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This entire album is what got millions of us through jr/high school. It's dark, painful, depressing. There's no answers. It's just a call from the dark for something, somebody, anybody to help. But it's cathartic. It's like someone sitting with you in/through your pain. There's solace and solidarity in it. You're not alone because there's someone else out there feeling it too. Hell, I'm a 41 year old, happy, well-adjusted adult tearing up over the bittersweet memories.
You hit the nail on the head.
I remember listening to their music and thinking "I guess I am not alone, because someone wrote this song, and it sounds like I feel."
Their music helped me feel less alone, and that helped me survive to get help.
I just bought album this again. I’m 36, and this album is so solid from start to finish, that I would listen to it over and over again in high school…
39 and feel the same lol.
Legit, I couldn't have said it better, thinking back, thos album is one of those that I just keep rebuying.
Too true. Hybrid Theory/Meteora and Staind's "Break the Cycle" were some of my main solace as an angry/angsty teen
The lyrics to almost every Linkin Park song hits differently after learning of Chester's battle with depression that ultimately led to his death. It was like a career filled with music that was a cry for help. It's a very sad way to think of their music, but it's all there in the words. I think I enjoy the music in a different way now, like he shared his battle with us, even if we didn't pick up on it at the time. RIP Chester. I hope you have found peace.
I agree with you, especially Good Goodbye on the final album of theirs. Or the final album? And then Mike Shinoda goes on to put our the song called Over Again, talking about that song too. "Sometimes it feels like we say goodbye over and over and over again."
@@PenneySounds
While this is true, it's also important to know that Chester must have had some input, at least I am pretty sure he did. I don't think it's just a coincidence that he was fighting depression and a lot of the song lyrics just happen to involve such things. It's either that or Chester was a heavy influence for the lyrics Mike wrote.
@@SilvyReacts I was thinking the same thing. I know that Mike wrote most of the lyrics, but the band was a family. They shared the struggle of being those who had to witness Chester's battle, and I feel that the lyrics reflected that.
What eats at me.. it shouldn't hit differently.
Kurt Cobain should've been enough of a warning.. 😞
@@midnytemassacre
The issue is there are many artists that write songs like this that don't have depression. So it's not so easy to just assume that is the case based on lyrics.
And if anything, we as fans are not close enough to these individuals to make that call. We don't know them personally.
"The lyrics are somewhat depressing, guys"
You are going to use that line a lot if you keep listening to Linkin Park.
I think he might have said this on each video so far lol
@@PenneySounds alot of Linkin Parks lyrics are quite depressing, all of them are like a way into Chester's and Shinoda's minds since they absolutely wrote what was on their minds, which usually for Chester was pain and depression.
@@PenneySounds you aren't listening close enough if you think that....
@@PenneySounds "Its uplifting!" - Mike Shinoda, 2017
@@bertafjertafisalukta2302 Is that a comment about rope? If so, 1. Too dark. 2. Too soon.
One of my favourite facts about Chester is that apparently it was physically uncomfortable to be stood in a room with him when he went full volume because his voice was so loud / powerful.
That makes sense when you see Jay-zs reaction at the end of the live performance 🤣
Depends how loud the speakers are, but you Americans like to make up bs
@@FrostThorn your name says everything I need to know. gtfo of here
The man had dynamite sticks in his chest
I went to the same school as chester (granted a few years after) the choir teacher was still the same guy he always said chesters voice was stupid powerful
Everyone who was born in the 90s rocked Linkin Park, Chester was the voice of a generation and listening to this now gives me chills. Definitely check out more of there work
I was born in '77 and I rocked to Linkin Park...they're a band that quickly reached transcendence.
throw 1988 in there too!!
I born in 2000s but I love their songs
Born in the 70s loved all their music, it hits a certain group of people not ages, ya know?
Born in the early 80s. Also rocked to Linkin Park. 😊😢
Yes! More Linkin Park!
the singer, chester, sadly in 2017 took his own life, a lot of their music hits different now, one that really hurts to hear now is if from their final album, it came out the same year he ended up dying, the album and song I am talking about is One More Light, personally I want you to hear a song called Wretches And Kings from an album way before his passing, but on an emotional level, look up One More Light
Geez, it's already been that long 😔. Feels like just yesterday
5 years damn this covid thing messed my perception of time
@@TheForeheadOfDoom666 yeah, I still remember when a friend called me and told me what had happened, I honestly didn’t believe it till I saw it on an official news site, it fucked me up, I remember being 12 around the time Hybrid Theory was blowing up, first rock cd I ever got, I’ve followed them ever since and man was super obsessed with the band for so long, it was very hard to accept him being gone, and man that 3 hour tribute show for chester was beautiful but man it hurt my soul watching it
Sadly like a lot of us Chester suffered from Major Depressive Disorder, and wasnt able to find a treatment that helped before he lost the fight with his beast. He is one of the reasons I was finally able to get the help I needed and I only wish he had been able to as well.
Chester struggled most of his adult life with depression and substance abuse. He said once in an interview that a big inspiration for him was Chris Cornell and when Chris committed suicide, Chester spiraled into a really bad depression and committed suicide a few month later. On his twitter fans of Linkin Park shared how their music helped them in their struggles with depression, gave their condolences and shared their stories about friends who lost their battles with depression. His widow has kept his twitter up and encourages fans to share their stories about how Linkin Park's music has helped with their struggles with depression, saying that if it helps just one person who is struggling with depression to not feel alone and not take that ultimate step into self-harm, then that is a victory,no matter how small.
Their song Given Up has a great 18 second scream by Chester but it's eerie because it sounds like a definite cry for help...and their song Numb is awesome
Yes, LP hits way different when you know Chester killed himself. We all knew he had some form of depression but figured this was his outlet and he'd be fine in the end(no pun intended). Don't think anyone knew how bad it really was in his head, even though he did mention that no one wanted to be in his head. That it was a bad place to be
Seen them in Boston during a massive snow storm . The show was simply amazing and powerful.
My daughter was able to meet Chester. She was rather shy but he took time and made her feel special.
He is missed . RiP
The Jay-Z Linkin Park Album Called "Collision Course". Your mind will be blown!
He's already reacted to A song from that album, share the video to run up the likes so he knows that people will actually watch the reaction(like he says in every video)
"agressive in the ways you want it to be aggressive" ....the exact way i feel about all the metal music i like :)
In my darkest times this song helped me because I felt understood.
Amen.
Chester and Layne Staley both did this for me
RIP Chester he helped me through so much
Same!
This was the first song I can remember as a kid that truly made me fall in love with music. I will forever love Linkin Park
Linkin Park ruled the early 2000's! RIP Chester!!
You hit the nail on the head. He was crying for help! May he rest in peace! Brilliant soul and Brilliant band!
"Lyrics are depresing": oh you have no idea what it was for me to find relief listening someone speaking out sadness in ways I could not when I was in a dark place.
RIP chester..... looking back all of their stuff makes you realize what he was going through.... just heartbreaking!!
I remember hearing this the first time live in 2001 it was.. insane. So then I proceeded to see them 15 more times. Every time was incredible!!🤘🏻 RIP, Chester! 🖤
I think one of my favorite songs from Linkin Park is Hands Held High it's very soft and soothing but just like all of their songs hits deeply
I listened to Linkin Park very much as a younger teen, i listened to it because it was relatable to my own mental health.
"What they are saying" is the reason so many found a place in their music growing up.
If you find yourself in a storm of chaos, there is a calmness in the pain of the familiar.
Numb is my favorite LP song ever!!! RIP Chester
Really enjoy your reactions. Thank you for always being so quick to the content, instead of having 3 minute introductions.
This was the first linkin park song I heard and instantly fell in love with it, while on my bus ride to 7th grade.
RIP Chester… His entire career he was singing out all the pain, depression which ended up too many seem to be nihilistic but in reality it was just pure pain.
All time favorite group, best combination of Rock and Rap music out there. RIP Chester you shall always be missed.
Chester hanged hisself 7-20-2017. That day crushed millions of people, myself deeply. I'm a 58 year old grandmother and I still have a hole through my soul over it. I love all types of music but Chester is and will always be the one that I cry over daily, yes I'm one of the "severely depressed people in this world", I don't think I'll ever heal. Given Up is just one of my favorites, I love too many to be able put them in a list. Thank you for keeping his voice out there and for the new people just learning of him. RIP CHESTER CHARLES BENNINGTON 💔
He was sexually abused when he was younger, that's where the pain came from. Chris Cornell of Soundgarden as well, both great artist that took their own lives.
Nothing gave me goosebumps at a concert more than the Shut up part at the end. So grateful to have seen them in concert twice
Chester commited suicide. So yeah, you hit it on the nose. Lots of people listen to their songs and did NOT commit suicide, because they could relate, they could see themselves in the song.
This was early in their career...GREAT ALbum!!
I hate how true this is. He literally is part of why I'm alive today and the amount of hurt I feel knowing that he is gone sucks
@@wyldcardsam Completely understandable. But I think it's beautiful because their art, and his expression of it, succeeded in doing exactly what they set out to do: to bare emotions, states of mind, and insecurities. And it's done to hopefully reach others who connect to it.
If your statement is true (and I'm confident it is, for clarity's sake), then your being with us means he accomplished what he and the band intended: to hopefully reach those who may be helped by their message.
As much of a shame it is he's no longer with us, it's poetically beautiful that he reached someone enough to save them from something he couldn't escape himself.
I can only imagine there's at least one other person who they may have helped steer away from the edge....all the way to potentially thousands of people. That's incredible to consider. I see it as it was better for all to have had his contributions out in the world, than to have never have known them at all.
While I don't know you, I'm glad you're still here for those reasons.. 😁
I've gotten through some tough times because the lyrics of the songs hit close to home for me. Some, as I'm sure others have already commented, songs seemed like a cry for help. I will forever enjoy the songs.
I was going through a horrible childhood and Linkin Park was the main thing that got me through it. As dark as their music could be, there was a strength in the solidarity and understanding. And with A Thousand Suns there was a great healing as it came out when I was starting to escape and improve my mental health. Chester reached and saved so many people with his music, it broke my heart to learn that he lost his fight after getting so many of us through ours. I'll never forget him, he will always have a special place in my heart. RIP Chester ❤️
im guessing he hasn't heard "given up" yet
RIP Chester, He shared what he was going thru, thru his music...So sad, serious loss in music...Thank you, Peace
I had this "Live in Texas" CD/DVD maaaaan that was the only thing i watched for WEEKKSSSS. Love this!
Chester still gives me goosebumps with his voice to this day and Ive been listening to LP since their underground albums before hybrid theory
You can literally pull any song they made out of a hat and it will most likely have been a hit song. One of their more emotional songs "One More Light" is a lot slower paced and was one of their last big hits. I would highly recommend checking it out because its something completely different than their usually music but fits them so well all the same.
"His voice is amazing guys" I bet you didn't hear him singing Adele "rolling in the deep". Chester sang like an angel and screamed like a demon.
The thing about this song that made it popular was that people could relate to the music. This song and band birth a genre of music that people who were out cast needed. They used this to relate to others, find friends, families, and have them a reason to go on. Granted there were some people who were left behind but just like every other genre of music it help bring people together and spread actual joy.
Songs about struggles and depression and mental issues are so important. When you're in that kind of place, you tend to reject help from the people around you because they're not in the same place you are and there's a lack of understanding. It's like a man giving advice on how to cope with pregnancy, it doesn't feel credible or genuine so it's hard to take seriously. But these songs, they meet you where you are and let you know they understand what you're going through. They get past the walls we put up and talk to people who otherwise can't be reached.
There's a reason why we Soldiers have the phrase "Sings like an Angel, Screams like a Demon" to describe Chester... That man's vocals were unmatched. There will never be another like him and he will be forever missed.
Rest well, Chester. I hope you found your bliss.
❤🙏😇😈❤
While the lyrics are darker, so many people resonate in a way that let's them vent as they sing along (myself included). Tho I know some were still lost they helped us through tough times at any level.
This numb and breaking the habit are the three hardest songs by them for me to listen to but seeing you react to linkin park gives me hope
shadow of the day - a personal favourite LP song and one that just hits so much harder now that their lead singer is no longer with us. RIP
This is one of those songs n Albums I had many of a Great Aggressive Workouts at The Gym!!
Loved this Album!!
R.I.P Chester
Love how they mixed in the animation album remix of this song that Jonathan Davis did with them. RIP Chester. You are missed buddy
Like you said the song and the lyrics spoke to generations of people. Even those that really listened to the lyrics and processed them, for you to sing along it took so much energy that you either would feel pumped up or drained of all emotion.
Fun fact about this song. This song is a blending of two songs, One Step Closer from the album Hybrid Theory, and 1stp Klosr from the album Reanimation. The majority of the song (musically is the biggest difference) is from Hybrid Theory. However, the lyrics "These are the places where I can feel torn from my body" all the way till "and pouring" is actually sung by Jonathan Davis from Korn, which is in the Reanimation version of the song.
This era of Linkin Park is what I love the most. All of Linkin Park's music is wonderful, but Hybrid Theory, Reanimation, Meteora and Live in Texas all came out during a difficult time in my life. Hybrid Theory especially hits me the most, not just because it was the first but since it touches more on the anger side of things as opposed to the depressed. Songs like this one was comforting to know I wasn't alone in my thoughts and feelings, and being able to sing and scream along to this when I had the opportunity to be alone was very cathartic. Back in the days of downloading videos, I would download all of the concerts I could find of Linkin Park. I had this exact one on my computer, and loved to watch it. The little changes they made to the live performances made it so enjoyable to watch, and their energy made it work.
"Linkin Park Lying From You Live In Texas" was also amazing
Highly recommend checking out their songs Given up, One more light, Castle of glass and Bleed it out. All amazing songs that are full of every emotion you can experience
His entire career was a literal scream for help.
The lyrics is what helps to relate to the song in dark times and music is what helps to get through them.
One of favorite songs
One of their later songs that hits is "one more light"
The first album Hybrid Theory had some rougher songs. The music video had some odd imagery. I love it. Later albums had a different tone.
The beat kept us going, the lyrics helped us by knowing Chester was in the same places we were and understood.
checking out live versions of linkin park songs is always a good idea :) you could check out Crawling or Papercut live at Project Revolution 2002 (Las Vegas) at some point.
One thing to note is that the change in tone (both musically and lyrically) at the end is because they've incorporated a verse from a remix of the song into the live performance. On the remix, Jonathan Davis of Korn was featured with his own verse, so his lyrics are somewhat darker than Chester's own were.
I love this version of the song. The original is superb and the remix is amazing, and this live performance meshes the two perfectly.
Best band ever!
Linkin Park became super popular around the time most millennials where in High school, myself included. So as teenagers the music hit us and felt like stress relief.
and for many of us it was relief, a way to connect with something, i know i did and that's why i went to get help for my problems.
When you are at a Linkin Park concert and they play this song (I have been to like 4-6 of there concerts) the stadium is literally shaking from the people dancing and jumping and singing.
So sad, we as a people lost one of the real great vocalists, and genuine people in Chester. R.I.P. Unfortunately he took his own life in 2017 I believe. But reaction or not, this groups catalogs should be on anyone's playlist.
Every one of their songs feels different since he´s gone. 😥 lovely reaction
Linkin Park- Rolling in thr deep live itunes festival. Its a cover not a LP original, but it displays some of Chesters vocal abilities
Some of the best voices lost too soon, still hard to believe. ❤ R.I.P. Chester & Chris
I was lucky enough to see LP at their last Australian concert. Their music was awesome. Rip Chester.
It took me a few years to notice what the lyrics were really saying. I've been listening since a was 10, their concert in Rio is still the best I've been too. RIP Chester
As you now know what happened to Chester whenever you hear an LP song you'll hear cries for help. That's what many fans find hard to accept, that he couldn't find the help he so regularly referred to. RIP Chester 💔
It was a whole different world to see them live. I was extremely lucky to be on the floor, in the pit, during the 2003 Summer Sanitarium tour when they opened for Metallica. Imagine that - Linkin Park AND Metallica in one show. I believe it was Robert Trujillo’s first tour with Metallica as their new bassist (someone correct me if I’m wrong). We pushed to the front of the stage and it was like nothing else I’ve ever experience. I am still not over losing Chester. His voice was singular.
Chester (R.I.P.) WAS EVERYTHING. Listen to "Shadow of the Day. Personal favorite (along with "Waiting For the End"). It's beautiful. So so so so beautiful and sad.
Nobody in the music world moves me like Bennington. Great song, great album, great band, awesome singer.
The thing with LP is that the Lyrics are written by Linkin Park and they hit hard with so many people because so many of us have felt those lyrics at one point or another in life. It's actually uplifting and empowering to turn on LP and just scream out all that negative crap with Chester..kind of like therapy.. Chester saved a lot of people singing/screaming these lyrics..#ripchester
The lyrics take on an entirely new meaning after Chester's passing
So happy you chose this live performance. This is my fave live version of this song. Please react to high voltage or forgotten rock am ring 2001 next. It's more on the hiphop side of LP
Check out Breaking the Habit by them. The music video of that song is really special as well.
All of Linkin Park's songs from the two albums Hybrid Theory and Meteora are instant playlist adds. You sit back and think oh well this one is a definite add... and that one.. well I can't do without that one... just save yourself some time and add every song from those albums XD they're masterpieces. RIP Chester you will always be missed.
“I found bliss in ignorance” maybe a reference to depression in a sense that people who don’t struggle with it don’t know what it’s like (don’t have to deal with it) or will not be able to comprehend?
I understand listening to live versions of songs because it feels more "raw" but as a new listener who likes how you digest reacts, I wish you listened to the studio versions, just because you get more of how they meant for it to be heard
I remember I always sang this song in my room without caring if my parents or neighbours heard me. I was just jamming to it
I think that Robot Boy is most often my favourite from them - I love everything they've produced but that one is especially good
This was there first hit. I wore this cd out when it came out!
Add the whole hybrid theroy album to ur playlist one of the great albums of all time.
I was in my early teens when I found LP. I didn't know how to feel, still don't as a 30+ year old boy. (Fight club line.) Never met him or got to see him with LP but miss him very much. Hope he found peace, much love and respect to someone I still look up to.
You can’t really go wrong picking a random song from them but most people will tell you to start with the Hybrid Theory or Meteora albums.
Personally my favorites have always been Faint and Pushing Me Away but I appreciate their slower songs like Hands Held High. (A song written about the war on terrorism and how Americans felt with Bush at the time)
If you want to feel an insane amount of energy check out Bleed It Out or Remember The Name (technically by Mike’s side band Fort Minor but it really showcases his rap.)
If you want to see Chester’s raw talent check out Given Up and their cover of Rolling in the Deep.
Fun fact: they re-wrote the song like 6 times, because they couldn't get the words they wanted. They actually wrote the lyrics about their producer because they were so frustrated/mad about him pressuring them.
Blood is pouring...was also sung by Jonathan Davis of the band Korn...there is a live version of them singing it together....Korn and linkin park used to tour together...both bands are amazing..ive listen to both bands. They are 2 of the best ..linkin park and Korn.....in my opinion...🔥🔥🔥😎👍
Rest In Peace Chester you got me through so many dark times 😘
Loved this song since it first came out
Fav song
My favorite reactor starting to understand my favorite band!
Their lyrics are extremely personal, and yes, sometimes very sad.
When chester died it hit me harder than any celebrity death in my life because he got a lot of people through their darkest moments and hardest times but no one was able to reach him the way he reached other people ...truly tragic
Other end of the energy spectrum but extremely moving would be One More Light. The performance from Chester just elicits so much emotion.
I got the chance to see chester with the band stone temple pilots in Charlotte NC shortly before he passed.. but he was super cool. There was a fan run on stage and before security guards could get him Chester said leave him alone . And let the fan sing with him and give a shout out to the band the fan was in.. live in front of the whole pavilion
They have so many good songs I'd just name them all.
My personal favorites are Papercut, Powerless, Bleed it Out, Numb, A Place for my Head, My December.
Also, the 2nd half of that song is not in the studio/album version of the song, but is on their Reanimation album that is all their first cd pretty much remixed by DJs. One of the songs on that album is a remix of Crawling with Aaron Lewis providing additional vocals and shortly after Chester's death he was performing an accousitc set and he and the band he was with (including the lead singer from the band Godsmack) performed the song and it is amazing as well, but you should really check out the original first.
I always wanted to see LP in concert and I reckon it was finally about to happen before we lost Chester. Still hurts to this day
2:45 this album has sold 27 million copies worldwide… so yeah, definitely a hit song 😉