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Fun fact: Rihanna was at this show. I think she played right before them. She said Chester was one of the best vocalists she’d ever seen live.
Thats so cool. I saw a post from Rihanna about her being devastated about Chester's death. Love her more for that.
I remember reading Rhianna’s tribute to Chester after his passing, She referred to him as a “Vocal Beast.” I could not agree more.
Really!! That's great
understatement of the century
really wow I didn‘t know
Chester cried when he recorded this song. Because the lyrics related too much to his own addiction at that time. Mike (the rapper, writer, producer, keyboard piano, wrote the song. Brad (guitar) phoenix (bass) Rob (drums) and Mr Hann (DJ, sound effects, music video director) and with Chester (vocals) ofcourse they were the best band the world has ever known imo. I’ve been to their concerts 3 times and they were lit af.
Not many people know how much Mr Hann actually put into the videos, he was a major part, if I remember right, it's been a while, bit didn't he do the whole of the video for this song, like all the animation for the official video. The guys a genius in his own right, a group of very talented blokes. Chester is missed a lot, would have loved to see what they'd be putting out now.
One of my biggest regrets in life will always be that I never saw them live. I thought I had time. This performance makes me cry every time, not only because I know what he feels, but because I can also feel it, relate to how I feel when depression really knocks me down hard, and I snap at people and "I don't know why I instigate and say what I don't mean". Of course, it's nothing compared to what he went through, but it still hits me anyway, and I think a lot of people can apply it to their own struggles. Hits like a punch to the chest, right in the heart.
@@0Onyx13 Me too. Always though, I will catch them next time.hester is still a huge inspiration to my singing style.
@@0Onyx13 same here, I would like to watch the live but now is no possible anymore
Mike actually wrote the song especially for Chester
Chester really had this One in a Million voice, he was up there with people like DIO, Steve Perry and Freddy Mercury
Maybe not unique voice itself - but unique (one and only) ability to sing/cry/growl and do whatever he does
I remember in an interview that Mike said that Chester was sick on this show. He even kissed Chester's head at the end of that show, seeing that he gave it his all, even sick and tired, he managed to make it happen.
This is actually one of Chester's favorite Linkin Park songs
Linkin Park are NEVER a waste of time. RIP CHESTER
mike shinoda is such an amazingly talented musician and producer.. obviously chester was chester.. but mike is so talented, and all members of LP too
True. Mike is overlooked by many. Chester's vocals are pretty much the trademark of LP, but i think that Mike is a very essential part as well, he has many talents.
Mike is great!!!
@@Qalibrated yup I agree. Growing up I was obsessed with how talented he was. Great song writer, producer, instruments, art. Truly all rounder
Rob is very underrated
Yeah mike is very underrated. He is a genius.
The realism of Linkin Park's music was something that drew a lot of us fans to their music. I found them during a time when I was suffering from social anxiety, emotional abuse and depression. They pulled me from a dark place.
I'm an old bloke, but they are easily the best band that I've ever seen live. I saw them at the beginning, I saw them at the end and Bennington nailed it both times, and that's not easy shit to sing. An absolutely phenomenal singer.
I am 52 and i love linkin park, i totally agree with you 😊❤ i wish i could have seen them live, so i listen a lot to their live shows 👍
Chester had one of the purest voices in music. He is truly missed.
you can tell by the tiny imperfections that its legit. Proper true musicianship. i love it when they leave the sound as is, instead of correcting in post production. Truly awesome
Watching him live was one of my bucket list, it pains me that I will never able to complete this..
Same here I actually bought tickets for their tour when he died
Same 😥
Same for me 😢.
React to QWERTY live next by linkin park. Chester’s best live vocals
He reacted to that song
@@Random-06 But not to the Live Version ^^
Live version is much better than Original.
I think Best Chester's vocals from Rock Am Ring 2007 especially last song from this concert - Faint, especially the end of this song, this insane 👍
@@vyacheslavv6180 yea my guy was dropping 13 second fry screams and opera notes back to back at the end...the aol live session given up and qwerty in japan are close but you might be right lol
I can't remember if you've reacted to the live version of "Given Up" yet, but that one is absolutely CHILLING.
He did
It is chilling, my god especially the scream
This is Chester 💙
Breaking the Habit is the song which can feel chester's amazing clean voice.
They say that Chester could sing like an Angel & Scream like a Demon.
Chester Bennington had one of the best voices live, which as you know is difficult. You watched a live video a few days ago and you kept asking about the sound he was making, most refer to it as a growl and he screams too. One of the absolutely most amazing thing Chester could do was go from that sweet singing voice to a growl or scream without taking a breath or hardly taking a breath, not to mention the amount of emotion he could convey with his voice. In most vocalist, this would absolutely shred their vocal ability and it would show especially live. Chester never lost that amazing ability. Occasionally, on certain songs, you will hear a backing vocal track but I've heard stripped down versions of just Chester without the backing vocals, it gives me goosebumps just like "The Sound of Silence" by Disturbed. The backing vocals make the song fuller and if you listen to the album version, it's pretty easy to spot live when it happens.
Chris Cornell was another, absolutely phenomenal live and you can find many stripped down versions, or unplugged, of him. They were both amazing.
I mentioned Disturbed earlier, David Draiman the lead singer is badass live too. I've also seen Twenty One Pilots in concert, Tyler Joseph, lead singer, sounds the same live. He uses backing vocal tracks in most songs, it's easy to spot because Tyler likes to layer vocals and sometimes sing 2 things at once, which isn't possible without backing vocals lol. Their live show is amazing.
Bringing it back to Linkin Park, you mentioned the rapper and how well he raps, his name is Mike Shinoda. He has an album out, I like the song "Running From My Shadow" but the album is good overall. You should listen to it sometime even if you don't react to it here.
I agree!!! Didn't Chester at one time get a surgery? For his voice? I think I heard that he was close to destroying his voice and had to go under surgery once or twice?? Not sure
@@maf607 the vocal cord surgery was a rumor, it never happened. He did have surgery for hiatal hernia and he also broke a leg at a concert or his ankle and it had to be fixed as well.
@@BeachDreamere Thank you soo much h for clearing this out for me!! I did know about his leg though, now I understand better why I wasn't sure about his throat! Thank you so much! Dahm I miss him!!
@@maf607 no problem at all. I miss him too, all his fans do. Mike came out and announced Linkin Park has no plans for a new album. Honestly, I don't think they can get a lead singer to replace Chester. He was so damn vocally talented. I know Queen continues to perform with Adam Lambert but Adam Lambert is a performer on stage like Freddie Mercury he may not fill his shoes completely but he does a good enough job to get it done. Also with Queen, they just want the music to keep going in Freddy's memory kind of they are not making any new music. Kind of like when Chester stepped into STP to be there singer Scott Weiland was working shit out. Everyone knew Chester would go back to Linkin Park and he did make an album with them and he went on tour with them and he did a good job but his voice is not as deep on some of the songs as Scott Weiland but he had his own style so everyone accepted him well most people did at least. For Chester it was a huge honor he grew up listening to STP and absolutely loved them.
I don't know if fans of Linkin Park would accept a replacement for Chester. Depending on if the guy was good and could hold his notes and perform like Chester I might be willing to accept. But I'm guessing there's a lot of people out there who would not.
@@BeachDreamere OMG i totally agree! I'm going to see Queen and Adam Lambert soon! I can't wait! And if you ask me, no one can replace Chester, he and his voice was one of a kind! Maybe in 20 years there will be someone new who can do a good as job as he did, and sound just as awsome but, I don't know
The names of the legends are:
Chester Bennington, Mike Shinoda, Rob Bourdon (Drums), Joe Hahn (DJ), Dave Farrell (Bass) and Brad Delson (Guitar)
He was literally crying out for help in every one of his songs RIP
Mike shinoda is the other front man. He is on twitch almost every day live streaming. You should check him out. He does different things every day. Some days he shows you how he makes music and makes a song. It's awesome.
I can never sing this song without crying. Depression and addiction are powerful. We lost a true artist with Chester.
should react to 2007 faint it’s crazy
Rick am ring live
Chester was able to take all the trauma and pain he felt in his life and place that lyrically to where all could understand and relate in some way to what he was going through. And the struggle you go through literally to break the cycle that usually causes.
Chester had one of the best voices in the industry.
The most versatile vocalist if you ask me. He will never be forgotten ❤️
Yes My Friend
I've had the pleasure of seeing this song live three times and yes it's real.
Sad thing is this song was written by him about his depression and suicidal tendencies. He was fighting it for year's. He is missed and saved so many lives with this song. I know as a military veteran it saved my life and a lot of my friends in the military. It gave us motivation to get help.
I agree, it’s very rare that you hear up and down, just as incredible, live as they do on their shows how talented they really are. And I thought the exact same thing I saw a video of them and they were singing in the car goofing around, and I was mind blown how amazing they sounded.
Chester wrote and sang about the hurt he lived with. He had a painful life. Music mirrors that Music. Not everyone had a good life. Music mirror life's experience.
Chester is one I'll never get over , this band was the closest thing to therapy as a depressed kid in a world that doesn't believe in mental health. R.I.P Chester Bennington.
Chester had real talent when it came to singing, i went to many of his concerts and it was like the voice of an Angel in a mortal body that when he passed he would leave a mark on earth so that no one will ever forget his music and the pain he went through mentally.
This is why he is so great, he was screaming his feelings, his life, all this bad things he had to keep inside him ! WOW ! So hard...
I was an addict for decades. Clean now. Great song.
I saw them live some 15 years ago maybe. I didn’t know much on them then. my nephew was around 14 and he wanted to go see them so bad and his aunt sue was the only one he felt would take him and enjoy it since I was a metalhead my whole life. It was a great experience and I came home and delved into their music and they are now one of my favorites.
R.I.P. Chester….. most influential artist of my own life. I’m 42. Watch the collab with Chris Cornell. Chester took his own life on chris’ birthday.
RIP Chester 🙏🏻
In this song, he speaks about the abuse he had to face as a child. Most of the times he performed this song live he teared up. I think this is actually the most intimate song of LP.
There’s nothing funny about this song.
I heard the version that the song is about his addiction, Mike wrote it when he almost beat it. This is what the phrase "I breaking the habit" says. Now I don't even know what to think
@@DizzaryGhost I think „breaking the habit“ means not speaking about it. Usually victims of abuse - especially kids, never talk about it and with the time going by, they completely break inside. Chester was a loud noise against child abuse. He was about to point fingers … and then he died. With all what we know now about these people, it’s somehow strange. Don’t you think?
@@ravenblackbird2002 Here, I found an excerpt on the wiki: "A common misconception about the song is that it was written by lead singer Chester Bennington due to his struggles with substance abuse. Band member Mike Shinoda began writing the song before he met Bennington based on another close friend's drug addiction."
Therefore, we are both mistaken. But I still like your theory ^^
I just want to hope that Chester is calm and warm now.
@@DizzaryGhost hmm. I got my theory from an interview with him … but anything is possible.
@@ravenblackbird2002 Ah, then you've won ^^ Wiki is still not worth believing, but thank you for the new info!
Your commentary is so good. I've been watching your videos and I can't stop I love how genuinely interested and excited you are about music and your grasp on the meanings of the songs is way better than a lot of other reaction channels I watch you really stop and try and figure out why this person wrote the song
This is real talent. No auto-tune or lip-sync.
Even if you don't do a reaction for it, you should check out the official music video for this song. When most of the videos of its time were getting cheesy effects that aged like milk, this song got an animated masterpiece that holds up to this very day and captures the feeling of the song perfectly.
Linkin Park was legendary for sounding better live then their studio recordings. Combine that with ever song having true meaning and purpose. It was a recipe for greatness
Watch IN The End live and crowd signs along it’s so cool…Chester best live singer ever!
RIP Chester B 😭😭😭😭😭
Long live you Chester. Rest In Peace!
Well, you got my attention. Spent all night going through your backlog. Good stuff. Gonna put some bands that I didn't see in your old stuff here. Aerosmith, ZZ Top, Electric Callboy (formerly Eskimo Callboy), Blind Guardian, and Dope to name a few. Keep up the good work.
this is live dude... This is live 🥺❤️
I love how you react to them. They are so awesome, so sad that there will be no more songs with Chester...
One More Light by Linkin Park. It is super soft but I hope that everyone hears the message.
But the Jimmy Kimmel live version!
Can't listen to that song anymore, watched the video twice - can't watch it again 😢
Tnx for choosing ti react to the live performance of this song. This is one of my fave songs of all time. Fave live performance of this song for me would be either love on milton keynes or live at red square. Please react to points of authority next. It's inspired by Chester's past
They performed live.
Stadium rockers have the legit talent.
Newer pop artists use backing tracks and live auto tune on stage, almost across the board.
Check out Wings of Pegasus channel, auto tune analysis's
And that's the sad truth. And even worse people think it is normal to use autotune live.
Just be true, show what you really got.
@@timr.8812 yep. The imperfections and emotions are what make a live show worth it.
Auto tune removes the ability to really connect with a song. If I wanted perfect I'd save the ticket money and listen to the studio album.
I am so glad I got to see Linkin park and Chester live once when they were first coming out, I will always be grateful for it, and chester truly sounds this great live as well as the band throughout the whole set
The reason I've lived metal my whole life is because every band I've listened to and subsequently seen live has sounded the same or better live because there is no auto tune, it's just their voice and the band creating incredible songs.
Chester was a God!! He was amazing!!! He will be missed!!!! A true legend!!! Let me just say You get it!!!!
I'm so glad you finally did this.
Knowing how that song touches my emotions... how hard was it for Chester to sing.........
I really missed out never seeing these guys in concert. Evanescence I've seen 5+ times but Chester sounds so amazing live (just in video)
I will never ever get over Chester. When I'm 70 ill listen to Linkin Park and sing at the too of lungs abd cry
I'm so happy you reacted to this, it's one of my favorites. It's so sad when the lyrics say I'll never be alright. He was trying to numb himself with drugs and alcohol, but realized that it was just hurting those around him. As for the members Mike Shinoda is the rapper/pianist, Dave Farrell and Brad Delson are guitarists, Rob Bourbon is the drummer, and Joe Hahn is their amazing DJ.
omg who said LP was not great live? i have seen them 5 times in concert and a 6th time at the hollywood bowl without Chester... let me tell you an awesome LP live concert story... They came out and were singing one of the songs that they switch back and forth the vocals... however Chester couldnt hear his monitors... so a stage hand runs out to switch out his batteries and while thats happening Mike starts singing Chesters part.. by the time the batteries were switched it was time for mike to do his next line... Chester jumps in and they flipped THE REST OF THE FUCKING SONG!!!!!! It was so awesome.. thats how well they gelled together as a duo.. they could litterally on the fly switch each others vocals.. it was one of the best versions of the song i had ever heard... i wish it was nowadays when i would have had my phone out to record it (this was like 20 years ago) so i would forever have that version of the song... for those of you wondering... it was Crawling... now imagine that with flipped vocals... BEST live shows ever!!
love this song 🎵 ❤️ RIP CHESTER 🙏
When done right. I'll listen to concerts before recordings. Great show JoJo.
You should whole live at red square in moscow from 2011
This concert was one of their best
Here are some songs to react:
Wretches and kings
Blackout
When they come for me.
They are lit!!
Maybe a hot take, but my own feelings of this song have always been that "The Habit" was life. I know it sounds retrospective, but the line, "I heard much more than anytime before, I have no options left again," always spoke to me about parents fighting about the failures of the child, and how they could blame the other one for those. The child overhears the argument, and feels worthless, so they decide to "break the habit" of being a disappointment by ceasing to exist.
Also, "I'll paint it on the walls, 'cause I'm the one at fault," in that context does take a darker meaning, but also seems to make more sense to me.
I saw them on this tour. This might be my favorite version of this this song they did.
Amazing song, raw emotion, phenomenal person, wonderful talent, R.I.H. Chester. If you are looking for more artists to watch a live performance, I recommend Staind - Something to remind you. And as always keep killin it brotha.
"True Musicians Out Here"
I like the way you reason with the lyrics mate, for me they’ve always been very close to home
Love to see+ feel this trough your eyes/ears 🥰👌✨
Loving these LP reaction videos my dude! Mega props to you and your pops.
Nobody reacts to "heavy".I think one of Chester's best.
I get sooooo mad at myself because I saw Linkin Park twice. Both times I was drinking/ 💨💨💨 etc..😳lol so I wasn’t totally taking it all in since I wasn’t as coherent as I would’ve been if not partying every weekend. But since those days many yrs bk, in the early 2000’s.. I quit my partying. 💙Rip Chester..💙
RIP Chester B! ❤
More Linkin Park!!! Please check out Hit The Floor by Linkin Park
Linkin Park lead singer Chester Bennington, rapper/backup singer Mike Shinoda, bassist Dave Farrell, drummer Rob Bourdon, DJ Joe Hahn (aka Mr. Hahn), and guitarist Brad Delson
Rip Chester❤
Dam you Chester 😢❤ I love ❤️ and miss you, but I can understand ❤😢you will always bring the feels and emotions like no one else can. 🙏❤️
Every generation has it's geniuses when it comes to music. The issue has always been the mainstream pop charts that kill the industry. As soon as you step outside of the charts you'll start to find amazing artists all over the place. Not to say that there aren't incredibly talents people in the charts, but they're all moulded to fit a sales pitch that sells their albums. It kills their souls.
pushing me away live at summersonic 2006 pls, the most beautiful moment live
7:51 to 8:08 i love your reaction. What a voice!
im a simple man. I see Linkin Park, i click
Amazing! You should check out points of authority. It goes hard
you should to check From the inside (Road to Revolution 2008)
Yes! Finally! Was waiting for this one
Chester was singular. I saw LP in concert once and I will never forget it. They weren’t even the headliners - Metallica were! Hard to beat.
Summer Sanitarium Tour? That's where I saw LP. I didn't know everyone who was playing. I didn't have a computer yet, and the internet wasn't like it is now on phones back then, so I didn't know who else was on the tour. When I found out I freaked. So amazing.
Its really fun to see you grow as your knowledge of this band gets larger. Chester's parents got divorced at 11 causing him to spiral downwards into a drug and alcohol addition. To make things worse he was unfornately sexually abused by one of his family members. So if you take that trauma and look at it from his lyrics.. He went through all those challenges and still put on a straight face to sing like he did. He was a legend, and always will be. #Makechesterproud
They are awesome live!
Lying from You is another great live track. On the same album as Breaking the Habit.
If you want to see bands that sound almost the same live as in studio, 1994-96 Oasis, and early Beatles are good examples.
Guy, you should watch their concert at Rock am Ring 2004, it's AWESOME! 🤩
Great reaction ... thanks Mr. Jojo for the video.
Linkin Park saved my life. Imagine bouncing foster home to foster being used a beating post & as a human astray. Pain and confusion knowing what’s happening isn’t right & if you talk back you’re gonna unleash someone’s anger that could kill u as a kid but holding it makes u feel like you’re gonna die anyway. Then you throw Linkin park cassette into your busted Walkman with tape holding the door closed & over the battery compartment & feeling not alone bc Chester is crying with u, screaming with you. That’s the power of music with substance.
stumbled upon your videos.. just wanna say good job young man. u earned a subsriber
Saw them 6 times, would've been 7 but Chester broke his ankle before the Pittsburgh show and it got canceled. All time favorites.
Thanks for recognizing this is real music . Rock music, blues, gospel, truth coming out.
Watching the entire Linkin Park in Dallas show live on UA-cam or the entire One More Light show live on UA-cam will give you a full appreciation.
you should listen to Mike Shinoda's (the rapper in Linkin Park) solo album, Post-traumatic EP
Chester was so amazing.
You NEED to check out some more acapella groups. Voiceplay is pretty awesome (check out Oogie Boogie’s song by them), or Home Free (check out Man of Constant Sorrow).
Much like how Queen could always sing their songs live and sound like their albums, LP does the same. Hear the album version, hear them live. Same same.
I literally grew up listening to LP
Hybrid theory was the first CD I ever bought
The emotion in all the music was just a different level... An the new music will never measure up to the raw feel of the lyrics period
Rip Chester 🙏