Therapist Reacts - Sunshine by Beartooth
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2023
- Our very own Taylor is a therapist. She also loves all things metal music. So we thought let's take both of those things and start a therapist reacts series!
In this video she's reacting to Sunshine by Beartooth!
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This song slaps so fucking hard. What we are witnessing right now is the rise of Caleb Shomo and the success of his sobriety. Welcome back Caleb you're song gave me goosebumps keep them coming and never stop brother!
I love the idea of a Therapist Reacts series to metal music!!! More please!!
thank you so much!! more on the way!
Definitely got my vote! 😎🔥🤘🎸
@@HeartSupport A lot more I hope! 😎🔥🤘🎸
You should definitely add their last single "Riptide" to your list to react to as well.
Yes!!!
The lead singer is very open about his struggles. He gives a speech in his shows before he plays disease. Or at least he used to.
I’m also drawn to metal music because of the mental health connection. I can relate to the songs. I really like the strategy to deal with comparison by asking myself “would I trade entire lives with this person?” It really creates perspective. Great work!
I can say honestly bands like currents and suicide silence are some of the main reasons I’m still alive today. Metal saved my life. It lets me know I’m not the only one feeling this way.
Give Lorna Shore Pain Remains Trilogy a try !! It's a beautiful story of losing a loved one, the pain that comes with it, to thoughts of suicide. 100 percent recommend 👌
If you haven't already checked out Dark Skies by Fit for a King. That album has very relatable lyrics.
Thank you so much! I'm glad it resonated!!
@@General_Kenobi. LOVE FFAK
I’ve gotten so much enjoyment out of watching people’s reaction to the beginning of the song. I had the same first reaction like WHAT IS THIS when the poppy chorus starts which I love.
Your reactions every time the song switched it up were so infectious and genuine. And the analysis after was so spot on. New sub for sure. I've had this song on repeat since it came out. It's a banger but with so many layers. It's everything you said but the lyrics also deal with seasonal affected disorder and Caleb's literal move from somewhat dreary Ohio to sunny California. Not to mention the symbolism of that physical move mirroring his personal and internal shift towards getting sober and heathier. Can't wait for the new album
aww thank you so much!! I'm glad it resonated! and YES the new album is going to be banger!
I sent this to a friend but I do think i needed this more than them. I've been struggling with a lot, including alcoholism, and Beartooth has been tapping into me like crazy. I love this band and your analysis has already helped. Thank you.
From Mamadien: Oh man this song speaks, doesn't it?? Awesome that you are sharing with a friend who is struggling. We so need to care for each other. We can't do this journey alone. I hate that you too are struggling. Alcohol is such a great numbing agent, isn't it. Boy it can bury the pain for a short while and help us forget not only that we hurt but also sometimes why. But then we can pay an ugly price for it. It beats our body and mind up, eats at our health and doesn't change what's really going on. But while we are drinking it - oh it can be sooo good. But it's only a temporary fix for us. So my friend, you are so worth caring for yourself and your health. Are you getting any help at this time for the alcohol disuse? And are you getting any help for the things that are making you want to numb the pain? You deserve healing my friend, and sunshine and light and life. You matter.
@@HeartSupport I cannot express how much just this comment meant to me. I've not been getting professional help, though I know I should. I've been trying to better a part of my life a step at a time. Alcohol is just one of the steps I've not gotten to yet. Though it may be the most important one.
From Mamadien: You'll know when you are ready to take that step into sobriety. I'm glad you're recognizing your need for it. That is a good sign that you are moving toward that decision. I'm rooting for you in this. And I want you to know that we're here anytime you want to talk about what is going on.
@@HeartSupport Thank you very much :)
Thank you so much for sharing your story here. Alcoholism can be such a difficult thing to struggle with and it often feels really isolating. I hope you are able to continue being brave and share with those around you when you need support. Music always helps and its powerful to find something that you relate to! You've taken the hardest step of admitting you need help and now it will start to get easier. Sending love!
I don't watch/listen to many reaction videos but this video popped up on my feed. It is, by far, the greatest reaction video I have ever seen and that is even before you go into the mental health aspects after the song. I felt like I went on a journey with you simply from your facial expressions. I laughed so many times. What you said and explained after the song also was fantastic. I was MEANT to listen to this video today and I am so happy that I did. Caleb is in a great place atm and it is wonderful to hear/see but you also put a smile on my face by taking this wonderful song and explaining the meaning. Bravo. Well deserved sub!
this is powerful. whatever you're onto-- yes!
shining through the marrow
This video and a couple others of yours really helped me tonight. I found your videos because I'm seeing them next month. I'm currently struggling with substance abuse and my BPD depression as well as some PTSD from events a bit back and, man is it hard. Especially when it all is deafened by a bottle or a pipe.
great reaction! keep reacting to them! greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
I discovered this album very recently and around the same time I started emerging from the depression that has haunted me for years. I know I put a lot of work in but I like to thank Beartooth for giving me music to improve to
This is gold. There is enormous potential here. I look forward to the next one.
Loving your take on this too it's spot on.
saw this and riptide live in tampa before either were released, i loved it
Your reactions to each changeup are amazing and remind me of when I first heard this song. ❤
Your fashion is top tier
Just found your channel. Such a good breakdown of the lyrics! You earned a sub!!
Girl. I JUST listened to this song yesterday for the first time and I can’t stop listening to it! My partner and I pissed off the ENTIRE neighborhood listening to it loud af on repeat last night lol. He and I are both on a strong path of mental health recovery and this song speaks to both of us deeply. Big respect and love to you Taylor for the badass work you’re doing!!! #therapistsaremyheros
Banger! 🔥
this song is amazing and always gives me chills
More please. ❤
Two things, first off this was way more helpful and insightful than I originally thought it would be. It was wild to hear another take on the song I’ve had on repeat for a week. Second, I heard the lyrics “sunshine that will finally show, I might die if I stay in this cold” and my brain immediately jumped to seasonal depression, so in my mind whenever I would listen to this my brain is thinking about SAD and how I really am so much better when the sun finally comes out in the spring. It wasn’t until I heard your take on it that I realized wow she’s right, and now I’m holding both translations of the song in shock and awe of how fantastic beartooth is. Thank you for bringing mental health translations into the metal world❤
SUCH a good perspective! I'm glad you liked it!
First time seeing your channel... you have a new subscriber!
April 2013 could have been the end of me at my own hands. It wasnt planned, my brain just snapped. Paranoia, anxiety, mood switches, adhd, addiction are some of my challenges
Love the vid
he did an interview a while back talking about moving from Columbus to LA, he was tired of the cold winters, tired of leaving his wife on his time off tour to go work in LA for several days at a time. after i saw that and relistened to the chorus i wondered if he was referencing that event in his life.
I’m new but their song “The In-between” is soo good
Should definitely reach to “Riptide” by BT as well! I just saw them in KC last month and it was an incredible show.
I learned I need a therapist. Great video!
Your shirt is appropriate for the this video lol
“If you’re only known for something you don’t wanna be known for, then you start to feel unknown.” Ik exactly how this feels. I made a mistake years ago and I feel like that’s all anyone thinks about in the back of their minds.
From Wings: Yes, mistakes can be very hard to live down. I'm glad that you identify your perception as a feeling rather than a fact. If you are famous and you make a mistake, it really could follow you for many years, maybe even for life.
If instead, you interact with a relatively small group of people on a regular basis, it's amazing how quickly you can "overwrite" how others perceive you. When a famous person makes a mistake, those who hear about it form a "snapshot image" of who that person is. Then usually, they hear nothing more about that person, so that snapshot remains intact and that person is forever identified with whatever mistakes they made.
If your circle of friends and associates is much smaller, and you interact with them on a more regular basis, they gain a far more complete picture of who you are and to what extent you learn from your mistakes. They also come to know how reliable you are. As all this happens, past mistakes fade into distant memory and are surprisingly often, at least functionally, are forgotten.
You are no longer the person you were when the mistake was made. Having acknowledged the mistake, you are less likely to make a similar mistake than someone who has never made such a mistake. A person can choose to let mistakes become instrumental in gaining wisdom and strength.
What would you say to a person who made a similar mistake and is now trying to move beyond it?
There are some people who take pains to remember the mistakes of others, in an attempt to gain psychological advantage and even dominance. I don't think there's much to be done about that, other than to steer clear of them as much as possible.
Those around you who are decent, are much more concerned about the person that you have reliably proven to be and will perceive you based on who you have been in your recent past.
Everyone makes mistakes. If they aren't on record, it's because they weren't caught. Yes, many of those who have not been caught look down their noses at those who have. It would be a mistake to resent them for it because such resentment interferes with one's own emotional well-being.
From Silentbleu: Hello, thank you for sharing. I think it’s important to remember that we all make mistakes, as it’s part of being human. Your mistake doesn’t define you as a person. I know it’s hard to ignore people’s ideas and opinions about you but I hope you can find peace in trying to focus on yourself and keep improving on that as you go through life.
From Mamadien: Oh how that feeling of "now everyone knows me for doing that thing" can sting and burn. When it first happens we really focus on it and likely so do others. But what happens as time goes on? We keep that feeling of this is what I am and it can define us. I hate that. But something happening doesn't have to define who you are as a person. You are much more than that one thing or time in your life. And our feelings may want to keep us tied to that ugly time, but that doesn't have to be. It's okay to redefine yourself to who you really are. The real you. Thank you for posting.
From Mystrose: I'm sorry that you're only known for a mistake you made years ago. That doesn't seem very fair and I can see why you feel like you are unknown. The people in your life are not looking past that mistake and not paying attention to the good person you are. Making a mistake is human nature, it's what we do after that counts in my opinion. Maybe you can leave that mistake in the past and let your light shine looking forward. Let the people in your life see you by showing them who you really are and they will come around and see the real you. Take care! You matter!
Taylor gang 🤘🏼🤘🏼
This is probably the best recording quality a Beartooth song has ever had. They usually song like hot garbage (the band is great live, but recordings sound like they were recorded in a metal bathroom stall).
If you look up Oshie Bichar(Beartooth Bassist) old band City Lights, they have a lot of mental health related lyrics. Listen to Jeremy’s Song. So good
You gotta listen to “I was alive” by beartooth
You should do a react video to" beartooth- disease" I feel like you'd get the same type of vibe like you did for sunshine from them I work in the mental health field here in AZ and there's alot in that song that I feel you would enjoy, love your videos and looking foreward to more and hopefully a react video to my suggestion from beartooth
@heartsupport feel like i got so much to say and so much work to do to get my mind right but dont even know where to begin.
From NateTriesAgain: Yeah it's really hard when you feel like there's this huuuuge chasm between these ideas in your head and your ability to make them happen. It's a depressing gap because it feels so hopeless. It feels like things will never actually happen. Like you're going to die with these things you want to do inside you. And that hopelessness spirals the lack of motivation. Also fear of judgment...fear of failure...fear of getting yourself out there and it not being as good as you thought. Honestly for me, I hide a lot in my head because if I never get it out of my head, no one can tell me I'm a loser. It feels like I can always hide behind the "well I never tried" excuse. I tell myself, "If they only saw what I know I can do." It's a false comfort and keeps me stuck often.
I suppose what I mean to say is - you're not alone. And you're not crazy for feeling that way. And I appreciate you writing in.
-nate
From Micro: It's okay if you don't know where to begin yet. Sometimes it feels like there is so many things going on, so much things we've been burying inside, that it gets to find a sense of clarity through it. It's understandable to feel like the stakes are high when you *share* what's on your heart though - it feels as if you need to have it all clarified and put together in a way that makes sense, so that you would be actually heard and understood. But sometimes what feels messy on our end is actually very clear on the side of the person we're talking to. Just to give an example, I personally struglge with anxiety, which can really feel at times like my thoughts are all mixed up and *any* worry that I have gets piled up on top of the others. So internally it feels like this giant pile of knots to untangle, and I just have no freaking idea where to start. But *talking* about it, even if it's not well constructed, and even if it *feel*s messy, usually help me develop that sens of clarity. It's a little like when we wait to feel a certain way before we get into the action we want to take. In many cases, its the action that actually helps us feel a certain way - kind of reversed process compared to our initial expectations.
I do hope that you can positively answer to this need to talk, just because you feel it and that it's so important to have space where you can express everything you need. There are so many things that we carry on our own but can actually be shared safely. If you would like to give it a try, please know that here you won't be judged for the way you express things. It can actually be a journey *with you* to clarify things and help you organize your thoughts as you express yourself. Sometimes just doing a list of bullet points of all the things that are in our mind/important lately can be a good starting point! All in all, you are never wrong for expressing yourself if it's meant to help you and be a healtht outlet. Know that you're not alone and we are in this with you - as much as you need and as much as you want.
Caleb has never written a bad chorus.
It would be so cool if you interviewed Caleb.
WOULD LOVE TO!!!
Little tip. Eq the mic and maybe an extra pop filter. Possibly back off the mic a bit. Besides that great reaction and love the info given on this
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! i am so bad with technology will give this a try!
I'm not saying this isn't her honest reaction everyone is different you do you but it does seem a touch over played and an act that she's reacting like she is but regardless beartooth slaps no matter how anyone reacts to it
glad you like metal, i do too....this isnt metal though :P yet a totes a good song
Not that it matters what genre a band is, but they definitely dip a toe - or foot - into some kind of metalcore I think. But hey, who cares about genres, I liked this song regardless.
They are definitely heavy into the metalcore side of things, though some songs stray a little.
how is metalcore not metal tho?
Why are you over react like that ? just act normal dude -_-
She's just expressive bro
bro is the dance police
You could mind ya damn business? Learn to have fun bubba.