When They Come For Me 🔥 That song is full on spitting facts against that kind of people! “I am not the fortune and the fame *_nor the same person telling you to forfeit the game”_*
@@greenday1991ful That's the reason. When you're depressed you're in some way closed-emotionaly and slowly suffocating from the inside. When you hear sth so relatable you finally feel that maybe sb understand you, what you feel makes sense etc. And all this pain ulocks you and helps you get it out of yourself. So you're in some way getting better
It does have a sense of screaming with a harsh clean vocal which was emphasised in quality when they found that Chester's voice had tone layers that sounded like 4 or more people were singing/screaming. He truly was one of a kind.
@jasonbodden8816 hence why I said a sense of it. It wasn't all out but there was a harsh element to it. I think when they did the documentary on creating meteora the vocals were meant for screaming but they found the overlap in vocals from Chester and worked on perfecting the projection of it. But I watched it forever ago so I don't remember correctly.
That means I'm a year older than you most likely. I was 8 when the album came out and Breaking The Habit, Somewhere I Belong, and Faint were such bangers, 8 year old me was in a frenzy😅 I had bought Hybrid Theory the year before and then Meteora came out and solidified my eternal fanboyism
@@SkinnyEatWorld95 I think Chester’s writing and emotion is what always sells me to stop and appreciate this group . His lyrics came from the darkest places of his past and unresolved traumas . Really hits home . “I’m holding on to what I haven’t … GOOOOOT!”
It’s one of the best LP songs but I clearly remember the backlash it got when the single came out, even though it was on an album with a bunch of songs with heavy guitars, screaming and rapping.
I think backlash and Linkin Park go hand in hand. They’ve definitely been catching shit for years. But Breaking The Habit is definitely one of their bests and I’m glad they always tried to do things their way.
It's so interesting in hindsight. Every time they tried something different they got backlash from "fans". But by expanding their creative direction brought in even MORE fans who then got exposed to the heavier stuff and ended up falling in love with the whole sound of the band.
Evolution of style > "fan" backlash > growth in following > repeat... This has been the journey of Linkin Park since Meteora (but more evident since Minutes to Midnight). They've faced backlash with EVERY album after Hybrid Theory and kept growing as a band. I'm excited for their future.
Linkin Park is near synonymous with backlash. The band can't even breathe without SOMEHOW getting backlash. It's almost hilarious how literally anything they do inevitably will be showered in hate, and then like 5 years down the line they switch up to "this was so great why did you abandon it???"
Breaking The Habit was like Hybrid Theory 1.2 which was a nice transitional blend to their "old" (1 album guys...lol) to the new stuff which still had that same sound but a bit more polished and slightly leaning into the pop side to attract more audiences.
One of my favourite LP songs, labels are slowly becoming a thing of the past and I can’t wait for the day when artists can truly be free from them all together 👌
You can be fairly free from them and still get a lot of the benefits if you do a distribution-only or distribution and marketing-only deal. You own the masters, you have full creative control of the album, the label just has the exclusive rights to sell and market it.
First time i heard that song, I knew it was going to blow up. Everyone was listening to somewhere i belong, but my first listen to the album i knew it was the best song on the album.
So my cousin asked me if I knew about Linkin Park. All I was really listening to at the age of 14 was ac/dc. He said, "dude you're missing out!" I popped in his meteora cd and the first song I heard was breaking the habit. Then I learned that hybrid theory was their first album😅 Ever since the band Linkin Park became my favorite through my teenage years and up till now in my 30's.
Same here 😁💕❤️🔥🔥🎵🎶 bro ever since I was 14 when I first heard one step closer I was hooked and I've been hooked ever since so many memories and especially now that Chester's been gone for a while I keep those memories close to me and I'll never forget it!!!
Breaking the habit was the first song I remember listening to in my life , I was maybe 4 years old when I first heard it on mtv since then i desire to be a musician, hopefully one day I can make it and show the world that dreams can become true .
@RagingCookie127 when people talk about screaming in music, they are usually are talking about false chords or gutturals. Neither were used in Breaking the Habit
I still remember the day when I went out to buy Meteora in high school. Was so blown away at how fresh the sound was and thought how could these guys make an even bigger album than hybrid theory.
No screaming? "I'm breaking the habit... TONIGHT! I'll PAINT IT ON THE WALLS! Because I'm the ONE AT FAULT! I'll NEVER FIGHT AGAIN! AND THIS IS HOW IT ENDSSSS!" Absolutely in love with how they felt this need to make the song.
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 To-nite Clutch-ing my cure, I tightly lock the door, I try to catch my breath Again I hurt, much more Than any time before I had no options left again.
Linkin Park was my first band that I really got into. I was a kid, like 11-13 years old. When Breaking the Habit came out, I was shocked the first time I heard it on the radio. It didn't feel like them at all. My little heart was so disappointed 😂
They're right. I remember I disliked it a lot when it came out, especially because there were no guitars. Back then I didn't speak english so the message was lost to me, I learned to appreciate it after listening to it years later with more maturity and actually understanding the lyrics, but to me peak Linkin Park will always be Hybrid Theory.
A lot of people trash me for this, but "Breaking the Habit" is my number 1 most favorite song from Linkin Park, and number 2 most favorite song of all time.
This was the divergent point there was repitition which isn't the journey they portrayed in the first. Elements of an inner journey. Just saying words and placing a beat is what happened and this habit unfortunately distanced me as a fan.
What "genre" is Breaking the Habit? Is it DnB, or not quite? Linkin Park has been my favourite band since the 90's and I've loved the fact that from song to song, it feels like a different genre. One feels hip hop, one feels rock, one feels punk, one feels metal, one feels pop, and then... whatever Breaking the Habit is lol, which is undoubtedly one of my top 5 fave songs
They are right in one thing. That song couldn't have been on Hybrid Theory, because that song simply isn't good enough to keep up with the songs from that album.
Don’t know this one specifically, but the interviewer is Zane Lowe. LP did a great interview with Zane a few weeks ago about getting the band back together.
@@chrisdaughters found it!!! Linkin Park: Honoring Chester Bennington with 'Meteora' 20th Anniversary | Apple Music ruclips.net/video/LZ_zO1Uqimw/видео.html&ab_channel=AppleMusic
I'll paint it on the walls 'Cause I'm the one at fault I'll never fight again And this is how it ends Not screaming???? Mike…not sure about that one buddy. 100% happy it’s in the song, it’s just not what you’re saying it is.
Hearing a lot of artist behind the scene situations and it’s obvious that record labels have zero clue what the fuck they are doing. Stifling creativity only to try to get repeatable hits for monetary gain.
Uugh, there's screaming at the end of the song, mistake number one by Mike, and Hybrid Theory's In The End is exactly same poppy as Breaking The Habit, mistake number two by Brad. Why are they lying so much?!
This is definition of production for profit vs production for purpose and meaning.bmor and more I see the make has really just tried to make the money and fit in with the "in" crows. Vs try to be real and make something valuable.
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"Cause once you got a theory of how the thing works,
everybody wants the next thing to be just like the first"
When They Come For Me 🔥
That song is full on spitting facts against that kind of people!
“I am not the fortune and the fame *_nor the same person telling you to forfeit the game”_*
@@hecdavid11I always loved how they repeat that line in “Points of Authority”! I love LP, fly high Chester.
My favorite LP song
exactly i knew it from the very first time i heard it i knew it was my favorite and probably one of my favorite songs ever it’s a one of a kind song
Same!
You're so cool and unique
@@Themarv52 yea actually 😎
Linkin Park is more than just music.
Breaking the habit saved many lives
How? I mean i love this song too but theres no hope in that song
It's always been about suicide imo. So not sure how many lives it's saved. Makes my depression fuckin worse lmao
@@brandongauger4050written by Mike
@@greenday1991ful That's the reason. When you're depressed you're in some way closed-emotionaly and slowly suffocating from the inside. When you hear sth so relatable you finally feel that maybe sb understand you, what you feel makes sense etc. And all this pain ulocks you and helps you get it out of yourself. So you're in some way getting better
@@krolpieknis123 i understand your point, but still theres no hope in most of lp songs
Thank you for breaking the habit. It kept me alive.
It does have a sense of screaming with a harsh clean vocal which was emphasised in quality when they found that Chester's voice had tone layers that sounded like 4 or more people were singing/screaming. He truly was one of a kind.
That's sing-screaming (I call it textured cleans), not all out screaming.
@jasonbodden8816 hence why I said a sense of it. It wasn't all out but there was a harsh element to it. I think when they did the documentary on creating meteora the vocals were meant for screaming but they found the overlap in vocals from Chester and worked on perfecting the projection of it. But I watched it forever ago so I don't remember correctly.
Breaking The Habit saved my life.
Me too
1st Linkin Park song I heard when I was like 7. Always been in love since
That means I'm a year older than you most likely. I was 8 when the album came out and Breaking The Habit, Somewhere I Belong, and Faint were such bangers, 8 year old me was in a frenzy😅
I had bought Hybrid Theory the year before and then Meteora came out and solidified my eternal fanboyism
@@SkinnyEatWorld95 I think Chester’s writing and emotion is what always sells me to stop and appreciate this group . His lyrics came from the darkest places of his past and unresolved traumas . Really hits home .
“I’m holding on to what I haven’t … GOOOOOT!”
That’s crazy, that’s definitely one of my favorites. Chester’s amazing in it, music video is badass.
HT and Meteora are both killer albums.
One of my favorite songs
That song saved lives!
It’s one of the best LP songs but I clearly remember the backlash it got when the single came out, even though it was on an album with a bunch of songs with heavy guitars, screaming and rapping.
I think backlash and Linkin Park go hand in hand. They’ve definitely been catching shit for years. But Breaking The Habit is definitely one of their bests and I’m glad they always tried to do things their way.
It's so interesting in hindsight. Every time they tried something different they got backlash from "fans". But by expanding their creative direction brought in even MORE fans who then got exposed to the heavier stuff and ended up falling in love with the whole sound of the band.
Evolution of style > "fan" backlash > growth in following > repeat... This has been the journey of Linkin Park since Meteora (but more evident since Minutes to Midnight). They've faced backlash with EVERY album after Hybrid Theory and kept growing as a band. I'm excited for their future.
@@AncientHydraGamingYeah! “Lightning in a bottle”, definitely!
Linkin Park is near synonymous with backlash. The band can't even breathe without SOMEHOW getting backlash. It's almost hilarious how literally anything they do inevitably will be showered in hate, and then like 5 years down the line they switch up to "this was so great why did you abandon it???"
Such a phenomenal song
Breaking the Habit means a lot to me because to me it's about my ptsd. I've had it my whole life and it's ruined my life greatly.
I love you! I hope you can heal, my friend! ❤
I have PTSD ...i know how it feels....❤
I'm currently in ptsd therapy. I'd rather work on my traumas, then letting them control my life. #keepfighting
Hope you can learn to cope with it better man. God bless
Complex PTSD
Easier to Run is also a great song that, althought it has screaming and heavy guitars, it is also different from all of Meteora.
Paper Cut & Breaking the Habit… actually the whole CD❤
Definitely in my top 5 LP songs
Meteora is my fav album of all time. It’s perfect
Breaking The Habit was like Hybrid Theory 1.2 which was a nice transitional blend to their "old" (1 album guys...lol) to the new stuff which still had that same sound but a bit more polished and slightly leaning into the pop side to attract more audiences.
One of my favourite LP Tracks hands down!
That's actually a great song! Amazing MV as well!
Another reason to dismantle labels
Lol its normal thing for business to make money
One of my favourite LP songs, labels are slowly becoming a thing of the past and I can’t wait for the day when artists can truly be free from them all together 👌
You can be fairly free from them and still get a lot of the benefits if you do a distribution-only or distribution and marketing-only deal. You own the masters, you have full creative control of the album, the label just has the exclusive rights to sell and market it.
Lol no
Facts 💯❤️💕
The music video is amazing
A true classic 🫶🤟🎵🎶😻
First time i heard that song, I knew it was going to blow up. Everyone was listening to somewhere i belong, but my first listen to the album i knew it was the best song on the album.
A perfect 🎵
My favorite
And that was the beginning of the end
So my cousin asked me if I knew about Linkin Park. All I was really listening to at the age of 14 was ac/dc. He said, "dude you're missing out!"
I popped in his meteora cd and the first song I heard was breaking the habit. Then I learned that hybrid theory was their first album😅
Ever since the band Linkin Park became my favorite through my teenage years and up till now in my 30's.
Same here 😁💕❤️🔥🔥🎵🎶 bro ever since I was 14 when I first heard one step closer I was hooked and I've been hooked ever since so many memories and especially now that Chester's been gone for a while I keep those memories close to me and I'll never forget it!!!
@@raqueledwards6061 that's awesome
This CD was playing nonstop while I played gta 3 on ps2.
So are they saying they broke the habit?
This song is not one of my personal favorites but it makes me proud as a father that my son likes lp and this is his favorite song.
Easily a top 5 LP song
Yay Brad Delson!
Breaking the habit was the first song I remember listening to in my life , I was maybe 4 years old when I first heard it on mtv since then i desire to be a musician, hopefully one day I can make it and show the world that dreams can become true .
Mike: It's gonna be no screaming
Me: I'LL PAINT IT ON THE WAAAAAAAAAALLS
@RagingCookie127 when people talk about screaming in music, they are usually are talking about false chords or gutturals. Neither were used in Breaking the Habit
I still remember the day when I went out to buy Meteora in high school.
Was so blown away at how fresh the sound was and thought how could these guys make an even bigger album than hybrid theory.
No screaming? "I'm breaking the habit... TONIGHT! I'll PAINT IT ON THE WALLS! Because I'm the ONE AT FAULT! I'll NEVER FIGHT AGAIN! AND THIS IS HOW IT ENDSSSS!" Absolutely in love with how they felt this need to make the song.
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 To-nite
Clutch-ing my cure,
I tightly lock the door,
I try to catch my breath
Again
I hurt, much more
Than any time before I had no options left again.
there's a link to the full video? thanks!
Breaking the habit isone of my favorite fucking songs period the end
Legend. Love it.❤️✌️
I always think of rorouni Kenshin with the lyrics hahaha
Finally someone confirms I'm not crazy😂
I've been thinking for years why I remember the song and a samurai anime :)
Meteora is a masterpiece and im not even a real linkin park "fan". just this album is fucking amazing.
I dont need the guitar solos, i dont like it too much, the synth and bass sounds melt my ears. I love the song. ❤
Right behind In the End for me, so the 2nd one :)
Linkin Park was my first band that I really got into. I was a kid, like 11-13 years old. When Breaking the Habit came out, I was shocked the first time I heard it on the radio. It didn't feel like them at all. My little heart was so disappointed 😂
I was listening to LP since I was a kid. How does he look younger then me now???😢
Brad Delson and Zane Lowe look like twins!
Hybrid theory cures depression
They're right. I remember I disliked it a lot when it came out, especially because there were no guitars. Back then I didn't speak english so the message was lost to me, I learned to appreciate it after listening to it years later with more maturity and actually understanding the lyrics, but to me peak Linkin Park will always be Hybrid Theory.
Where do you get the whole video
A lot of people trash me for this, but "Breaking the Habit" is my number 1 most favorite song from Linkin Park, and number 2 most favorite song of all time.
#1
Dave grold new metal
Interesting that it was considered a risk. To me at the time it was an easy home room and perfect Linkin Park
This was the divergent point there was repitition which isn't the journey they portrayed in the first. Elements of an inner journey. Just saying words and placing a beat is what happened and this habit unfortunately distanced me as a fan.
How can I find the whole interview?
What "genre" is Breaking the Habit? Is it DnB, or not quite? Linkin Park has been my favourite band since the 90's and I've loved the fact that from song to song, it feels like a different genre. One feels hip hop, one feels rock, one feels punk, one feels metal, one feels pop, and then... whatever Breaking the Habit is lol, which is undoubtedly one of my top 5 fave songs
If it's not Chester, call the band something else.
Exactly
There's still screaming in it though.
What about the lyrics what inspired those mike?
They are right in one thing. That song couldn't have been on Hybrid Theory, because that song simply isn't good enough to keep up with the songs from that album.
when was this interview and where can I find the full version? please.
Don’t know this one specifically, but the interviewer is Zane Lowe. LP did a great interview with Zane a few weeks ago about getting the band back together.
@@chrisdaughters yes I saw that interview. I was just wondering when this one actually took place
@@chrisdaughters found it!!!
Linkin Park: Honoring Chester Bennington with 'Meteora' 20th Anniversary | Apple Music
ruclips.net/video/LZ_zO1Uqimw/видео.html&ab_channel=AppleMusic
@@patrickpelletier9458 from outfits it looks like this Meteora 20th anniversary interview
ruclips.net/video/LZ_zO1Uqimw/видео.htmlsi=68wwc_A8ygzYnCNg
It's the interview they did for the 20th anniversary for the Meteora album
Easily LPs best song
I'll paint it on the walls
'Cause I'm the one at fault
I'll never fight again
And this is how it ends
Not screaming???? Mike…not sure about that one buddy. 100% happy it’s in the song, it’s just not what you’re saying it is.
Hearing a lot of artist behind the scene situations and it’s obvious that record labels have zero clue what the fuck they are doing. Stifling creativity only to try to get repeatable hits for monetary gain.
Mike Shitnozer
No screaming? What about “I’ll paint it on the waaaaaaaaalls…”
Not a scream. Not in the way he's talking about.
Love Linkin Park hate the new singer horrible human being but I love the band sad we are going to see them ruin Chester's honorable memory
The more i see of mike the more i think he's involved with the jayz shit. I hope my gut is wrong on this.
Dont like the soft songs, label was right.
blah blah blah it's just fort minor now.
he just needed the name. 🤷♂️
Uugh, there's screaming at the end of the song, mistake number one by Mike, and Hybrid Theory's In The End is exactly same poppy as Breaking The Habit, mistake number two by Brad. Why are they lying so much?!
Well because Breaking the Habit was Chesters song and he's taking credit for it.
@@Mitch-nx2ic How was it Chester's song when the lyrics and music was written in majority by Mike?! Have you heard the demo?
@@jakubbriza7274 Song would be nothing if Chester didn't perform it. Linkin Park died with Chester.
@@Mitch-nx2ic Shut it lil bro. Linkin Park is not just Chester Bennington.
@@thespcrewroy8716Be silent child and keep Ur Fake Linkin Park.
Lp and nfs mw
Always a pitiful band. Now they’re even worse with new singer.
Get your brain checked
Their first lame song.
Get f6;_(
dont like that song
The most hated song for me, tbh i don't like that one
That's honestly mindbogglingly to me that someone can actually hate this song! 🤯
This is definition of production for profit vs production for purpose and meaning.bmor and more I see the make has really just tried to make the money and fit in with the "in" crows. Vs try to be real and make something valuable.