This song always makes me cry. As someone who has been through depression and had thoughts of suicide, this song hits home. Love you all out there. Stay safe. People care about you and you can't think of anyone close by, I care about you.
@JamesWilcox You do have purpose and keep living for it to find you, if it hasn’t already. Every day this Earth is better with you in it. Love yourself and know you are loved.
As someone who still deals with depression on almost a daily basis I feel ya. Just know that you are loved and you're purpose here is huge! You are meant to be here for a reason!
@@mathiasjames8733 He stopped it in the beginning to get the story. Once the plot picked up, he was focused and didn't say a word. So it seems that YOU didn't even watch it.
@@jennykathe5789 I’m doing a lot better now, I came out as transgender to my family and I’m now happy and don’t have to fake a smile. I’ve been out for 3 years now.
hey MrLboyd, thank you for your genuine reaction. I'm not sure if you're a father or not but I appreciate you and your response to this video. I really do admire your outlook on all of your reaction videos, but especially this one. A true class act. Thank you for being such a positive figure. I am a father and I think about these things, and I think your reaction would be the same as mine.
@@MrLboydReactsI concur. Your demeanor itself speaks volumes and is huge when the kids become young adults. I keep telling parents body language and facial expressions are loud and memorable. So thank you for being an example for the youth. Oh and don't stop reacting to videos, it will keep you connected. Peace to you
Just read an article yesterday and apparently after this song released, there was a sharp rise in calls towards the suicide hotline… according to the study he might’ve saved around 240 people since releasing the song
If you look at that whole 508 album, it’s all story telling. I would recommend anyone to listen to all of those songs. But yes. I’m sorry. Ross. Keep it 100. All great songs
Under Pressure by Logic has to be your next song! Talks about his personal relationships with his dad, being mixed coming from Virginia! Also one that has a specific video that is connected to Logic would be HOMICIDE featuring EMINEM
This song became my hope after my brother was killed. I was so lost, and couldn’t even imagine a life free of loss and grief. “Pain don’t hurt the same, I know. The lane I travel feels alone”. How true is this! The trauma and pain we deal with in life feels so isolating and cold, like we are fighting an uphill battle against life, pressure, expectations and past hurts. To everyone who needs to hear it, you are loved and valuable, and your life is precious.
Not only was this song a mainstream success but he pushed out a positive message while doing so and actually save real human lives!❤️should have won a Grammy for this
Been out for years and this still makes me tear up. He has a lot of message heavy raps. He is definitely in my top 10 rappers. Black spiderman, everybody, and under pressure are good ones to start with for him. Also, homicide, ft eminem 🔥 A lot of his older underground stuff is great to vibe to, but still have great lyrics that tell stories, mostly about his life. Gang related, fade away, I'm gone, alright, and flexicution are all great. His vibe and lyrics remind me a bit of J. Cole.
This song, specifically this video, makes me cry every single time. Logic has some amazing stuff. This song is definitely way different than most of his other stuff though.
This song is what made me a Logic fan. Turns out he's a crazy talented artist, but this emotional connection is what brought me in. All respect for this song!
I don’t know much about Logic but I’ve seen quite a few of his songs and he’s super talented, did I hear a little while back that he completely stopped making music?
The first time I heard this song I was in bed and I completely broke down and continued to cry way past the song. It took me a very long time to first reach out for help and I often still find myself struggling to accept help many times, and this song gave me a moment of understanding that I'm not alone and there are people out there who care and are legitimately out there to help. Even when you know things as a fact, sometimes it takes time for you to realize these things. A song I'd suggest that is also along the vein of social, emotional and mental issues is "Last to Say" by Atmosphere. Although CW as it deals with DV but Atmosphere is general is also a great group.
I have had the same suicidal tendencies for a long time. 31 years old and I can say that it is hard but possible to live and love again. In this songs case, it is intense and shows the highlight of what this feeling does to all of us. I am glad he made the title the suicide hotline
Order in which you should listen to next if you're looking for some of Logic's deep/emotional songs: 1. Under Pressure (Full 9-minute version) 2. 44 Bars 3. Anziety
I've been to this point so many times in my life. One time in particular changed me. I think there's that one time that you're so close to actually... Being successful in your attempt that it scares you into changing your ways. For me, I don't even feel like the same person, like my whole thought process has changed. It's scary, but if anyone's feeling depressed and suicidal, try to reach out to someone, even someone online that has felt the same way, or near to it, talk to them, people care, even if they don't know you, there's people out there that cares, not to make themselves feel better, but to bring a little light into this world. Don't let your light fade, in the roughest of times, you'll feel defeated, but fight those demons who are trying to defeat you and say you're stronger and better than them. Cast them aside and leave them behind, because no matter what, you matter. (I should take my own advise sometimes, but that's difficult to do, so don't be like me, be better).
This is honestly, by far, my favorite reaction by you regarding anything. "The unnecessary amount of people extinguishing their own life because of outside pressures and influences is crazy." Thank you for the brilliance and bravery in making that statement. The fact that the song is titled for the U.S. Suicide Prevention Hotline makes it even more poignant. While this may not be my "typical" genre, *your* reaction made me equally engrossed and inspired me to want to learn more. I appreciate the broader horizon.
This song and Black Spiderman hooked me into Logic several years ago. Greatly appreciate your quick understanding what the song was about and love your stance on the subject. Having extinguishing thoughts in highschool and even have had a family member overdose 2 days after I turned 31 this past year always makes this song hit hard, but having it on my playlist immensely helps get me through the rougher days.
This is heavy stuff. To me, you have two amazing things here. The song itself which is relatable to anyone who has struggled with depression or dealing with a situation where they felt powerless. In other words, every one of us. Then you have the music video, which is astonishingly powerful about a boy who doesn't get a chance to come out but gets "found out" and feels like he's lost all power in his life. And it feels so much like it's going to go bad, but the fact that it ends with his dad accepting him just makes it one of the most powerful music videos I've seen.
The way I personally view this, is the music video and the actual song are two different stories, and while the video relates to the song, the song isn't about the video in specific. The song encompasses a general view of why someone would need to call the hotline, some basic and relatable reasons that most people going through suicidal thoughts have, so that the general audience of people who haven't experienced them can understand. I heard this song for the first time back in 2018, and back then I thought of it as a nice touching story about how someone fixed their mindset and had a nice life. Having re-found the song a few weeks ago, it's taken a whole new meaning to me personally, given the shit I've been through in the last barely two years (And before someone comes in and says some shit like "Well yeah, everyone's gone through shit in the past two years because of the pandemic, you're not special." the shit I'm talking about is completely separate from the pandemic, as in no correlation), and I have been pushed past my breaking point on multiple occasions, so hearing this song now genuinely makes me unable to prevent myself from crying.
You know a song is powerful when a reactor is silent so much like this. Very poignant. It's a story, a hard hitting impactful story and one that captivates and keeps your attention. Amazingly well done and has helped save hundreds if not thousands of lives so far.
MrLBoyd I think you would make an incredible father. Much love, wisdom and character to pass on my friend. Keep it up. Much love. And everyone out there, keep digging those heels in, it's all we can do sometimes. Love to all of you!!!
My sister committed suicide by overdose 4 years ago in April. My mother passed away in August the year after from Alzheimer's. In October of that year I was held in the psych ward of the hospital due to attempted suicide. I realized after I had cut myself that I didn't want to die and I'll always remember my call to 911 crying and screaming that I didn't want to die. When I was released from the hospital my father had to come and pick me up. That was the worst thing I've ever had to do in my life, getting in the car with him. He almost lost another one. Since then I've become dedicated to speaking out about mental health illness and advocacy, but it's still so hard. Within the last year I've still lost 3 cousins to suicide. 1 was a Marine veteran. I'm so glad that this song was able to make the impact that it did. Thank you for reacting to it. I think any opportunity for it to gain any amount of traction again is so important! 💕💗💕
I been through depression(I still am going through it) There have been days were I just couldn't take being alive anymore, I have tried to take my life before, but couldn't go through with it, my days have been getting better, and I'm glad I didn't go through with it, but sometimes I do still have those days where I feel like I'm alone and shouldn't be here
I remember back when I was highschool something similar to the locker room scene happened needless to say the basketball team didn't show up for the next few games
MrLBoyd- You are a beautiful soul. I hope the people in your life hold you high and close. Agree that if you have or choose to have children, you must/will be amazingly perceptive. I really love how you react to the songs. 🌈 Please take care of yourself and continue to spread the love of all music. 💞
My mother can’t accept me for being a trans woman I didn’t chose to be this way it was the way I was born, I lived a lie for so many years trying not to be me till the point of nearly no return as I was close to taking my own life I couldn’t continue living anymore unless I lived my true life. I new at seven I was different and at eleven I new I should be Helen but only became my true self at 51. So this song hit a vary deep feeling I had all my life thanks for playing it
I'm glad you're living your true self Helen. I have a friend who is only a year younger than you and just now started using her preferred pronouns with a select group of people and let herself express her aesthetic in clothing on a daily basis. It takes tremendous courage (especially now) and I admire as well as am genuinely happy for you. Also, if that's you in your profile picture - you're very beautiful and have what we call in the south "a sweet face". I wish you the best dear. Sincerely.
@@searchingfororion thank you for your lovely words your friend is so lucky to have you in her life I take it your from the USA I come from a little island called jersey not to be mistaken for New Jersey however growing up there and living back there for the past 17 yrs hasn’t been easy. My courage only came after I was backed in to a corner I new I wanted to live but not as the lie anymore so I chose to live and I’m the happiest I have ever been and yes that’s me in the picture. I wish your friend all the best for her future and I hope she has found her happiness. I have found that if you wear the right clothes and learn to do your make up but most of all walk tall with confidence without being afraid of what others think she won’t get mis gendered good luck to you both and a merry Christmas
Your commentary after the song ALONE should warrant every God damned view on this to also be a like and a subscribe. Thank you for being who you are, MrLboyd. You are a superb human being.
Logic and Sam Smith have a song called "Pray" that is in a similar vein to this one. Logic also has a song with Eminem "Homicide" and one with Joyner Lucas "ADHD" that are definitely worth checking out.
Bruh, how have you managed to never hear this song. It was EVERYWHERE for like a year or more straight. Great reaction, though! Should definitely get into some more Logic! Could start with Under Pressure, Gang Related, or Isis ft. Joyner Lucas.
Mr L Boyd, I've been waiting for a Logic reaction for quite some time and I have to say, this was awesome! Such a powerful song that gave me a similar reaction. Also, he has BARS. He has a great catalogue of music and is definitely worth checking out.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The standards people have these days. Makes me physically ill and depressed. This song is a simple chart song...it follows a simple formula. And its also somehow positive???
He performed this song a few years back on the ball drop party on New Years Eve and if I recall, calls were up and suicides were way down that year. The only other song in this genre I know is Invincible by DeStorm ft Ray William Johnson and Chester See. Definitely worth a listen.
I think I saw some tears about the second half of this song. Not running down but obviously them wet eyeballs tho. I noticed you started feeling this song and I immediately started feeling it as well. Honestly that's why I watch these reactions because it's kind of like not watching it alone. (Edit) It's pretty powerful to see other people's reaction to what you think has a deep meaning to it.
Watching you almost cry made it hard not to myself, this song rings true to myself & my own family's struggles with mental health. I'm glad the outreach & outspeak about mental health has progressed compared to when I was younger, it was so much more close minded.. but I do have to say the suicide hotline isn't a good idea for help, I know from others experience
My son lost his best friend 6 days ago. It wasn't suicide, or at least not intentional suicide, but yeah. This world throws away the feelings of the young adults and they end up making horrific decisions that have life changing consequences. Thank you for this reaction, and for watching it respectfully. Our young people need us to hear them in their entirety and help steer their decisions so they make good choices to reach their goals. RIP Xavier McBride you will be missed by all!
Great song with a powerful message. I agree with your statement, but want to just add to it. Let people be as they are, do what they do, as long as it's not hurting anyone physically or mentally.
I used to listen to this and drive around after my ex had a heart attack and dumped me. My life fell apart after, I don’t know how I didn’t die. Hopefully soon
The fast rapping with Eminem is like the first one I heard and then there's him on stage with a girl from the crowd that goes on stage that keeps up with his speed. Hehe.
for those who don't understand the phone number that's the title of this track, it's the Suicide Prevention Hotline for USA. As soon as I saw that, I knew... I just knew...
Citizen Soldier has hard-hitting mental health awareness stuff kinda like this. Homophobia was one of the things that drove me and my dad apart. When my little brother was in high school, a joking rumor started around that he was gay. To our dad's credit, dad did actually *ask* rather then jump to action, and did accept my brother's "no." (And luckily, it never occurred to dad to ask if my brother was bisexual, so he didn't have to lie.) As my brother told it, though, dad's response was then, "Good, because if you were, one of us would have to leave this house." I knew our dad had always expressed a fair bit of homophobia and transphobia, but I struggled with processing that. Our parents were far from perfect, but they tried. It hadn't been any issue when I'd come out as asexual. If my brother came out, surely it'd just force our dad to rethink some things. I definitely wasn't going to try to pressure my brother into outing himself, though, and I definitely didn't want to out him. The incident itself gave me a way to inquire relatively safely, though, and my parents already knew I had a lot of very different views from them. "Hey, I heard this happened. So what would have happened if he'd said he was gay?" And dad told me, very seriously, looking like it pained him to say it, like *he* was somehow the one being hurt, "I don't think I could accept him." Dad died (cancer) some years later, shortly after I realized I'm nonbinary. I never told him. It wouldn't have been good for either of us. And I'm not sure mom ever realized how damaging it is just knowing one parent's love is conditional, and the other does nothing about it.
I don't have any kids, but I have three nieces and a nephew. If any of them turn out to be gay/lesbian, trans, bi, whatever, I'll still love them the same as I do now.
1st verse is about calling the hotline, 2nd verse is the response from the hotline and the last verse is the feeling after calling.
Fantastic way to do it
This song always makes me cry. As someone who has been through depression and had thoughts of suicide, this song hits home. Love you all out there. Stay safe. People care about you and you can't think of anyone close by, I care about you.
Thanks man
I can relate to your pain and I care for you as well
Love you too!
@JamesWilcox
You do have purpose and keep living for it to find you, if it hasn’t already. Every day this Earth is better with you in it. Love yourself and know you are loved.
As someone who still deals with depression on almost a daily basis I feel ya. Just know that you are loved and you're purpose here is huge! You are meant to be here for a reason!
this is what a real reaction looks like, Lboyd didn't say a word until the end. powerful song.
You didn't even watch it. He stopped it several times. Lmfao. Nice try.
@@mathiasjames8733 He stopped it in the beginning to get the story. Once the plot picked up, he was focused and didn't say a word. So it seems that YOU didn't even watch it.
@@mathiasjames8733 nice try? You act like I had bad intentions with my comment or something.. you need a hug for Christmas bro
"Easier for u" is a goat song by tech nine similar vane
@@simpletimes2819 "nice try" LMAO as if youre some villain
A recent study came out and this song saved literally hundreds of lives. Logic is also a D&D fan.
This song saved hundreds of lives including mine.
@@ST-du4rs I hope you're doing okay
@@jennykathe5789 I’m doing a lot better now, I came out as transgender to my family and I’m now happy and don’t have to fake a smile. I’ve been out for 3 years now.
@@ST-du4rs Thank you for being strong and giving all of us a chance to meet you someday. you are loved
What study are you referring to? Just curious
hey MrLboyd, thank you for your genuine reaction. I'm not sure if you're a father or not but I appreciate you and your response to this video. I really do admire your outlook on all of your reaction videos, but especially this one. A true class act. Thank you for being such a positive figure. I am a father and I think about these things, and I think your reaction would be the same as mine.
Such a pleasure, yes I am a father of 3
@@MrLboydReactsI concur. Your demeanor itself speaks volumes and is huge when the kids become young adults. I keep telling parents body language and facial expressions are loud and memorable. So thank you for being an example for the youth.
Oh and don't stop reacting to videos, it will keep you connected. Peace to you
I literally can't hear this song without crying. Been at that point so many times and this song shines such a bright spotlight on it
Just read an article yesterday and apparently after this song released, there was a sharp rise in calls towards the suicide hotline… according to the study he might’ve saved around 240 people since releasing the song
Damn that's powerful !
I can bet the number is much higher too
Logic performed this song live at the Grammy's, after this song got nominated for one. Definitely should have won it for this masterpiece.
I’m sorry by Joyner Lucas. His storytelling is absolutely legendary. Same topic. Sad but powerful
Noooooo lol I do not want to cry to that song. That song is too dope
That song hits hard. Joyner is a master.
If you look at that whole 508 album, it’s all story telling. I would recommend anyone to listen to all of those songs. But yes. I’m sorry. Ross. Keep it 100. All great songs
Gotta do some Joyner. Keep it 100. Happy Birthday. Good songs.
Yeaah wanted to say that as well, and the song Frozen of Joyner as well..
Under Pressure by Logic has to be your next song! Talks about his personal relationships with his dad, being mixed coming from Virginia! Also one that has a specific video that is connected to Logic would be HOMICIDE featuring EMINEM
But be sure to do the full 9 minute version. The shorter one does not hit the same.
Was an instant classic.
This song became my hope after my brother was killed. I was so lost, and couldn’t even imagine a life free of loss and grief. “Pain don’t hurt the same, I know. The lane I travel feels alone”. How true is this! The trauma and pain we deal with in life feels so isolating and cold, like we are fighting an uphill battle against life, pressure, expectations and past hurts.
To everyone who needs to hear it, you are loved and valuable, and your life is precious.
Not only was this song a mainstream success but he pushed out a positive message while doing so and actually save real human lives!❤️should have won a Grammy for this
Been out for years and this still makes me tear up. He has a lot of message heavy raps. He is definitely in my top 10 rappers. Black spiderman, everybody, and under pressure are good ones to start with for him. Also, homicide, ft eminem 🔥
A lot of his older underground stuff is great to vibe to, but still have great lyrics that tell stories, mostly about his life. Gang related, fade away, I'm gone, alright, and flexicution are all great. His vibe and lyrics remind me a bit of J. Cole.
This song, specifically this video, makes me cry every single time. Logic has some amazing stuff. This song is definitely way different than most of his other stuff though.
I'm not sure if you caught it, but the title of this song is the suicide hotline in the US. Kind of ties together the whole package.
This song is what made me a Logic fan. Turns out he's a crazy talented artist, but this emotional connection is what brought me in. All respect for this song!
I don’t know much about Logic but I’ve seen quite a few of his songs and he’s super talented, did I hear a little while back that he completely stopped making music?
“Having a gay child doesn’t mean you failed as a parent, disowning your child because they are gay means you failed as a parent.”
The first time I heard this song I was in bed and I completely broke down and continued to cry way past the song. It took me a very long time to first reach out for help and I often still find myself struggling to accept help many times, and this song gave me a moment of understanding that I'm not alone and there are people out there who care and are legitimately out there to help. Even when you know things as a fact, sometimes it takes time for you to realize these things.
A song I'd suggest that is also along the vein of social, emotional and mental issues is "Last to Say" by Atmosphere. Although CW as it deals with DV but Atmosphere is general is also a great group.
I have had the same suicidal tendencies for a long time. 31 years old and I can say that it is hard but possible to live and love again. In this songs case, it is intense and shows the highlight of what this feeling does to all of us. I am glad he made the title the suicide hotline
The symphony playing in the background is everything!!
Logic is an incredible artist. Give homicide ft Eminem a listen and also YSIV
ya its kind of a dark song but the name of the song is the number tot he suicide prevention hotline here in the US and he used it to spread awareness
The song really hits hard man. A masterpiece
Order in which you should listen to next if you're looking for some of Logic's deep/emotional songs:
1. Under Pressure (Full 9-minute version)
2. 44 Bars
3. Anziety
logic - under pressure (please listen to the full song!) basically his life story so good
I've been to this point so many times in my life. One time in particular changed me. I think there's that one time that you're so close to actually... Being successful in your attempt that it scares you into changing your ways. For me, I don't even feel like the same person, like my whole thought process has changed. It's scary, but if anyone's feeling depressed and suicidal, try to reach out to someone, even someone online that has felt the same way, or near to it, talk to them, people care, even if they don't know you, there's people out there that cares, not to make themselves feel better, but to bring a little light into this world. Don't let your light fade, in the roughest of times, you'll feel defeated, but fight those demons who are trying to defeat you and say you're stronger and better than them. Cast them aside and leave them behind, because no matter what, you matter. (I should take my own advise sometimes, but that's difficult to do, so don't be like me, be better).
This is honestly, by far, my favorite reaction by you regarding anything. "The unnecessary amount of people extinguishing their own life because of outside pressures and influences is crazy."
Thank you for the brilliance and bravery in making that statement. The fact that the song is titled for the U.S. Suicide Prevention Hotline makes it even more poignant.
While this may not be my "typical" genre, *your* reaction made me equally engrossed and inspired me to want to learn more. I appreciate the broader horizon.
This song and Black Spiderman hooked me into Logic several years ago. Greatly appreciate your quick understanding what the song was about and love your stance on the subject. Having extinguishing thoughts in highschool and even have had a family member overdose 2 days after I turned 31 this past year always makes this song hit hard, but having it on my playlist immensely helps get me through the rougher days.
This is heavy stuff. To me, you have two amazing things here. The song itself which is relatable to anyone who has struggled with depression or dealing with a situation where they felt powerless. In other words, every one of us.
Then you have the music video, which is astonishingly powerful about a boy who doesn't get a chance to come out but gets "found out" and feels like he's lost all power in his life. And it feels so much like it's going to go bad, but the fact that it ends with his dad accepting him just makes it one of the most powerful music videos I've seen.
My bf went to the same babysitter when he was little in Maryland.. logic is amazing
You know how long I've been waiting for logic!
We need to start constantly suggesting Wu Tang Forever guys! That is right down his alleyway FOR SURE!
The way I personally view this, is the music video and the actual song are two different stories, and while the video relates to the song, the song isn't about the video in specific. The song encompasses a general view of why someone would need to call the hotline, some basic and relatable reasons that most people going through suicidal thoughts have, so that the general audience of people who haven't experienced them can understand.
I heard this song for the first time back in 2018, and back then I thought of it as a nice touching story about how someone fixed their mindset and had a nice life. Having re-found the song a few weeks ago, it's taken a whole new meaning to me personally, given the shit I've been through in the last barely two years (And before someone comes in and says some shit like "Well yeah, everyone's gone through shit in the past two years because of the pandemic, you're not special." the shit I'm talking about is completely separate from the pandemic, as in no correlation), and I have been pushed past my breaking point on multiple occasions, so hearing this song now genuinely makes me unable to prevent myself from crying.
Heartwarming reaction from an absolute gem of a human being.
This song gets me in my feelings every single time. Its a true piece of art 😭
I've honestly never been so relieved At the end of a music video
You know a song is powerful when a reactor is silent so much like this. Very poignant. It's a story, a hard hitting impactful story and one that captivates and keeps your attention. Amazingly well done and has helped save hundreds if not thousands of lives so far.
MrLBoyd I think you would make an incredible father. Much love, wisdom and character to pass on my friend. Keep it up. Much love. And everyone out there, keep digging those heels in, it's all we can do sometimes. Love to all of you!!!
Logic, Under Pressure (full version) is a great one. Epic story telling the way the narrative flows!
Confessions of a dangerous mind for sure!!!
great intro to Logic, i hope you've heard more since. If not start with his Early stuff, 90s style hip hop. Logic is the man
I really love this one!!! Thank you for reacting to this one!
My sister committed suicide by overdose 4 years ago in April. My mother passed away in August the year after from Alzheimer's. In October of that year I was held in the psych ward of the hospital due to attempted suicide. I realized after I had cut myself that I didn't want to die and I'll always remember my call to 911 crying and screaming that I didn't want to die. When I was released from the hospital my father had to come and pick me up. That was the worst thing I've ever had to do in my life, getting in the car with him. He almost lost another one. Since then I've become dedicated to speaking out about mental health illness and advocacy, but it's still so hard. Within the last year I've still lost 3 cousins to suicide. 1 was a Marine veteran. I'm so glad that this song was able to make the impact that it did. Thank you for reacting to it. I think any opportunity for it to gain any amount of traction again is so important! 💕💗💕
Obediently Yours is another very message deep song from Logic
I been through depression(I still am going through it)
There have been days were I just couldn't take being alive anymore, I have tried to take my life before, but couldn't go through with it, my days have been getting better, and I'm glad I didn't go through with it, but sometimes I do still have those days where I feel like I'm alone and shouldn't be here
I love Logic. Music always has a message in it.
Albums are always worth a listen. I enjoy The Incredible True Story
I remember back when I was highschool something similar to the locker room scene happened needless to say the basketball team didn't show up for the next few games
MrLBoyd-
You are a beautiful soul. I hope the people in your life hold you high and close. Agree that if you have or choose to have children, you must/will be amazingly perceptive.
I really love how you react to the songs. 🌈
Please take care of yourself and continue to spread the love of all music. 💞
My mother can’t accept me for being a trans woman I didn’t chose to be this way it was the way I was born, I lived a lie for so many years trying not to be me till the point of nearly no return as I was close to taking my own life I couldn’t continue living anymore unless I lived my true life. I new at seven I was different and at eleven I new I should be Helen but only became my true self at 51. So this song hit a vary deep feeling I had all my life thanks for playing it
I'm glad you're living your true self Helen. I have a friend who is only a year younger than you and just now started using her preferred pronouns with a select group of people and let herself express her aesthetic in clothing on a daily basis.
It takes tremendous courage (especially now) and I admire as well as am genuinely happy for you.
Also, if that's you in your profile picture - you're very beautiful and have what we call in the south "a sweet face".
I wish you the best dear. Sincerely.
@@searchingfororion thank you for your lovely words your friend is so lucky to have you in her life I take it your from the USA I come from a little island called jersey not to be mistaken for New Jersey however growing up there and living back there for the past 17 yrs hasn’t been easy. My courage only came after I was backed in to a corner I new I wanted to live but not as the lie anymore so I chose to live and I’m the happiest I have ever been and yes that’s me in the picture. I wish your friend all the best for her future and I hope she has found her happiness. I have found that if you wear the right clothes and learn to do your make up but most of all walk tall with confidence without being afraid of what others think she won’t get mis gendered good luck to you both and a merry Christmas
Good luck in life from here on in, Helen
@@brownsey1 thanks ever so much and the same goes for you to have a great Christmas. May I say humans should accept each and everyone's differences
@@helenlegallais4208 Well we're both in wheelchairs, so we "sit tall" 😉 and she does that glowingly.
Happy Holidays to you.
My little brother is struggling with this and I don’t want to lose him to this, this is a real issue it hits hard for me, I pray for the best 😔🙏
Your commentary after the song ALONE should warrant every God damned view on this to also be a like and a subscribe. Thank you for being who you are, MrLboyd. You are a superb human being.
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This song has gotten me thru my lowest
Logic feat Eminem - Homicide *MUSIC VIDEO*
Logic and Sam Smith have a song called "Pray" that is in a similar vein to this one. Logic also has a song with Eminem "Homicide" and one with Joyner Lucas "ADHD" that are definitely worth checking out.
Bruh, how have you managed to never hear this song. It was EVERYWHERE for like a year or more straight. Great reaction, though! Should definitely get into some more Logic! Could start with Under Pressure, Gang Related, or Isis ft. Joyner Lucas.
I've never heard of or heard this song before until yesterday I think so...yeah
Definitely need to check out his live performance of this. Incredible.
Mr L Boyd, I've been waiting for a Logic reaction for quite some time and I have to say, this was awesome! Such a powerful song that gave me a similar reaction. Also, he has BARS. He has a great catalogue of music and is definitely worth checking out.
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He performed this song a few years back on the ball drop party on New Years Eve and if I recall, calls were up and suicides were way down that year.
The only other song in this genre I know is Invincible by DeStorm ft Ray William Johnson and Chester See. Definitely worth a listen.
As mentioned songs with Joyner Lucas and Eminem are a must watch. You have to listen to Logic-Wu Tang Forever ft. Wi Tang Clan
I think I saw some tears about the second half of this song. Not running down but obviously them wet eyeballs tho. I noticed you started feeling this song and I immediately started feeling it as well. Honestly that's why I watch these reactions because it's kind of like not watching it alone. (Edit) It's pretty powerful to see other people's reaction to what you think has a deep meaning to it.
Haven't seen any comments of it so far but Black Spiderman - Logic is feelgood, fun with a great video
"Under Pressure" is Logic's magnum opus, and a wonderfully told story.
The national suicide prevention number. Call if you need to speak to someone.
Logic ft Eminem homicide 🔥
I see your eyes holding it in 🥺🥺 great reaction 🙏❤️
There's another really positive Hip-hop song called "Get Better' By Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip. Really good feeling to it you might dig it.
Such a powerful and beautiful song ♥️
More Logic! So been waiting for this!
I have been waiting for this one
I appreciate what this song has done for so many but logic’s old work is so special. All the mixtapes and under pressure album are his best 🔥🔥
You need to react to more of him he is so amazing with the way he puts songs together
my boy bobby is coming back!
Please react to more Logic, specially his first album
Under Pressure by Logic. Full length one hits diff. But, this song hits me hard bc of the depression i’ve gone through.
Amazing song, now I want this dude to react to more logic , some songs where he can see the faster logic
logic is so good ! we need more reactions for sure.
I love Logic- Under Pressure its hella long though, singing about his life/family
Watching you almost cry made it hard not to myself, this song rings true to myself & my own family's struggles with mental health. I'm glad the outreach & outspeak about mental health has progressed compared to when I was younger, it was so much more close minded.. but I do have to say the suicide hotline isn't a good idea for help, I know from others experience
This song just reminded me of how often I wish I was dead
This reminds me of the video for "Coming Down" by Five finger death punch
If you check out logic The song "under pressure" and "gang related" are two of his best
My son lost his best friend 6 days ago. It wasn't suicide, or at least not intentional suicide, but yeah.
This world throws away the feelings of the young adults and they end up making horrific decisions that have life changing consequences.
Thank you for this reaction, and for watching it respectfully. Our young people need us to hear them in their entirety and help steer their decisions so they make good choices to reach their goals. RIP Xavier McBride you will be missed by all!
Some notable logic songs (in my playlist) are gang related, homicide and never enough
You are the epitome of what a REAL man/human should be. Accept your babies for who they become.
Love your Reaction.😊👌
Yes... It is the national suicide hotline... Watch the grammy performance of this it is also great....
burried alive and gang related are message heavy and pretty good lyrically
The man was speechless
LOGIC-GANGLAND THOUGH!
This song started the BEEF with *Joyner Lucas* who told him about his concept for *(I'm Sorry)* which you should React to
Wu Tang Forever by Logic. He brought back a legendary group for that track.
Great song with a powerful message. I agree with your statement, but want to just add to it. Let people be as they are, do what they do, as long as it's not hurting anyone physically or mentally.
This song helped me and the bistro I cried I was that girl wanting to give up
I question every day why I'm alive just to work until I die.
I used to listen to this and drive around after my ex had a heart attack and dumped me. My life fell apart after, I don’t know how I didn’t die. Hopefully soon
Yeah, I didn't even know, it's Lifeline.
Wha happen???
We all feel that vibe. This is such a rebound song.
The fast rapping with Eminem is like the first one I heard and then there's him on stage with a girl from the crowd that goes on stage that keeps up with his speed. Hehe.
for those who don't understand the phone number that's the title of this track, it's the Suicide Prevention Hotline for USA. As soon as I saw that, I knew... I just knew...
Citizen Soldier has hard-hitting mental health awareness stuff kinda like this.
Homophobia was one of the things that drove me and my dad apart. When my little brother was in high school, a joking rumor started around that he was gay. To our dad's credit, dad did actually *ask* rather then jump to action, and did accept my brother's "no." (And luckily, it never occurred to dad to ask if my brother was bisexual, so he didn't have to lie.) As my brother told it, though, dad's response was then, "Good, because if you were, one of us would have to leave this house."
I knew our dad had always expressed a fair bit of homophobia and transphobia, but I struggled with processing that. Our parents were far from perfect, but they tried. It hadn't been any issue when I'd come out as asexual. If my brother came out, surely it'd just force our dad to rethink some things. I definitely wasn't going to try to pressure my brother into outing himself, though, and I definitely didn't want to out him. The incident itself gave me a way to inquire relatively safely, though, and my parents already knew I had a lot of very different views from them. "Hey, I heard this happened. So what would have happened if he'd said he was gay?" And dad told me, very seriously, looking like it pained him to say it, like *he* was somehow the one being hurt, "I don't think I could accept him."
Dad died (cancer) some years later, shortly after I realized I'm nonbinary. I never told him. It wouldn't have been good for either of us. And I'm not sure mom ever realized how damaging it is just knowing one parent's love is conditional, and the other does nothing about it.
I don't have any kids, but I have three nieces and a nephew. If any of them turn out to be gay/lesbian, trans, bi, whatever, I'll still love them the same as I do now.