HUM (slowed + reverb) Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story Soundtrack

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

Комментарии • 10

  • @medha9304
    @medha9304 7 дней назад +2

    one of the best that I've come across so far. great job

  • @glendamascena
    @glendamascena 21 час назад

    adorei esse vídeo! tornou a música mais intensa e incrível

  • @azelia3713
    @azelia3713 Месяц назад +2

    This is so eerie, chills

  • @ideno1985
    @ideno1985 2 месяца назад +10

    This is so good. Heart-wrenching in every way. Thank you

    • @sftcoffe_
      @sftcoffe_  2 месяца назад +4

      Of course. And I agree, the soundtrack is very heart-wrenching.

  • @slushsvoid5041
    @slushsvoid5041 5 дней назад

    It's so sad that when you see their family photos, you would think of them as a perfectly normal family with parents that are crazy wealthy with two sons who are spoiled, regardless if you know their story or not. Then it just hits you the horrors that these boys went thru. Like how can a parent even imagine doing this to their own fkn child????? And the fact that the boys said that they felt safer in a jail cell rather in their own home- Seriously, nobody, and I mean it, NOBODY deserves to go thru the pain and suffering that these two experienced :(((

  • @azelia3713
    @azelia3713 Месяц назад +2

    This video is amazing, gives me that deep pit of sadness watching. Those poor boys went through sm.😢

  • @giantm3414
    @giantm3414 Месяц назад

    Non conosco bene la storia reale o la serie tv, ma questo video e canzone è molto creepy..

    • @sftcoffe_
      @sftcoffe_  7 дней назад

      It is very creepy, the song is from the Monsters: The Erik and Lyle Menendez Story, who were convicted of ending their parents in 1989. The brothers claimed they ended their parents after enduring years of abuse and SA by their father. At the time, their story was met with skepticism, as many struggled to believe that male victims of abuse, particularly by their father, could exist. The show although not entirely accurate depicts the hidden trauma they suffered and how society at the time had difficulty acknowledging male victimhood, especially in cases of SA. This disbelief contributed to the controversy and public skepticism surrounding the case. However I believe they were abused.