Saw Staind in 1999 Aaron was a heroin addict This song is actually about his recovery and a fourth step Anyone in recovery should truly understand

@jamesw8698

2 ай бұрын

think i saw staind with the sick an twiztid tour

@MZ-bl6wg

Ай бұрын

My favorite song is his pretty recent live version of “Lost and Lonely” a song he wrote for his wife while in rehab for the last time. The ownership & realism , vulnerability he takes about is SO real & heart felt & the live version with just him, an acoustic guitar and a slide guitar is SO beautiful! If you haven’t seen it on KZread it’s so worth a watch. 🙂

@donoh3909

7 күн бұрын

An insane percentage of songs are about heroin/ addiction.

There's so many great songs to look at from Staind. Epiphany is probably a good one after this, but it just keeps going.

@Tonyam1222

2 ай бұрын

I can't get enough of Staind The new album HITS

@JeremeyCowles

2 ай бұрын

It's been awhile since he wasn't a heroin addict..."cannot blame this on my father..." "I can still remember just the way you taste" "Since I could see myself straight" "All the shit seems to disappear when I'm with you" Heroin addicts are in misery until they get their dose. "Since I held my head up high"...heroin addicts NOD, they aren't holding their heads up much. And...nodding will also cause someone to unknowingly drop their lit cigarette and burn the place down, like at the end of the video! 7:30

@minamarciano3561

2 ай бұрын

I concur.

@jiveturkey2875

2 ай бұрын

Epiphany is the greatest. It means a lot more.. to a lot more people... than they intended it to.

@aa_solemates89

2 ай бұрын

Epiphany was like my childhood, for how messed up I was from everything I was going through as a child dealing with adhd at such a young age and poverty and with 1 parent basically. It was my favorite song as a kid at 12 or 13. I still get emotional from that song to this day. Amazing song!

Early Staind was so good. Their first album is a banger and when they entered this ballad style, they put out PHENOMINAL music! Epiphany is one of my favorite songs from Staind and it deserves a listen. Kind of the same wheelhouse as this one, but so broken down and just awesome! Great reaction.

@mikeacuna6077

2 ай бұрын

Dysfunction was so powerful and raw, I love it!

@Syzygy77

2 ай бұрын

Mudshovel goes pretty hard.

@robtater5543

2 ай бұрын

@@Syzygy77 YES!!! One of my favorites!

@robtater5543

2 ай бұрын

@@mikeacuna6077 HELL YEAH! Definitely a banger all the way through!

@B-Rockabilly

2 ай бұрын

Still putting out bangers, that collab with Dorothy was awesome!

as a therapist, "Something to remind you" is one song of theirs you really must react to.

@MinuteManClips

2 ай бұрын

Her being a therapist doesn't make her qualified to have an educated opinion on these songs but dummies like you will come on here and feed her fragile ego and tell her how important her opinion is. Her opinion means about as much as mine or yours. Yall are annoying af

@seanhanley7777

2 ай бұрын

absolutely

@jmike8934

2 ай бұрын

I'd add that the live version is what needs to be reacted to. There is a level of emotion that he connects to with the lyrics that doesn't exist in the studio version

@seanhanley7777

2 ай бұрын

@jmike8934 the live version is good and he does show emotion value perfectly and should be reacted to. That being said the studio version is a definite listen to request on your own time as it in my own opinion is the best version

@yvmqznrmx3971

Ай бұрын

i fully agree, so deeply also it's my dads favourite song from staind

Stained is one of the most underrated bands of the last 30 years

@scottthompson4193

2 ай бұрын

Underrated? They have sold millions of albums, had many top 10 hits. ???? Chevelle is a true underrated band of the last 30 years..

@Sabamonster

Ай бұрын

@@scottthompson4193 Regardless of the popularity they DID see, they were still underrated. They were popular but not nearly as popular as they should have been.

This song kills me all the time. Story of my life, still living it.

@user-yh7ip1yh8i

2 ай бұрын

Same here brother. I lost the greatest woman because of my mistakes.

@brentbrentham6303

2 ай бұрын

I feel you brother

@TMacGamer

2 ай бұрын

youre not alone

@cashaw8775

2 ай бұрын

Haha...exactly.

Aaron with this stripped down to him and an acoustic is incredible. You can FEEL it. He’s “that voice” for me when he’s in that place. “something to remind you” live at the Mohegan Sun is literally written into my will to play at my funeral. Him reflecting on life after being told about a fan committing suicide…..he FEELS it and he will make you feel it. ❤

The line "i cannot blame this on my father" always resonates with me as a recovering addict with an addict father, it wasnt his fault i used though it was mine and he did the best he could for me too. I love this song such a powerful song for recovering addicts.

@DouglasSnodgrass

5 сағат бұрын

It was the opposite with me. My dad became a Christian when I was around 13 and was preaching by the time I was 14. I just fell off of the deep end when a friend shot himself when we were 16 and in the navy I first tried shooting cocaine. I went progressively in a downward spiral until around 25 I overdosed on pure meth and barely survived. My dad had no way to relate to my struggle and no clue what to do. I just kept going further down until I ended up in prison for meth at 46. A prison rehab counselor took interest in me and my journey back began. I am a major alcoholic and drug addict. I am sober today. That is all that matters. ❤

Excess baggage was the hidden track from their album, "dysfunction." I listened to it several times. Still my favorite by them.

@mpd370

2 ай бұрын

Yes. Excess Baggage is so sad. Dealing with demons.

It’s been awhile since I listened to this song

Your analisis of this song was so spot on from the perspective of someone in pain, watching it I felt I was being treated by you in an that office, feels good to hear those words of acknoledgement, of recognizing that the pain inside is valid and it shouldn't stay there.

I love how you just get right into...no long, 5 minute intro with a bunch of ads or anything. Just jump right in...much appreciated🤘💯

This man knows how to capture emotion in his music… Always hits hard. Tough childhood abandoned by mom … If you wanna explore his darker songs EXCESS BAGGAGE FOUR WALLS Are great songs to dive into

@JimG89887

2 күн бұрын

“Four Walls” was a staple in my life when I was younger. That song was so powerful.

I've felt every bit of the pain of not only this song, but every song on the entire album this song is on. I was in a pretty deep pit for a long time in the early 2000s - this lingering depression. Yet I kept wandering, looking for something, even if there was nothing to find. In early 2006, interestingly enough in the context of this channel; ya know what song you recently reacted to that pulled me out of that pit? It was "Stinkfist" by Tool. THAT song, lit a FIRE inside of me. Tool has often lended me strength through music.

Alice in Chains Nutshell Unplugged

Saturday will be 13 years since I kicked opioids. Unfortunately, my active addiction left a huge damage path, including my first significant relationship. And it's been a while since I could say I love myself...maybe I never had that ability. But this song has been making me cry since high school.

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From Lisalovesfeathers: @meghanmonroe Firstly can I say how bloody amazing it is that you have managed to firstly kick opioids and remain off of them for 13 years!!! What an amazing feat but not one that is plain sailing I am sure. I can imagine it was incredibly difficult, sometimes seemed impossible and there were many occasions you wanted to throw in the towel? But it appears that strength, courage and determination won through, sadly any fight like that will leave scars and my first instinct is to tell you to wear them with pride however its bloody hard to say goodbye to your first love. That one always feels super special and sometimes they genuinely are and sometimes they really are not, you just haven’t known anyone better to weigh them up against. To find that person, that person who will be the one, you do indeed need to feel deserved of that. I already think you are but now you need to know it, What you have accomplished should make you the hero of your own story, love yourself for that, recognise that this amazing person who has fought this addiction, this wonderful beautiful soul who wants and deserves love, affection and joy is deserving of it. Start by looking in the mirror and just saying “I am a good person, I love, I am loved, I love myself” eventually you will begin to believe it and once you do you will see things begin to open up and get lighter for you. People will see the lightness in you and be drawn to that. Its true and quite fascinating. I would love to know if you try and how you get on. Best of luck. Lisa x

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From Shan: @meghanmonroe Hi friend, Thank you for sharing. First, with it being Saturday, I'd like to wish you a happy 13 years!! Being clean and overcoming an opioid addiction for 13 years, and counting, is such an AMAZING accomplishment. I am so happy for you and proud of you - and I hope that you are too. I am sorry to hear about the things that you lost on your journey so far, and I imagine it can be hard to move on from when we think about the hurt or damage that have occurred. We can't change the past, we can only do things in the present, and already you have made decisions to better yourself and your future, and that is commendable. This is just an outsiders opinion, but I think, at the least, there was a time where you did have self-love because it takes soo much to be able to make a decision to get clean and to stick to that process. Maybe with the feelings of guilt that you feel, you lost sight of that self-love along the way. I hope that you will one day be able to forgive yourself for what happened whilst actively engaging in opioid addiction, and that you can forgive yourself for the things that you lost. You have taken steps to repair what damage could be repaired and you have been doing better for yourself. You are human, and you are doing your best. :white_heart:

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From Celine_N: @meghanmonroe Hello, Thank you for sharing this with us, and I am sorry you are having a difficult time. I wanted to go out and say that I am so proud of you doing something with the opoid addiction. Your feelings are valid but I believe that you have loved yourself before; if you could say that you loved yourself before then you have the ability to love yourself again. Life is complex and full of changes; we live and we learn. We can't change the past but your experiences makes you flourish. Sometimes difficult paths leads to beautiful destinations. I love this quote "Life is like a roller coaster. It has its ups and downs..but its your choice to scream or enjoy the ride". I hoped this helped. Feel free to reach out to us anytime, we are always here to support you.

@westbank5436

Ай бұрын

13 yrs is a HUGE accomplishment, congrats!! Unfortunately I'm in the middle of a 6 month long relapse and trying to get into detox as we speak!!! I just want to break this 20 yr cycle I've been going through!! Much love to you and 13 yrs, keep at it....

@meghanmonroe

Ай бұрын

@@westbank5436 I'm sending you good thoughts. I know you can do this.

You are such an amazing woman. What a great perspective. Im so glad you share your light as you do in all your videos. I pray that you help many suffering people. Keep shining your light!

Despite their band name, Hatebreed is a band you should check out. They spew positivity in pretty much every song. "Defeatist", "I Will Be Heard", "To The Threshold", "This Is Now" & SO MANY others. Check them out! Enjoyed your reaction. I used to listen to "It's Been Awhile" SO MUCH back in the day. Keep up the GREAT work! 🤘🤘🤘

@MinuteManClips

2 ай бұрын

Hatebreed has always been garbage

@merkedya1169

2 ай бұрын

Hatebreed should definitely be checked out. They are amazing, full of positivity. If i remember, supremacy albumb was written when the singer was dealing with the loss of his father.

Staind is so nostalgic for me, definitely check out the song fade that one hits on a personal level.

You're such a beautiful person. I love your reaction. Thank you so much for your work ❤

This song always hits me a certain way for so many reasons. I'm glad this showed up in my feed today.

I relate so much to this song, I've been in therapy off and on since I was 4yo. Major depressive, BPTSD, I also have a tendency to self destruct myself and crave normalcy. This song resonates deeply with me.

Lost and Lonely acoustic version is phenomenal by him, its about him going to rehab.

@Ikfer10

2 ай бұрын

Aaaah... That's a great great song... The feeling that Aaron puts into singing is unique, seeing him sing a live version is great!! I think he and Sully Erna are the kind who sound incredibly good live.

This song and your explanation hit it right spot on with the way I feel most of the time

Divorced three times, my depression issues, ptsd, and so on all basically drove everyone away. I’ve learned over the years that I need to work on things and therefore have sought help and tried. Still alone and go through a lot of days that I replay life and how I’ve dicked it all up. Still here though, still hopeful that I can find a way to get happiness and love back. Songs like this help

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From djstarion: @Deadmaninc81 Hey friend! I totally get where you're coming from. I'm glad you've learned that you need to work on things and sought help! I do have a question, if that's okay. What kind of help have you reached out to? If you've reached out to a therapist or someone and it didn't work out, I'd highly suggest finding someone who specifically deals with PTSD. It's kinda like going to a doctor. There's general practice doctors and specialized ones. It's kinda the same way with mental health professionals. Finding the right one can be tricky, but when you do, it can be a huge help! Also, have you checked on any support groups in your area? They are an excellent option as well, because the best way to get your true feelings out and be supported and listened to is when you're talking to people who have gone through the same trials and situations you have. They've walked in your shoes, and fought your battles. It could definitely be worth looking into. Regardless, you've got this!

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From toastaintbad: @Deadmaninc81 Hi @HeartSupport_Fans, It's awesome that you are trying to improve your mental health. I struggled with trauma once in awhile. Trauma is difficult to manage but I sometimes try to not get into my head. You can never changed in the past but all you can is reflect and fix those mistakes. Sometimes music helps me with mental health issues.

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From lizuh: @Deadmaninc81 The most powerful thing to hold onto when struggling with anything like PTSD, depression etc is hope. Hope can push you into action and take your life back into your hands. You know that you want love and happiness, and you haven't given up on it. Regardless of your past choices, broken relationships etc, you are NEVER too far gone to turn around and walk in a direction towards healing.

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From Shan: @Deadmaninc81 Hi friend, I'm sorry to hear about the ways your struggle with depression, ptsd, and mental health have impacted your life and your past relationships. However, I am so proud of you for taking steps to work on things and to seek help. That alone takes such strength and shows such growth. This is all a journey and a process. There will be good days and bad days where you think all about the past and that "only ifs" start to kick in. But I encourage you to stay strong. We can't change our past, only the present and our future. And you have already started the hard work towards that change. I'm glad to hear that you are still hopeful. I hope with you! And I believe in you, that you can and will find happiness and a healthy flourishing love. You deserve them both! :white_heart:

@HeartSupport

2 ай бұрын

From Micro: @Deadmaninc81 Proud of you, friend. For seeking help and being open about what you've been struggling with. Depression, PTSD and the strain it can have on our relationships are huge burdens to carry. It's been strong of you to not let yourself carry those burdens alone anymore. I know there's a part of our mind when we're deep in the trenches that tries to convince us that nothing's worth it anymore. But through it all, through all days you've cried, felt numb or could only survive, *you* have always been worth it, my friend. There is a way through this, even if during some seasons time seems to be our only asset. I wholeheartedly believe in you. :heart:

This definitely brings back memories. I absolutely love Staind. Haven't listened to them in years. Break the cycle and Dysfunction were incredible albums. Need to react to more Staind for sure

This band and song means a lot to me. Thank you for doing it justice

My God, that speech at the end… chills! Loved it!!

Love this band. so many good lyrics and music from these guys. definitely worth the rabbit hole

He does country now, plus lots of patriotic music. He sings with so much heart period.

@kylemcgill9146

Ай бұрын

Staind got back together. He does country but still doing rock

@Jcikokalol

Ай бұрын

And it's all God given talent. He does the worst things for his vocals. Drinks, smokes, doesn't warm up, doesn't cool down. And 20+ years later he srill sounds just as good. He even got back with staind and has done some screaming in the new stuff, back to an older my fav version of staind

Another good video...dang it's been so long since I have listened to this song. Crazy to think how long it's been out now already. Still can't wait for you to do some more Ren, especially his song with Chincilla, "Chalk Outlines". The verses/message in there I think will blow you away, and can't wait to see how you interpret it.

my dad would listen to staind all the time especially this song while i was growing up which lead me to liking the song , i eventually realized we both liked it so much because of the stuff that happened in our childhoods.

thank you. i have depressions and when i'm way down i always wish i could be like i was before - silly, confident, spontaneous, adventurous,... - but i always feel like that's not possible. so hearing you say "it's been a while means it can be again" made me sob heavily and gave me hope that it is possible for me to be all of this again. surely not to the extent like before but at least a bit and at least not like now. it gave me hope that i can be able to chase some of my dreams again instead of grieving them. really thank you from the bottom of my heart for opening my eyes to things still beeing possible. (english is not my first language, so sorry for wording things strangely)

I just wanted to share that I came upon your video by accident since I was vibing to some music from earlier in my life. I'm a therapist as well, but it is often hard to be objective when evaluating yourself in my experience. Your comments on, "a while," really made an impact on me. The idea that happiness in the past is an indication that that can happen again was what I needed to hear and helped me to put things in a better perspective. Thanks for what you do!

Love your videos!

Man, I need a fucking hug.

@jackierineer7521

2 ай бұрын

Sending you a hug!❤️ I’m sorry your hurting.

@zippymacadoo6336

2 ай бұрын

Virtual hug incoming. I need one, too.

@user-zo5gv8ls7k

2 ай бұрын

Hugs ❤

@Sherbear60

Ай бұрын

Here's a hug 🫂!!

@thomaszach43

Ай бұрын

Virtual hugs from me man

Thank you for your message of hope😊

Music like this is what has got me through my darkest days. Being a man I never talk about my feelings. I simply stuff it down and keep fighting. These guys made me feel not so alone.

Glad I experienced this Band years ago ❤❤

This piece and others helped me a lot after the death of my mother, followed by an extremely unfortunate relationship with a textbook narcissist. I'm feeling much better now, but listening to this takes me right back to that place.

I've loved this song since it came out when I was a teenager, and while it's meaning has changed a lot in that time, it still always resonates... but looking back knowing what I know now, I can see just how much I actually struggled with my mental health even back then. But thank you for your final words about this song, and it's actual hopeful message... because I have been really struggling with anxiety and depression for a while now (started experiencing a depressive episode late 2019, and oof the next few years didn't go so well lol), but what you said about it's been a long time but not forever, that I know what feeling good is, actually really helped me and my mindset, that I can get back to that place. So thank you, I really love and appreciate your reactions and analyses.

Staind was my go to band to listen to back in high school (late 90's, early 2000's) - Got me through some of the harder times in my youth. I once heard their music genre described as Self-Rock Therapy and always felt like it was fitting. Their music definitely hits you in that part of your soul that helps you get over your troubles.

❤❤❤ I can relate to the addiction. My wife passed away in 2014 it'll be 10 years in September. But ur video's definitely help... Thank you for your videos.😢😢😢😢

Still one of my favorite songs of all time. Masterpiece.

So many bangers with Staind. You should do Epiphany next!

This song will always remind me of the love of my life, twice over now. We were engaged over 20 years ago and things didnt work out. She came back into my life during the pandemic, and fundamentally changed me. Reminded me of who I was, who Ive always been. Sadly it didnt work out. I am thankful thou to her because I know Jesus again and who I have always been, even thou I buried it deep to hide the pain.

I love Staind. This is one of my favorite songs off that album. A few others are Please, Schizophrenic Conversations, The Way I Am, Pardon Me....

Staind is awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Seen them 2x recently and will see them again in September!! Can’t wait!!

@MinuteManClips

2 ай бұрын

I saw them open for korn on the issues tour back in 2000. That was when they were actually good. Now Aaron is a miserable person who puts his political views on full display instead of shutting up and playing his music

So many great songs to choose from Staind

You words are what I needed. TY.

There were years where I couldn’t listen to this song since it hit home with me so hard

Been living this song for over a year now

This song always gets me😢 and it pisses me off love 💕 your reactions!

I had a whole planned out way to express my gratitude to you and HeartSupport... But like always, it vanished as soon as I pressed the first key. Thank you for what you do.

Love you to do so far away... It's so my life anthem and I look at it differently every time I hear it depending on where my head is at at the time.

@heartsupport that feeling of coming out of a deep depression is such an amazing feeling

I grew up with Staind and now I truly understand the lyrics.

Preach!

I was a heroine addict for 17 yrs and I think he is talking more about the relationship with the drug than a relationship with a person. It's all in how u percieve it ig. Thru my addiction I messed up EVERY relationship n everything good I ever had. "I can remember just the way u taste" he is talking about using. "Its been awhile since I could look at myself straight" he got clean but he is remembering his relationship with the drug cuz as much as it destroyed me it was my best friend at the same time. I've been clean for 7 yrs now n this song still gives me chill bumps. Here it is 2024 n I can't listen to this song without it bringing tears to my eyes. I got shot in 2016 n was paralyzed n I relapsed n got myself together a year later but this song represents a time in my life that I learned so much about myself. Without my struggles I wouldn't have found my strengths

Damn, That was deep 😢. I wasn't expecting that. 😢 * Heart support*

99' Family Values Tour!!!!! Will never forget seeing this live!

I feel this song in the depths of my soul.

staind had some of the most emotional music i’ve heard. their album that had mudshovel on it is really good.

I remember this song so much!

Yes can Def relate the overdose of my ex and a very toxic dependent relationship but now myself 7 years sober but still missing that one

I remember when I first heard them in 96 a few months before I went to BCT and I have been a fan ever since awesome music.

this song hits so damn hard for me because it sums up 2003, when i threw away my wife and my life for nothing but a temporary release. this was the song i was blasting at home when the cops came and picked me up.

Staind sustained me in early recovery. Emotionally "gut shot" bleeding outta holes I didn't know I had when I got sober. So grateful to Aaron. Had a Catholic Priest tell me music can be Prayer. I belived him. He was sober in recovery 25 yrs at the time.

Your take on this song is the story of my life its a pain that won't heal its been 7 years now

I just saw staind live last weekend ❤

The best reaction video I've ever seen. Because you really listen. That's how I know that; your body and your movements really match the rhythm.

one of my favorite songs ❤

how did i get here?

This is my all time favorite band. The music had helped me through a lot over the years. "For You" would be perfect to get your perspective on. Also my favorite song "something to remind you." "Outside" and "mudshovel" are Staind classics. There are two songs of the new album... "Better Days" and the title track "Confessions of the Fallen"❤️no videos for those two but the lyrics are powerful.

Came for the song cuz it cuts me to the core,subbed for the therapy.thanks

Me and my 18 y. o. (Tomorrow 😊) Was jamming this song yesterday. This was one of my best friends songs. Made me 😢 when I heard my son listening to it in his ear buds. It was a great vibe and one of the 2 ways we relate!! I also am trying to navigate back to a space of peace, ok'ness, heart intact, ECT after a breakup of 10 years. Really doing a number in me!! Thank you and much love ❤ #Reflections😢

Thank you for this reaction video

The origin of this song was written and improved on stage at a Limp Biscet concert where they opened and he sang this song amazingly and it became an overnight success

This song always had a special meaning to me since my childhood.

@JohnHull-hi9qk

2 ай бұрын

Every one of these songs I feel at the same time synonymously.

Just recently discovered the channel - thank you for your work and dedication to improving mental health. Love to hear you react to “To The Flowers” by While She Sleeps

I'd nearly forgotten how much I enjoy Staind. This song hits a lot of emotions for me. For some reason it brought to mind the song, "Hate Me" by Blue October.

I cannot tell you how helpful you are to me. I've been listening to these songs for 30 years and did not have that perspective on them. They have always meant something to me. I've had some recent things in my life that are similar to The situations going on in this song. You really have my mind thinking another directions when it comes to my favorite music. I lost my son to suicide in 2019 and my wife left me a couple of years later. Since then I have been very alone. Heartbroken that I wasn't able to keep my family together.

@HeartSupport

Ай бұрын

From Micro: @user-zt4sm3go2i Oh friend. Thank you so much for being here and sharing all of this. I can’t even begin to imagine the depth of your pain right now. Losing your son to suicide is something no parent should ever have to endure. It’s like losing such a significant part of yourself, of your world. The heartbreak it leaves you with just doesn't go away. It’s always there somehow. Then to have your wife leave you a couple of years later, on top of everything - you have been experiencing such an unbearable amount of loss and sorrow. I wish to just send you lots of hugs right now, even if I know this won't make the pain go away. My heart goes out to you right now. The loneliness, I imagine, has become almost a companion during those years, making everything feel heavier and more difficult. It’s like carrying this immense weight on your own, trying to navigate a world that doesn’t make sense anymore ever since your own world has been broken to pieces. It’s this deep, gut-wrenching pain that hits you in waves, sometimes when you least expect it. Some days might feel almost manageable, and then out of nowhere, it’s like the grief, the regrets and the loneliness come crashing down all over again. It's understandable, and profoundly human, to feel lost in all of it. It also makes sense to feel like guilt has been taking over at times. Feeling like you couldn’t keep your family together and questioning what you could have done differently. Even if you might know rationally that what happened was beyond your control, there's a part of your heart that might long for a better explanation, and the possibility to make sense out of something that doesn't seem to have any. I hope my friend that, at the moment, you can take it one day at a time, or even one moment at a time when it feels all too overwhelming. You matter so very much. You’re seen, you’re heard, you are valued, even in the darkest of times. :heart:

I love your reactions. I look forward to them. Thank you.

Just saw them live Saturday night. Bucket list check! I love Aaron Lewis, he can sing for real. His voice is like nothing else. Gives me chills every time.

this was my jam in late elementary/early middle school

Aaron Lewis's writing in staind is notably introspective, I think that's why so many people feel it. It's something that's not quite a mirror, but rather things you have, or would, or could speak if you were being honest.

Craziest song i ever heard dance with the devil by immortal technique

Been there, done that. But the emotions never leaves.

Oh man. Blue October has some really powerful stuff too. Love them

this song makes me cry for all my failures

You make me cry.

The hostess looking incredible in the video .This is so good and it Rock one of the times best rock songs at the . I know from your point of view there a hinted and darkest subject behind it and l understand your point of view and others going through the same thing or times .

Everthing changes is great too

What you said at the end of this song resonated with me. About two years ago, before I lost my father to COVID-19, I was working out training in martial arts; I was in phenomenal shape and felt confident and like I could do anything. My career was taking off and going in a fantastic direction. I had that drive and fire to set an excellent example for my children. I was just happy! But after I lost my dad, I became sedentary, drank more, ate badly, stopped going to the gym, stopped training martial arts, and then after a few months, I became disgusted with what I became because I realized I was not a good role model for my girls anymore. I was sitting around watching TV and not doing anything, not being active, was setting a horrible example for my girls. Anyway, I looked back at some pictures that were taken the summer before my dad passed, and all I can think is how badly I want to get back to how I felt when those photos were taken that summer. So, like you said, it’s not like I have never felt that, and therefore, you can feel that again. Will it be precisely the same? No, because my dad is no longer here, and he’s not coming back. But I think I can get close to how I felt during that wonderful time by returning to the gym and training and re-establishing that drive I had in my career and putting that energy towards my family again. Thank you!

This is one of my favorite songs for self reflection I used to be really suicidal and I have survived 4 attempts music can really resonate strongly and help you through tough times depression is very difficult to fight I still struggle every day and think about things in my past I fucked up and keeping thinking could it have worked I thought i was over it but it keeps haunting me I did self harm a lot I don’t have much self esteem music has been keeping me going people shouldn’t be ashamed to say you are struggling we all struggle this song means a lot to me I relate deeply with it

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From DyllonKG: @Cheelaii_Goat Hey my friend. I am so so so glad you're still with us and grateful to be able to share this time with you. www.loom.com/share/f6bc87e14682413aa55cb0ddc7ec0b04

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@@HeartSupport it is still hard sometimes but it’s not as bad as it was although I have never had anyone to really talk to about my feelings or problems I have trouble opening up and trusting and I feel like I don’t want to bother people with my problems

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@@HeartSupport thank you for the video I just started today seeing a online therapist because of your video for me I appreciate this channel and especially allowing me to be honest and share my experiences I love music it has helped me but I think therapy will be good for me I appreciate you

Thank you

This song is my child hood singing it loud and proud.

I saw them at The Family Values in 1999..... he sounds the EXACT same live.... its amazing

I found what was...and it never left me! I'll always keep the advice that was given to me by a wise old man in my life..."Every choice you make will affect not just your life, but he lives of those around you! So, take your time, think first, and make a wise choice focused on others and that will ultimately take care of your needs too."

Love Staind, Aaron Lewis is such a deep writer! Tangled up in you by Staind was my first dance at my wedding!!