxAz1naJkQC6J) So yeah, just a tiny bit of a To Do List for catching up with Ren!

  • @kevinlangley3782
    @kevinlangley37822 ай бұрын

    Definitely need to check out Chalk outlines live with Ren and Chinchilla

  • @kellyt5341
    @kellyt53412 ай бұрын

    You will find a few cross over Tom Mac and Ren fans. I have seen the video of Tom you are talking about. I use to listen to Tom and then I heard Ren and never looked back. He drops a new song tomorrow. A piano piece. Ren is a true musician who speaks through his guitar and the keyboard. His voice is fantastic, he can rap with the best of them as well. Thank you for your story as well, and your Uncle's story breaks my heart.

  • @JoeYo77
    @JoeYo772 ай бұрын

    This is my first time on your channel. Whoever suggested this to you I think you should send them a box of chocolates on Easter basket. If you go down this hole, not only way you get a lot of followers you will go on the roller coaster ride and be firsthand witnessing, the best artist of our current generation. That’s not histrionics or hyperbole. Yes, that’s really his story. He was diagnosed with limes disease and for a decade he was basically in the psych ward on medication he didn’t want or need from like 14 to 23 or something along those lines. He finally found a doctor in Canada even though he’s from the UK that was able to properly diagnose him I believe over the Internet and Ren now lives in Cal Duran believe he is treatments for several hours a day, and he only eat bland food for a long time food that was only made in a blender, so yeah, things are pretty dark for him, things are getting better for him though and he’s independent artist, and he does all of his videos in one take so no cuts shot straight through from beginning to end. If he messes up they start over. I think you should watch chalk outlines with the Ren and chinchilla. She is amazing in her own yohyy

  • @draigaur9543
    @draigaur95432 ай бұрын

    i love Rns guitar playing in this , the discordant bass string sets up the duality of the song

  • @padawansound

    @padawansound

    2 ай бұрын

    The bottom string is just tuned down to D .

  • @PoliticallyPink
    @PoliticallyPink2 ай бұрын

    I have never seen anyone stop in the middle of this performance to change clothes, talk about Eminem and Tom Mac, talk about their uncle's butt. In fact, I've never seen a reactor stop in the middle to do anything but comment on the subject at hand: this performance. I couldn't help thinking "this gal obviously just ain't into it." The you got into it. Or appeared to. If you do more Ren, which you should do, at some point watch his million subscriber thank-you speech, it's a quick five-minute synopsis that gives a great into to Ren as a person. As an artist, the sky's the limit. He has all kinds of songs. His heavy songs are seriously heavy, so mix in the fun stuff.

  • @LibertyBelleReacts

    @LibertyBelleReacts

    2 ай бұрын

    It's the ADHD LOL

  • @kellyt5341

    @kellyt5341

    2 ай бұрын

    @@LibertyBelleReacts 😂

  • @jbutler2386
    @jbutler23862 ай бұрын

    Great breakdown of what you experienced. While i have never experienced the feeling he portraya in this song, he seems to be the best narrator on experiences, definitely check out his whole discography. Great storytellers say leonard cohen, damon albarn, the kinks , simon and garfunkel do give the impression they have experienced what they are ainging or at least able to manifest that moment. But ren, seems like really owns the experience he raps and sings about. Enjoy, i cant see him not being an essential part of all the good parts of art that now thankfully has the oxygen required .:)

  • @tdkj0k3r94
    @tdkj0k3r942 ай бұрын

    Love this song actually really good and I’m also a psychosis survivor when I say survivor I actually tried to cancel myself but I got through it just about.

  • @personone6881
    @personone68812 ай бұрын

    Yes. He is for real. ….and I won’t put any finer point on it than to say he’s probably the most important, relevant, relatable, obviously creative, indeed genius and so because truly inspirational…. simply Generationally Significant ARTIST of our time, these right now. I for one thank every Angel and include all the Demons alongside for the eventual Man he Become.

  • @funkypixie1
    @funkypixie12 ай бұрын

    Ren Has Adhd too. That's why he so wonderful. Sic boy would be the next. One to do from Ren. Kinda a sister to Hi Ren. He is such a talented prolific musician his back catalogue is huge and eclectic. ❤️

  • @goodstuff1977
    @goodstuff19772 ай бұрын

    Welcome to the awakening , go down the ren rabbit hole and we will be right there with you , we love you our sister , we will be waiting and watching , welcome to the family

  • @EarthyBlendPOV
    @EarthyBlendPOV2 ай бұрын

    Welcome aboard!