DEEP DIVE! Ren - The Tale of Jenny & Screech | FULL TRILOGY REACTION

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  • @rosalieelliottofficial
    @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +272

    Hope you all enjoy my review and thoughts on Ren’s masterpiece trilogy. Amazed at his work. Remember you are loved and you matter!!! It’s all connected ❤ oh and remember to SUBSCRIBE

    • @Cynthiabecker24
      @Cynthiabecker24 Рік тому +11

      Loved your reaction, your interruptation and your takeaway message. Brilliant. Choose life.💙

    • @lanmandragoran8337
      @lanmandragoran8337 Рік тому

      The high heels, the rosy on her cheeks, walking the streets a thousand times, she was a hooker...neither her nor screech had a good childhood.
      Edit: Ah, you got there eventually after in the end, my bad. Figured you'd have brought that up during the first time around XD

    • @TrianglesAndCircles
      @TrianglesAndCircles Рік тому +10

      We are all in this together. Its a participatory world - there are no observers, only threads in the fabric of the space/time continuum.

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +6

      @@TrianglesAndCircles beautifully said!! :)

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +5

      @@Cynthiabecker24 thank you very much :)

  • @NeilBlanco
    @NeilBlanco Рік тому +407

    Violet's tale happened in 2005 (two zero zero five) and Jenny and Screech's tale happened in 2019, 14 years later. Twins separated at birth and then Screech ends up killing his twin without knowing she existed. Jenny inherited her mother's silence and Screech inherited his father's violence. Jenny knew the streets and walked them in high heels which tells you a bit about her and what she became. Another interesting part is when he knocks on his friend Patrick's door and he wasn't there and then calls his girlfriend who said she was busy was because they were actually together behind his back. He made some Instagram stories to fill in the gaps. It's a story of how history repeats and how tragedy follows through generations. He's such an amazing storyteller. He calls his musical genre "Bardcore" which is perfect. He's a modern day minstrel or bard...

    • @imnotangryjustdisappointed2846
      @imnotangryjustdisappointed2846 Рік тому +15

      Grateful for this breakdown

    • @markstone1619
      @markstone1619 Рік тому +26

      Tho I was aware of all of those details (many ppl are not) this is the best concise written summary I've seen.
      Also, the high heels throw a lot of ppl off from realizing that Jenny was only 14 years old, as she was 14 year old Screech's twin sister.
      This trilogy/song hits so heavy & so close to home, as my birthmother was also SA/violently abused and I was given up for adoption at birth, never knowing my birthmother and also never knowing or realizing I had a birth sister, until over 40 years later.

    • @fernando9260
      @fernando9260 Рік тому

      ​​​​​​@@markstone1619Also, the fact that she knew the streets and the night life while walking on high heel shoes softly implies that Jenny could have been a prostitute, which makes it that more fucking disturbing considering her age.

    • @fernando9260
      @fernando9260 Рік тому +19

      This whole story could easily be adapted into a A24 film.

    • @serenamizuki3960
      @serenamizuki3960 Рік тому +4

      Yes! Bardcore is the closest I've heard for defining Rens genre, love it 😍.

  • @dazedb
    @dazedb Рік тому +384

    Oh boy. This is a good one. The dude packs a lifetime of data into 3 short songs. Ren so far is the king of subcontext.

    • @thomasgoldschmidt298
      @thomasgoldschmidt298 Рік тому +10

      I (61) just discovered Ren via seeing "Hi Ren" just under two weeks ago. That video blew me away and I shared and recommended it a "Gesamtkunstwerk" since it entails everything (lyrics, music acting and cinematography) at least 30 times, the video and the artist are that important.
      I cannot get enough of Ren. I became a Ren-dear: I watched all his videos and listend to all his songs (some don't have videos) on Spotify.
      You can just listen to his songs which is sufficient to admire him and his art, but you miss out on his acting and the masterful cinematography of his friend Sam.

  • @keithstevenson6892
    @keithstevenson6892 Рік тому +25

    At the start of Violets tale... "It feels more hopefull, it feels more upbeat... " oh dear...

    • @jklinders
      @jklinders 3 місяці тому +2

      Yep, I was thinking "oh you sweet summer child..."

    • @WilliamStoker83
      @WilliamStoker83 3 місяці тому +2

      I instantly said, "Don't get those hopes up! They'll be crushed!"

  • @IronRaspberry
    @IronRaspberry Рік тому +272

    In Jenny’s tale, after Screech reached for his Knife in the sheath, you paused mid verse then didn’t rewind back a few seconds, I think this is why you missed the reason she was lying on the floor: “he swung possessed with the devil in his chest and the statue she was turned to butter in a breath”, meaning he quickly cut her down. She found someplace to sleep (eternal sleep) and she escaped, but not in the way she wanted (escaped in death).

    • @stevenmeyer9674
      @stevenmeyer9674 Рік тому +19

      Thank you for this response. it clears up a situation many were confused about.

    • @thehazelinthejane
      @thehazelinthejane Рік тому +10

      I appreciate that you pointed this out because I was debating it before I read the comments.

    • @badsabre5917
      @badsabre5917 Рік тому +6

      When she restarted it, it played, Idk if she caught it but it was playing that part about “swung possessed”

    • @AnthonyLauder
      @AnthonyLauder Рік тому +1

      I took it to mean that she wanted to escape her life, not just escape London. I wondered if Jenny was a teenage prostitute. Not many 14 year old girls have walked those streets 1000 times, late at night, and dream of escaping.

    • @IronRaspberry
      @IronRaspberry Рік тому

      @@AnthonyLauder yes. I get the feeling that she was possibly a prostitute as well. Whether she wanted to escape that life as well as where she lived depends on the interpretation. But either way, her escape in the end wasn’t what she intended.

  • @wojtek1274
    @wojtek1274 Рік тому +169

    I'm a 54-year-old avowed metalhead who's seen some sh*t, but that last line in Violet's Tale was a punch to my gut the first time I heard it. Even now, coming up on nearly a dozen different reactions viewed, I still tear up. It's such a tragically perfect framing of the generational cycle of violence within families.

    • @woodywoodman2319
      @woodywoodman2319 Рік тому +5

      Same! Hated Rap my whole life! Until Ren! Imo... it's cause Ren is so intelligent... lyrically pertinent in his songs! That I believe, is the reason most Rappers don't like him, cause they don't have the grasp of the english language, to know or understand, the meanings in his lyrics!
      I've seen countless reactions from so called rappers/reactors... who don't know the meaning of what I call basic words! Missing the main meaning of his stories!
      As an intelligent Rapper today... it's gonna make alot of uneducated people dislike him for that reason alone... instead of looking up the meaning of words... they just dismiss him as another bad White Rapper!
      Sad really!

    • @sprucemaroose
      @sprucemaroose Рік тому +4

      That Jenny, in the beginning, who we later find out to be the daughter of Violet, stays still as a statue, when Violet stays silent. So much juxtaposition between the tales, when you listen back a few times.
      A storyteller is Ren, whether by rap or by rhyme.

    • @stefankarlsson4652
      @stefankarlsson4652 Рік тому

      I'm a fellow guy born -69, so same age, could not agree more. ;)

    • @LeSaff
      @LeSaff Рік тому +1

      @@stefankarlsson4652 55 here, it's starting to look like a meeting for old men!!😂😂
      🙈🙉🙊

    • @stevena.5381
      @stevena.5381 8 місяців тому +1

      32 year old USMC veteran here. fuckin same.

  • @amandatheyahoo411
    @amandatheyahoo411 Рік тому +43

    The interconnectedness - Ren even mentions the cop kind of being forced to kill. His life was changed too. Also, I just LOVE his guitar being a used as a prop. So creative that man is. Thanks for a great reaction.

  • @jamessceeles4397
    @jamessceeles4397 Рік тому +11

    Modern day Chaucer; Canterbury Tales individual stories that intertwine. Medieval bard in modern day London; not just his musicality, but his intellect is mesmerizing. Genius may be an understatement when it comes to Ren.🙏🏻🇺🇸🇬🇧✨💖🌹

  • @mistyramsey1840
    @mistyramsey1840 Рік тому +185

    Ren did an interview where he spoke on the task of entertaining people who were simultaneously desisitized and ultra sensitized. We are very desensitized to violence and another reactor made a very good guess that this was Rens way of making us face it for just a moment, what it really is. When he stands from the hospital bed and pauses to shake himself, it's looks like he's preparing to be the entertainer but knowing how bad it will be. I've wondered how he was able to portray such an accurate performance of such situations- did he read survivor stories, does he have friends who have been through it, has he been through it himself? Because the details there were startling....
    There's nothing like him that I know of. His depth and ability seem to never end. You in particular would probably like his Big Push covers, the vocals he puts out are just ridiculous. But also Money Game 1& 2- this man has conviction like no other. His passionate stance on the way greed is destroying our world and his focus on reminding us that we are all a part of it whether we know it or not, jeeeebus.
    I really can't understand how this man has been overlooked for so long, that in itself is heartbreaking 💔 If you needed proof that our money driven systems really just want us bobbing our heads to cardi b while they burn the world down behind us, here it is. THIS should have been played at the Grammys. Every year. Just so we don't forget what art looks like, we humans are forgetful like that.......

    • @mistyramsey1840
      @mistyramsey1840 Рік тому

      @@GhostWatcher2024 It was more the calling Violet a fckjng slut, which could have been just to fit the ryhme but slut and whore are two of the most commonly used slurs when abusive men get angry. Like their first thing is always to try to down grade the women verbally, make her appear as shitty as they feel.
      Then there was the way she pretended to sleep when he came in. Again, could have just been coincidence but this is a tactic I think most abused women use. Treat the mfer like a T-Rex, if I don't move he might not notice me or just get distracted and walk away from me. I've done it. I luckily left that relationship before it became physically abusive but I remember tucking myself into the corner of our room and pretending to read when he would come in, hoping he would just walk back out if I stayed quiet and still. He would also accuse me of lying all the time, cheating (why you such a little liar?) even though my world revolved around him. My life was work, home, cleaning, cooking and somehow he still fabricated this crazy idea that I was just using him. Found out later that's HIS game, using women for money and then just going psycho on them. He got me to pay $2000 of his court shit but I still consider it a bargain considering what I escaped.
      Just feels like he isn't just guessing at how those fateful moments go down.....

    • @sandyhortin8924
      @sandyhortin8924 Рік тому +4

      Well said❤️🤟🙏.

    • @lynette.
      @lynette. Рік тому +7

      I think he is understanding there are a lot of people that understand,but he has given it voice. I thank him.

    • @bissy_in_melbourne
      @bissy_in_melbourne Рік тому +2

      ​​@@jeffwilson3205es totally agree, watched those reactions yesterday.. probably the best I've seen.

    • @Lulabee2024
      @Lulabee2024 Рік тому +3

      👏👏👏👏👏👏 perfectly said ❤️

  • @ranahooke1907
    @ranahooke1907 Рік тому +25

    Can’t wait to see your reaction. I bet it broke you.. like it broke me. As a survivor of DV and childhood trauma.. it hit me like a tonne of bricks. But it’s sooo important for people to witness and be disgusted by it through art.. so that maybe things might shift in society.

  • @paulriley1123
    @paulriley1123 Рік тому +15

    I have watched the trilogy many times now, mostly in reactions.
    Now 60 I cannot recall an artists like Ren, singer, guitarist, storyteller, actor an observer of life and the world around us. I do hope as Rens star rightly rises his friend Sam is not overlooked. I think of two friends planning the filming of these pieces, I'm sure Sam also contributed greatly in the conception of the videos we see.
    It has struck me also with this wandering minstral approach of days of old when these people would sing stories as Ren does across the country, like precursors to news readers.
    Rosalie, thank you again for great insight and analysis.

  • @wnettekoven
    @wnettekoven Рік тому +42

    I've listened to/watched this song over a dozen times in the last month. I've watched another dozen or more reactions. When you came to the realization at the end of Violet's Tale and just said "no," my eyes totally welled up with tears.

    • @helenwright413
      @helenwright413 Рік тому +1

      same here 😢

    • @tinaknutsen
      @tinaknutsen 8 місяців тому

      Same here. Proves what Rosalie stated earlier about the ripple effect,
      It happened when our eyes welled up of what had just happened in dismay.
      Heart strings, tear jerkers heck I don’t know what you call this very raw emotional state. Shockified, petrified and mortified; pleading feeling within myself with feeling of sorrow; pleading don’t let this happen! I’m still mortified, horrified half past midnight I’m afraid to sleep after watching this. I’m having nightmares of imaginary in my head and feel completely sick to my stomach thinking about the blade and the teeth on a knife and the violence, messed up lives gone in a flash.
      Our society is broken. What does it take to SAVE A LIFE? I think of another story to long to mention here but it’s about ironicly a girl named Jenny fighting drug addiction. Her story is on line; you can search under “To Write LOVE ON HER ARMS.
      I bought the tshirt 15-20 years ago and still have it to remind myself to have empathy for people like Jenny because the last thing they need is criticism when they are trying to fight their demons.

  • @Pinkarmia
    @Pinkarmia Рік тому +24

    Ren has a special power to move me in ways I've never thought possible. I truly believe he is a gift to the world!
    Rosalie, thank you for your heartfelt reaction and insightful analysis 🙏🙏🙏

  • @kingwen1286
    @kingwen1286 Рік тому +8

    The tune he uses in the intro is "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" let nothing you dismay....oh tidings of comfort and joy. References A Christmas Carol, and, for me, The Little Match Girl.

  • @ianshort5208
    @ianshort5208 Рік тому +39

    This one bites, the behavioural cycles and the cinematic feel hit home

  • @dancole2994
    @dancole2994 Рік тому +9

    Your talk reminded me of a quote from Ted Lasso, "there's something far worse than being sad, and that's being alone and sad."

  • @nigeldepledge3790
    @nigeldepledge3790 Рік тому +23

    Yeah. This.
    When I first saw Hi Ren, I didn't think I'd ever see anything so raw, authentic and powerful again.
    Then I saw the full Tale of Jenny and Screech. Violet's tale in particular hits so deeply.

  • @rgCA_01123
    @rgCA_01123 Рік тому +64

    Rosalie's reactions are like the cherry on top of Ren's creations ❤️ The depth of her emotions and knowledge in her analysis are the match his music deserves ❤️❤️❤️ It truly helps me process Ren's work, and others, now that I've found her channel! With music this heavy, if we can't "talk" about it with others doesn't have a proper release ❤️ I appreciate you, Rosalie!!

  • @baobhansith5522
    @baobhansith5522 Рік тому +46

    You're going to get so much extra content. This trilogy is crazy. Yeah I reckon Jenny was a street walker, no 14yr old wears high heeled shoes, screech had no chance. They were born side by side and died side by side (one street apart)😭

    • @davem12dim17
      @davem12dim17 Рік тому

      Loads of 14 year olds wear heels, wut?

    • @baobhansith5522
      @baobhansith5522 Рік тому +11

      @@davem12dim17 not in the UK they don't which is where this is performed. They generally wear trainers or boots. I haven't seen any teenager let alone a 14yr old wearing high heels unless they're trying to look older(eg get into pub) It was at night, she'd walked the streets a thousand times and wanted to escape.

    • @davem12dim17
      @davem12dim17 Рік тому +1

      @@baobhansith5522 you've never been to Newcastle then 🤣

    • @baobhansith5522
      @baobhansith5522 Рік тому +3

      @@davem12dim17 I knew you were going to come back with Newcastle🤣, yeah I'll give you that, Newcastle is a law unto themselves, they also refuse to wear coats in -5°🤣 half my family are Geordies

    • @aornellas
      @aornellas Рік тому +7

      @@davem12dim17 14 year olds wear heels walking the streets at night thousands of times? Try to get the context again, it is quite clear she was a street walker.

  • @markstone1619
    @markstone1619 Рік тому +18

    This trilogy/song hits so hard & so close to home, as my birthmother was also SA/violently abused and I was given up for adoption at birth, never knowing my birthmother and also never knowing or realizing I had a sister, until over 45 years later. When I finally did meet my sister we were both shocked to learn we hung out in the exact same neighborhood and we likely saw each other in passing, yet totally unaware we were brother & sister.
    Ren even far surpasses the 'one of a million' category of talent/creativity qualities and all of his work is simply jaw-dropping.

  • @TofferJ-UK
    @TofferJ-UK Рік тому +31

    Oh my, you are precious! What you said after the reaction is so valuable. Having faced death twice, once as a child with leukaemia, again at 41 with cancer, and still here battling with the after effects at 62 I learned what matters in life. Leave a positive footstep wherever you walk, even in difficult circumstances. If you can’t be positive say nothing. As my late mom used to say, ‘silence is golden’. A valuable 44 minutes of my life spent here, unlike the myriad of 44 minutes wasted on soaps and reality TV entertainment. Live life and make it count every minute possible, because it can change or end dramatically in the blink of an eye ❤️🇬🇧

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +7

      Thank you for sharing parts of your story and for your kind comment. Well said! I’m glad you’re here to remind us all of this. Well
      said indeed.

    • @heatherburrell
      @heatherburrell 4 місяці тому

      Wow you've been through a hell of alot and are still here! Your kibdness absolutely shines through what you say, you are a really strong person. In life, I find that love, positivity and being kind really help. Not only yourself, but the life around you, which helps you to keep strong.

  • @TheBorderRyker
    @TheBorderRyker Рік тому +103

    It’s incredible how quickly we become invested in the characters in the trilogy. We are deeply affected by what befalls them. This is testament to Ren’s talent. His storytelling is off the charts. Ren truly is a real artist. I am so thankful that I discovered Ren’s music. I am 56 and I am excited about an artist for the first time in decades. Thank you for this reaction Rosalie. I love how you go deep into a song and go through the psychology behind the different parts of it. I have been looking forward to this reaction for a while and it was worth the wait. Violet’s Tale is like a punch to the gut the first time you hear those last words. I think most of us felt that same pain as realisation of what we’ve just heard sinks in. Great video, thank you Rosalie. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏🏻

    • @vitamind1200
      @vitamind1200 Рік тому +5

      50yr old fart Herr and u couldn't agree more mate. Music and art are in great, amd loving hands!!

    • @lynette.
      @lynette. Рік тому +6

      I am 70 and suffer from one of the many autoimmune diseases not only has he given my situation voice but my love of poetry and storytelling is totally satiated.

    • @TheBorderRyker
      @TheBorderRyker Рік тому +4

      @@lynette. I have MS. I know exactly what you mean. 👌🏻

    • @lynette.
      @lynette. Рік тому +5

      @@TheBorderRyker You know like me it's not the hand we are dealt it's how we deal with it.😊🤗👍

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +7

      Thank you for your kind comment. I agree. He is a very special artist indeed.

  • @shakysenior
    @shakysenior Рік тому +15

    I follow Ren reactions because I’m a Ren fan, however I have discovered some UA-cam sites, as a result of this, that are outstanding in their analysis. You are top of that list. Subscribed.

  • @NativeNYerChicHK
    @NativeNYerChicHK Рік тому +23

    What you thought sounded hopeful at the start of Violets Tale was actually harrowing, a different kind of upbeat, but a frantic or urgent sort. He’s genius with his ability to paint a whole picture. Honestly.

  • @EstherRoda
    @EstherRoda Рік тому +5

    you don't know how much I love Ren and your reactions of his songs❤

  • @TrashPandA051
    @TrashPandA051 Рік тому +65

    Rosalie is the "ren" of reaction videos ... his music(art) makes you feel things , then you watch reaction videos in the hope that someone experienced it the same way. Rosalie seems like one of the only few who shares that emotion and influence, and truly appreciates his work, not just using his work for views.... grateful for his genius, greatful for her realness😊

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +17

      Wow! 😮 thank you for this comment. This really means a lot. I love his work and it means a lot to hear that being myself and sharing my thoughts brings value to the world. Thank you

    • @DavidLindes
      @DavidLindes 5 місяців тому +1

      @@rosalieelliottofficial it does bring value to the world... And like... it was so interesting hearing you talk about what Screech's background might have been, and how that could influence his behaviors.... knowing you hadn't yet watched Violet's tale. Of course it wasn't prescient, because it's just you being aware of these phenomena that are all too common... but it was a lovely juxtaposition, and I appreciated you saying it _before_ you "knew".

  • @cas9065
    @cas9065 Рік тому +11

    Amazing Reaction, and such an important message at the end. Thank you. May I put my name behind Dominoes, Humble, Power? He has so many songs that fit your channel so well. I think I keep watching this as a commitment, as a repeated promise to myself to do what you say, to not close the door behind me and hide, but to reach out, to see and listen as much as I can, to smile and encourage. Never give up.

  • @xdaniedx
    @xdaniedx Рік тому +52

    SERIOUSLY I thought about you when I watched this trilogy for the first time because I know how deeply you feel the lyrics and true emotions artists like Ren and NF bring out of us, so right when I saw this I said to myself with a giggle, "Yep, Ren's going to have Rosalie crying again when she gets around to reacting to this one" at the time time I'm wiping a few of my own years away and blowing my nose haha.
    Now I have to have to wait till eleven am, that's eight and a half hours from now to sob along with you 😂😢
    On his UA-cam page Ren has a video up from 6 months ago where he does all three songs live in front of a big crowd in a event he set up in one of the alleyways he filmed the original videos. He throws in a 4th song in between "The Tale of Screech" and "Violets Tale" that fits with the trilogy. But it's not an important part of the story. But Ren was blown away by the turn out.

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +11

      almost time :) thank you for your patience. and thank you for the info.

    • @sheenadees2701
      @sheenadees2701 Рік тому +2

      The CD has a few extra tracks that go with the story but they don't change the story just add a bit more context. So stoked to get at least one of his CDs all the others were sold out.

    • @Lulabee2024
      @Lulabee2024 Рік тому

      Me too! 😂

  • @chefstar72
    @chefstar72 Рік тому +5

    I just love the way he walks around with that guitar all over town and tells a hell of a story. I'm easily distracted and I stayed glued to the screen. 😆

  • @Jeffwalker66
    @Jeffwalker66 Рік тому +13

    A message of hope from Ren, watch the back ally performance to hear the whole thing but to paraphrase
    This shows what can happen to people who come from the same source. As is now with the far left oversensitive and far right over angry... we all come from the same place and if we love ❤️ the people who annoy us most we'll meet in the middle and hope these tragedies won't happen
    Love your reactions... I've had to steal my brothers phone to leave this message
    Thanks for everything x

  • @ratflail215
    @ratflail215 Рік тому +5

    I love when he plucks the guitar like it sounds the strings are almost about to break.

  • @ChillsHills72
    @ChillsHills72 Рік тому +11

    Great breakdown of the song Rosalie, it's a very heartbreaking one to absorb, Ren is a master of all trades, not just rap and guitar but the way he performs his songs, his honesty, so raw and relatable, he really is the bard for our time.

  • @Howsyer
    @Howsyer Рік тому +6

    At the start of Violet's Tale when you said "This sounds hopeful" I felt bad having listened to these songs many many times and knowing how hope was completely lost. Ren is such a brilliant story teller and musician and is phenomenal at taking you on an emotional rollercoaster.

  • @jmango2636
    @jmango2636 Рік тому +8

    An absolutely fantastic reaction to this crazy phenomenal story by this genius Ren

  • @TheChuckMuzik
    @TheChuckMuzik 6 місяців тому +3

    The fact that twins usually see the lights of life on the same day makes it even more beautiful and sad...
    Twins that never knew each other died on the same day.
    Ren is a wonderful and mesmerizing, he's a modern Bard.
    Imagine having him with a guitare around a fire camp on a clear night sky.

  • @alanmcclure9546
    @alanmcclure9546 Рік тому +1

    I am only a few seconds into the Song, and must comment early, I will post again, as this is the first time any reactor has stopped to say, it reminds me of something. You may correct me if I am wrong, but the first few chords remind me of the old Christmas song, "God Rest Ye' Merry Gentlemen."

  • @bewilderedboy1
    @bewilderedboy1 Рік тому +6

    Love the openness and genuine emotion in your reactions. Really appreciate the depth you go to analysing Ren’s music and I love how much you “get” it.
    Much love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @AZRAEL_INVOKED
    @AZRAEL_INVOKED Годину тому

    I've watched around 25 maybe 30 Jenny and Screech reactions and this is how i found yours but yours is the best keep up the good work... Love your enthusiasim

  • @EngineerWilky81
    @EngineerWilky81 Рік тому +7

    This was a great reaction and analysis.
    This one shows how much Ren is like a modern bard with how he’s able to be poetic with guitar accompaniment and perform theatrically in these videos and songs as the sole performer. He’s so captivating and able to pull us into the depths of the stories he tells and feel the profound meaning of his message. His stories and lyrics are also very relatable and with how things are in the world today, this is refreshing to hear art like this that has powerful meanings.
    I love his talent with the guitar. At the beginning of Violet’s tale, the second melody gave me a medieval vibe like you’d hear is a troupe or tavern as a bard is preparing the audience for the story he’s about to tell. Also in Screech’s tale, after the guitar intro, when he starts singing, the music almost didn’t sound like it was a guitar to me the first time I heard it. Almost sound like it was coming fome a keyboard synthesizer. It’s amazing his skill with the guitar and how versatile he is with an acoustic/classical guitar.

  • @MusicTherapy74
    @MusicTherapy74 4 місяці тому +1

    We are from all over the world! I'm from New Zealand. ❤🇳🇿 Great reaction. Please do more.

  • @lenechristiansen2663
    @lenechristiansen2663 Рік тому +2

    Yessss!! Been waiting for your reaction, Rosali. Just jumped in right now. Hugs from Denmark

  • @jabbazabba23
    @jabbazabba23 Рік тому +3

    This saga deserves your detail and thoughtful analysis. So appreciated!

  • @Lou-xq9br
    @Lou-xq9br Рік тому +3

    Watching now, excited for this! Love it! He is SO out of this world talented ❣️

  • @danielboard9510
    @danielboard9510 Рік тому +2

    A beautiful triptych. Painted with words. A altarpiece of the soul.

  • @didierblasco8116
    @didierblasco8116 Рік тому +3

    WHAT A REACTION ! Thanks you for those tears of joy ! Thanks to Ren for being so musically impactful on souls

  • @jvnbrk
    @jvnbrk Рік тому +3

    Love how he includes all his musical influences in his work. The rap,classical guitar, and when he sings you can hear that reggae in there. Reggae music is one if his biggest influences. This dude is special

  • @redscouse8568
    @redscouse8568 Рік тому +1

    Loved your reaction and comments Rosalie, you're realisation of who the twins were was emotional and I was exactly the same first time. I keep saying Ren's talent is other worldly and his words profound and thought provoking. In my 63 years only one other artist has had me so excited and wanting more, that was Bowie when I was in my teens. Thank you Ren.

  • @romankolvek4489
    @romankolvek4489 Рік тому +4

    Hi! I'm from Czech republic.
    I watched this video beforehand and after that I was watching some reactions, and when Violet's tale was ending I knew, that you feel it coming.
    That crazy ending twist.
    And to be honest I was in therapeutic community to cure myself from PC games addiction, and as you said it wasn't easy in any way.
    First I was in denial, because I was sent there by my mom, but after some time I've opened my eyes, and saw the problem at hand.
    Truth is, that I didn't made it to this day without any problem, but I'm trying, and I know, that it will stay with me for rest of my life.

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +2

      Thank you for sharing that. Keep fighting. Keep going. You deserve to be free and live life to the fullest.

  • @salimufari
    @salimufari Рік тому +6

    I am SO VERY glad you watched the full 3 part with Violet also. The 3rd part is VITAL to see the whole story unfold.

  • @Spot-t
    @Spot-t Рік тому +3

    thank you so much for legitimately showing interest and passion for what you're watching here, especially since its Ren and all of us here love him let's be real. It's refreshing seeing emotion and enthusiasm (like rewinding 5 times to hear the intro parts, love that btw I do the same). Keep it up I'm here for it.
    also my next Ren recommendation would be one of his street show performances: "Ren & Sam Tompkins - Earned it /Mans World / Falling" is my favorite.

  • @waynephillips6779
    @waynephillips6779 Рік тому +3

    Can’t wait, I’m in West Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 this is my favourite of his compositions by far ❤

  • @stacyray7825
    @stacyray7825 Місяць тому

    One of the more thorough breakdowns I’ve had the privilege and desire to listen to all the way through to the end. I am not normally one for remembering and reciting lyrics to music as I tend to pay more attention to the overall sound. This is the way it has always been but for some reason, I find myself being able to recall more of REN’s lyrics and find myself singing along. I also find myself more emotionally moved by his performances. Thank you for giving an excellent review

  • @Caketime2
    @Caketime2 3 місяці тому +1

    Ren has done that for me, changed the trajectory of my life as a chronic pain suffering for so many years I lost all hope. And in a very dark place I found him and it was the first time I felt hope in a decade he allowed me to feel again

  • @mikeconway9849
    @mikeconway9849 Рік тому +4

    Lots to analyze in this one Rosalie...looking forward to it.

  • @IanElkins
    @IanElkins Рік тому +3

    I’ve been desperately waiting for this one. So glad you did it and broke it down perfectly 💜

  • @robertovasquez1538
    @robertovasquez1538 Рік тому +1

    I LOVE YOUR SENSITIVITY, PERIOD!!! GREETINGS FROM BOLIVIA 🇧🇴 !!!

  • @kevins2961
    @kevins2961 Рік тому +5

    Great reaction, please do Crutch next,
    Filmed 6 years ago when Ren basically had a breakdown as he did not have a diagnoses of what was happening to him.

  • @shdwdrgn
    @shdwdrgn Рік тому +1

    This was the reaction i was waiting for, much love, good effort

  • @vitamind1200
    @vitamind1200 Рік тому +2

    Amazing deep dive sis!! Love watching your heart-felt reactions. Your love of music just blazes through. So refreshing. Keep it up!!

  • @kjcile8334
    @kjcile8334 Рік тому +1

    I love your reactions. Music is powerful. I've been in REN rehab. It's been so healing to so many people that I've been watching. What it has done was get people talking. I'm from Ut

  • @WanderlustWarrior46
    @WanderlustWarrior46 Рік тому +2

    Hallo/ Hola/ Hello Rosalie,
    I've been waiting patiently for you to do more ren reactions I had suggested a few (including this) in a past comment and wanted you to do this. I'm writing this midway through your analysis so sorry I paused your beautiful soul hehe. I just wanted to add my two cents (also if you have the same thoughts and I just haven't listed them yet I'm sorry). So here it is:
    1. I found it very interesting how jenny inherited her mother's Flight/Flight/Freeze response.
    Violet (V) " was a silent girl" Jenny (J) "Jenny freezes, statue-like, a lady-shaped stalactite
    Fear like liquid nitrogen in the dark night, She tried to find the strength to move
    But stayed as still as a statue in high-heeled shoes"
    Where screech (S) seemingly inherited his father's predisposition for violence and anger.
    *I tried to convey my meaning here but my dyslexia sometimes makes it hard to get my thoughts down using the proper words. I hope you understand what I am trying to say.
    The line about J I just quoted blew me away "Lady-shaped stalactite" I mean WOW!
    THE TALES are such a sad reality of a society where children, adults and the elderly abuse (oh and animals) does occur. I used to work work with the elderly up until my botched spinal surgery left me disabled. I'm currently looking into opportunities to volunteer with one or more of these groups but I am not physically well enough, so might be with animals for the time being and maybe try and find a service be it online or by phone where I could maybe do my part to try and combat loneliness whether that be phone calls or online. Being in that field if you know any remorse I could youse I'd appreciate the tip.
    I completed a biomedical science degree intending to go on and study Neuropsychopharmacology (as so many people are suffering and it breaks my heart) with an interest in using psyidelc s as medication ie death anxiety and stuff the research I've read fascinates me.
    Anyway enough about me. Bla bla bla lol
    There's a ren song(s) I think you should react to it's called " Depression ". Its a lyrical video and I believe there's another called "Insomnia "
    Oh and there is a song you have to check out ren and chinchilla's "how to be me"
    *some background it is filmed on a bridge and is about a friend who took his own life by jumping g off a bridge. And unfortunately, his body was never recovered (Hope that's not a spoiler I just feel the song hits differently when you know ).
    I hope you see this if you do could you like it or comment I hate not knowing things and my anxiety will make me feel stupid for writing an essay lol.
    Anyway back to your video I love your reactions and can't wait to hear your insights.
    Much love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤️.
    Gerard
    Ps
    Hope I didn't go on too much haha
    Tschüss

  • @hajnalgyorgy1547
    @hajnalgyorgy1547 6 місяців тому

    Hi! Thank you for your great reaction. I discovered Ren few weeks ago and I like so much his music, the text, how he could play to the guitar. Following your reaction I have possibility to understand more deeply the content of lyrics.❤❤❤

  • @celinel9750
    @celinel9750 Рік тому

    Happy to see you back with Ren! and your reaction to Hi Ren is the most view off all, congrat for that 👍👍👍

  • @WanderlustWarrior46
    @WanderlustWarrior46 Рік тому

    Your kind words just made me cry 😢 thank you for what you just said

  • @letitgo5818
    @letitgo5818 Рік тому +2

    I listened to all three in a row the first time I heard it too and had the same reaction. Eyes wide open and no words to speak. Masterpiece really.

  • @roamthewayhome
    @roamthewayhome Рік тому

    I'm just now watching this, but I have to give you kudos for picking up that he rewinds and fast-forwards with his guitar! I watch tons of reactions and you're only one of 2 I've watched so far who had picked up on it. You're paying attention. Love it! Love your reviews!

  • @liamreidy1175
    @liamreidy1175 Рік тому +3

    His writing ability is amazing......Not to mention his skills on guitar.......Genius....

  • @davidreading343
    @davidreading343 Рік тому

    Thank you for your vulnerability, insight and shining a light on our humanity. Your compassion is nurturing.

  • @jukeboxdave6026
    @jukeboxdave6026 Рік тому

    Ren the modern day William Shakespeare pure genius great reaction 67 year old great grandad love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀 amazing channel 👍

  • @Lulabee2024
    @Lulabee2024 Рік тому

    Born central Michigan raised in Toledo Ohio... turned 58 a few days ago. I've been following you for just a short time... before Hi Ren... I enjoy listening to music from around the world and you showed up on my UA-cam feed 😁
    I respect your opinions and reflections of the music you react to and appreciate your passion SO MUCH. When I listen to you I feel encouraged and less alone in the world. I cry with you and I laugh with you... And I listen to every word 😁
    Thank you for being the good and kind human you appear to be ❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @GabeHornne
    @GabeHornne 4 місяці тому +1

    How on I only now watching this reaction?!

  • @Cynthiabecker24
    @Cynthiabecker24 Рік тому +2

    5mins in and I'm already crying...Ive heard the Trilogy many times. It NEVER gets old. Cheers for this review Rosalie. Much love from Melbourne Australia🙏🌏💙 #ren #thetaleofjennyandscreech #violetstale

  • @danettesoukup7395
    @danettesoukup7395 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for holding and being a safe space for people to experience "difficult to hear" music (like this song). This song and your reaction to it helped me break through a wall, therapeutically speaking. I was diagnosed with DID in my early 20s. Now, I am 45 years old. I have worked hard to understand and process, grow and accept my childhood traumas. Violet's Tale made me break down in tears and finally get a glimpse of my mother. My father was a murderer and violent (in all the ways) to my mother and his children. I've come to terms with a lot, but I've been stuck about my mother and her compliance. I was able to see her silence as not accepting but protective of her children. She worked hard to focus the violence on herself, trying to keep us protected. My anger at her for not leaving him.... I guess this song allowed me to stick a foot in the door and peer inside her for a moment of understanding. Your reactions allow me to safely hear important music that otherwise might be too triggering. So, thanks Rosalie. I appreciate what you do in so many ways, but this video hit hard and I am grateful for your commitment to keeping it real, but also safe. Be well.🥰

  • @andrewmagill
    @andrewmagill Рік тому +1

    Totally loved your personal talk at the end! Great react! :)

  • @KernowFishy
    @KernowFishy Рік тому +1

    That ending is such a gut punch. Genius. I love your message. It's an endless fight (an endless dance as Ren said) but we really do have to try to keep fighting it.

  • @jhdix6731
    @jhdix6731 Рік тому +1

    I really love how this at times sounds like a murder ballad from Victorian times (or even earlier). Apart from being a most fitting choice of style for this tale, it also seems to show how timeless this story is.

  • @ryderjohnson1293
    @ryderjohnson1293 Рік тому +4

    I love art. And this ranks pretty high in the art category. Shakespeare and Beethoven would be proud of what this young man can do with a single instrument and some words.
    I've just never really heard an artist like him in my 41 years on this floating rock.

  • @barbieriveros4791
    @barbieriveros4791 Рік тому +1

    I love him, he is such and incredible, talented and original artist. ❤

  • @staceysmith4868
    @staceysmith4868 Рік тому

    Girl, I say you should start over as many times as you need... the depths you go to in your reactions feed my soul!

  • @Therealchrist
    @Therealchrist Рік тому +4

    This is the one I've been waiting for!

  • @TheDougMan
    @TheDougMan Рік тому

    I loved your reaction and discussion. Ren is a strolling minstrel of old here between the music and his presentation-including the jumpsuit! The depth and breadth of his literary skill is daunting.
    The three chapters were live, one-take by the way-wow.

  • @moodypurple
    @moodypurple 3 місяці тому

    I've watched this so so many times, and each time I cry my eyes out. I'm a proud Brit, Ren is amazing ❤❤

  • @AManCalledAidan
    @AManCalledAidan Рік тому +3

    Great analysis Rosalie! Your brain seems to go fast in different directions but you are good at harnessing that and going deep! The strong message to me is about the repeating patterns. Jenny inherits Violet's silence, which was her coping mechanism, and Screech, his dad's violence. When they meet, Jenny freezes and says and does nothing, her pattern, throwing Screech into a rage, his. Tragic but more so because there was always the possibility of breaking the patterns across the generations but that did not happen once in this case. Artistically I think the guitar interludes between the tales are a theatrical device and partly like palate cleansers. The guitar/guitarist becomes observer and narrator; this gives us an outside view of the scenes which somehow makes it all the more dramatic when the heavier and darker riffs kick in. Very Shakespearean approach I think and the choice of melodies for the interlude parts has an Elizabethan feel to underly that. The melodies are also very dark and a bit nightmarish in their awkward chirpiness. It all feels claustrophobic and wrapped up, so it's a cautionary tale: this is what happens when no-one helps or reaches out for help. Of course sadly there is nothing fictitious about that. PS you may have said all that, I didn't quite finish watching the video! PPS: ok listened to it all now. I loved your expansive and positive reaction - looking to the possibility of better lives and a better world. Thank you!

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial  Рік тому +1

      Such an interesting comment!! Well said. I love the idea of the guitar as pallet cleanser as well as observer and narrator. Beautifully said.

  • @davidmcintyre6444
    @davidmcintyre6444 Рік тому

    Rosalie I love your reactions and your realness 🙏 thank you so much. REN is stunning, I’m 67 and like all older people, found myself bemoaning the music of now, REN restored my faith and I adore seeing the reactions his talent inspires, I loved watching your reaction ❤

  • @kmills3317
    @kmills3317 4 місяці тому +1

    At 28:15 - 28:40 is my favorite part. Love the way he uses the guitar & voice.

  • @shemeherwe9857
    @shemeherwe9857 Рік тому +2

    I love that I'm not the only one absolutely astounded by his word play. Ren's a lyrical genius. Doesn't hurt that he gives great aural too.

  • @lovemercygrace
    @lovemercygrace Рік тому +1

    ooh! I get excited at the start of this every time! (to see the reactor's mind get blown! 🤯😅
    yes, when you get to the end the image of Jenny (a 14year old) walking the streets at night in high heeled shoes, the streets she's walked a thousand times, suggests that she was a "lady of the night" (albeit she was just 14years old) - another hidden tragedy within the rest.

  • @OliveiraUriel
    @OliveiraUriel Рік тому +8

    Many reacts don't get it at first but right at the start of Jenny's Tale when she is going home to sleep we are told she is trying to escape her life/lifestyle/neighborhood.
    It's totally understandable to miss that bid since it's right at the beginning and a first listener is still "landing on Ren's dimension", confused, overwhelmed and in shock.

  • @MikeyPea72
    @MikeyPea72 Рік тому

    Ren has inspired so many of us to find the right words, thank you for expressing your's so eloquently.

  • @Dorivit
    @Dorivit Рік тому

    Thankyou for the care you take while reacting to rens music. Thankyou for the deep dive, I’ve watched this so many times and have seen so many people react and I appreciate the time and care you took.. I don’t know ren, I’ve never met him but I feel so protective of his creations.. silly but they give me hope.

  • @philbsmiling
    @philbsmiling Рік тому

    Wow Rosalie! You are gold. Your words beautiful and powerful! 🤍

  • @joli3ma3
    @joli3ma3 Рік тому +3

    Yes, been waiting for this one!

  • @jonathankall3062
    @jonathankall3062 Рік тому +1

    Thanks!! Helped. Check out his song ‘ Patience’ from years ago in his early illness w his msg of his hope and faith Thru this - and also check out bongo bong and his band THE BIG PUSH song “I shot the Sheriff / road to Zion/hip hop“ these three are amazing!

  • @JeffreyBruno-pj2os
    @JeffreyBruno-pj2os Рік тому +1

    Interesting that your channel focuses on music and psychology. Well Ren is the epitome of music and psychology!

  • @Iwan.Spillebeen
    @Iwan.Spillebeen 10 місяців тому

    I've been following Ren for years, The Big Push and prior, but only saw the tale part one previously, so it was truly an absolute pleasure experiencing this through your reaction video. I've been binging on a few of your Ren reactions over the last couple of days and I really like how you approach them. Our emotions and thoughts don't always match in takeaway from the videos, but it is great to see other's perspective towards an artist we both (I think I can state this) cherish and love. Ren is and has been for many years an artistic force, I truly hope he gets more recognition and that we get to enjoy more of his art for decades to come. and yes, your ...no..... no ... at the end was my identical reaction. And now I'm stuck in a cable salad 😂

  • @rebel_130
    @rebel_130 8 місяців тому

    Love your Ren reactions ❤ And your lovely warm personality shines through. This trilogy is phenomenal in every way

  • @sherryspooner8258
    @sherryspooner8258 Рік тому

    Love the way you break Ren's music down. You are a much needed light in this world!

  • @margaretc5679
    @margaretc5679 Рік тому +1

    Beautiful parting message. Thank you.

  • @kathistoops1012
    @kathistoops1012 Рік тому

    This is heartbreaker of a tale, told in true Ren style, he is so unique and profound. I have never seen or heard anyone like him, he gives me chills. Love your reactions to his art, you get it, keep watching and reacting please Rosalie. You are awesome!

  • @WeChallenge
    @WeChallenge Рік тому +4

    If you have seen this trilogy read on, otherwise STOP HERE:
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    I Hope you had on your seat belt while seeing this one. That last bit of Violets tale, where we first meet "a girl named Jenny and a boy named Screech" wrecked my freaking mind. I also saw a post from Ren saying Patrick his friend was not home because he was at Screeches GF place, having an affair with her.
    This is my opinion, his finding out his boy Patric nor his GF were loyal, this sent Screech even further into rage mode as the cop arrived. This contributed to him being mad enough to face off with the cop knowing he had a knife and was charging someone with a gun. A suicide by cop scenario ensued. Peace everyone.