Let's give credit to Jacoby of Papa Roach for these beautiful lyrics...brings me back to my teens..never realised the lyrics were so damn deep..a huge cry for help! Papa Roach people!
This is my Last Resort probably made me the angsty shit I became. It was the first real song I jammed to on my own. On a vacation, I had a tape, we had a stereo in the place, I went and shut my like 9 year old self in and just cranked it up. Not long after I was pirating Limp Bizkit and burning a CD, my uncle heard the stuff I’d downloaded and told my Mom who had a talk, which I obviously ignored. At any rate, you get a different feeling from this than the Papa Roach version. This version is being resigned to the inevitable. Papa Roach you are fighting it.
When this song was written, they started it on piano but then switched over to guitar and I think their manager came running into the room to tell them it sounds sick so they did the song as a "heavier" song. Also, Jacoby wrote this song after his roommate/friend tried commiting suicide. (The friend is doing much better now in case anyone was wondering)
This hits too close to home. It gives the same feelings that “Never to late” by Three Days Grace did to my younger self. It’s been 11 years and the desperation in this version still rings true.
I've seen people say that the original from Papa Roach is the angry teen version and this version is for the understanding adult. I loke both versions, but I think this one hits you in the feels a bit more.
I hate the Therapists shirt also. It’s antithetical to nature. He also reminds me of like a guy from a movie who just tried to conform everyone to the expectation of society. I know I’m late to this, but I hate your shirt. Balance, in nature, is not natural. We have created zoos for humans in cities and society where we’ve deluded ourselves into thinking we are domesticated. It’s driving mental health down the toilet because you have to fight damn near every human instinct nature endowed you with, as an animal. A lack of the release is what manifests itself in anxiety, depression, ADHD, etc. all of those are evolutionary tools that benefit us in nature but kill us in society. I’m not even an anarchist. Survival is the ultimate goal of every individual and the most basic of instincts. So you play your role, but it will kill you slowly.
I do think that these kinds of songs are really important. They open up conversation about mental health and express a tiny fragment of what it can feel like when you are in your head alone with your thoughts. This song in particular shows in my opion how cathartic just expressing those thoughts and feelings can be. When you tell someone, you are no longer alone with your thoughts. Even that can bring huge amount of relief.
I love both versions so much but for two totally different reasons. One for more of an angry, anxious depression, the other for the really low, deep melancholic depression.... If that makes sense... Hard to explain... I cant get enough of this one though 🖤
I have been obsessed with this version since it released. it's so beautiful and heartfelt. The original is of course great, but Ronnie is just a musical genius and I absolutely love this reimagined version so much.
I would like to recommend Falling in Reverse to fans of Chester and Linkin Park. I love Chester and thought there would be no one after him who could ever touch me like that again, but then Ronnie Radke appeared on my screen with "Last Resort (Reimagined)" and I haven't been able to get enough of him since. His lyrics are so deep, his videos are just amazing, they touch every fiber of my soul. Chester conveyed his inner conflict extremely well, Ronnie took it to a higher level with his last songs. I have 10 of his songs on loop in my playlist, he's just epic. I will always love Chester, but Falling in Reverse/Ronnie Radke is a completely worthy successor. I don't know of any singer who builds such bridges to different styles of music like Ronnie does, and does so alone. These extreme changes symbolize exactly the extreme switching of emotions that I, for example, struggle with every day. One moment you're angry, the next you're deeply sad, hopeless, then aggressive towards yourself, etc. Just being happy isn't part of it and you want nothing more than for it to finally stop. It's a daily battle against the nasty voices in your head that want to see you in the dirt and that takes so much energy. Anyone struggling with inner demons will feel understood by him and hopefully, like me, will gain strength from not giving up. In "Voices in my Head" he shows the fight against inner demons phenomenally clearly. In "Last Resort (Reimagined)", he shows how your own world collapses on you and you are in danger of being buried by it, so you bundle all your remaining strengths to prevent that from happening and in the end you realize, "Nothing is okay" , because you already know that this will happen again and again. I can't choose a favorite song of his because all 10 affect me equally and so far only Chester has managed to do that. Thank you Ronnie, your music gives me endless strength for the daily battles I lead.
It's obvious this song meant a lot to Ronnie, probably as the lyrics speak to a lot of stuff that went on in his own life. He would've been about 17 when Papa Roach released it, I wonder just how long he was thinking about doing a cover of it.
The original and this reimagined cover still hold true to the intentions of the lyrics, the frustration, desperation, and the wanting to feel okay are huge cries for help that often at times for some people goes unanswered. Idk maybe it's because I'm in a bad depressive episode, I cried hearing the emotion in his vocals, and the music all coming together at those big moments.
Ronnie tells stories more than sing like few others in his genre(s) He, and I'm no expert, is also the most versatile in the "metal" community. Will's cleans has gotten so much praise from vocal analysts lately and is now even featured in a University study book in vocal techniques. Sorry for my bad English sentence building since it's not my first language but I hope you understand what I mean😅
I❤ur reaction 2 this. Papa Roach released this song the yr I lost my father 2 cancer while I was pregnant with my daughter, it helped me get thru my grief & since I was in my mid 20's I knew how dark the lyrics were, I❤this song. When I heard Ronnie's Reimagined version I cried cuz it just hit me different, u can hear the raw emotion that Ronnie conveys within the song. It's just absolutely beautiful.
Thanks for the reaction to this video. He showed es reaimagie of the song to Jacob of Papa Roach and the man was very touched. In my teens a screamed my pain out to this song and in that time, I needed it, because I had to much rage in my soul and heart. To much bad thinks that happend between my father and my mother. When I lost my mother with 21 years, way to early because she overworked herselfe and was almost every second day in an awulf argument with my dad I was devasted. The trauma and the loss was to much for me and my therapthists talked all about an ill prolonged grief. I studied at that time and I fought five long years for a dream, that had a deep connection to my beloved mother. I showed a facade tho my family, to friend but inside all crumpled down. Every mistake every failure every unfinished work was a big burdan. At the end, I screamd at my fathter and bigger brother, that centurys of therapie couldn't make me a person, that I never realy was and the parts, that I were with my mother were totaly lost, at this point. Five years I tried to funktion, at the end, there were only sadness, grief and numbness left. It took me years to build new safe places in myselfe, new ambitous an life goals and most importan a feeling of worth. I am often in dark places in my head and in my soul so I need empathic songs like this, that I can tell myselfe, that I am not the only one with such struggles. And that its okay to be "Not okay" and to need help, because the silence makes it worse, it leads to mutilations of the heart and the soul. Fallin in Reverse make this great music, where the other coin of the depressions is shown. The anger, the despair and this need sometimes, to cry in a screaming voice. Than silence is deafining. greetings Tainja from Germany
This song and video are stunning! Ronnie is insanely talented and Jensen Noen is an amazing director who did most of FIR videos. I’m going through your videos now so not sure if you have already done them but falling in reverse have 2 more reimagined songs. U should watch the originals first so “I’m not a vampire” and “I’m not a vampire revamped” then “the drug in me is you” and “ the drug in me is reimagined”. Also their trilogy “losing my mind”, “losing my life” and “drugs” Would also love to see some Sleep Token reacts 🖤.
In his interpretation of this great Papa Roach song, Ronnie conveys what it looks like inside a person when they are trapped in this shit. It's a visualisation, literary and musical depiction of depression. I often say that when I'm in this fucking shit......everything is fine, I'm fine. But actually I'd rather shout......no, I'm not fine. I'm not fucking fine! I just don't feel like putting up with it anymore. But I can't say it.I can't shout it out! Sometimes it goes a little bit........... but then panic sets in too quickly or a wall that collapses is rebuilt more quickly. Sometimes the people around us ask, ‘Are you okay? But do they really want to hear the real answer? Or does it burden them to hear it? So what do we do...... we say everything is fine! But inside, this battle with life is raging. Ronnie's emotive voice and body language makes it so real
Thank you so much Maddy! But now I’m confused, I’ve seen your name spelled 2 different ways, let me know which way I should spell it, and EVERYONE SHOULD SUB TO MADDY’S CHANNEL😊❤️
Ви казали що треба знайти в собі мир. Але в моєму випадку миру не буде в мені, поки його немає навколо мене. Так як я живу в Запоріжжі я кожен день я чую серени, ракети, вибухи. Але я знайшла для себе Ронні і... Він на стільки мені допомагає з цим впоратись (хоча б трохи) ментально. Його музика вона якимось чином рятує мене. Я вдячна що він робить те що робить
if you listen really carfule you can hear areosmith dream on on the piano after it gets quiet and he starts playing again with the violins and everything listen for it you can fallowit for most of the song
Hey Tom, please please PLEASE do a review on Falling in Reverse "Voices in my Head". I think you will find it very interesting from a psychological perspective.
Ronnie Radke is not very well liked but I have to say that this cover is incredibly well made. The way he flips the original and his amazing vocals just gives a completely different perspective of the song. I respect ronnie for making this song regardless of what people may think about him
Suicide isn't a bad thing, people have only been conditioned to believe so. It's not a great thing but it's not a bad thing. It's just A THING. People say it's bad because they take people's choice of suicide and make it all about them. Which is pathetically selfish. People say "How could he/she do this to me!" It's like bitch, they're suffering and their life has NOTHING to do with you. You weren't there to help them or offer a hand so they made a choice as they should. Only the individual makes the choice for themselves. Fuck everyone else lol.
@@victorfettig4291 You only say that because you were told, taught and raised to have it be that way. Same as everything in the human framework. You never stopped and actually thought for yourself. You are speaking to one who is actually enlightened, I know the human framework inside and out. Your bias ego or maya has no power here. You are simply parroting what was parroted to your parents what was parroted to theirs so on. By someone at some point who wanted it to be that way. 97% of humans are NOT logical, You simply regurgitate the same beliefs, yet ALL beliefs are false. You can bitch and moan all you want, that's just ego being bruised. You're a child pretending to be an adult, all for the purpose of self validation. There is no combination of words you can use to disprove truth. You lost, accept it, move on. Grow, learn from being wrong. You should want to be wrong as much as possible in life, to grow. Instead you bitch and moan when someone who actually knows what the fuck is going on tries to help your sorry ass lol. Fear of death is all that is.
Personally being a Christian, I don’t agree with suicide but I won’t hold it against anyone for going through with it. Just wish suicide was taken more seriously and we might have less deaths by suicide. Therapy is a blessing and if you feel like life not worth living anymore, I pray for you. It’ll be ok.
Let's give credit to Jacoby of Papa Roach for these beautiful lyrics...brings me back to my teens..never realised the lyrics were so damn deep..a huge cry for help! Papa Roach people!
And the youngest memeber of the band who actually came upo with that riff on the Piano.
Yup
This is my Last Resort probably made me the angsty shit I became. It was the first real song I jammed to on my own. On a vacation, I had a tape, we had a stereo in the place, I went and shut my like 9 year old self in and just cranked it up.
Not long after I was pirating Limp Bizkit and burning a CD, my uncle heard the stuff I’d downloaded and told my Mom who had a talk, which I obviously ignored.
At any rate, you get a different feeling from this than the Papa Roach version. This version is being resigned to the inevitable. Papa Roach you are fighting it.
When this song was written, they started it on piano but then switched over to guitar and I think their manager came running into the room to tell them it sounds sick so they did the song as a "heavier" song. Also, Jacoby wrote this song after his roommate/friend tried commiting suicide. (The friend is doing much better now in case anyone was wondering)
This hits too close to home. It gives the same feelings that “Never to late” by Three Days Grace did to my younger self. It’s been 11 years and the desperation in this version still rings true.
Definitely agree! Same with "Bleed it Out" by Linkin Park
I've seen people say that the original from Papa Roach is the angry teen version and this version is for the understanding adult. I loke both versions, but I think this one hits you in the feels a bit more.
I saw some one describe it as papa roach was threatening to do it but ronies was asking for help or regretting wanting to do it in the first place
I hate the Therapists shirt also. It’s antithetical to nature. He also reminds me of like a guy from a movie who just tried to conform everyone to the expectation of society.
I know I’m late to this, but I hate your shirt. Balance, in nature, is not natural. We have created zoos for humans in cities and society where we’ve deluded ourselves into thinking we are domesticated. It’s driving mental health down the toilet because you have to fight damn near every human instinct nature endowed you with, as an animal.
A lack of the release is what manifests itself in anxiety, depression, ADHD, etc. all of those are evolutionary tools that benefit us in nature but kill us in society.
I’m not even an anarchist. Survival is the ultimate goal of every individual and the most basic of instincts. So you play your role, but it will kill you slowly.
I do think that these kinds of songs are really important. They open up conversation about mental health and express a tiny fragment of what it can feel like when you are in your head alone with your thoughts. This song in particular shows in my opion how cathartic just expressing those thoughts and feelings can be. When you tell someone, you are no longer alone with your thoughts. Even that can bring huge amount of relief.
I love both versions so much but for two totally different reasons. One for more of an angry, anxious depression, the other for the really low, deep melancholic depression.... If that makes sense... Hard to explain... I cant get enough of this one though 🖤
Like two stages of grief....
And two eras. This version would never be a banger for Papa Roach back then.
I have been obsessed with this version since it released. it's so beautiful and heartfelt. The original is of course great, but Ronnie is just a musical genius and I absolutely love this reimagined version so much.
I would like to recommend Falling in Reverse to fans of Chester and Linkin Park. I love Chester and thought there would be no one after him who could ever touch me like that again, but then Ronnie Radke appeared on my screen with "Last Resort (Reimagined)" and I haven't been able to get enough of him since. His lyrics are so deep, his videos are just amazing, they touch every fiber of my soul. Chester conveyed his inner conflict extremely well, Ronnie took it to a higher level with his last songs. I have 10 of his songs on loop in my playlist, he's just epic. I will always love Chester, but Falling in Reverse/Ronnie Radke is a completely worthy successor. I don't know of any singer who builds such bridges to different styles of music like Ronnie does, and does so alone. These extreme changes symbolize exactly the extreme switching of emotions that I, for example, struggle with every day. One moment you're angry, the next you're deeply sad, hopeless, then aggressive towards yourself, etc. Just being happy isn't part of it and you want nothing more than for it to finally stop. It's a daily battle against the nasty voices in your head that want to see you in the dirt and that takes so much energy. Anyone struggling with inner demons will feel understood by him and hopefully, like me, will gain strength from not giving up. In "Voices in my Head" he shows the fight against inner demons phenomenally clearly. In "Last Resort (Reimagined)", he shows how your own world collapses on you and you are in danger of being buried by it, so you bundle all your remaining strengths to prevent that from happening and in the end you realize, "Nothing is okay" , because you already know that this will happen again and again. I can't choose a favorite song of his because all 10 affect me equally and so far only Chester has managed to do that. Thank you Ronnie, your music gives me endless strength for the daily battles I lead.
It's obvious this song meant a lot to Ronnie, probably as the lyrics speak to a lot of stuff that went on in his own life. He would've been about 17 when Papa Roach released it, I wonder just how long he was thinking about doing a cover of it.
The original and this reimagined cover still hold true to the intentions of the lyrics, the frustration, desperation, and the wanting to feel okay are huge cries for help that often at times for some people goes unanswered. Idk maybe it's because I'm in a bad depressive episode, I cried hearing the emotion in his vocals, and the music all coming together at those big moments.
Ronnie tells stories more than sing like few others in his genre(s) He, and I'm no expert, is also the most versatile in the "metal" community. Will's cleans has gotten so much praise from vocal analysts lately and is now even featured in a University study book in vocal techniques. Sorry for my bad English sentence building since it's not my first language but I hope you understand what I mean😅
Unbelievable cover. Beautiful.
This song hits deep just like popular monster. These songs are like a musical version of therapy for me ❤
I❤ur reaction 2 this. Papa Roach released this song the yr I lost my father 2 cancer while I was pregnant with my daughter, it helped me get thru my grief & since I was in my mid 20's I knew how dark the lyrics were, I❤this song. When I heard Ronnie's Reimagined version I cried cuz it just hit me different, u can hear the raw emotion that Ronnie conveys within the song. It's just absolutely beautiful.
Thanks for the reaction to this video. He showed es reaimagie of the song to Jacob of Papa Roach and the man was very touched.
In my teens a screamed my pain out to this song and in that time, I needed it, because I had to much rage in my soul and heart. To much bad thinks that happend between my father and my mother. When I lost my mother with 21 years, way to early because she overworked herselfe and was almost every second day in an awulf argument with my dad I was devasted. The trauma and the loss was to much for me and my therapthists talked all about an ill prolonged grief. I studied at that time and I fought five long years for a dream, that had a deep connection to my beloved mother. I showed a facade tho my family, to friend but inside all crumpled down. Every mistake every failure every unfinished work was a big burdan. At the end, I screamd at my fathter and bigger brother, that centurys of therapie couldn't make me a person, that I never realy was and the parts, that I were with my mother were totaly lost, at this point. Five years I tried to funktion, at the end, there were only sadness, grief and numbness left. It took me years to build new safe places in myselfe, new ambitous an life goals and most importan a feeling of worth. I am often in dark places in my head and in my soul so I need empathic songs like this, that I can tell myselfe, that I am not the only one with such struggles. And that its okay to be "Not okay" and to need help, because the silence makes it worse, it leads to mutilations of the heart and the soul. Fallin in Reverse make this great music, where the other coin of the depressions is shown. The anger, the despair and this need sometimes, to cry in a screaming voice. Than silence is deafining.
greetings Tainja from Germany
He stayed in the fight! I love it
This song and video are stunning! Ronnie is insanely talented and Jensen Noen is an amazing director who did most of FIR videos. I’m going through your videos now so not sure if you have already done them but falling in reverse have 2 more reimagined songs. U should watch the originals first so “I’m not a vampire” and “I’m not a vampire revamped” then “the drug in me is you” and “ the drug in me is reimagined”. Also their trilogy “losing my mind”, “losing my life” and “drugs”
Would also love to see some Sleep Token reacts 🖤.
what's crazy is he did this in like 25 mins or something like that he said, Ronnie is just something else
Goosebumps again
Right 💯
Need to do the Papa Roach original version of this song. Totally different feel.
You really have to watch the original by Papa Roach to understand this. Ronnie makes it more for us damaged adults
Seen these guys in concert. Energy was INSANE
In his interpretation of this great Papa Roach song, Ronnie conveys what it looks like inside a person when they are trapped in this shit. It's a visualisation, literary and musical depiction of depression. I often say that when I'm in this fucking shit......everything is fine, I'm fine. But actually I'd rather shout......no, I'm not fine. I'm not fucking fine! I just don't feel like putting up with it anymore. But I can't say it.I can't shout it out! Sometimes it goes a little bit........... but then panic sets in too quickly or a wall that collapses is rebuilt more quickly.
Sometimes the people around us ask, ‘Are you okay? But do they really want to hear the real answer? Or does it burden them to hear it? So what do we do...... we say everything is fine!
But inside, this battle with life is raging.
Ronnie's emotive voice and body language makes it so real
I’ve watched this multiple times and never noticed the statues crying or the stairs. lol
I loved reacting to this video!! Such a great song!! Awesome to hear your perspective, keep bossing up! ☺️
Thank you so much Maddy! But now I’m confused, I’ve seen your name spelled 2 different ways, let me know which way I should spell it, and EVERYONE SHOULD SUB TO MADDY’S CHANNEL😊❤️
The ending undoes the damage watch the world burn did
BABE WAKE UP NEW REACTION THERAPY DROPPED
Been anxiously awaiting this!!!
Ви казали що треба знайти в собі мир. Але в моєму випадку миру не буде в мені, поки його немає навколо мене. Так як я живу в Запоріжжі я кожен день я чую серени, ракети, вибухи. Але я знайшла для себе Ронні і... Він на стільки мені допомагає з цим впоратись (хоча б трохи) ментально. Його музика вона якимось чином рятує мене. Я вдячна що він робить те що робить
Love this song!
YES!!!!! FINALLY!!!!!
if you listen really carfule you can hear areosmith dream on on the piano after it gets quiet and he starts playing again with the violins and everything listen for it you can fallowit for most of the song
If you wanna know my state of mind lately, it took several watches of this music video before I caught the significance of the video ending.
Thank you
This ones a banger i need to make a new yoyo video to it!
Hey Tom, please please PLEASE do a review on Falling in Reverse "Voices in my Head". I think you will find it very interesting from a psychological perspective.
I think we already did this? Thanks for watching and commenting 😊👍
have you heard VERY RARE FOREVER FREESTYLE?
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Ronnie Radke is not very well liked but I have to say that this cover is incredibly well made. The way he flips the original and his amazing vocals just gives a completely different perspective of the song. I respect ronnie for making this song regardless of what people may think about him
Cool
I just suggested this but you already did it my bad lol
Is it a bad sign that I enjoy songs about suicide and this kind of thing? I’ll confess it’s most of the content I seek out and consume.
papa roach is so much better 😭
Suicide isn't a bad thing, people have only been conditioned to believe so. It's not a great thing but it's not a bad thing. It's just A THING. People say it's bad because they take people's choice of suicide and make it all about them. Which is pathetically selfish. People say "How could he/she do this to me!" It's like bitch, they're suffering and their life has NOTHING to do with you. You weren't there to help them or offer a hand so they made a choice as they should. Only the individual makes the choice for themselves. Fuck everyone else lol.
It is a bad thing for the person and their loved ones and that is that
@@victorfettig4291 You only say that because you were told, taught and raised to have it be that way. Same as everything in the human framework. You never stopped and actually thought for yourself. You are speaking to one who is actually enlightened, I know the human framework inside and out. Your bias ego or maya has no power here. You are simply parroting what was parroted to your parents what was parroted to theirs so on. By someone at some point who wanted it to be that way. 97% of humans are NOT logical, You simply regurgitate the same beliefs, yet ALL beliefs are false. You can bitch and moan all you want, that's just ego being bruised. You're a child pretending to be an adult, all for the purpose of self validation. There is no combination of words you can use to disprove truth. You lost, accept it, move on. Grow, learn from being wrong. You should want to be wrong as much as possible in life, to grow. Instead you bitch and moan when someone who actually knows what the fuck is going on tries to help your sorry ass lol. Fear of death is all that is.
Sounds like you may need some therapy. Blaming loved ones grieving the loss of the person they won't ever see again is not healthy. Hope you heal.
Personally being a Christian, I don’t agree with suicide but I won’t hold it against anyone for going through with it. Just wish suicide was taken more seriously and we might have less deaths by suicide. Therapy is a blessing and if you feel like life not worth living anymore, I pray for you. It’ll be ok.