Interview with Ren coming this Monday!! 👀🔥

@user-oc5dz1cu2j

Жыл бұрын

Yeeeeah!!!!!

@ceekayy79

Жыл бұрын

Whhhaaat!!!! Awesome, 2 brilliant minds, how exciting!!

@TheDebiBoo

Жыл бұрын

🔥dope

@valeriemason2014

Жыл бұрын

I heard you say the interview part and had to listen to it again to make sure I heard right! This will be epic!

@rudolphadonis3030

Жыл бұрын

🔥🔥🔥💪🤯

Can we just appreciate that Ren was feeling well enough to be devouring his dinner during this ! Him feeling well enough to be scarfing down grub like that is a big win ! = )

@suzanneorbellmeyer4823

Жыл бұрын

That's what I thought to. So good to see.

@RasLion

Жыл бұрын

He is not about to die....he does eat daily you know....

@420isplenty5

11 ай бұрын

@@RasLionWell, That is 1 way to make yourself look stupid...

@whimsysmith2835

10 ай бұрын

Right?! Filled my heart with some joy to see him scarfing food down knowing how hard it has become for him to eat. I have an autoimmune disease as well, and I know what it is like to struggle to eat, and what a pleasure it is when your appetite returns even briefly.

Loving the "bromance" you guys, equal respect is awesome to watch in this shallow world we live... ✊🏽

@Smirstyn

Ай бұрын

I said the same on the last video ❤

Watching Ren reactors has become an addiction for me and you are by and far the best reactor. You never miss a thing. You are on point with every aspect of the music, the production and even your critical analysis of the themes and metaphors blows my mind. I wouldn't be surprised if Ren specifically adds easter eggs in his vids for you in the future 😂 Please keep it up Knox 🫶

@laurengarrigan774

Жыл бұрын

Completely agree!! He's awesome and should be super proud he's getting the recognition from all of us and creators like Ren!

@kristinabradshaw

Жыл бұрын

💯!!!!! Knox has an incredibly analytical mind and is highly perceptive which make him one of, if not THE best reactors. The mutual admiration between these two artists is obvious so I wouldn’t be surprised if it turns into this either. ❤❤❤

@tinadunbar4577

Жыл бұрын

Same here x

@craigmatthews2478

Жыл бұрын

Knox is great - I also enjoy Dicodec and Michael Liepe for different specialist perspectives. Both equally passionate and engaging.

@cassandrawood

Жыл бұрын

@@craigmatthews2478 thanks for the suggestions. I'll check them out. I love a detailed breakdown

I love seeing other great artists react to other great artists. Not only are you the best at breaking down lyrics, but you're a great lyricist yourself. Love your channel Knox❤ You deserve everything Great coming your way

@autumngrubb1468

Жыл бұрын

Well said❤

@sarasweightlossjourney1432

Жыл бұрын

@@autumngrubb1468 ❤️❤️❤️

@autumngrubb1468

Жыл бұрын

@@sarasweightlossjourney1432 ❤️🥰❤️

Some of the best parts of Ren’s legacy are his influence on all the artists constantly being creatively inspired by him & Ren’s willingness to teach anyone who cares to learn. I’ve enjoyed watching this from the sidelines so much. 💜

I always like to point out that all the empathy in the world is wasted if we reserve only for those we think deserve it.

@AndaraBledin

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It's easy to have empathy for those who we judge are deserving. But it's much harder and takes effort and intention to extend that compassion to the rest of humanity. ... But making that effort and living with that intent leads to us becoming more deserving ourselves.

@jessicafrazon7393

Жыл бұрын

I understand the concept of not judging too quickly. My mother raised me to always try to see and understand the other person's perspective. My question though, is are there people who you know don't deserve your empathy and understanding? I mean what if they've done some really terrible things and have no remorse whatsoever? Perfect example; I specifically remember my mother glued to the TV for like a week after 9/11, crying every day. But I also remember her telling me that the people who did that had their reasons and at the very least, they don't believe themselves to be bad people. She was trying to understand them and their motives, and get me to as well. I couldn't understand why she was trying to empathize with the terrorists after spending a week grieving the loss of thousands of people she didn't know so strongly that you would have assumed she lost someone personally. I've picked up a lot from her and I'm grateful for that, but at the same time, I know that some people are just evil and they're not worth my time and energy to try to understand their motives. At the end of the day, nothing justifies what they did and I don't need to know why they did it before judging them as bad people. I want to make it clear that I am talking about extreme, brutal actions, not something as common as having a different world view, morals, or political beliefs. I am more like my mother than not like her. I spent years trying to understand both the left's and right's beliefs and still try to help others understand their opposition when I see them judge too quickly and harshly without even knowing what's truly in that person's heart and mind. I've also learned that there is no convincing some people. Some people will instantly go on attack mode, so I don't try as often as I used to, but I still do what I can to help bridge divisions.

@timflesner663

Жыл бұрын

@Jessica Frazon it's not easy. Or necessarily enjoyable and I get alot of flak for taking up the devils advocate role when empathisisizing or trying to understand even the worst out there. But it's a defense mechanism I guess for me. My mom disappeared, a week or two after 9/11. While circumstances and evidence lend us to lean into her being murdered, we got no body and no answers, only questions. Over active imaginations on every possible scenario and motivations are just a rabbit hole I go down. Reconciling her leaving of her own accord abandoning my Lil bro and sis, imagining her maybe killing herself somewhere alone, imagining a robbery gone wrong or my step father killing her, tons of scenarios. Lacking a body or more concrete evidence then we have, we imagine the best and the worst and the in between. Dis she escape the volatile and sometimes abusive (mutually at times) relationship with my stepfather? Chilling in Jamaica a millionaire, or living under a bridge somewhere last twenty years in the cold? And how might I judge her if she showed up at my door? Or did my step father murder her? Or was my step father guilty of something? A well constructed planned out cold blooded murder? A fight gone wrong? My mom struggled with mental health, he could have had to cover up something that wasn't exactly his fault but would have been seen as such. Or was it a serial killer, robbery or random encounter? Where we found her car she could have walked for miles and stumbled into a creek bed and we justbdidnt search enough ground to find it wasvan accident. No one knows. My step father he passed a year or two later. But in that year I had times I couldn't avoid him, wouldn't just accuse him of something horrible, but had enough reason to hate and fume and judge and be miserable in my pain and anger. When he died, any justice or answers in the event of some culpability of his died with him. But at his funeral, his mother (a lady I didn't particularly care for, a curmudgeon that one) sat alone while his family who were present ignored her, so I sat next to her for her to cry on and with. I cried for losses of my own, my own mother (we haven't ever had a funeral for her, his was kind of close to it for me) and she cried For the man who was her little boy gone, maybe lost before he even passed. Their fates intertwined. If she'd left him, she left him broken and accused of worse than he'd done. If he had killed her in cold blood or otherwise, there was little to be gained but knowledge in the form of justice, no punishment after he passed. No wrath to be given. So understanding, empathy and forgiveness were all that were left.

@rbbea

Жыл бұрын

@@jessicafrazon7393 being able to empathize doesn’t mean we should excuse someone from the consequences of their actions. Actions have consequences, the reasons for the action might mitigate the consequence but does not necessarily mean there should be no consequences

@jessicafrazon7393

Жыл бұрын

@@timflesner663 wow, that's a wild story. I'm so sorry for whatever happened to your mother, and for you having to live like that for so long, questioning everything. I wasn't there personally. I don't know everything that happened in your home when you were a child, so you'll have more insight than I do. But in reading this I just kept thinking, "of course you can't put the blame on your step father and judge him as a murderer, because you honestly don't know. So that wouldn't be fair to him". However, I can definitely understand how those thoughts would be inescapable and probably hindered your relationship with him for those years. Being able to forgive him, trying to empathize with him, all of that I'm guessing only came with maturity and starting to accept that you're most likely never going to know what really happened to your mother. It's not fair to pass judgement on either of them without knowing what really happened. Especially when you're a child, the emotions you're feeling can easily override any higher logical thinking, and that can sort of force you to judge them in reaction. I'm glad you didn't get stuck in that phase. You grew. My story is absolutely nothing like yours, but I want to share a little bit about my family. I'm the oldest of 4. My dad was addicted to opioids for many years. My mother did an amazing job shielding us from knowing, but we still saw plenty of odd behaviors that we couldn't explain. He died from an overdose when I was 16, and that is when my mother finally told me the truth. I think she just needed some help in that time, so I had to know the truth. Suddenly so much made sense; why he was in and out of our lives(jail and rehab several times, visiting him at both places), his energy highs and lows, his short temper, nodding off in the bathroom while caulking with monistat, why my mom hid money in my encyclopedias, etc. Knowing this about my dad didn't make me love him any less. I'll admit, I was angry with him for killing himself (it was intentional). At the time I thought that was selfish and he wasn't thinking about us. But I was 16. I had years with him, and I know how much he loved us. I saw him fight this battle for years(even if I didn't truly understand it at the time), and he did that for us. As I grew up, I started to understand his struggle better, and I forgave him. My baby sister was only 6 when he died. She's now 24, and to this day she still can't forgive him. She still thinks that it was an incredibly selfish thing to do and that it proves that he didn't really love us. It makes me sad that I can't get her to understand. I know how much my father loved us. I can remember so much more than she can. I know that if he didn't love us, he would have taken his life probably 10 years earlier and my 3 younger sisters never would have even been born. He tried so hard and so many times to defeat this demon, but in the end he lost. I know what depression and drug abuse does to your brain. He most likely was thinking of us in that moment; thinking that no matter what he does he'll never be good enough, he'll never overcome, he's only bringing us down, so this is the best thing he could do FOR us. It's messed up thinking, I know, but that is what happens. So for my sister to still say that he didn't actually love us, that hurts me. I understand her perspective, but I wish she could try to understand his and forgive him. He really was an amazing man. He just had a lot of problems. Ah dang, I'm sorry. I forgot why I got into all that now. I know it tied back to your story in some way, maybe something about judging based off of emotions without knowing or considering all the factors. I'm sorry I've lost my train of thought.

I watched it live and Ren definitely appreciates your reactions and your music. Everyone in the comments including myself telling him to choose your reaction to listen to as soon as he mentioned you 😊❤

@mama_nez

Жыл бұрын

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@andipatel5044

Жыл бұрын

So what is Ren twitch?

@kimzwolinski9919

Жыл бұрын

@@andipatel5044 yes

@biddy33

Жыл бұрын

​@@andipatel5044 renmakestwitch

@andipatel5044

Жыл бұрын

@@biddy33 Ty

They filmed this outside my apartment in Brighton UK, it was so confusing.... Keep up the awesome work both of you

@sebjohnson5028

Жыл бұрын

Shame you didnt have a spare ferret mask lying around, could have joined in. Im originally from Brighton. Havent been there for over a decade. Give us a clue ehereabouts it was shot, dying to know

@ibeer

Жыл бұрын

​@@sebjohnson5028 Lol yeh exactly. Basically where The Ivy is, Ship street

@sebjohnson5028

Жыл бұрын

@@ibeer Right the Post Office - showing my age :) I was in the right vicinity, so obvious now you've told me. Thanks a lot for answering

Love the way Ren treats his fans! He teaches & explains his process making me love the music even more. He’s the REAL DEAL. Proud of Knox Boy’s reaction skills & of course, Knox Hill’s music. Congrats, Brother - you deserve the shine 🙌🏼

@primitivedogs4638

Жыл бұрын

Ren has his feet on the ground. He is grounded.

@texasstateofmind744

Жыл бұрын

@@GhostWatcher2024 💯

Ren has this compassion for others because of the life he’s had to live. It makes you see things from a different perspective. In his last song there was a phrase that said, “depression is a blessing in disguise “. That’s why. I’ve never had an artist that I resonate more with and I’m a 62 year old woman! I have chronic health issues so I understand him. Chalk Outlines gutted me. I also lost a daughter a few years ago that is his age. She would have loved him too!

@Zinetha

Жыл бұрын

Trauma and mental health issues can have the opposite effect on one's behavior as well, though. Often both, but at different times, depending on their mental state at the moment...

@LoriCrabtree31

Жыл бұрын

Awe, you sound like my mother. Same age, she has 2 Autoimmune disorders, and my baby sister passed from cancer at 31. Sorry about your loss. Happy to see you here!

@suzanneorbellmeyer4823

Жыл бұрын

Lynnette Barlow, I can relate. I'm 63, and Ren popped up on my utube, and I have been addicted since. Hi Ren, helped me understand, more deeply, my Son's mind and what he has been going through, for the last approximately 19 years. This guy is amazing, and I have so much respect and gratitude for him.

Knox, these reactions are actually fascinating. I enjoy your reactions usually, but these ones, where you piggy back off Ren reactions, they are even more fascinating!

@Johnnylowfive

3 ай бұрын

It's a really unique and sweet dynamic they have. Two amazing artists that are too humble to accept they deserve to be in a video with the other.

I’ll admit, I left a comment on a Ren song, he dropped a ❤️ on it and - I’m still trying not to squee!

@anakein

Жыл бұрын

:D

Ren seems a very genuine and caring person 100%.

Apart from the awesomeness of finding Ren I’m glad that Ren helped me to discover Knox!

All those complements in the chat are well deserved. Can't wait to see the interview.

@898cookie5417gurl

Жыл бұрын

One of the only dudes that picked up on the animal far references.

Knox man don't down play your skills bro. As an artist your creative as hell and your artistic linguistics are intricate and your deliveries are always on point as they dance round the beat. Then when it comes to your reactions..... Your intelligent, knowledge in many things including music but so much more. Also you break down concepts in the way that anyone can follow without over simplifying it and making people feel like you have to dumb it down for them. I really appreciate the work you do bro. Did Ren ask you to Collab a song with him? If not someone should so suggest that

@donnakawana

Жыл бұрын

An Word!!!!

Looking forward to your interview, I’m so glad to see you being recognised for your reaction videos getting acknowledged, since following Ren, and reactions, I’ve been blessed by being introduced to guys like your good self, black Pegasus, appreciate you so much 👍xx

Everybody loves Knox. When Ren asks in the chat who's reaction he should watch, KH is the top request.

KZread fools us into believing we're buddies with the artists. Casually eating ribs while making a reaction video adds to that vibe. We're all just friends here, chatting about music. 💗Ren (and Knox, too) 💗I'm really looking forward to Monday's interview! Thanks!

Something that reactors like you Knox don't realize that some people like me with hearing loss will listen the original song a few times while waiting for your reaction video to come up. Then I go through it again with your video and you point out things that I simply cannot hear or that i want to make sure I lip read correctly. So long story short you help me bring back my hearing and confirm what I see as well. Thank you. Ren's music may have brought me here but I stay for those reasons. PS if no one has ever told I will, you are amazingly easy to lip read and take that however you wish but it's ment as a compliment. PSS if you happen to read this don't respond to me just react to Snotty Nose Rez Kids aka SNRK a little older songs like "Longhair don't care" or "Skoden" Canadian musicians need a light too

@jcody66

2 ай бұрын

Thought you might want to know: PS is short for Post Script aka after the body of writing. So the follow up would be PPS, as in "after the post script" 😊

Brilliant. The community he's creating, the way he found a way to go around the industry and media. This man is genius in other ways than music. He's Ren of Locksley 😂 Protect Ren Hood

This just made my freaking day! I am a huge fan of Ren but I'm also a huge fan of yours and this just warmed my heart

A fan of Anthony Ray sent me here and I can see why. I really appreciate a great breakdown of lyrics, music and connection to the real world. Hard to find that so thank you!

@MarkTomblin

Жыл бұрын

Anthony Ray is great. He has been really supportive of Ren. I hope Ren can given him some recognition in the future.

Im loving the bromance that is happening with Ren and a few of his reactors. Its wonderful to see people supporting each other. ❤❤❤

Him telling people to support you - that's just one more thing that makes him wonderful. The guy is amazing!

I found Ren through your channel, it's been on heavy rotation since 😂 love the break downs! Knox, you are DM certified!

@owenfeilds

Жыл бұрын

Same

A Knox and Ren interview is the best news I've had all week cannot wait for this!! 🙌🙌🙌

KNOX BOY!!!!! Bar Breakdown King!! 🤴🏼🔥. Repping for the DMV!! 👏🏼🫶🏼

@StanHowse

Жыл бұрын

The Department of Motor-vehicles??

@wendyrivera

Жыл бұрын

@@StanHowse lol yeah 😂. DC/MD/VA!! 😎

V for vendetta is amazing. Ive seen it probably 50 times. My sister memorized the V speech when we were teenagers.

Now I'm hoping all this crazy Inception stuff results in a collab between you two.

Also completely on board with your comparison between Ren and Tolkien... different formats obviously but the attention to detail and world-building within their works is very similar. I wouldn't be surprised if Tolkien holds some inspiration for Ren too. He uses mordor and nazghul references in one of his songs but in addition Tolkein was massively enamoured with Wales which is evident in his work and if you weren't aware Ren himself is Welsh... just some more of my random musings lol

Love that you younger people so awake not “ woke”. Thank you for being here to work through this difficult time.

Damn Knox, you're coming up on 1,000,000 subs. Congrats.

The red lamp was in the first pan over, before Ren gets up and starts walking through the scene. He didn't rewind back far enough to see that shot.

The Stanford Prison Experiment was mind blowing. It was done back in 1971 and the results changed the way some professionals think and has taught us a lot about human nature.

@SanityPrawn

Жыл бұрын

There's a really good episode of the podcast "You're wrong about" that goes into how the experiment was flawed, and a lot of the extrapolations people make from the results don't really actually apply

@whimsysmith2835

10 ай бұрын

@@SanityPrawn- it’s a good point. A lot of studies that go wrong get undue appreciation for the extreme result they got only because they didn’t put in proper safeguards.

Trust what it is you do. Your intelligence, education and life's experiences support and shape your reactions. I have been a fan of your channel for only a few weeks. Yet the depth you so easily take us in your analyses is amazing and unrivaled thus far from where I sit. I find so much pleasure and hope in seeing and hearing creative minds such you and Ren. @KnoxHill our styles are so different. I am sometimes slow on the uptake, requiring time to digest content. Your rapid-fire assessments are insightful. Keep bringing humanity to KZread.

@LizShide

Жыл бұрын

⭐️⭐️🦾⭐️⭐️

The dog's playing poker pic is also on the Roseanne show, hanging in their living room next to the front door. It's actually a set of pics.

This is just so awesome to watch!!🥰 Wouldn't mind if you keep doing these inception reactions😁 And I would have really liked to watch part two, didn't notice much of any self gratification. Actually I feel like you sometimes downplay your skills and make yourself small. That's why it's so hartwarming, watching you get props from Ren🤗 You bring so much to the table, there's no need to put yourself down Knox, it's ok to feel proud of yourself for everything you have achieved and for just being YOU!!! Much Love from Austria❤

We Need a Knox Hill Ren Song together

I learned about Animal farm from you!! I am audio booking it. Great story!! Thanks, Knox!!

I love your reactions. This is so cool to be brought into the process. I never catch him live. I'm a grandma tech. who no longer exist according to my g'daughter & I have buried all 3 of my children. It's Mother's day & I'm actually sitting today finally being able to look at all the good memories with my children. Yes there's tears but today they're tears of the joy that I had with them. So I don't want to turn this dark. REN's Hi REN actually brought me back to life. Since then I have started going to grief therapy. Music is my life & it saved my life. This has brought me to so many people who in a way we all are suffering something in our lives but it doesn't have to be our lives.

I wonder if Bo Burnham is amused, bemused, proud or horrified at how quickly his reaction video bit became reality. Yet here I am watching!

I'm sitting here watching Knox react to Ren, reacting to Knox, reacting to Ren. What a time to be alive!

Hiya Knox,I go straight to your reaction after anything Ren posts...fave reactor thankyou for your incredible insight ❤

pls don''t stop doing inception reactions, sooo cool to watch u 2 beautiful minds. looking forward to the interview. und wie!

Man, I can totally see you two doing a talkshow together in the future of a parallel universe on the far side of the Multiverse. A show covering anything or everything, from Animal Farm to our modern Zeitgeist... I gotta go invent a transdimensional antenna! I wanna watch that!

This Ren & Knox interactions are so cool. Ren is so generous with his attention with creators, but his connection with Knox feels like they're more than that.

Love how Ren's eating a big bowl of meat watching reactions to Animal Flow. You guys are so intelligent Knox! Can't wait for the interview. Great minds!!!

I swear, Ren was sent to change the world.

I just came from your reaction to Ren reacting to you reacting you Ren on Illest of our time LOL, subbed to you as I love this stuff myself I always break tunes down and Ren is incredible.

Congratulations 🍾 to Knox Hill having artists on his platform! And many to come! I wouldn’t of known most of these amazing artists without Knox!

Loving Renception 2! You deserve all the high accolades. Cannot wait for the interview- of all the great Reactors, This with you will be the absolutely dog's swingers - you two have so much in common, I bet you could converse for 24 hours and every minute would still be watchable

@KnoxHill you mentioned V for Vendetta. That film is damn near prophetic considering how long ago it came out, and then the symbolism of everyone taking off the masks at the end echoing the pendulum analogy with them being the brightness underneath, and V and those that made him being the darkness that existed in everyone. I love that you threw that in there much love man ❤

Now that was pretty cool, interesting, knowledgeable, fun and wild all rolled into one video. Great job Knox! As for the interview with Ren-> That will be mind blowing for sure! Your brain and his brain talking amongst each other.... Yeah I cannot wait for that!! You do such a good job reacting/teaching Knox, it makes things very easy for this simpleton. THANK YOU! Peace and love always until there is no more!😊❤

I like how he created a song you reacted to it he then reacted to you reacting to it then you turned and reacted to him reacting to you reacting to him. That’s 3 reactions to his song in a way. It’s also the sign of a professional reactor. You are absolutely the best rap reactor.

i watched it live and now im watching it again, while watching you react to the reaction of Rens reaction. we've reached peak RenactionCeption

I watched Animal Flow, then Ren's twitch live, then watched your reaction, and now I'm watching you watch them. And I'm still seeing, hearing, and understanding new things. Looking forward to the interview, I've hoped to see you guys in conversation since your first Ren reaction.

Brother I don’t know how you continue to dissect and hit 99% or better of everything. You must be exhausted from scanning and trying to extract from that memory vault that you have. Always impressed with you man.

Hell yeah! Loving the good vibes between you two!

You're a Ren. I appreciate that you're humble as well. I've come to learn that there are still people that appreciate music. That said, I still have a tainted view as a 90s kid, but you both have me believing I can die happily, and know there's hope for our recovery as a species. Much love!!!

Don't think Ren meant to do this, but if you notice, The Creature from the Black Lagoon in the tub. Another name for The Creature is "The Gill Man". Ren's last name is Gill. That broke my brain a bit when it hit me.

Loving the generosity and respect between you and Ren.

I watch the live steam of Ren's reacting live. He asked his watchers want they want him to do next. Overwhelming comments was to check out Knox Hill's reaction, so he did. It's 2 parts. He lost connection exactly where you stopped, so he did the 2nd part to the finish. BTW When you tied the connection and the meaning of the vid and lyrics. Ren gave a arm fist 😉😊

Knox bro, i think tour technically the best reactor ive seen. Personality, you and Crypt 👍. No life is great for his off the wall moment reactions, but you are the man. Lov yer stuff brutha

Interview --- made me cheer out loud! I am so excited for Monday!

I can't believe I've only just discussed Ren. He is amazing... chalklines ( live version) brought tears to my eyes. If you've not seen yet definitely watch that one.

I've been following you for a while now. Your reactions are made from knowledge and are very insightful. Been following Ren for a while also. Gonna have to put you both on the next level. You're both quite intelligent and interesting. ✌️

Brilliant. Just brilliant. People talking, sharing a passion, comunicating. As The Floyd said... Keep talking. Had forgotten to sub during my visits. Sorry about that. Sorted it out now. Thank you. Big love from Spain

Just two artsists uplifting each other❤

rewatching this and still blown away by your attention to detail.

So you're watching Ren react to you reacting to Ren reacting to etc...😂 My brain hurts right now 😂❤ Love this

Your explanations about Ren's lyrics helped me so much to get the deeper meaning of it. As a non native english speaker I did not get the pen - pin analogy . so thanks!

I’m calling it - REN & KNOX - joint recipients of the Nobel peace prize !!

Yes it awesome watching you reaction with Ren. As you now know He agreed with most everything you said and you were the GOAT of reactors. I agree. You are truly a fellow RENegade 💪

“Man is neither angel nor beast, and unhappily whoever wants to act the angel, acts the beast.” Blaise Pascal

When you are being your honest self in a positive way then people are going to gravitate towards you. Your channel is almost at 1MIL!!! Congrats Knox!

I love the discussion of the intricacies of creation, the philosophies, musical and literary discussion, the Easter eggs, the camaraderie between Knox and Ren. I love all of this! My best friend died 2 years ago and he and I devoured books, music, films and talked about it all. This reminds me of that important relationship that I miss but still lives in my memory. ❤❤

That’s a really good point about people complimenting you on a different creator’s feed. I see that a lot on other reactor’s comments, too, though: Lot of people say you’re the best breakdown channel on YT, and they’re saying that to other reactors. But I mean, I’ve yet to see a big reactor not say something similar about you at some point in at least one of their videos. You definitely have a strong reputation in the community - internally and the audience. 🙂

Really love the inception level of this reaction! 🙃

Love this ❤❤❤

I love this so much!

Brilliant analysis

Dude in the live stream loads of ppl wanted Ren to listen to your reaction. Its good to see ppl supporting eachother!!!!!!

I saw it Live Mr Knox...loads of fun. I wont ever miss any Premier's of Ren ...come hell or high water.

Looking forward to the interview!!!!

Its 8 months late but thank you for your hard work. Your music and breakdowns are in their own class. You deserve all that's coming your way. Continue to be who you are and everything will work out.

I love this inception reactions!

Love the channel and can't wait to see the interveiw.

Wow looking forward to the interview 😊

Ren seems like such a cool dude. I think that you guys should collab together.

Ur intros are great knox u have a way to keep us excited threw it

This was great. So fun and interesting. Thanks for all you do.

Ugh can't wait for Monday now!

Part 2 please!! 👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Very cool today! Looking forwsrd to Monday!

Hearing you talk about an updated 1984 reminded me of the modernized fahrenheit 451 movie

Please do part 2 it was so interesting.

Love to see this wonderful interaction between great artists! ❤

There's some crazy symbiosis going on with Ren and all you reaction channels. Whatever it is, it's quite unique. I hope whatever it is spreads.