@Jason Crockett Yes, there are those that do. I am just saddened that most cops are treated with disdain because of the misbehavior of some. I do not believe that any group should be villified because a few are bad. Happy New Year.
shout out to the boy Stu. Officers have so much to deal with, with work and personal life. Sometimes it's the officers who have it worse in life than people they attempt to help. And sometimes officers don't want to ask for help so they won't look weak. Shout out to all my LEO brothers and sisters. Stay strong!
She's bipolar. When she's happy, she's SUPER happy. When she's sad, it's the end of the world. The mood swings in someone who's bipolar are like a roller coaster. The first line of the song "honey load up your questions and pick up your sticks and your stones. And pretend I'm a shelter for heartaches that don't have a home", he's telling her to put all her burdens on him, and he'll take care of her. Such a sad story. Here's a link to the making of the video. Notice Chris playing the bartender. Proceeds from the song are going to a charity that deals with mental health issues. ruclips.net/video/yyeTiJLt9R8/видео.html
Something you might enjoy since you prolly scene about everything Stapleton, checkout he does a short cover of Tuesday's Gone by Skynard at a couple of shows the best one I saw was a Red Rocks about 20,000 views. Also Stapleton and Chris Pratt sang a song on Jimmy Kimmel as a joke when Pratt hosted for Kimmel it's great!
"The first line of the song "honey load up your questions and pick up your sticks and your stones. And pretend I'm a shelter for heartaches that don't have a home". BTW,is that a GREAT line,or what?
Love ya, Stu. You weren’t ready to send him to hell immediately. I know that the beginning of this video was not immediately clear but you had an open mind about and that’s what we need now. It seems that we all make snap judgements before we know the true story. If we could all be like Stu, the world would be a better place. Hats off to you Stu. I love that song and thanks Tae for the honest reaction.
This song hit me so unbelievably hard because I suffer from bipolar disorder and my husband of 17 years is a police officer. This was like the story of my life. My husband is a wonderful man who has stood by me since I was 18 years old. I've put him through a lot of hardship with finances, with me running up hospital bills or spending too much money before I think about and realize what I'm doing. And he's had to deal with a lot of emotional abuse that's extremely hard and, at times, impossible to control. When I'm manic, I'm in orbit and when I'm depressed, I'm ready to die. I've often asked people: "How many men do you know would stay in a relationship with a woman like me? If you were like me, or if your spouse was like me, would the two of you be able to make it work?" Much love to my husband for standing with me and to Chris Stapleton for this video, even if it is hard to watch sometimes.
Depression, isn’t crazy. It’s the saddest thing to deal with, or see a loved one deal with. Heartbreaking. People tend to jump to that person being crazy, when it’s just suffering.
Unconditional love...The video shows life’s ups and downs and when she was at her lowest he couldn’t save her. Drowning in her emotional and mental pain and a police officer who can’t protect or Save the woman he loves.
I suffer from mild bipolar disorder, severe depression and severe anxiety. The first time I saw this video, I thought it was going to be about spousal abuse too, like y'all did(although I didn't take on the "it's a cop" aspect). When I realized what it was really about, I was blown away. This video is the first I've ever seen that deals with the loved ones of people like me. And it is so profound, it actually helps me try to be a better person, even when I am in my darkest hour, because I don't want to hurt the people I love, even when I am living in the darkness that is mental illness. I'm struggling all the time, so I look for reaction vids to this song, because seeing folks recognize that mental illness is real, makes me feel less alone. Thank you for your video.
The blood on his uniform shows that no matter what is going on at home, you got to get up and go to work. It’s hard to walk away from a wife that is hurting mentally, even for your job.
The big dude in the background, he is the good conscience/good angel. His heart is waaaay bigger than his phisical form. :) I love when I see this kind of shinning people.
When I started watching this I also thought he’d killed her. As the video played out I saw myself, I battle depression every day. I don’t suffer from it, I fight it like hell. My husband watched the video and refuses to watch or listen to the song again. He said this video is his biggest fear, that it reminds him of us. I love how you both talked your way through the video and gave a genuine, heartfelt reaction. I’m a hard rock/metal fan and got to meet one of my favorite artists. He battles depression as well. We talked for half an hour and he said to me, “You and I, we are going to refuse to suffer depression. We will battle it. We won’t win every battle but we will win the f***ing war.” He then had his security put myself and my family in the front row and took my son on stage during the concert. Depression is a battle. Do NOT give up! Thank you both for an excellent reaction.
Whoever you are Mr Gray Hoodie but you are so preceptive. It sounded like you genuinely felt the meaning of the song and for those of us who suffer from chronic depression that means the world. So thank you kind stranger😁🥰
I don't know about you. But when I first saw this video, with a tear in my eye, I immediately called my woman to see how her day was and tell her I love her. Life too damn short. Gotta say the things that need heard... everyday.
I cried! Chris Stapleton, Wow! He is so talented! I would love for you guys to team up as one reaction channel! It's interesting to hear you work it out together.
I have been living this life for 35 years it gets tuff sometimes but the love you have will not let you give up try not to be so judgemental celebrate your loved ones for what they are good at not condemn them for their faults does not meen that you have to like their faults it is about loving the person despite the imperfections Peace
Never judge a book by its cover, is an old saying that people used all the time. Not all Peace Officers are bad, but as a society today with all of the news reports about violence, people have a tendency to forget. He tried his best to help her, but in the end he couldn’t. She would have kept trying until it would have been the same outcome. Sad but very true fact!
Unconditional love and depression.. what a meaningful song! As much as he try to deal with her pain he still couldn't save her.. he was trying to take her pain away and the meaning is take your best shot I m not leaving! Fire away I'm still coming back for more.. but still couldnt help her from her mental depression
You are not listening to the words. This is about mental illness and his dedication to be there for her. Okay, now you got it. I like how you worked it out. This is the only song Chris has made a video for (he was the bartender), because the knew the importance of the message.
Dont worry Tae... there's been a lot of focus on cops having domestic trouble and it's understandable to have that be a thought. We are all still trying to keep ourselves from reacting in suspicion to each other bc the images we see and the stories that are told are too often of people who do the wrong things. I'm guilty of it too. Gotta keep looking for the best in everyone. Love your channel and that you guys tackled this. Thanks for sharing it.
Tae, I never heard you apologize. What I did here was you confirming what your friend saw and what actually happened. In my opinion, you should make an apology out there that’s not in the midst of anything else.
Tae and you can call me out on this if you want that’s OK. I took offense to you saying at the beginning “he beat the bitch.” In case you didn’t know, not all women are bitches!
She's going through depression and his love is so strong for her that he's their by her side until the very end.. doesn't judge or push her away, he's just their by her side... That's what love looks like
This video, this song is me!!! I survived my self inflicted injuries. Plz take us that have bi polar disorder seriously. It's the worse roller coaster you could ever be on. I thank God everyday that I'm still here. If you or a loved one is suffering plz reach out to someone.
Great reaction, your friend caught on fast. PTSD and emotional disorders are such a serious issue, it is devastating for everyone involved. I stuck by him no matter how ugly he got, but in the end my love and care couldn't prevent him from taking his own life.
Chris’ record company was pressuring him to create a video to promote some of the songs on this album and he refused to do a video that was focused on promoting him, just some ego boost for sales. Finally he agreed IF it could be done HIS way and with a purpose and message. This is the result. Chris plays the bartender, his only appearance in the video. This says sooo much about the person he is and proves he does this because music is his passion! It’s not about fame and fortune ultimately for him.
Bravo for admitting the mistake And for talking the whole thing thru! (Wow on catching the blood so quick). I love people talking about metal Illness and catching Chris as the Bartender, yet ignoring an Oscar nominee played the cop. Ben Foster is always amazing and never afraid to take on bad guys or small roles. Last Survivor, This Video, The Dan Brown movie, and my favorite Alpha Dog. He is amazing and I loved seeing Chris Stapleton’s wife also
Props to StuBaby540 that man is smart!! Brings awareness to bipolar disorder and also lets you know to not judge anyone cause you never know what a Preston is going thru in life!!❤️❤️
this is sad but has a great message,we all need to think about each other more and try to treat each other as we want others to treat us,you never know what someone else is going through.
Ben Fisher is the actor playing the police officer, a great actor, although I don't know why you don't see him in more movies, he can play crazy like you wouldn't believe. Watch him in 310 To Yuma with Russell Crowe.
Dealing with somebody who has Bi-Polar disorder with suicidal tendencies - and trying to care for them and protect them - Yea... the bars never that far away😔😔😔
No, no, there isn't any abuse, just deep pain and sometimes many don't know another way out, or get away from this mental anguish 😭. This is what a lot of people deal with on a daily basis. Heartbreaking 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏
Love your support for law enforcement. I can say it can be tough separating work and home. Keep doing watch you’re doing. I’m going to go hit that subscribe button!! ✌🏼
Stu Baby! Thanks for breaking this joint down for a brother! I never got the lyric correlation until now! I was thinking, “What does fire away have to do with this video?” Wowzers a brother be on his game! Had to become a subscriber to your channel after that!
Well damn!! You see a cop, and your total focus is "he's a cop". And it immediately turns into, "I think he's beatin' on her. I hear a lot cops be doing that". SMH. If you watch her from the beginning, she's struggling hard with her mental health. And that "cop", her man, didn't abandon her like many would. He did everything he could to help her. But her demons won. This happens WAY more often then it's talked about. It's heartbreaking
This is important. I liked this video, because watching these young men you see a glimpse into what we all as human beings do, and has what has been our downfall for as long as God put us here. We all tend to be visual, and audible creatures. We take the first thing we see, or the first strong speaker, a rumor, and we automatically make our decisions on that, instead of looking deeper. Having empathy, trying to walk in someone else’s shoes, or thinking deeper. Every ACTION has a REACTION! This has caused Wars, division, the witch trials, slavery, the Holocaust. You see the progression of these young men, with their initial thought, and then once they realize what was really going on. Watch any movie, read any book. You see this is how every storyline goes. Just remember, things are NEVER as they seem.
The video starts with the ending...yes his wife's blood on his shirt....she is bipolar...he loves her so much he is willing to go through her ups a downs...he says in the song "pick up your sticks and stones and fire the at me...pretent I'm a shelter where heartaches have no home...he saved her many times but in the end he couldn't save her
Homie in the grey nailed the meaning of the song from the beginning. Respect
Absolutely
Yup, picked up on it immediately. Mad love ❤
The guy in the grey totally gets it… thank you… so many people don’t understand
Yessss
Your Bud is more switched on than you.
The Big Guy is one wise dude, man...
Amen to that!!!!
"P" hat is jumpin to conclusions, Grey hoodie is level headed and on target. We need more Grey hoodies in this country!
I hate that we live in a society that the first reaction to seeing a cop is to automatically think he’s a horrible person. 😢
Christa Swint amen!
It is sad.
He was commenting on the blood on his shirt, but yeah
@Jason Crockett Yes, there are those that do. I am just saddened that most cops are treated with disdain because of the misbehavior of some. I do not believe that any group should be villified because a few are bad. Happy New Year.
I get the police officer beating stats but if you listen to the song he’s telling you the truth
My boy in the Grey needs to run this channel he has the best understanding
Hes a cop with a wife that has bi-polar... he try's and helps her through her tough times but she cant help her ownself....
shout out to the boy Stu. Officers have so much to deal with, with work and personal life. Sometimes it's the officers who have it worse in life than people they attempt to help. And sometimes officers don't want to ask for help so they won't look weak. Shout out to all my LEO brothers and sisters. Stay strong!
She's bipolar. When she's happy, she's SUPER happy. When she's sad, it's the end of the world. The mood swings in someone who's bipolar are like a roller coaster. The first line of the song "honey load up your questions and pick up your sticks and your stones. And pretend I'm a shelter for heartaches that don't have a home", he's telling her to put all her burdens on him, and he'll take care of her. Such a sad story. Here's a link to the making of the video. Notice Chris playing the bartender. Proceeds from the song are going to a charity that deals with mental health issues. ruclips.net/video/yyeTiJLt9R8/видео.html
Something you might enjoy since you prolly scene about everything Stapleton, checkout he does a short cover of Tuesday's Gone by Skynard at a couple of shows the best one I saw was a Red Rocks about 20,000 views.
Also Stapleton and Chris Pratt sang a song on Jimmy Kimmel as a joke when Pratt hosted for Kimmel it's great!
Joe Smith I saw the Kimmel thing but not the other. I’ll check it out.
@@lisazaccardimeunier8378 its not the full song but will leave you wanting it lol
@@JoeSmith-iv3sf wow, that gave me chills. I love Skynyrd, and Chris can sing anything to me! lol
"The first line of the song "honey load up your questions and pick up your sticks and your stones. And pretend I'm a shelter for heartaches that don't have a home".
BTW,is that a GREAT line,or what?
You jumped to the conclusion that he was beating on her because he's a cop. SHOCKING
Love ya, Stu. You weren’t ready to send him to hell immediately. I know that the beginning of this video was not immediately clear but you had an open mind about and that’s what we need now. It seems that we all make snap judgements before we know the true story. If we could all be like Stu, the world would be a better place. Hats off to you Stu. I love that song and thanks Tae for the honest reaction.
Ur boy is with u is a good dude. U can just tell.
I love how the guy in the back was thinking logically and the front guy went straight to stereo types....🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Bipolar depression is awful. Glad he did this video.
This song hit me so unbelievably hard because I suffer from bipolar disorder and my husband of 17 years is a police officer. This was like the story of my life. My husband is a wonderful man who has stood by me since I was 18 years old. I've put him through a lot of hardship with finances, with me running up hospital bills or spending too much money before I think about and realize what I'm doing. And he's had to deal with a lot of emotional abuse that's extremely hard and, at times, impossible to control. When I'm manic, I'm in orbit and when I'm depressed, I'm ready to die. I've often asked people: "How many men do you know would stay in a relationship with a woman like me? If you were like me, or if your spouse was like me, would the two of you be able to make it work?" Much love to my husband for standing with me and to Chris Stapleton for this video, even if it is hard to watch sometimes.
Depression, isn’t crazy. It’s the saddest thing to deal with, or see a loved one deal with. Heartbreaking. People tend to jump to that person being crazy, when it’s just suffering.
Unconditional love...The video shows life’s ups and downs and when she was at her lowest he couldn’t save her. Drowning in her emotional and mental pain and a police officer who can’t protect or Save the woman he loves.
I suffer from mild bipolar disorder, severe depression and severe anxiety. The first time I saw this video, I thought it was going to be about spousal abuse too, like y'all did(although I didn't take on the "it's a cop" aspect). When I realized what it was really about, I was blown away. This video is the first I've ever seen that deals with the loved ones of people like me. And it is so profound, it actually helps me try to be a better person, even when I am in my darkest hour, because I don't want to hurt the people I love, even when I am living in the darkness that is mental illness. I'm struggling all the time, so I look for reaction vids to this song, because seeing folks recognize that mental illness is real, makes me feel less alone. Thank you for your video.
This song/video makes me cry every time 😭
The blood on his uniform shows that no matter what is going on at home, you got to get up and go to work. It’s hard to walk away from a wife that is hurting mentally, even for your job.
Feels like you're watching a movie with this music video
Stu is droppin that kinda wisdom you gotta climb a tall mountain to gain......
The big dude in the background, he is the good conscience/good angel. His heart is waaaay bigger than his phisical form. :) I love when I see this kind of shinning people.
The whole video is a memory. The good, the bad and the end just tied it all together.
YOU AND YOUR FRIEND ARE WISE AND BOTH OF YOU HAVE HEART.
He became an officer for the same reason he wants to help her. It’s who he is-he wants to help people.
He isn’t beating on her, he is her savior, every time… The end he couldn’t save her🥺😔
When I started watching this I also thought he’d killed her. As the video played out I saw myself, I battle depression every day. I don’t suffer from it, I fight it like hell. My husband watched the video and refuses to watch or listen to the song again. He said this video is his biggest fear, that it reminds him of us. I love how you both talked your way through the video and gave a genuine, heartfelt reaction. I’m a hard rock/metal fan and got to meet one of my favorite artists. He battles depression as well. We talked for half an hour and he said to me, “You and I, we are going to refuse to suffer depression. We will battle it. We won’t win every battle but we will win the f***ing war.” He then had his security put myself and my family in the front row and took my son on stage during the concert. Depression is a battle. Do NOT give up! Thank you both for an excellent reaction.
The video is so powerful that you have to go back and listen to it again to get the superb vocal Chris gives us.
Ive heard Drs say anxiety and depression can just hit you out of the blew which is why she changed like she did, but that's an awesome song!!!
Amen guys. Long time psychiatric nurse. You guys have good hearts. Keep building bridges brothers
Whoever you are Mr Gray Hoodie but you are so preceptive. It sounded like you genuinely felt the meaning of the song and for those of us who suffer from chronic depression that means the world. So thank you kind stranger😁🥰
"Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore" great song.
I don't know about you. But when I first saw this video, with a tear in my eye, I immediately called my woman to see how her day was and tell her I love her.
Life too damn short.
Gotta say the things that need heard... everyday.
I love the guy in the back, made me cry with his explanation
Barely Alive acoustic version by Chris really shows his vocals.
I cried! Chris Stapleton, Wow! He is so talented! I would love for you guys to team up as one reaction channel! It's interesting to hear you work it out together.
A few more Great songs by Chris...
Outlaw state of mind
Nobody to blame
Midnight train to Memphis
You are the first one I’ve watched that noticed the blood that fast
You guys like the Gospel/Blues/Country you got to Check out Brooks and Dunn “I Believe” (video)
I have been living this life for 35 years it gets tuff sometimes but the love you have will not let you give up try not to be so judgemental celebrate your loved ones for what they are good at not condemn them for their faults does not meen that you have to like their faults it is about loving the person despite the imperfections Peace
Never judge a book by its cover, is an old saying that people used all the time. Not all Peace Officers are bad, but as a society today with all of the news reports about violence, people have a tendency to forget. He tried his best to help her, but in the end he couldn’t. She would have kept trying until it would have been the same outcome. Sad but very true fact!
My brother has been with his bi-polar wife for over 30 years! It's a VERY hard thing to deal with...for BOTH OF THEM! What an amazing song! 😢
the song by itself comes off totally different if youve never seen the video
Deep! Thanks Stu and, Tae. Great reaction. Love this song!
This video was filmed in Portland, TN where I live. I remember when they did this.
Thank for the info.
Unconditional love and depression.. what a meaningful song! As much as he try to deal with her pain he still couldn't save her.. he was trying to take her pain away and the meaning is take your best shot I m not leaving! Fire away I'm still coming back for more.. but still couldnt help her from her mental depression
O M G..I Love the guy in grey!! He totally understands!!
Wow, I've seen this several times and never noticed the blood and badge. Good catch.
You are not listening to the words. This is about mental illness and his dedication to be there for her. Okay, now you got it. I like how you worked it out. This is the only song Chris has made a video for (he was the bartender), because the knew the importance of the message.
Dont worry Tae... there's been a lot of focus on cops having domestic trouble and it's understandable to have that be a thought. We are all still trying to keep ourselves from reacting in suspicion to each other bc the images we see and the stories that are told are too often of people who do the wrong things. I'm guilty of it too. Gotta keep looking for the best in everyone. Love your channel and that you guys tackled this. Thanks for sharing it.
Tae,you should say your sorry for jumping the gun on the interpatation.Just think if your friend wasn,t there to school you straight.
Lol I did . Did you watch the whole video
Tae, I never heard you apologize. What I did here was you confirming what your friend saw and what actually happened. In my opinion, you should make an apology out there that’s not in the midst of anything else.
Tae and you can call me out on this if you want that’s OK. I took offense to you saying at the beginning “he beat the bitch.” In case you didn’t know, not all women are bitches!
@@LadyGator1983 🙏🙏🌷💞💘😘🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I've lost too many to depression!
She's going through depression and his love is so strong for her that he's their by her side until the very end.. doesn't judge or push her away, he's just their by her side...
That's what love looks like
Some great commentary from you both. Really worth listening to. Thanks.
The doctor said “time of death”
Thought sometimes Love is not enough, it should be a game changer but its just not enough sometimes...Love the vid Guys, thank you !
I just get it. I’ve lived it. Makes me cry every time. I am it
This 1 is going to be rough the high's and Low's when dealing with Mental ILLNESS.
This video, this song is me!!! I survived my self inflicted injuries. Plz take us that have bi polar disorder seriously. It's the worse roller coaster you could ever be on. I thank God everyday that I'm still here. If you or a loved one is suffering plz reach out to someone.
You realize hes the bartender in this song
The song and video really bring awareness to the pain of being in love with someone with mental illness.
Great reaction, your friend caught on fast. PTSD and emotional disorders are such a serious issue, it is devastating for everyone involved. I stuck by him no matter how ugly he got, but in the end my love and care couldn't prevent him from taking his own life.
Wise words from friend! Bipolar is a horrible disease. Moods are Up and down all the time.
Great reaction, your both beautiful young men!!!
I have bipolar depression and it goes hand in hand with anxiety. The 2 together can make you want to take your own life.
Chris’ record company was pressuring him to create a video to promote some of the songs on this album and he refused to do a video that was focused on promoting him, just some ego boost for sales. Finally he agreed IF it could be done HIS way and with a purpose and message. This is the result. Chris plays the bartender, his only appearance in the video.
This says sooo much about the person he is and proves he does this because music is his passion! It’s not about fame and fortune ultimately for him.
Bravo for admitting the mistake And for talking the whole thing thru! (Wow on catching the blood so quick). I love people talking about metal Illness and catching Chris as the Bartender, yet ignoring an Oscar nominee played the cop. Ben Foster is always amazing and never afraid to take on bad guys or small roles. Last Survivor, This Video, The Dan Brown movie, and my favorite Alpha Dog. He is amazing and I loved seeing Chris Stapleton’s wife also
Great reaction bro!!!
Bro in the grey hoodies 🥰 You nailed everything, your a beautiful soul ♥️ Bless
Props to StuBaby540 that man is smart!! Brings awareness to bipolar disorder and also lets you know to not judge anyone cause you never know what a Preston is going thru in life!!❤️❤️
this is sad but has a great message,we all need to think about each other more and try to treat each other as we want others to treat us,you never know what someone else is going through.
Ben Fisher is the actor playing the police officer, a great actor, although I don't know why you don't see him in more movies, he can play crazy like you wouldn't believe. Watch him in 310 To Yuma with Russell Crowe.
Out of all the reactions I’ve watched on this song, you Mr P Cap guy, sorry idk ur name. U r the only one to see that!! Very good!!! What an eye!!
So glad you two got to the point of the lyrics ❤️❤️❤️
One of the few reaction videos that got it right
You really should have finished watching before speculating. You could have not been more wrong.
Yes... I HATE reaction videos that stop the video to "talk"..
JUST WATCH THE DANG VIDEO!!
I like that they showed us their own journey with this song. Takes guts to show you made a mistake.
First time visiting your channel. Your buddy in the background is a good friend to you.. listen
Dealing with somebody who has Bi-Polar disorder with suicidal tendencies - and trying to care for them and protect them -
Yea... the bars never that far away😔😔😔
No, no, there isn't any abuse, just deep pain and sometimes many don't know another way out, or get away from this mental anguish 😭. This is what a lot of people deal with on a daily basis. Heartbreaking 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏
Love your support for law enforcement. I can say it can be tough separating work and home. Keep doing watch you’re doing. I’m going to go hit that subscribe button!! ✌🏼
Love you guys.
Stu Baby! Thanks for breaking this joint down for a brother! I never got the lyric correlation until now! I was thinking, “What does fire away have to do with this video?” Wowzers a brother be on his game! Had to become a subscriber to your channel after that!
I would really love for you to react to Brooks and Dunn BELIEVE. Please
Great reaction guys! ❤
Love the pirates hat! Born and raised in SW PA!
Well damn!! You see a cop, and your total focus is "he's a cop". And it immediately turns into, "I think he's beatin' on her. I hear a lot cops be doing that". SMH. If you watch her from the beginning, she's struggling hard with her mental health. And that "cop", her man, didn't abandon her like many would. He did everything he could to help her. But her demons won. This happens WAY more often then it's talked about. It's heartbreaking
This is important. I liked this video, because watching these young men you see a glimpse into what we all as human beings do, and has what has been our downfall for as long as God put us here. We all tend to be visual, and audible creatures. We take the first thing we see, or the first strong speaker, a rumor, and we automatically make our decisions on that, instead of looking deeper. Having empathy, trying to walk in someone else’s shoes, or thinking deeper. Every ACTION has a REACTION! This has caused Wars, division, the witch trials, slavery, the Holocaust.
You see the progression of these young men, with their initial thought, and then once they realize what was really going on. Watch any movie, read any book. You see this is how every storyline goes. Just remember, things are NEVER as they seem.
now that--------was deep.
Stu. Mad respect for you. You are one hell of a person. Would love to know you.
you want to hear a badass blue's the singer sounds just like oties the Teskey brothers
You're the first reaction that I've ever seen that foreshadowing
Dude in the grey hoody needs to run this channel. He knows what's up.
Try Brooks an Dunn's, "Believe". You will love it!
Got yourself a new subscriber, keep it up fellas
The video starts with the ending...yes his wife's blood on his shirt....she is bipolar...he loves her so much he is willing to go through her ups a downs...he says in the song "pick up your sticks and stones and fire the at me...pretent I'm a shelter where heartaches have no home...he saved her many times but in the end he couldn't save her
1K gratz..GR8 react!
Grey hoodie is on point , respect 🫡
That’s the pain of loving someone with Bi Polar😢
WOW
Chris!