Rock Singer reacts to Five Finger Death Punch | Wrong Side of Heaven | FIRST TIME!
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This reaction video wins the internet to me. From a disabled vet, thank you. To my fellow vets I would like to say this: When someone walks up to you and thanks you for your service, Thank them in return for being worth it. I struggled for years trying to come up with a response to this display of appreciation. I needed a way to tell them that I didn't do it for me, but for them. God Bless the United States and all of her citizens. 💛
thank you. from the bottom of my heart, thank you. i lost my father when i was just a few years old in iraq right at the beginning of the war. i try my best to be worth it every day because of people like him and you.
As a divorced fourth generation vet, with TBI and PTSD, that was homeless for three years and now existing under a program for homeless vets, who wakes up thinking shit another day. Yeah this song always hits hard. I love that they did this to bring awareness of what so many live through and despise how it makes me feel inside.
It is what it is.
Brother that’s perfect, I always say at least it was sunny or some deflection, thank you sir
@@c0mbatw0mbat95 He's looking down with his buddies hollering: "That's MY kid, right there! THAT is what I am most proud of!" Don't ever forget how much he loves you. May the Creator bless you hard this day. 💛
@@JacobMoore-tk7wt You are welcome, brother. May the Creator bless you hard this day!
I served in 10th mountain
And the misconception of the public is what hurts us the most.
“No one loves the warrior, until the enemy is at the gate.”~unknown
I see that too my sons Army serving now My whole family has been serving since 1775 actually before that and I get pissed when I hear someone disparage our military service members, they don’t like what I say to them because it’s truth, I tell them if it wasn’t for our volunteering service members yes you get paid benefits but honestly it’s not enough and you sign up for serving our people our country if it wasn’t for them doing that you wouldn’t have freedom to say what you say That’s the part they cannot argue with So Thank you humbly for your service from this military mama and May God bless you and yours Godspeed patriot ❤️🇺🇸🙏🏻. Ps sorry for the rant Much love and respect sent ❤️
@@blueloulove you are part of the military family ma'am. Military mothers are why we fight so hard to come home. Its also why god can sometimes turn female in the field. Our mama's and our wives are what we think about for comfort, and why we try to make sure all our brothers come home to their mama's too. I had a master sgt. tell me in the Marines that our chain of command is, the commandant of the Corps, mom, God. That is how important our mama's are. Semper Fi to you.
@@mickluchsinger486 thank you for your kind truthful words I have never had it put to me like that my son told me if it wasn’t for me and his wife that he wouldn’t have made it thru Iraq, he couldn’t find the words like you did though I will share this with him! God bless you and I humbly and heartedly send you love and respect and a very genuine Thanks for your service! Godspeed Patriot ❤️🇺🇸🙏🏻 you brought a tear to my eye Thanks again ❤️
The problem is not the people that serve, it is the people that make the decisions. Politicians and officers who serve corporate interests and are willing to send soldiers to their deaths for corporate profits and throw away those that survive and can't be used anymore.
By far my favorite 'social commentary' song to tackle the issues of the 20 year long "war on terror". Thanks for playing it.
Love this band and especially this song. Hang in tight! Big hugs, brother!
Thanks for watching this video. Marine vet, I lost 2 brothers while I was in and 3 more to their own hands after we got out. 22 a day makes me angry. To all my warriors out there until we meet in Valhalla and drink a horn together Semper Fi. NEVER FORGOTTEN USMC
22 a day is 22 too many
Bro I can't say or even hope to feel you, but I care and you're not alone
I must have watched at least 30 reactions to this and i still get emotional. But my man this is the best by far that ive seen. Compassion!!!
I'm a 73 year old Vietnam Veteran, and I've seen this video many, many times. I've cried every time. Btw... This is an old video and the numbers they quoted are much higher now. For example, on average 22 veterans commit suicide every day., not the 12 as per the video. You're right... many people in the U.S. don't like veterans, and many hate us. I have been called "baby-killer" and a "war criminal:" in the last year. I used to think that the hate would end after a while. Now I know that it won't end until all the Vietnam Vets are gone. Our war will finally be over when we take our last breath. It won't end while we're still alive. Thanks for doing this video, and thanks for how it affected you. Peace brother!
I'm a 3rd generation veteran (both grandfathers WWII, dad Vietnam (wife is Active Duty)) and this video always hits me hard. I just recently started working at the VA hospital near me (my 3rd as a patient, 1st as an employee) and I feel like I'm where I belong when I'm there. The overall vibe at this hospital is positive - it's the first job I've had in years where I don't dread going to work.
FFDP is my favorite band. THANK YOU FOR PLAYING THAT VIDEO !!! YOU ROCK !!
I'm a veteran myself I started with Operation desert Storm went through Bosnia Somalia and five tours in Iraq and enduring freedom and I struggle with PTSD everyday of my life and will struggle with it for the rest of my life the government itself has known the VA system has been broken since world war II and hasn't done anything to fix it because they don't care. The dod just released information that in 2018 that 851 American soldiers took their own lives because of PTSD guilt depression and everything else that goes with it I'm grateful the five finger death Punch for putting this video out there with all the information we lose 22 American heroes every day to PTSD depression and guilt because they self-terminate that is 22 too many. Fort Carson Colorado holds the Guinness book of world's record for the most soldiers accidentally killing a family member or friend due to being in combat mode and something you're right when you said the government failed us people are doing their best to try and help veterans but when the government's taxing them like it's hard for them to financially. The problem is the people have been come afraid of the government when it should be the government be afraid of the people.
@Strongdad, I have viewed a few of your reactions and they all have been well documented. As for this one, being a Vet myself is hard to watch. But I can relate in so many ways to the Vets portrayed in the video. I myself never experienced homelessness, my family was very supportive and waited for me to tell my story and even then was supportive and showed no judgement. But the reason I did not tell them right away is because I was scared of what there reaction would be. I was a 92Y which is a Supply Specialist, (which is a person who does all sorts of logistics.) There were two parts of the video that really got me, 1 - The part where the Vet is getting arrested and the officer sees that they have the same tat. That tat is they were in the same unit. 2 - the part at the end when the vet said to his friend, "You saved my life brother." See even though we have so many differences in the world, majority if us Vets that serve do not see color, religion, sex, all we see is a battle buddy. Now don't get me wrong, we do have some of the filth that is done on the civilian side, but it is less of it.
Thank you. So many of ours are in pain😢
Strondad you are the 💣 bomb!! I was crying along with you.😢 God bless you 🙏🩵
Thank you for this. As a veteran who was shot in Afghanistan, and fought through it hand to hand and was sliced 3 times with a machete.
I’m alive and our enterpreter was shot and killed. The guilt never goes away.
I have this song with me always. I am unbelievably moved by it. I am completely disgusted my our deplorable government 👍👹
Each of you must be respected & honored!!🇺🇸✌️ It's insane to me when you are not. My father & son both served. Please know you will forever be in my thoughts & prayers 🙏.🇺🇸✨🇺🇸
I'm from Germany, my Brother has Served. I remember the fear that horrified me and my mother of losing him..the fear that he never come back to us. He never talks about what he saw there. And I don't understand why vet's are so left alone..they risk there life's for they families, for they countries. It broke my heart everytime I see this video or listen to this song. I could never walk by - careless - on such homeless people. You never know what this person is going through..😢 you never know.
My son served with the 10th Mountain Division in 2008 through 2012 and is still in. The anger I feel seeing this video hits me to my core..... the things these soldiers have seen and done aren't anything a civilian can comprehend....
You just earned a follow. I was born & raised in the military, joined the military. I was homeless for 4 yrs. Pretty much had to pull myself put and get a life. Still no help for my issues thou. I am currently working on starting a program where Vets help Vets. So many of the agencies that are suppose to help keep most of the money within their organization. We need to band together and do it.
You're a good man. I enjoy your videos because of a word very closely associated with 'compassion'-- 'empathy'. It's evident that you have the capacity to empathize with many different kinds of people, and that makes your reactions authentic and insightful. I look forward to watching many more of your reactions in the future.
Listen to Brighter Side of Gray. I can't listen to it, all I can think of is my baby sister I lost to ALS. That's what makes it amazing though. Their lyrics are so damn good, the music fits perfectly,, and the message, although heartbreaking, it's incredible.
Compassion. Yes indeed, compassion. My dad served in Nam and this one always hit me. Thank you for your very human reaction Sir.
I saw a man from Pakistan on youtube commenting on this, and he couldn't understand how you could leave your soldiers in the lurch. They don't leave their soldiers in the lurch, they make sure they have the best life possible
Love your reaction ❤
🎉❤❤this is all about humility, compassion, empathy, understanding a tiny little of what they give up
Thank you, I hope you and your family are doing well! Love from Spain!
Im a bit late to this reaction but since it's this particular song, ive got to chime in.
U.S. Army, retired tank commander, disabled. Like many of my Brothers and Sisters at Arms, suffering from PTSD is hard.
I didn't even realize i had it, or believe it until my Dr told me.
God bless all my unfortunate Brothers and Sisters out there dealing with this ❤
I am a Veteran or a Combat Veteran. I served in the Army as an 11 Bravo (infantry) from April 2001 to August 2005. I fought in Iraq from 2004-2005 right after the initial invasion, I did 14 months there. We were in Iraq during the birth of the insurgency there, so we were fighting in my generations Vietnam. Regular infantry is not trained to fight a counter insurgency, that is a job more for Special Forces. Every time I watch that video from Five Finger Death Punch it always brings a tear to my eyes. Not a lot of things effects me emotionally anymore since I had to do or live through a lot of things in Iraq that most people shouldn't have to do or see.
*More **_Electric Callboy_** plz!* 🎶
you bet!
I too served in the 10th mountain division. If your father is still alive tell him "climb to glory" and thank him for his service from me. This video hits home hard for me because I've been through a lot of what this video shows. I suffer from survivors guilt and it's been hard but I'm coping with it. Love you brother and GOD BLESS THE USA.
He passed 5 years ago but thank you! and thank you for your service!
Another great song of theirs is a cover of the song "gone away". It's another tribute to our military.
Thank you for your service brother. Much love and respect. 👊
Great reaction
I was hoping to see the numbers at the end though in case any veterans that might be in crisis came across this reaction
Have an amazing day and an even better week everyone
Same, brother.
Here in Australia our vets are paid pensions ie payments for the rest of there lives and even after there families receive a payment to support them , i don't know why this isn't done in America, you guys see sooo much more action compared to us Aussies and have save so manys lives how is the American government justifiing this , breaks our hearts to see this happnn 😢
As a veteran this is sad! I've had Marine brothers who committed suicide and it angers me.
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I have lost a lot of my veteran friends. It's so sad. I support every single veteran. I have lost at least a dozen veteran friends. Due to suicide. It's a shame
My God how I suffer to see these images, war should not exist, we only have one life and we should all live in peace🙏🙏🙏
What is the worth of freedom when you cannot choose it. Compassion towards the ones that tried and failed should be more appreciated. It should be allowed to be lucky, but the USA seems to award the results rather than the effort. The power of luck is severly underrated in the US.
btw Love the TSR beanie.
Are you a D&D fan?
Thank you for reacting to this.... '99-'07 "0311, Infantry. You made it." GySgt Hartman... The time sucked, the men were heroic.
Danish vet here. Seen some ugly shit. I didn't deploy to protect my country. I went because I wanted to make an end to the atrocities in Afgha. Now those hopes have died and I'm left with thoughts of not having made any fucking difference at all.
U should do a reaction to "still my hero" by Barbo gator and Jelly roll. It hits hard but it is a fantastic song
Please listen to personal Jesus by Diana Ankudinova👍
If I ever hear some1 say enlisted are evil... I'll drop hands....I'm in Canada (bad apples everywhere).... My own mental health issues feel petty (I'm good) but to downplay our veterans.... No words...
I noticed you’ve done reaction videos to Dimash. His favorite artist is Laura Fabian. If you react to Lara Fabian, do adagio live version fantastic!!
as a combat vet, thank you for your reaction. and now my little rant. if you dont appreciate veterans, move to a country where you dont have the rights afforded to you by an American soldier
The US government spent $75 billion on the war in Ukraine, this money would be enough to provide for all homeless veterans for 10 years or more. Thank the self-propelled grandfather and his gang of democrats for this.
One word... Compassion. This message is very important.
Government doesn’t care about anyone not donating millions of dollars to their personal account! I do however think the American people care far more for their soldiers than Australian people do. I was unfortunate enough to witness some horrid abuse of our service men & women on ANZAC Day, possibly our biggest day for military people. I was on holiday at the time & was looking around wondering why in a military city I couldn’t find anyone in uniform on this day of all days. Turns out because people spit on them! F@cking grubs! 🤬
My father was a Vietnam Veteran & that’s the sort of crap he came home to, I was devastated to think our soldiers are still dealing with this more than 40 years later.