If you listen to this link in park album from start to finish, each track connects to the next one musically so you feel like you were listening to it continuously with no breaks
Their first two albums were #1&2 in my 3 disc auto play changer back in the day, both albums together just felt like one long song that told a whole life of emotion.
I always enjoyed this song but I was a little too young/inexperienced to understand why it was the song that made Linkin Park change direction in music. Now as an adult I understand Chester more so than ever. Very tragic story
Little known fact: Chester didn't write this, Mike did. He wrote it for Chester. Chester couldn't sing this live for a full year, simply because he couldn't deal with the emotion he felt singing it.
Linkin Park is so emotional like you said. Especially Chester how he was immersed with his body and voice on stage you could feel it and it was amazing. I’ve seen them 4 times live at the front gate and I confirm they were unique. Probably one of the best bands live …
Chester's voice touches my soul, and it almost feels like a crime to ignore just how good the rest of the band is. I saw them live with Incubus during a lightning storm on the beach before Chester left this world and it was phenomenal.
My bad habit was crack cocaine and fentanyl. Started both at 21 years old. Lost my daughter, my house, my cars, my wife, everything. Was in that cycle for 5 years. Now im 5 years clean. Thank god.
I saw Linkin Park live with korn back in 04 right around the release of reanimation. The stage presence and passion they had was second to none. They even performed one step closer with Jonathan Davis to close the show and that memory has stuck with me better then any other of the 100s of live shows I've seen since.
Ayye!! This song and album helped me through some sh** as a kid and was one of the last gifts I ever got from my father before he died when I was 14. I already know this is going to be a pass. Let's go! Edit: This was released in 2003 btw not 2009. So definitely old school at this point.
I have a lot of bad habits that I am struggling to break. Constantly putting myself down and letting my dark thoughts manifest into my life. I smoke too much weed and nicotine to escape my thoughts because being sober leaves me alone with my thoughts and it’s a vicious cycle. I fully recognize i’m addicted at this point, I know I need therapy and yet I don’t do it. For some reason i’m not helping myself and it’s putting me deeper and deeper into isolation. This song and Linkin Park have helped so much I’m glad you reviewed the song!
The habit I finally broke was going on Facebook all the time and being exposed to toxic people. People can be so mean on there and it was really bad for my mental health. I was addicted to Facebook. I have been off it for more than a month now which is a huge deal for me. My New Year's resolution was to stay off it forever. So far it is going well. Facebook addiction is similar to drugs. It stimulates the same part of the brain. Staying off it wasn't easy in the beginning but now I don't even really think about it anymore and am much happier.
wow. i can understand you with this since i relate alot. this is me with tiktok and instagram its just become way to consuming. i really dont like being overstimulated everyday its just unhealthy. seeing people post negative stuff, drugs, being fake, etc. its just damaging my mental health. Hope we both can get through it
i was on there for twelve fucking years, it got brutally bad, as well as being addicted to harder substances. i got off of it for the past 14 months but got a new account. however i barely use it now and only communicate with family and close friends. now i just gotta kick twitter lmao
This is my fave track of LP from their 2nd studio album Meteora which was released as well as this song in 2003. Please react to What I've Done which is the theme song of the first Transformers movie in 2007 next
This song hits particularly hard to me. I became a heavy drinker after my ex fiance left me in 2019 so I was buying 3 bottles of whiskey a week and my friends were seeing my downfall and one night I was with them having a good time partying when it all just snapped and I lost control.
2:16 the thing is, this song is not about addiction as much as people want it to be. “Breaking the habit” is a euphemism for suicide. It’s more along the lines of breaking the whole cycle. Tragic when you realize it after Chester committed suicide, even more so when you understood from the start.
I was in junior high when I first saw this music video when it first came out. At the time, the music video really struck me as interesting and cool because of its anime style. As I got into my late 20’s and battling alcohol addiction, this song really hit different. I understood what was being said in this song. Shits a struggle. If you’re reading this, you can beat it. Believe me, you can break the habit. Be strong
Im breaking my weed habit. it's not the typical story. I struggle with insomnia and I didn't realize that part of the problem was that I would always smoke weed before bed. I got so used to it calming me down and shutting down my brain to help me sleep that I could no longer sleep without it. It BECAME the cause of my insomnia. Day 5.
I know when you react to these videos and some of these songs you probably don't know the trauma that's behind some of these lead singers. The lead singer of Lincoln Park struggled with depression his whole life and multiple suicide attempts until he finally killed himself. This song is supposed to depict him trying to break the habit of depression even though depression isn't a habit but back then it wasn't taking this seriously as it is now. I think he left behind two or three kids. And another video I watched you reacted to Korn. Lead singer and was molested as a child. When you start to understand the back story of these singers you start to understand the immense impact that they hold and what it means for people who have gone through similar things. Growing up Linkin Park was one of my favorite bands and I never understood why until I realized why the lyrics made so much more sense to me than they made to other people.
So look it up this song is not about addiction it wasn’t written to be it was actually written by Mike shinoda who was never an addict however that said Chester spoke of him feeling that way at the lyrics but it’s more about a core feeling of depression than it is addiction
I'm convinced that they wrote this song after watching a fuck ton of anime cause the animation style looks like it. Also I broke 2 habits that were relatively easy. 1) Sucking my thumb I did til I was 6 and then I started putting hot sauce on it to stop myself and it worked 2) Chewing my nails, I started clipping em down to the point the wasn't any overhang and I stopped now my nails are a normal length and I'm good
The idea to make the music video animated was an idea from a member of the band who was really big into anime. It was animated by Studio Gonzo, the same studio behind anime like afro samurai, full metal panic, Hellsing, and Basilisk. The person who lead the animation for the music video was the same guy who did the animation direction for anime like Samurai Champloo, B the beginning, and also did character design for Asura's Wrath.
Fun Fact: This was Chester Bennington's favorite song the band ever did because of how personal for him it was, they kept having to start over because he'd start crying while he sang, but still, the managed to get the recording done in one day
First of all this came out on Meteora in 2003 when I was 13 😂 and "Lost" is a soundtrack that was cut from the album and released so it would be nice to see your reaction.
I'm subbing because we need role models like you talking about going veg. It is definitely a transition, but it's worth it for our health, for society, for the animals, and for the planet.
Breaking a smoking habit when all of ky friends and co workers smoked was impossible. I explained to them i wanted to quit befause i was fed up with the nicotine headache when i couldnt and when i didnt have money for it and amazingly they were accepting of it and just didnt take break with me at the time i went. In reference to the song, the lyrics are actually talking about someone who has fought addiction issues and is tired of it so they take their own life. "Clutching my cure, i tightly lock the door and try to catch my breathe again" ia the process of finally scoring your drugs of choice and carching your breathe because you can now calm down and feel better.
My habit was heavy drug use, suicidal thought and generally being self destructive, aggressive and depressed. I couldn't sleep nor did I enjoy anything when I was awake. I was like 120 pounds at my worst. I've tried to kill myself atleast 3 times and out of those three I succeded once, well my heart stopped for a minute and I was zapped back to life. The habit was broken when I became a father to the most beautiful little girl, Sofia almost eight years ago. I didn't want to leave her feeling like me. To be all alone and hurting. My best decision ever but in hinsight I wasen't ready to have kids at all and I would not suggest anyone having kids if you're living like I did. But, if I didn't have her I wouldn't be here. It's as simple as that. She is the reason I'm here and eventually became content with life. People like me don't usually get a second chance, so I'm just glad to be here.
This song hits me hard because I have 2 older sisters who became drug addicts,and had trouble with abusive men , one died of an od last year and the other is why I’ve been raising my nieces since my early 20’s
Most difficult habit to break in my life was quitting smoking. I started I was 13 years old due to peer pressure and decided to quit at 20 years old. Been off the buds for 7 years now, breathing has never been better.
Ive broken a lot of habits to varying degrees of difficulty. As a kid i chose to stop biting my nails cause i wanted pretty nails. Ive also quit dairy, gluten for a time, alcohol, but cigarettes have been the hardest for me.
Why do you have a whole verse taken out? I don't want to be the one The battles always choose 'Cause inside I realize That I'm the one confused I don't know what's worth fighting for Or why I have to scream I don't know why I instigate And say what I don't mean I don't know how I got this way I know it's not alright So, I'm breaking the habit I'm breaking the habit tonight
Mine was hard drugs, now I just roll up and into the process of quitting cigarettes and training my conscience to be more positive for me. It's not easy and a new fight every day but I have to prove I can do nice things for myself to myself
Mine was smoking it was difficult the first 2 to 3 months was very hard but now I've not had a cigarette for 1 year now I'm feeling much better feel healthier.
I struggle with my addictions and it’s been hard to overcome them and stay sober but i think i’m at a point where I feel like I’m getting better and managing to force myself to stay away from those habits more often
I can't tell how hard switching food is since I eat everything unless a health issue is a reason. But quitting smoking will be my big challenge due to the way I use my brain to work solving issues . The thing is I think I need to smoke to find a solution to a problem even tho I know I can do it without it feels like a shortcut to me and I just don't dare quit just to solve problems while this remains my problem. :D It's weird and I prob will grind this till I can.
I have stopped heroine for almost 12 years now. Its the hardest thing i did. I had to go low to before breaking the habit. I stopped smoking cigarettes 4 years that was hard too.
For me cocaine and alcohol are my vice, unfortunately both go hand in hand, which is a very difficult(personally), cant have one without the other, but we are getting there
It’s hard to quit porn/mastirbation , and thc consumption got to me through vaping, breaking those habits that I’ve done for quite some time is frigginnnnnn HARD! This song means a lot to me and so therefore Chester Lenning! ❤
Alcohol man. I’m 26 and drink about a 25 beers a night accompanied by a pack of cigarettes every single night in order to feel like my normal self because it’s been that way since I was 15 and the habit of it has become stronger and stronger. I broke it for about a year for the love of my life. But she cheated on me so it was right back to square one. Waking up every day feeling like poison is in your blood. Lungs don’t work the same. But somehow doing all those things again that make you feel that way in the morning again at the end of the day just cancels it all out. You know you’re gonna die living like that. But you don’t care. Or you care but you don’t take it seriously
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You know why linkin park made this song? Cause the lead singer charles.... took his own life.... by hanging himself...
They just put out a new unreleased song a month ago called lost you should review it’s really good!!
If you listen to this link in park album from start to finish, each track connects to the next one musically so you feel like you were listening to it continuously with no breaks
that’s one of the great things about it
Their first two albums were #1&2 in my 3 disc auto play changer back in the day, both albums together just felt like one long song that told a whole life of emotion.
Then you hear a Burger King as lol
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Omg you are right, I totally forgot about that! I got this album when i was a teenager
Such a hard track for Chester. He was known for breaking down towards the end, even choking up. This song was personal to him.
I always enjoyed this song but I was a little too young/inexperienced to understand why it was the song that made Linkin Park change direction in music.
Now as an adult I understand Chester more so than ever. Very tragic story
@@SoLao how is it the the song that made them change direction? I’m not aware of ir
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@@itzspartan5524 just so u know. u can edit ur comment dude
Little known fact: Chester didn't write this, Mike did. He wrote it for Chester. Chester couldn't sing this live for a full year, simply because he couldn't deal with the emotion he felt singing it.
Faint, somewhere i belong, paper cuts are pure emotion. One of a kind talent. RIP
Linkin Park is so emotional like you said. Especially Chester how he was immersed with his body and voice on stage you could feel it and it was amazing. I’ve seen them 4 times live at the front gate and I confirm they were unique. Probably one of the best bands live …
Chester's voice touches my soul, and it almost feels like a crime to ignore just how good the rest of the band is. I saw them live with Incubus during a lightning storm on the beach before Chester left this world and it was phenomenal.
that's literally the msot epic thing i can imagine. i'm so sad i never got to see them live :(
now you can @@shotgunsandstakes
This is my favorite track from them; an anime style is so unique.
it got so much better as well when they converted it into HD
I believe this animator worked on Kill Bill Vol. 1, the section "The Origin of O-Ren".
Chester voice was on another level 🔥💯
My bad habit was crack cocaine and fentanyl. Started both at 21 years old. Lost my daughter, my house, my cars, my wife, everything. Was in that cycle for 5 years. Now im 5 years clean. Thank god.
Amen❤
Seriously?? Dude amazing at not giving up!!!!
18 years clean myself from alcohol and herion.. I'm super proud of you... keep it up!
Now how is ur wife nd daughter. I assume u live with them now❤
Dude, congrats. You are super strong
I saw Linkin Park live with korn back in 04 right around the release of reanimation. The stage presence and passion they had was second to none. They even performed one step closer with Jonathan Davis to close the show and that memory has stuck with me better then any other of the 100s of live shows I've seen since.
i went to the project rev tour in '04 it was a GREAT show
Ayye!! This song and album helped me through some sh** as a kid and was one of the last gifts I ever got from my father before he died when I was 14. I already know this is going to be a pass. Let's go!
Edit: This was released in 2003 btw not 2009. So definitely old school at this point.
nooo def after 2004
I got this for my 13th birthday the year after it came out and I was born in 91. It definitely came out in '03.
@@yourfavpersuasion9385 it’s from the album Meteora which is from 2003
RIP Chester. May he finally be at peace.
I have a lot of bad habits that I am struggling to break. Constantly putting myself down and letting my dark thoughts manifest into my life. I smoke too much weed and nicotine to escape my thoughts because being sober leaves me alone with my thoughts and it’s a vicious cycle. I fully recognize i’m addicted at this point, I know I need therapy and yet I don’t do it. For some reason i’m not helping myself and it’s putting me deeper and deeper into isolation. This song and Linkin Park have helped so much I’m glad you reviewed the song!
The habit I finally broke was going on Facebook all the time and being exposed to toxic people. People can be so mean on there and it was really bad for my mental health. I was addicted to Facebook. I have been off it for more than a month now which is a huge deal for me. My New Year's resolution was to stay off it forever. So far it is going well. Facebook addiction is similar to drugs. It stimulates the same part of the brain. Staying off it wasn't easy in the beginning but now I don't even really think about it anymore and am much happier.
wow. i can understand you with this since i relate alot. this is me with tiktok and instagram its just become way to consuming. i really dont like being overstimulated everyday its just unhealthy. seeing people post negative stuff, drugs, being fake, etc. its just damaging my mental health. Hope we both can get through it
i was on there for twelve fucking years, it got brutally bad, as well as being addicted to harder substances. i got off of it for the past 14 months but got a new account. however i barely use it now and only communicate with family and close friends.
now i just gotta kick twitter lmao
It’s hard man , same I just follow Simpsons bortposting , no seeing toxic people , just comedy lol
I've been listening to those guys for 25 yrs straight up!! They are awesome!! I saw them live sep 7th in Auburn WA!!
My first concert was Linkin Park. He was a blessing. The live Performances… amazing.
R.I.P Chester Bennington, the unreleased song that just put out is amazing. Sad I will not be able to enjoy them in concert 😢
This song takes me back, when MTV played music videos in the morning.
My habit was drinking until I was numb and sick. Finally recovering. I. Will. Not. Go. Back.
Here for you bud, hopefully I can get better!
This is my fave track of LP from their 2nd studio album Meteora which was released as well as this song in 2003. Please react to What I've Done which is the theme song of the first Transformers movie in 2007 next
Dude you literally read my mind I was literally hoping you would listen to this song yesterday with the video they killed this song
This song hits particularly hard to me. I became a heavy drinker after my ex fiance left me in 2019 so I was buying 3 bottles of whiskey a week and my friends were seeing my downfall and one night I was with them having a good time partying when it all just snapped and I lost control.
Meterora album came out in 2004. Still one of their best songs.
2:16 the thing is, this song is not about addiction as much as people want it to be. “Breaking the habit” is a euphemism for suicide. It’s more along the lines of breaking the whole cycle. Tragic when you realize it after Chester committed suicide, even more so when you understood from the start.
There isnt a trash song from Linkin Park. Period
I was in junior high when I first saw this music video when it first came out. At the time, the music video really struck me as interesting and cool because of its anime style. As I got into my late 20’s and battling alcohol addiction, this song really hit different. I understood what was being said in this song. Shits a struggle. If you’re reading this, you can beat it. Believe me, you can break the habit. Be strong
Im breaking my weed habit. it's not the typical story. I struggle with insomnia and I didn't realize that part of the problem was that I would always smoke weed before bed. I got so used to it calming me down and shutting down my brain to help me sleep that I could no longer sleep without it. It BECAME the cause of my insomnia. Day 5.
I know when you react to these videos and some of these songs you probably don't know the trauma that's behind some of these lead singers. The lead singer of Lincoln Park struggled with depression his whole life and multiple suicide attempts until he finally killed himself.
This song is supposed to depict him trying to break the habit of depression even though depression isn't a habit but back then it wasn't taking this seriously as it is now. I think he left behind two or three kids.
And another video I watched you reacted to Korn. Lead singer and was molested as a child.
When you start to understand the back story of these singers you start to understand the immense impact that they hold and what it means for people who have gone through similar things.
Growing up Linkin Park was one of my favorite bands and I never understood why until I realized why the lyrics made so much more sense to me than they made to other people.
Sir you are reacting to music I grew up on and I am loving it❤
So look it up this song is not about addiction it wasn’t written to be it was actually written by Mike shinoda who was never an addict however that said Chester spoke of him feeling that way at the lyrics but it’s more about a core feeling of depression than it is addiction
Meteora is one of the albums I can play straight thru no skips ❤
I'm convinced that they wrote this song after watching a fuck ton of anime cause the animation style looks like it.
Also I broke 2 habits that were relatively easy.
1) Sucking my thumb I did til I was 6 and then I started putting hot sauce on it to stop myself and it worked
2) Chewing my nails, I started clipping em down to the point the wasn't any overhang and I stopped now my nails are a normal length and I'm good
The idea to make the music video animated was an idea from a member of the band who was really big into anime. It was animated by Studio Gonzo, the same studio behind anime like afro samurai, full metal panic, Hellsing, and Basilisk. The person who lead the animation for the music video was the same guy who did the animation direction for anime like Samurai Champloo, B the beginning, and also did character design for Asura's Wrath.
I just realised the animation is exactly the same as the scene from kill bill
Fun Fact: This was Chester Bennington's favorite song the band ever did because of how personal for him it was, they kept having to start over because he'd start crying while he sang, but still, the managed to get the recording done in one day
i relate to this one song, i know how hard it is to break a habit and i am still struggling, it feels like hell and consumes your mentality
Can relate to this song so much
My fight was heroin ..going on 10 years sober and im only 32 i loved LP but I wish I would have listened to Chesters words more. RIP
First of all this came out on Meteora in 2003 when I was 13 😂 and "Lost" is a soundtrack that was cut from the album and released so it would be nice to see your reaction.
I'm subbing because we need role models like you talking about going veg. It is definitely a transition, but it's worth it for our health, for society, for the animals, and for the planet.
Breaking a smoking habit when all of ky friends and co workers smoked was impossible. I explained to them i wanted to quit befause i was fed up with the nicotine headache when i couldnt and when i didnt have money for it and amazingly they were accepting of it and just didnt take break with me at the time i went.
In reference to the song, the lyrics are actually talking about someone who has fought addiction issues and is tired of it so they take their own life. "Clutching my cure, i tightly lock the door and try to catch my breathe again" ia the process of finally scoring your drugs of choice and carching your breathe because you can now calm down and feel better.
Man, when you go back and listen, like really listen to the lyrics in their songs you can see his torment. I wish Chester was still here.
My habit was heavy drug use, suicidal thought and generally being self destructive, aggressive and depressed. I couldn't sleep nor did I enjoy anything when I was awake. I was like 120 pounds at my worst. I've tried to kill myself atleast 3 times and out of those three I succeded once, well my heart stopped for a minute and I was zapped back to life. The habit was broken when I became a father to the most beautiful little girl, Sofia almost eight years ago. I didn't want to leave her feeling like me. To be all alone and hurting. My best decision ever but in hinsight I wasen't ready to have kids at all and I would not suggest anyone having kids if you're living like I did. But, if I didn't have her I wouldn't be here. It's as simple as that. She is the reason I'm here and eventually became content with life. People like me don't usually get a second chance, so I'm just glad to be here.
Rest easy Chester… Gone but not forgotten! 🙏
This song hits me hard because I have 2 older sisters who became drug addicts,and had trouble with abusive men , one died of an od last year and the other is why I’ve been raising my nieces since my early 20’s
I have goosebumps all over my body xD love Linkin Park!
I was fortunate to be there at their concert in Madison square garden I will never forget that day
I couldn’t listen to his music after his death. I couldn’t control my crying😢 hearing his voice now warms me.
Most difficult habit to break in my life was quitting smoking. I started I was 13 years old due to peer pressure and decided to quit at 20 years old. Been off the buds for 7 years now, breathing has never been better.
layedbak should listen to Lost by Linkin Park
My habit was crystal. 6 years sober. And its the most difficult thing ive ever done.
Chester was a national treasure that saved millions but we couldnt save him.
R.I.P Chester 🙏🏽🏴
Ive broken a lot of habits to varying degrees of difficulty. As a kid i chose to stop biting my nails cause i wanted pretty nails. Ive also quit dairy, gluten for a time, alcohol, but cigarettes have been the hardest for me.
Why do you have a whole verse taken out? I don't want to be the one
The battles always choose
'Cause inside I realize
That I'm the one confused
I don't know what's worth fighting for
Or why I have to scream
I don't know why I instigate
And say what I don't mean
I don't know how I got this way
I know it's not alright
So, I'm breaking the habit
I'm breaking the habit tonight
Mine was hard drugs, now I just roll up and into the process of quitting cigarettes and training my conscience to be more positive for me. It's not easy and a new fight every day but I have to prove I can do nice things for myself to myself
Mine was smoking it was difficult the first 2 to 3 months was very hard but now I've not had a cigarette for 1 year now I'm feeling much better feel healthier.
that song and the album came out 2004, before youtube so the MVs were uploaded late
RIP Chester
I struggle with my addictions and it’s been hard to overcome them and stay sober but i think i’m at a point where I feel like I’m getting better and managing to force myself to stay away from those habits more often
Meteora 2003
A true classic album from my high school days.
I can't tell how hard switching food is since I eat everything unless a health issue is a reason. But quitting smoking will be my big challenge due to the way I use my brain to work solving issues . The thing is I think I need to smoke to find a solution to a problem even tho I know I can do it without it feels like a shortcut to me and I just don't dare quit just to solve problems while this remains my problem. :D It's weird and I prob will grind this till I can.
I have stopped heroine for almost 12 years now. Its the hardest thing i did. I had to go low to before breaking the habit. I stopped smoking cigarettes 4 years that was hard too.
We all have our demons
Great reaction
Didn’t know you were vegetarian! Love Linking Park. This song & video are special for sure
2003....I was 12 when this song came out 09 os when I graduated
Sad thing is he knew he would never be alright and ultimately he wasn't. So incredibly sad , this song gets me all sad and shit .
R.I.P chester we will never forget u
Bro you got to check out boulevard of broken dreams by green day
Yo facts on this one. God tier track.
I broke the habit is smoking/injecting meth. It was fun at the beginning but then it just became dangerous. I’ve been off it for 3 years now
This song was actually released in 2004
It was released in 2003 in meteora but the single version came out in 2004.
This song was released as a single in the middle of 2004
2009 was when the video was uploaded to youtube. It came out in 2003
this is a very edited version of the song
i think watching this and d12 my band on mtv was the best time.
My fav LP song.
I quit cocaine a few years back and that was really hard. Ended up losing some friends as well
It came out in 2003 lol
fun fact every song he sang was how he was actually feeling
But Mike Shinoda wrote the song before Linkin Park was formed
For me cocaine and alcohol are my vice, unfortunately both go hand in hand, which is a very difficult(personally), cant have one without the other, but we are getting there
I’m trying to get more fit tbh
Bro.... New Divide!! You need that...
I quit smoking back in 2017. It nearly killed me to do it but it would've killed me if I hadn't.
It’s hard to quit porn/mastirbation , and thc consumption got to me through vaping, breaking those habits that I’ve done for quite some time is frigginnnnnn HARD! This song means a lot to me and so therefore Chester Lenning! ❤
Mine was alcohol. But it’s all the same state of mind that is required wether meat or a handle of vodka 👌🏻
Alcohol man. I’m 26 and drink about a 25 beers a night accompanied by a pack of cigarettes every single night in order to feel like my normal self because it’s been that way since I was 15 and the habit of it has become stronger and stronger. I broke it for about a year for the love of my life. But she cheated on me so it was right back to square one. Waking up every day feeling like poison is in your blood. Lungs don’t work the same. But somehow doing all those things again that make you feel that way in the morning again at the end of the day just cancels it all out. You know you’re gonna die living like that. But you don’t care. Or you care but you don’t take it seriously
Linkin park is permanent pass
Eyyyyy linkin park is up the bat again woo
That was probably the hardest / easiest 10/10 PASS you've ever done. LP for life.
Nu metal rules 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I'm looking at a lot of comments. Like this song isn't about bettering yourself. It's a song about suicidal thoughts. How was that not picked up on?
R.I.P. Chester
Need to react to Mike Shinoda ziggurats
Waiting for the end by Linkin Park!!!
He already did that
the best music of linkin park
The fact that Chester in this video 20 yrs ago was the one who committed suicide is not the thing I wanted to notice
still unrea 💥
Hey Layedback, where did you get that shirt?
Linkin park was ahead of it’s time.
My dude, next up should be Vermillion Pt. 2 by Slipknot. Trust me on this.
Bruh what happened to the views?? Only 300 in 2 hours, somethings wrong