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This song was written and recorded in response to the school shooting at Santana high school in California, like two blocks from the studio they were recording in. While they were touring through Colorado, the Columbine shooting happened. So yeah, that’s the intention of the song. Still extremely relevant in the US now.
Two decades later, POD still the best Christian band ever. Music, words, and challenging to every audience. Two decades later, I watched and listened with tears.
There is a very good band here in Brazil too, called Rodox. The vocalist was part of the band Raimundos, but converted to Christianity and founded Rodox, a Christian rock band, they have an acoustic version, recorded for Lual MTV (MTV Moonlight in direct language conversion). Songs that I recommend from this special, which were very good: De uma Só Vez (At Once) Ao lado do sol (Next to the sun) Cego de Jericó (Blind Man of Jericho) Dia Quente (Hot day) Here is the complete CD: ua-cam.com/video/EgWy1xBbRoI/v-deo.html Unfortunately, there are no English subtitles, but you can follow it on other sites, it's worth it.
Columbine happened my senior year of HS. I'll never forget how surreal it was, 2 guys who looked like any other student & they committed one of the worst violent acts in the last 30 years. Now even the elementary schools aren't safe, things have only gotten worse.
P.O.D. gets forgotten nowadays but they were legit back in the early 2000’s. Boom was part of NCAA tournament promos, and Sleeping Awake was part of the Matrix Revolutions soundtrack to name a couple. Always glad to see someone enjoy experiencing them for the first time
Satellite is one of my favorite albums ever and is still a regular part of my playlist. Much to the amusement of my death core metal friends who think everything that's not blasting double bass and cookie monster vocals is trash.
This really spoke to me because at the time I related to the suicide kid and would listen to this song for hours. I'm very lucky I didn't give in and give up.
Coming of age in 1990s America was pretty brutal. I always thought that song captures the time pretty accurately. Sadly much of it is still true today.
@@carrierumps9229 The suicide rates were pretty high in the Pacific Northwest back then, even among youth. It is sad that it has spread to be more of a nationwide phenomena.
I was born in 1961. I didn't participate in the sexual revolution & Vietnam but, I remember seeing it around me & it had a profound effect on me & the youth of this nation from then on. I love POD! They would have been relevant back then all the way to now. POD is timeless! Nathan Brown...always love your facial expressions. You illustrate how I feel when I hear a great tune that has great, meaningful lyrics. Feeling like death warmed over or depressed....blast some great music & you'll feel better. At least I do!
I've been lucky to grow up with this type of music, yep those lyrics are deep. Exactly what it was meant to be, a tribute to the youths, for society not to forget the youths and the hardship they face everyday.
POD is always awesome to listen to. I met Sonny a couple times, My friend lived a couple houses down from Sonny (lead singer ) in Bonita, CA. He was always cool with us and didnt act like a big shot, just a normal guy. If you didnt know he was a lead singer of a band like POD you would never guess by the way he acted . Real cool guy. Whats crazy is we had been listening to POD forever way before we knew he lived down the street and to meet him was cool.
Personally i think the parents of the shooters should go look in the mirror, obviously they fucked up somewhere. Clearly they didn't do their job. If you don't want to raise the kids, don't have them. Guns have been around for years and years before without these shootings, it's the lack of parenting that's the problem. My parents taught me right from wrong.
I remember the tragedy when this came out. It breaks my heart to know that not only are these things happening still, they've gotten so much worse. 😔 Such a powerful song. 🖤
This song doesn't just have an incredible hook, or amazing sound to it, the story telling and meaning is so powerful. Two shots to the chest Told the world how he felt with the sound of a gat Childrens choir
I have been a fan since the Brown album. Should give the song "Southtown" a listen as the beat is underrated and brutal along with signature POD lyrical depth.
Chilllllls chills, full body chills everytime i hear this 🙌🏽 hits different now that we have kids ..dont get me wrong this HIT when we were kids but its just different 🤘🤩😔
Thank you for doing this one, especially now, having just lost 17 beautiful 4th grade children in Texas this past week to yet another school shooting. All those pictures behind them in the video were young people who have died from acts of violence. I love that you appreciated their musical abilities. They are a great band. But that you also got the message behind the music is even more important. You're awesome!
That was a beautiful album way back then. I have small tears cos it was my youth…and yea yea I know it happens to everybody but a moment in time flies by and you wake up 20years later…. And it gone.
I love seeing your reactions to the music I grew up with…it’s almost like I’m hearing it for the first time again along with you and gives me that first chill I’d get when I first heard these tracks…love your content brother thank you for giving these songs of my childhood a fresh listen that they continue to deserve as they live on forever ❤️✌️😎
Saw POD at buzz fest in Houston. They headlined the side stage and passed on Bush on main stage just to get to the front for POD. Sonny used my shoulder to stand on in the crowd during “here comes the boom”. Great fucking show!
Crazy that you can hear this, alongside Ridiculous ft. Eek A Mouse, and then later on the same album, Without Jah Nothing ft. HR from Bad Brains. POD's versatility is unmatched!
What no Sevendust? Five Finger Death Punch - The Bleeding, Ashes, White Knuckles. Atreyu - Doomsday, Honor. Mudvayne - Happy?. Nonpoint - What A Day, Statement, Endure. Spineshank - Synthetic. Taproot - Poem. Crossfade - Cold. Trapt - Headstrong. 10 Years - Wasteland. There is so many great songs from this time. Seether - Broken, Fake it, Fine Again, Remedy. All of these will bring you a rollercoaster of emotion.
Aww man, I need you to do Fell on black days or Nothing compares 2 u by Chris Cornell, you've gotta watch his instrumental versions he did with Sirius xm.
Sad this is still as relevant now as when it came out. Columbine, Newtown, Virginia Tech, Sandy Hook, Uvalde....at this point I'm convinced humanity will never change or stop being reckless & violent. RIP to the innocent lives lost & families dealing with the tragedies.
Yeah this came out in a time when school shootings were happening like crazy back in the 90’s in America. The first verse hits really hard to me since I grew up in that
This was the mindset of a ton of kids back when I was in high school. They wrote it off of a school shooting in California. There were far too many happening around that time. 1 is too many.
Early 2000s was definitely the best time for music. Nu-mental back then was amazing. This was one of the first nu-metal bands I got into. Best line must be "its the blind leading the blind". You should check out A - Nothing, from roughly the same time. The bank is literally just the letter A 🤣🤣
@Trudon 😁 definitely. Delirium and Milk Inc etc. Music was awesome back then. Even the one hit wonders 🤣 Remember Janero by Motorcycle, that was a stomper!!!
POD was so populat and then people found put they worshipped God, and i think that decreased the fan base… which is so dumb because they are so amazing. i was a huge fan to marilyn manson at the time and this exposure was balanced and absolutely necessary. Thanks for posting!
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Just came across Maxed Out, I LOVE IT !!! On Repeat
This song was written and recorded in response to the school shooting at Santana high school in California, like two blocks from the studio they were recording in. While they were touring through Colorado, the Columbine shooting happened. So yeah, that’s the intention of the song. Still extremely relevant in the US now.
So true and even more tragic..
I was just about to say this song is still extremely relevant. I wish it wasn’t that way but sadly this country is in bad shape in many many ways.
True🙏✝️🩸♥️💪🏼
Sad that is so relevant today 😞
More relevant today than ever. Sadly.
The lyrics still ring true today even after 20 years...
Facts
And it’s even more chilling to hear now than ever smh
To our utmost shame, it is still relevant.
Thats american freedom ;-)
Like the start to this anarchy
Two decades later, POD still the best Christian band ever. Music, words, and challenging to every audience. Two decades later, I watched and listened with tears.
There is a very good band here in Brazil too, called Rodox. The vocalist was part of the band Raimundos, but converted to Christianity and founded Rodox, a Christian rock band, they have an acoustic version, recorded for Lual MTV (MTV Moonlight in direct language conversion).
Songs that I recommend from this special, which were very good:
De uma Só Vez (At Once)
Ao lado do sol (Next to the sun)
Cego de Jericó (Blind Man of Jericho)
Dia Quente (Hot day)
Here is the complete CD: ua-cam.com/video/EgWy1xBbRoI/v-deo.html
Unfortunately, there are no English subtitles, but you can follow it on other sites, it's worth it.
This song hits harder when you have kids then what it did when we was kids
THAN... NOT THEN 😎
Facts
Amen. I thought this was deep when I was a kid, now I'm 41 with two 13 year Olds and a ten year old and DAMN ... oomph. You're not kidding.
Truth.
Columbine happened my senior year of HS. I'll never forget how surreal it was, 2 guys who looked like any other student & they committed one of the worst violent acts in the last 30 years. Now even the elementary schools aren't safe, things have only gotten worse.
This song still gives me chills
The guitar gives me chills man
I just got chills
P.O.D. gets forgotten nowadays but they were legit back in the early 2000’s. Boom was part of NCAA tournament promos, and Sleeping Awake was part of the Matrix Revolutions soundtrack to name a couple. Always glad to see someone enjoy experiencing them for the first time
You forgot ALIVE
Satellite is one of my favorite albums ever and is still a regular part of my playlist. Much to the amusement of my death core metal friends who think everything that's not blasting double bass and cookie monster vocals is trash.
@@-scorpionox- nu metal is better than metalcore,that's a fact
The best mainstream Christian Rock Band from early 2000s. So good no one cared they were a Christian band.
Came here from tiktok just to hear you finish this songgggggg
same here!!
Yep, Same!
Same!
Same
Same
This really spoke to me because at the time I related to the suicide kid and would listen to this song for hours. I'm very lucky I didn't give in and give up.
Same, my dude. Hard same.
1:42
Bro went from hearing the song to HEARING the song.
Coming of age in 1990s America was pretty brutal. I always thought that song captures the time pretty accurately. Sadly much of it is still true today.
I would say compared to the suicide rates and school shooting frequency of the present I’m rather glad I came up in the 90s
@@carrierumps9229 The suicide rates were pretty high in the Pacific Northwest back then, even among youth. It is sad that it has spread to be more of a nationwide phenomena.
I was born in 1961. I didn't participate in the sexual revolution & Vietnam but, I remember seeing it around me & it had a profound effect on me & the youth of this nation from then on. I love POD! They would have been relevant back then all the way to now. POD is timeless!
Nathan Brown...always love your facial expressions. You illustrate how I feel when I hear a great tune that has great, meaningful lyrics. Feeling like death warmed over or depressed....blast some great music & you'll feel better. At least I do!
I've been lucky to grow up with this type of music, yep those lyrics are deep. Exactly what it was meant to be, a tribute to the youths, for society not to forget the youths and the hardship they face everyday.
Every time I hear the beginning, I get this nostalgic feeling like I'm back in my 20's
Having been in high school in the early 2000s this song always hits me hard 😢
Class of 2002. I get you!
Same
POD is always awesome to listen to. I met Sonny a couple times, My friend lived a couple houses down from Sonny (lead singer ) in Bonita, CA. He was always cool with us and didnt act like a big shot, just a normal guy. If you didnt know he was a lead singer of a band like POD you would never guess by the way he acted . Real cool guy. Whats crazy is we had been listening to POD forever way before we knew he lived down the street and to meet him was cool.
Still love this band to this day. Wish music actually told stories like this again.
Texas school shooting, nothing has changed, Heartbreaking. This song is still relevant.
To our utmost shame, it's still relevant. Too many people care more about guns then they do about children's lives. it's fucking heartbreaking.
Personally i think the parents of the shooters should go look in the mirror, obviously they fucked up somewhere. Clearly they didn't do their job. If you don't want to raise the kids, don't have them. Guns have been around for years and years before without these shootings, it's the lack of parenting that's the problem. My parents taught me right from wrong.
The only thing that has really changed is the nation is probably more desensitized to it after all the tragedies 😢
I remember the tragedy when this came out. It breaks my heart to know that not only are these things happening still, they've gotten so much worse. 😔 Such a powerful song. 🖤
Song gives me goosebumps
Me too
This song doesn't just have an incredible hook, or amazing sound to it, the story telling and meaning is so powerful.
Two shots to the chest
Told the world how he felt with the sound of a gat
Childrens choir
The youth of the nation. It's a very deep song created after a school shooting in California
I was thrown outta school, accused of being a trenchcoat killer. i was homeless. The memories and pain. THe stories everyone suffers is relayed here.
I’m so sorry that happened to you.
@@subrosa7mm It's what made me a kind man and good father. All pain leads somewhere.
The music from this time, with Gen X coming of age in a rough world, you just can't beat it.
Such a powerful song. One of their best.
2024 the song is still fresh for me, I am now 44 years old and listening to this song reminds me of my 20s.
Grew up listening to this. Some of the deepest lyrics I've ever heard and they still to this day bring out many emotions.
Crazy bars talking about kids problems, including school shootings. very tough subjects.
P.O.D. stands for payable on death they r a christian band who spoke real truth
Chills every time
What do you mean what happened to him? "Instead of taking a test, I took two to the chest." He was shot. By the kid he sat by in class.
I have been a fan since the Brown album. Should give the song "Southtown" a listen as the beat is underrated and brutal along with signature POD lyrical depth.
Alive is another good POD song.
Chilllllls chills, full body chills everytime i hear this 🙌🏽 hits different now that we have kids ..dont get me wrong this HIT when we were kids but its just different 🤘🤩😔
Still get cold chills when the kids start singing
Never been a big fan of P.O.D., but this song is great! Probably my favorite by them.
Can’t wait to see your mind blown by these lyrics. Much love. Cheers
This is one of my generations anthems
That 9/11 era
Thank you for doing this one, especially now, having just lost 17 beautiful 4th grade children in Texas this past week to yet another school shooting. All those pictures behind them in the video were young people who have died from acts of violence. I love that you appreciated their musical abilities. They are a great band. But that you also got the message behind the music is even more important. You're awesome!
The his song, to this day, goes hard af. 💯
Gotta love P.O.D ❤
That was a beautiful album way back then. I have small tears cos it was my youth…and yea yea I know it happens to everybody but a moment in time flies by and you wake up 20years later…. And it gone.
When this song first came out I reacted just like this. I had to rewind the “sound of a gat” part a couple of times
Payable On Death was one of my favorite groups growing up. They were a nice change
This song is the personification of the experiences of genx/y
The sad thing is it's still going on today.
Powerful and sad
I love seeing your reactions to the music I grew up with…it’s almost like I’m hearing it for the first time again along with you and gives me that first chill I’d get when I first heard these tracks…love your content brother thank you for giving these songs of my childhood a fresh listen that they continue to deserve as they live on forever ❤️✌️😎
Saw them live last year and they were so incredible. Meet and greet was a wonderful experience. So gracious and connected to every conversation.
P.O.D made this song about the school shooting . It’s about the generation that was forgotten and and not cared about.
“Do not underestimate the damage your absence would leave in this world” Jordan Peterson
Wish this song would make a resurgence, the times fit even more so now.
Saw POD at buzz fest in Houston. They headlined the side stage and passed on Bush on main stage just to get to the front for POD. Sonny used my shoulder to stand on in the crowd during “here comes the boom”. Great fucking show!
Seen them in concert 4 times. They sound just as good live as on vinyl.
Crazy that you can hear this, alongside Ridiculous ft. Eek A Mouse, and then later on the same album, Without Jah Nothing ft. HR from Bad Brains. POD's versatility is unmatched!
Love what you got going! First reaction is always the truth.
It’s been a good while since I last heard this song. It still gives me chills.
What no Sevendust? Five Finger Death Punch - The Bleeding, Ashes, White Knuckles. Atreyu - Doomsday, Honor. Mudvayne - Happy?. Nonpoint - What A Day, Statement, Endure. Spineshank - Synthetic. Taproot - Poem. Crossfade - Cold. Trapt - Headstrong. 10 Years - Wasteland. There is so many great songs from this time. Seether - Broken, Fake it, Fine Again, Remedy. All of these will bring you a rollercoaster of emotion.
Aww man, I need you to do Fell on black days or Nothing compares 2 u by Chris Cornell, you've gotta watch his instrumental versions he did with Sirius xm.
OMG, yes, please do anything by Cornell.
Damn. When this came out we were the youth of the nation. Sucks all the shit we still let slide.
Don't nobody knows why..... its the blind leading the blind ...
#SonnySandoval... legendary status
Sad this is still as relevant now as when it came out. Columbine, Newtown, Virginia Tech, Sandy Hook, Uvalde....at this point I'm convinced humanity will never change or stop being reckless & violent. RIP to the innocent lives lost & families dealing with the tragedies.
Great video brother. The song is depp af and even more when you listened at some point of your life. It literally takes you back then.
Don't you love song keeps evolving as your grow, but yet still sounds as raw as the first day you heard it.
The song still gives me goosebumps I graduated high school in Colorado 2001
OMG this song never gets old
New here , I love POD they are one of my favorites. Can you do more on them ? Great video!
U should check out nonpoint past it all acoustic version as well as rabia which is spanish for rage i think u would like both of those songs
POD is still on my playlist till this day. Good music don’t die on my phone
Still makes me cry. I was 16 when it came out.
Great song! Great message! Great band! Be blessed Sir.
2:25 yeah man 😬 this song has some deep meaning
They put San Diego on the map when it came to rock/alt music love them!!!
Here from TikTok, you have a new subscriber! Love this song, and sad that 20years later and it's still relevant. 🖤💔
Yeah this came out in a time when school shootings were happening like crazy back in the 90’s in America. The first verse hits really hard to me since I grew up in that
Letra forte e um som hipnotico da banda ,ja me inscrevi aqui de SP - Brasil 👍👏
Glad you listened to the all their music is great
This was my first time hearing this too I came from your tictok
You have the best videos!!!
P.O.D is one of the grooviest my man! The Bsides are the best!
Lithium - Evanescence. You've gotta hear this band.
This was the mindset of a ton of kids back when I was in high school. They wrote it off of a school shooting in California. There were far too many happening around that time. 1 is too many.
Thanks for Reaction this bro.. 👍🏻
It's weird once you realize this is a Christian rock band. They don't curse.
Get goose bumps every single time ❤️🖤❤️🖤
Early 2000s was definitely the best time for music. Nu-mental back then was amazing. This was one of the first nu-metal bands I got into. Best line must be "its the blind leading the blind".
You should check out A - Nothing, from roughly the same time. The bank is literally just the letter A 🤣🤣
Nu metal hip hop pop dance etc
@@Trudon indeed. Even the Trance was great back then.
@@slap_A_flamingo yeah paul van dyk motorcycle etc
@Trudon 😁 definitely. Delirium and Milk Inc etc. Music was awesome back then. Even the one hit wonders 🤣
Remember Janero by Motorcycle, that was a stomper!!!
@@slap_A_flamingo lasgo - something another banger
u willl be in love !
South Town by POD is fire! Personally my fav
P.O.D. Lyrics are strong and deep they hit and are real and it’s occurring still today
Hi from Russia 🇷🇺! This is one of my favorite song when I'm 20 years old 👍🤘
I forgot how much I love song!
I implore you to give a listen to Dream Theater - Panic Attack. Absolutely beautiful song with some INSANE drumming and solos.
Heavy song without overdrive (10 secondes)
I think you held back the crying I cried too
love *brothers and sisters*
I had the Album back in the days. I lost it ☹️
It sounded like he was talking about school shooting :o
POD was so populat and then people found put they worshipped God, and i think that decreased the fan base… which is so dumb because they are so amazing. i was a huge fan to marilyn manson at the time and this exposure was balanced and absolutely necessary. Thanks for posting!
Love this song 💪
Pretty apt considering recent events.
Hello everyone, I'm from Russia, I had the same face when I listened to this track
This song still Is relevant today
You should listen to Southtown by p.o.d