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Komm her und lass ich knuddeln. Wenn ich keine Träne bei dir gesehen hätte, wäre das irgendwie nicht normal. Also, lass laufen. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

שיר מהמם מלא רגש מאוד עוצמתי❤אהבתי את התגובה שלך🫶🫶🫶

They were both in the army & that’s what they said to each other when they were deployed😢🇬🇧

You being emotional just made be subscribe. Thank you for being honest with your emotions

Why were you laughing throughout? Very rude

James father had kidney cancer and he had only one as he,d donated one years before and no matches could be found until a distant relative saw this video and came forward who was a perfect match

For a moment I thought you have no soul but then I saw your heart melt ❤

Hey I find it interesting people like you. I was watching her expression all through this and you are laughing which means you have no empathy which is a characteristic of a psychopath

THANK YOU for not being sorry for crying!! Crying is the apt reaction to this song ❤ Besides, crying is good for you 😊

I lost my dad 3wks ago. May 4th 2023 n my Mama passed in Aug 2022 so its a double hitter for me an this song got me, by the end I was bawling so hard. Condolences to everyone who has lost their parents. Its a heartache i dont know how to deal with it

Bravo..you gave yourself permission to cry. James is a poet ... courageous and real always. 'Monsters' invites us to share his pain and gives us permission to experience ours. An experience not a performance. Thank you.

Daddy is our hero.... miss you dad...

That was a very touching reaction. You’ve got a new subscriber. X

loved this reaction <3

What a beautiful and powerful song 😢

Thank you. Thank you for not pausing the song and letting the song just run to the end. Right up until his father touches his arm. This means a lot. Too many “Reactions” pause every few seconds, add a whole load of ignorant waffle and totally ruin this beautiful tribute song. You have clearly done a bit of background research, without ruining your experience, and this shows. Thank you again, and keep well

I agree with you, do not apologise for crying. I shed tears every time I hear this song, it hits me in places I didn't know I had

This song is like the one chip challenge. You’ll probably lose.

That was cool, thanks!

I did indeed, enjoy your Videol My Dad passed away in 2006, to early to this his eldest son granddaughter to years later. I miss him every single day. Left a sub for you being able to show your emotions about the Video. Please know that real man DO cry. On specail occasions...

That's my age and my dad died also 20 years ago know how you feel!!! So sorry mate I feel for you as we both know that sad sad feeling all the BEST to you and your family

OMG está música me emocionou tô triste agora. Todos nós temos uma história triste pra contar e Deus nos conforta.

Great video bro better then ice road truckers you fellas were living the dream 👍 one

I'm gonna say it. That was weird to watch.

You know what? I've lost count of the amount of reactions to this song I've viewed, but! This is the first one where the reactionist actually thought to tell their dad they loved them. That is the best and correct response. Respect for that.

Why do you smile so damn much.I'am so sorry but it does bother me personally.

I love your reaction. Thank you 🤗

You are such a good guy. İ feel this

Great reaction. 💜 Love seeing men be sincere with their emotions.

Good morning, KJG...thank you for sharing your reaction to Blunt's Monsters. For a lot of people, this video has had significant emotional impact, eliciting a ton of sharing of their own personal stories of loss...regardless of not being a son of the lost...or not having lost a father. In the abstract...this is simply about the challenge of living in relationship...and facing the transition of the relationship to the absence of one of its meaningful partners. Some things you might consider in your reacting... If you don't know the content of a piece...allow yourself, push yourself...to get centered and calm before you enter. As you encountered...music has qualities about it that take us into spaces of our own emotional closets...which aren't necessarily directly connected to the content...but indirectly enough that things get triggered. It appears to me, as a counselor/coach/educator and listener with people struggling with PTSD...i.e., hidden, buried, or denied emotional memories...for decades...that you were fighting to stay atop of what you were feeling. If you take some time before a video viewing in which you don't know the content...then wherever it goes...it will be less jarring...less able to knock you off the horse...so to speak. With that in mind, think about the early part of the video as James begins to tear up...and ultimately tears are finding their way down his cheeks. Notice how powerful that is...and how he didn't fight them in any visible way...didn't wipe them away...didn't do anything...but sing his song. Openly, transparently, honestly. It's not only his voice that disarms the viewers...but his transparent and raw emotions around something we all can touch...even from a distance...the imagined loss of a parent. Audiences of those people sharing their creative output of whatever kind want to feel the creator, the content sharer...is being honest...or making an honest presentation of the creation. I don't have to have lost my father...to understand and sing about what that would feel like...to me...and you being like me...as a fellow human with a skull with a social brain of imitation...you, too, would feel it...as you did here. It was painful to watch you struggle to not let out what you were feeling. It was clear it was touching you significantly...in your breathing, your needing to chew your fingers...your fighting with your smile...all sorts of things...spoke to the internal fight...the anxiety...the internal confusion as to what to do with what you were feeling. I'm not sure the images in your head that were fueling that internal fight...as such struggles are when we "don't want people to think...". Music finishes...you continued the fight as you would start to touch it as you talked...it would start to well up...and you would tamp it quickly back down...making you more anxious...more uncertain...more frustrated with yourself in being unable to walk through your feelings quickly, easily...without laughing when it wasn't what you were feeling. Stop and think about...as a content creator...what you audience is wanting to see in your reaction. They want to see the real you. If that means you stoic and dead to an emotional presentation...and that's the real you...well...that's the real you. If it means this touches lots of energy in you that is vulnerable, fragile, highly emotional and scary for you...that's the real you. The gift of your life comes through here seemingly once every 13.5 billion years...for a very short ride. We look to each other...not to find out how to feel...what to feel...as much as 'do you feel what I feel?' Note how many of the responses to your video are from people sharing their loss...and how they felt while watching, feelings that were in some way similar to yours. Yes...we look to each other to see if we're okay in what we're doing...the fundamental response relationship of being a social animal. When something affects us strongly...we want to find and share with others that which we experienced so strongly...because...it was so strong a response. We don't call each other to share that we trimmed our toe-nails today...but we would call to share that we broke our big toe when we dropped the couch on it while moving. So come and react...share...be the gift that is uniquely you...and be real, honest, open...transparent. As children...we cry when other children are hurting...and then we slowly learn in our socially dysfunctional group life to quit paying attention to the pain of others...until we're vaporizing children in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and not losing a bit of sleep over it. Notice what a pleasant world the trying to hide and deny what we feel...does for the beauty of our every day. Be so real...you allow the hurt...to hurt. mark

I've just watched this again, and have stayed away from it because as others have said he seems to find it funny. Now I've watched it again, the laughing and making silly noises is a cover because he doesn't know what to say or do, he's completely out of his depth. At least his reaction is real, not like some reactors who have no empathy at all and the crying is an act, you can see it there's no tears, I find it embarrassing and don't watch. He is upset and certain parts you can see it, swallowing and emotion on his face before he goes into cover up mode. He does have a heart, his problem is showing it.... The first time I watched with the giggling, laughing and pulling silly faces, I did think he was a little peculiar, he isn't...

Its very relatable on every level Its comes to us all The inevitability of death & how things come full circle parents & childrens rolls are reversed

Thanks for the genuine reaction dude

I am all cried out. It's been days of crying. When I'm all cried out this way, my comic twin awakens to find the funny even in the most macabre of scenarios. First, when we make plans, God just laughs at them. James thought it would be good to give tribute to the father he adores while James Sr. still can appreciate it. So God gives him a new kidney and he is now recovered. Second, I thought would it be nice to watch as many reaction videos and catch a few sociopaths, those who who have no empathy for anything so they try to fake it but not make it. So far I have found out a couple. Anything for a giggle. Reaction videos are hilarious to watch really.

I am sorry people are judging your response. I took it to mean you were uncomfortable showing tears so doing what we humans do sometimes, try to cover with smiles and comments to distance yourself.

It takes a strong man to show his tears. It also shows compassion, and those are just two positive qualities that makes you a worthy human being.

Yeah, this song breaks everybody.

Interesting reaction.....you looked more amused then sad.

You are way too immature for this song. It will come to you one day. It comes to us all. That's ok. We all need to be allowed to grow up.

What is wrong with you. It's funny to you? Help me to understand .

My father had stomach cancer & just eventually covered his body. Mom & I went to the hospital on the way where he died. He was 74yrs old, & looked SO FRAIL!! It was heartbreaking at the time ofcourse. I'm so happy that James Blunt's family donated a kidney for his dad, after the video. Thank God. Take care. xxx

It’s Ok To Cry!!

I think you look like you had an interesting reaction, I couldn't tell because I couldn't hear what you're saying. I think you need to invest in a better microphone.

Give this song and clip credit.. So many families have had to say goodbye to a loved mum or dad well before their time. Until you have experienced this, you will never know the heartache that comes with it. My dad passed 30 years ago and this song just rips bandaids off what I thought was healed..

I loved watching you fight the need to cry. You should just let it out. It's cleansing. Call your daddy or mama. Call someone you love.

Thanks for posting. Like cover tunes? If you have a minute, I just posted an acoustic cover of Shawn Mendes. As a fellow music lover, I'd love if you would check it out. It's on my channel. Hope you like it!

I just found your channel and have to say,this song makes me cry EVERY SINGLE TIME without fail.

Well I have two constructive comments to make: 1. sort out your volume 2. don't be disrespectful about the thing your reacting to. I have to say, I have seen a lot of reactions to this song, I guess maybe because it strikes a cord within me having dealt with loss myself. From your reaction I can only conclude you haven't suffered a loss yet, this is the first time I have seen someone laugh, smile and joke while doing a reaction to this song. I can only be happy for you if that is your situation, I would imagine when you do loose someone close to you, you will see this song in a totally different light.

Actions speak louder than words. Why laugh!!!!!!!!

If you don't react to this song .... all I can say is 🤔