Literally my future. Friend- "Op, here we go. She's doing it again." Me- *playing the emo quartet to my baby, currently Welcome to the Black Parade, singing along, crying*
I dont get why they got so much hate back in the day. Its just good solid Rock n Roll. some may call it Emo/Pop Rock/Pop Punk and what not. But you cant deny its just good Rock music.
same reason that the beatles got so much hate when they were becoming popular: the majority of their fans were young women and girls. but this is just good music no matter how you shake it. the song dead! on this album is pure rock and roll
Dice Remnant Even if they say they aren’t emo, people are going to categorize them as emo but like I said; I don’t care if they are or aren’t. They still rock. 🤘🏼😎
Because all new music sucks, dontcha know. It's not until it's about ten to fifteen years old that it starts being socially acceptable to like it, then after about twenty to thirty years it starts being considered "classic." But yeah let's be real, MCR was always pretty fucking great. Between them and several other bands, the mid-2000s were definitely a high point in the history of rock music.
I always thought the Black Parade was a very Queen-esque song. There was actually a time where Brian May joined them at the Reading Festival to play The Black Parade and I know Queen was a big influence for many of them.
Ghost of You By My Chemical Romance has one of best music videos i have ever seen. One would almost think they are watching a movie the transitions are really nice
I remember when that video came out. I was like....🤯😳💙 Still to this day it touches my soul. But when I listen to mcr I get goosebumps. I always have. I really connect with them on a deep level. 💙💙💙
MCR it’s a master piece band that is really underrated by the biggest part of rock community. Almost every song it’s intense and beautiful. Please, do more MCR reaction, we need to show to the world how that generation was wrong about then.
@@pgnfz No, I don't remember growing up and seeing MCR every fucking where to the point of annoyance. I was only 18 when they started and proceeded to become the biggest scene band ever. Fucking laughable
@@pgnfz The rock community is inherently a cultural bubble. Just think about it, it's a bunch of people who admire a specific genre of music. I gotta admit that the emo aesthetic really put me off MCR, and if it weren't for Danger Days introducing me to the band I wouldn't be a fan. The fact that people still listen to the Black Parade out of its context and talk about it is a really good thing. I have no doubt in my mind that people will remember the Black Parade as fondly as classics from decades ago like Led Zeppelin IV.
000 001 man if the rock community is a bubble like u sad, imagine the 2000 pop punk Emo era lol that’s too específic and just for a really short time, I know people that like all kinds of rock sub genrs and biggest part of then or never heard about it or if heard they have many prejudice thoughts about then without really check their songs. So is a fact that just a people inside a bubble inside another bubbles really like and respect then.
I'm 49. Grew up on classic rock, hard rock, and metal. This was one of the last great concept rock albums of the past 20 years. Underrated and underappreciated by critics. It's a masterpiece. Great choice. They may be known as a "emo" band but this album was deeply rooted in the greatest rock of the past 40 years.
When my son was 14, he was so into My Chem, I took him to see them live, his first gig. It was an absolute blast. Great band that, in my opinion, still sound fresh and relevant.
MRC saved my life. They continue to save my life. The always advocated hope for the outcasts, the traumatized, the victimized, and the pained with their music. To me, their songs never wallowed in those emotions. It asks you grow from them while also validating them.
Awesome! I discovered mcr when I was in elementary school and I was afraid my mom would get mad if she found out I was listening to that kind of music so I would only listen to it at school 😂
"Famous Last Words" from same album? "Helena" from the previous album?...maybe "Teenagers"? LOL!... "What's It Feel Like To Be A Ghost" by Taking Back Sunday (toured with MCR?)??
Great reaction love MCR definently should check out Mama off the same record or Thank you for the venom from there three cheers for sweet revenge album
I was 19 when this came out and I secretly loved it from the first time I heard it. Would not admit it back then though because people used to be dumb and call you gay for liking 'emo' stuff.
TheComicBookJoker I’m not sure if you are the dad or not but... it’s because they are teenagers and the song deals with the perceptions people have of teens. Maybe they can relate or not but they may enjoy it.
I'm 16 and MCR is my favorite band! I loved your reactions. A lot of people hate this band for dumb reasons but i think they're amazingly talented and this band means a lot to a lot of people.
My son and daughter have blasted this in the car for me for years and I’ve always loved it 🥰 We’ve always shared good music… I shared Metallica, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Lenny Kravitz, Fleetwood Mac, etc. They’ve shared music ranging from Avenge Sevenfold to One Direction and I have appreciated it all! I also let them turn it up as loud as they wish! To this day they get excited to show me new songs that come out or that they’ve discovered💞
Fun fact: This video, directed by Samuel Bayer („Smells like teen spirit“), comes in two parts. They shot „Famous last words“ basically back to back and set the whole set of Welcome to the Black Parade on fire. Definitely a video worth checking out.
As a 32 year old who listened to MCR back in high school, hearing this guy tell his son that this music is closer to his age makes me feel younger than I am lol. I only ever listened to Three Cheers and this Welcome to the Black Parade, but both of these albums will forever be ingrained in my mind. I'm quite certain that I'll be listening to these albums at least once per year until my Black parade arrives.
I'm seventeen, and watching someone listen to my favorite music is incredible. I like modern stuff, but to me, nothing beats 2000's rock and alternative. Just subbed.
@@youraveragemusicperson2176 My closet features these shirts- Hybrid Theory, American Idiot, Mike Shinoda, The Black Parade, and Panic! At The Disco. My vinyl collection that I just started includes The Black Parade and Meteora, and my CD collection has American Idiot, Hybrid Theory, and Meteora. I just had a coworker at my job buy me two Avenged Sevenfold CDs too.
I love this song. I'm 62 in Desember, but I just love to discover new music. Not that I don't like oldies, but I also really really love to find new good music. And I have found so many new groups. So I love to watch your videos. It's so fun to see how your children react to music you play to them.
Love MCR, and y’all did this just months before the Suprise reunion. They have roots in the heavier side of rock and have a really great catalogue of music to explore!
@Glitch in the Matrix Multi-Media I think the lyrics is talking more about death and that it is ok to accept death and let go. I think the Black Parade represents death. The person who is talking/singing for the majority of the song is letting the person, that is dying, know that it is ok to let go and that they will be remembered and their loved ones will carry on. Sometimes the people who are dying need reassurance that it is ok to let go, especially those with painful sicknesses like cancer. They need that reassurance so they can die peacefully and without worrying about those they are leaving behind.
Hello! I just came across your channel today. I love reaction videos, especially the ones where people are soooo genuine like y'all. I like jamel aka jamal and india reacts too. But your kids are AWESOME! They are beautiful! Your wife must be a knockout too. Really enjoying your content. Don't be afraid to let the kids drive. I would love to see your reactions to "their" music. My daughter is 23 but knew who the Beatles were when she was 3. Thank you for sharing your family.
I'm so glad my brother put this song by MCR on my first ipod back in 2006 when I didn't know how to put music on it. Got me into all of their music. Amazing band.
This was interesting to listen/watch. I'm glad that you two mentioned My Chemical Romance's look/video because that does usually throw people off. It did when the song was first released (I was one of those people even though at the same time I fall into generation you referred to) and continues to do so, but for those who can look past the weirdness they realise that MCR play good music.
Do more with your son! He has some genuine reactions, i can see the confusion and interest In his face as when I first saw these songs on Kerrang TV and rakes about 5 views to actually appreciate the song
What about shifting the way into the more darker or more punk stuff and show him AFI? The album Decemberunderground came out around the same time as The Black Parade and they share similar themes. Sing the Sorrow- the album before Decemberunderground could also work as an intro.
These are some interesting reactions you are sharing, I had no idea the younger generation is somewhat oblivious to rock music. Keep sharing, your reactions are worth the watch.
Hey! Just wanted to say that I love what you do here! I'm 27 with no kids, but if/when I do, I hope to introduce them to the music that I've grown up with and love! Keep it up, buddy!
Great job. I found this channel a few days ago. Here are a few favorite bands.Three days grace- any song Breaking Benjamins- any song Five finger death punch- wash it all away
I love what you do with adding the story of the song on your reactions. That definitely got me to subscribe 👏🏻 I originally subscribe when I watched your reaction to Mr.Brightsight by the killers because I foud very interesting what you said about checkers and chess. I love your channel. Notifications are on and I'm binge watching 😊
What a song. I'm a dad too an 18 year old who also loves loves it. N he pointed me towards falling in reverse which I now love. So I brought that one up proper lol.
Amazingly, the entire look for this video and the whole album (cover and all) were designed by the lead singer Gerard Way. His comic the Umbrella Academy is now a show on Netflix :)
Being a person that has been to too many ERs and funerals, this song is perfect. Going through tough times like that you feel you have to be strong for yourself and others. You might have fear and anger while trying to uplift. The song also shows that it is ok to embrace and accept death (for both the one who has passed and the loved ones they left). At the end of the day, we will all be joining the black parade
The Black Parade is a rock opera centering around the character of "The Patient". It is about his passage out of life and the memories he has of it. "The Patient" dies and death comes for him in the form of a parade. This is based on singer Gerard Way's notion of death appearing to a person in the form of their fondest memory, in this case seeing a marching band as a child.
The theory is a song will speak to your heart when someone you love dies. I heard this song, probably not for the first time, when my Grandfather was dying. I was his full time, 24/7 care provider and I was frustrated (much stronger feeling at the time) with his 4 children basically running over me and my feelings. Something about this song gave me a feeling of peace; in my heart it was my Nonna (who had died the year before) and my Pop giving me strength to stand up to my Mom, Aunt and Uncles. To this day. 9 years later, I still get a rush when listening to this song. As a matter of fact, I got that rush while typing this response. "Sometimes I get the feelin' she's watchin' over me" -- my Nonna "We'll carry on, we'll carry on And though you're dead and gone, believe me Your memory will carry on" -- My Pop "Do or die, you'll never make me because the world will never take my heart Go and try, you'll never break me" -- both of them giving me power to stand up to my bully family
And here we have a dad trying to turn his son emo 😂
Literally my future.
Friend- "Op, here we go. She's doing it again."
Me- *playing the emo quartet to my baby, currently Welcome to the Black Parade, singing along, crying*
Except my chem isn't emo
@@danielmunoz7421 the band itself isn't, but most of the fan base is
Dark_Neeks wow yea
As Gerard way said it's not emo
Me as a parent forcing my children to listen to My Chemical Romance 😂
yeah good music... not the shitty trap rap where the signer sang from the beginning to the end "Gucci Gang"
@@jeansimonlavoie yeah do truee
damn you brother, so was I ❤️❤️❤️
lol opposite for me i make my parents listen to it lmaoo
if this and Helena arent played at my funeral im coming back to haunt everyone
The end.
I want Dead! ... it's fitting
@@bitchpleaseiamunicorn7256 oh you want ppl to cry, cry huh?
@@domesticV1190XxOo yes
DAMN straight mine 2
The dad smiling every now and then is literally me
Me too bro
LOL im cracking up bc same im literally smiling watching it
Me too! I also keep checking if they enjoy it😂
I dont get why they got so much hate back in the day. Its just good solid Rock n Roll. some may call it Emo/Pop Rock/Pop Punk and what not. But you cant deny its just good Rock music.
Completely Agree
P Master Like you said. They were Emo that’s why I think they got so much hate, but who cares! This band rocks. 🤘🏼
same reason that the beatles got so much hate when they were becoming popular: the majority of their fans were young women and girls. but this is just good music no matter how you shake it. the song dead! on this album is pure rock and roll
Dice Remnant Even if they say they aren’t emo, people are going to categorize them as emo but like I said; I don’t care if they are or aren’t. They still rock. 🤘🏼😎
Because all new music sucks, dontcha know. It's not until it's about ten to fifteen years old that it starts being socially acceptable to like it, then after about twenty to thirty years it starts being considered "classic."
But yeah let's be real, MCR was always pretty fucking great. Between them and several other bands, the mid-2000s were definitely a high point in the history of rock music.
I always thought the Black Parade was a very Queen-esque song. There was actually a time where Brian May joined them at the Reading Festival to play The Black Parade and I know Queen was a big influence for many of them.
That was beyond amazing
The Queen influence to this track has always stood out to me, as well...
I didnt, until someone pointed it out! Now I totally see it!
Even how he utilizes the microphone is reminiscent of freddy mercury
Bohemian Rhapsody = Welcome to the Black Parade
Ghost of You By My Chemical Romance has one of best music videos i have ever seen. One would almost think they are watching a movie the transitions are really nice
It seems very inspired by beach landing scene from Saving Private Ryan
I remember when that video came out. I was like....🤯😳💙 Still to this day it touches my soul. But when I listen to mcr I get goosebumps. I always have. I really connect with them on a deep level. 💙💙💙
That one transition before the second chorus is the smoothest transition ever
I really hope they do Ghost of You. One of my all time favs of any song in general.
“Welcome to the Black Parade”
Me: *prepares for g note*
MCR it’s a master piece band that is really underrated by the biggest part of rock community. Almost every song it’s intense and beautiful. Please, do more MCR reaction, we need to show to the world how that generation was wrong about then.
They were one of the most popular if not the most popular band of their time...stfu
EsperMagic Man u sure don’t know nothing about the wise rock world, u live in a little cultural bubble
@@pgnfz No, I don't remember growing up and seeing MCR every fucking where to the point of annoyance. I was only 18 when they started and proceeded to become the biggest scene band ever. Fucking laughable
@@pgnfz The rock community is inherently a cultural bubble. Just think about it, it's a bunch of people who admire a specific genre of music. I gotta admit that the emo aesthetic really put me off MCR, and if it weren't for Danger Days introducing me to the band I wouldn't be a fan. The fact that people still listen to the Black Parade out of its context and talk about it is a really good thing. I have no doubt in my mind that people will remember the Black Parade as fondly as classics from decades ago like Led Zeppelin IV.
000 001 man if the rock community is a bubble like u sad, imagine the 2000 pop punk Emo era lol that’s too específic and just for a really short time, I know people that like all kinds of rock sub genrs and biggest part of then or never heard about it or if heard they have many prejudice thoughts about then without really check their songs. So is a fact that just a people inside a bubble inside another bubbles really like and respect then.
It was a risky move, but when I was 10 my father gave me this album. I don’t know what possessed him to do so, but it blew my mind.
Your father knows whats best for his girl 😌
I'm 49. Grew up on classic rock, hard rock, and metal. This was one of the last great concept rock albums of the past 20 years. Underrated and underappreciated by critics. It's a masterpiece. Great choice. They may be known as a "emo" band but this album was deeply rooted in the greatest rock of the past 40 years.
When my son was 14, he was so into My Chem, I took him to see them live, his first gig. It was an absolute blast. Great band that, in my opinion, still sound fresh and relevant.
MRC saved my life. They continue to save my life. The always advocated hope for the outcasts, the traumatized, the victimized, and the pained with their music. To me, their songs never wallowed in those emotions. It asks you grow from them while also validating them.
The whole album is fantastic - all killer, no filler. Try some of their earlier tracks like Helena or I'm Not OK (I Promise).
That would be sum 41 my dude
Hahaha love it
when you fail as a child and your dad wants to fix you up XD
Fahd Ahmad underrated comment!
I am 17, ive discovered mcr this week and i LOVE it
Dang lol. But yeaa it's awesome!🤘
Welcome to the club mate c: if you want any suggestions feel free to ask!
Awesome! I discovered mcr when I was in elementary school and I was afraid my mom would get mad if she found out I was listening to that kind of music so I would only listen to it at school 😂
Uhh good for you. Recently they started new concerts again after so many years, good timing...
Yeah same here I am 16 and I discover mcr few months ago and love it
Famous Last Words is an amaaaaazing song from MCR!
The entire album is iconic. To this day it is still in my top 5.
Cannot recommend it enough. Every song on the record is perfection.
Almost every song on Black Parade is a 10/10⭐️
House of Wolves and Sharpest Lives are my favorites.
And I like Mama best when performed live.
🏵💀🏵💀
I love Blood ^^
Sleep is my favorite
cancer & i don't love you
1- Sleep
2- This is how I disappear
3- The Sharpest Lives
♡♡♡♡
Mama and WttBP best on the whole album but every song is so good
"Famous Last Words" from same album? "Helena" from the previous album?...maybe "Teenagers"? LOL!... "What's It Feel Like To Be A Ghost" by Taking Back Sunday (toured with MCR?)??
At first I was like how has 17 year old not heard this then realized he was 4 when this came out. Wow, time flies.
I mean, I'm 17 and I've heard it hundreds of times, so he doesn't have an excuse haha
This is one of The Warning’s favorite bands. 🤘🏼
One of MCR’s inspiration was Queen and you can really hear similarities in this song.
I 100% agree
The dad looks at the son like, “you’ll never understand”
Man there’s no denying that the two kids on this channel are related. They look just alike.
Almost like they could be siblings.
P Master I know right!
Lol
Ya, they look A LOT like their mom.
MCR has a pretty sizable list of good songs.
All their songs are good
Pirita Pakarinen p
Can you react to Helena with your daughter? There's got to be something she likes 😂
Long ago, just like the hearse you died to get in again
Helena is best song in the world! Oh my... 💔💔💔
@@TheComicBookJoker we are so far from you...
Burning on, just like a match you'll strike to incinerate 🎶
@@hiddenpanda2519 The lives of everyone you know...
Maybe you can introduce your son with some linkin park's songs since i think most of the songs are relatable for teens and adults.
Weeb
Ehh it has rap&imo it ruins mixing rock with that genre 🤔
I agree old linkin park would be another huge influential band
I love all the songs from their first three album before they went/transitioned to Pop
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It's kinda weird because i fell in love with MCR for their music videos' aesthetic. I'm a teen myself and my taste is odd one out
fried friese pretty sure that comes from most MCR fans, I’m all for the music, they are just such a kickass band
Great reaction love MCR definently should check out Mama off the same record or Thank you for the venom from there three cheers for sweet revenge album
Thanks so much
Or Helena (maybe)
Brandon Nuss Helena is great but I was thinking of songs that were not singles
@@Josh.Ayres2 that's fair I guess.
Only MCR could get a 60 year old woman to cry on their album (Liza Minnelli in Mama)
Great reaction from you both. MCR was not from my generation either but I very much appreciated what they accomplished with this album.
Thanks so much for the comment and for watching.
I was 4 when this came out
I was 19 when this came out and I secretly loved it from the first time I heard it. Would not admit it back then though because people used to be dumb and call you gay for liking 'emo' stuff.
As a suggestion:
Queen - Innuendo
Song from the last album, known as the 2nd Bohemian Rhapsody.
I love how the dad is just so into it. Not something I'd expect
You should have your son or daughter react to My Chemical Romance - Teenagers
HA!
Why “or”? Why not “and”?
TheComicBookJoker I’m not sure if you are the dad or not but... it’s because they are teenagers and the song deals with the perceptions people have of teens. Maybe they can relate or not but they may enjoy it.
@@jasonaustin3038 I think he was saying they should do both not question why they should do those songs
Teenagers is a great song !
Man I'm loving your taste in music and the variety you're exposing them both too!! Excellent!! 🤘
React to The Killers - Mr. Brightside
Rickard that whole album!!! First cd I listened to front to back, again and again.
I'm 16 and MCR is my favorite band! I loved your reactions. A lot of people hate this band for dumb reasons but i think they're amazingly talented and this band means a lot to a lot of people.
Who hates them and for what reasons?
SUCH a great song. This song will NEVER get old
MCR is one of those bands you can never stop listening to
My son and daughter have blasted this in the car for me for years and I’ve always loved it 🥰 We’ve always shared good music… I shared Metallica, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Lenny Kravitz, Fleetwood Mac, etc. They’ve shared music ranging from Avenge Sevenfold to One Direction and I have appreciated it all! I also let them turn it up as loud as they wish! To this day they get excited to show me new songs that come out or that they’ve discovered💞
Fun fact: This video, directed by Samuel Bayer („Smells like teen spirit“), comes in two parts. They shot „Famous last words“ basically back to back and set the whole set of Welcome to the Black Parade on fire. Definitely a video worth checking out.
its also a metaphor the parade being those that died before us and them welcoming us to the after life
dad and son reaction to this song? are you kidding me? look at your eyes bro, you can see how much this means to you! big love!!!!
The whole Black Parade album is so tight and well produced. So much going on and it all fits together so perfectly
The excitement expression on that guy's father is priceless
As a 32 year old who listened to MCR back in high school, hearing this guy tell his son that this music is closer to his age makes me feel younger than I am lol. I only ever listened to Three Cheers and this Welcome to the Black Parade, but both of these albums will forever be ingrained in my mind. I'm quite certain that I'll be listening to these albums at least once per year until my Black parade arrives.
I'm seventeen, and watching someone listen to my favorite music is incredible. I like modern stuff, but to me, nothing beats 2000's rock and alternative. Just subbed.
Mega Ascension same here!
Same
@@youraveragemusicperson2176 My closet features these shirts- Hybrid Theory, American Idiot, Mike Shinoda, The Black Parade, and Panic! At The Disco. My vinyl collection that I just started includes The Black Parade and Meteora, and my CD collection has American Idiot, Hybrid Theory, and Meteora. I just had a coworker at my job buy me two Avenged Sevenfold CDs too.
@@megaascension2748 I love these albums lol and that's funny I have the same two vinyls
The Bohemian Rhapsody of the 21st Century
I love how the dad sits and smiles through the whole song hehe amazing to see i love this 😁😍👌🏻👏🏻
I love this song. I'm 62 in Desember, but I just love to discover new music.
Not that I don't like oldies, but I also really really love to find new good music.
And I have found so many new groups.
So I love to watch your videos. It's so fun to see how your children react to music you play to them.
55 and it is one of my favorite songs. Even saw them in concert a couple of times
I love this song / album so much. I listened to it today while at work and it's just, so good.
love the shirt one of my favorite shows and bands in one video
the dad being so into it the whole time was so hearthwarming ♥
You teach your son very well sir 👌
Gotta love that little smile at the tempo change lol glad I got to see before youtube takes it down. Good vid
Also check out animaljam(band) it's like a combo of guitar solos and early 2000s post hardcore
Love MCR, and y’all did this just months before the Suprise reunion. They have roots in the heavier side of rock and have a really great catalogue of music to explore!
@Glitch in the Matrix Multi-Media I think the lyrics is talking more about death and that it is ok to accept death and let go. I think the Black Parade represents death. The person who is talking/singing for the majority of the song is letting the person, that is dying, know that it is ok to let go and that they will be remembered and their loved ones will carry on.
Sometimes the people who are dying need reassurance that it is ok to let go, especially those with painful sicknesses like cancer. They need that reassurance so they can die peacefully and without worrying about those they are leaving behind.
Watching you try so hard not to smile and full rock out was the best part of this, lol
Hello! I just came across your channel today. I love reaction videos, especially the ones where people are soooo genuine like y'all. I like jamel aka jamal and india reacts too. But your kids are AWESOME! They are beautiful! Your wife must be a knockout too. Really enjoying your content. Don't be afraid to let the kids drive. I would love to see your reactions to "their" music. My daughter is 23 but knew who the Beatles were when she was 3. Thank you for sharing your family.
❤❤❤❤❤ // now one of the comics he created is a popular Netflix show. Umbrella academy. Gerard way.
I'm so glad my brother put this song by MCR on my first ipod back in 2006 when I didn't know how to put music on it. Got me into all of their music. Amazing band.
Your choice of bands and tunes is awesome... You HAVE to do Simple man with your son...
My Chemical Romance - Dead!
Check it out, even has a nice guitar solo.
2 nice guitar solos
Woody woodpecker
This was interesting to listen/watch. I'm glad that you two mentioned My Chemical Romance's look/video because that does usually throw people off. It did when the song was first released (I was one of those people even though at the same time I fall into generation you referred to) and continues to do so, but for those who can look past the weirdness they realise that MCR play good music.
Do more with your son! He has some genuine reactions, i can see the confusion and interest In his face as when I first saw these songs on Kerrang TV and rakes about 5 views to actually appreciate the song
One of the most powerful choruses in music
That whole album is amazing
I kept noticing your son looking away and I'm glad he explained that and I totally get that.
You could show him some Panic! at the Disco or Fallout Boy to continue showing him the Pop Punk genre maybe
If you're wanting to do off the pop punk genre you have to play blink, green day, the offspring, nofx
@@codenamesoul1516 sure but all these are well known and his kids probably know them already to an extend
What about shifting the way into the more darker or more punk stuff and show him AFI? The album Decemberunderground came out around the same time as The Black Parade and they share similar themes. Sing the Sorrow- the album before Decemberunderground could also work as an intro.
Alt rock
React to systeme of a down "chop suey" the music video
These are some interesting reactions you are sharing, I had no idea the younger generation is somewhat oblivious to rock music. Keep sharing, your reactions are worth the watch.
Hey! Just wanted to say that I love what you do here! I'm 27 with no kids, but if/when I do, I hope to introduce them to the music that I've grown up with and love! Keep it up, buddy!
Such a great song!
G note!
I think Linkin Park would be a great band for his daughter
MICODIN2 very much so
Great job. I found this channel a few days ago. Here are a few favorite bands.Three days grace- any song
Breaking Benjamins- any song
Five finger death punch- wash it all away
I watched a MCR concert on TV once. Not knowing much of their music and I was impressed with the show. Great band.
The entire album tells a story and I think that's pretty unique and special, especially the story it tells.
Omg love the t shirt dad!!
this is such a well timed reaction...
If I look really hard in my mom’s house I’m sure I can rustle up a copy of The Black Parade from 2006.
Emo for life! Still to this day this album is iconic! I’m seeing them in 3 weeks and I can’t believe they’re back together. I cannot wait!!!
I love what you do with adding the story of the song on your reactions. That definitely got me to subscribe 👏🏻 I originally subscribe when I watched your reaction to Mr.Brightsight by the killers because I foud very interesting what you said about checkers and chess. I love your channel. Notifications are on and I'm binge watching 😊
Also I need that los pollos hermanos shirt🤣
What a song. I'm a dad too an 18 year old who also loves loves it. N he pointed me towards falling in reverse which I now love. So I brought that one up proper lol.
So good, haha can't wait for their new stuff they are working on. Also can't wait for season 2 of his Netflix show Umbrella Academy 😊
Amazingly, the entire look for this video and the whole album (cover and all) were designed by the lead singer Gerard Way. His comic the Umbrella Academy is now a show on Netflix :)
Who else is only here to celebrate the reunion tour?
Notice how he never pauses the video.
That’s how good this song is.. should be played all the way!
Being a person that has been to too many ERs and funerals, this song is perfect. Going through tough times like that you feel you have to be strong for yourself and others. You might have fear and anger while trying to uplift. The song also shows that it is ok to embrace and accept death (for both the one who has passed and the loved ones they left). At the end of the day, we will all be joining the black parade
Love this song
And the "Father of the year goes to you my man ❤❤❤
When the dad said I Love it I got super happy lol.
The Black Parade is a rock opera centering around the character of "The Patient". It is about his passage out of life and the memories he has of it. "The Patient" dies and death comes for him in the form of a parade. This is based on singer Gerard Way's notion of death appearing to a person in the form of their fondest memory, in this case seeing a marching band as a child.
Lovedddd watching the dad jam out lol
I think that the song Disenchanted is the best song on the black parade
I'm 24 and I really LOVE this song.
Love the whole album. My kids got me into it in the mid 2000’s.
The theory is a song will speak to your heart when someone you love dies. I heard this song, probably not for the first time, when my Grandfather was dying. I was his full time, 24/7 care provider and I was frustrated (much stronger feeling at the time) with his 4 children basically running over me and my feelings. Something about this song gave me a feeling of peace; in my heart it was my Nonna (who had died the year before) and my Pop giving me strength to stand up to my Mom, Aunt and Uncles. To this day. 9 years later, I still get a rush when listening to this song. As a matter of fact, I got that rush while typing this response. "Sometimes I get the feelin'
she's watchin' over me" -- my Nonna "We'll carry on, we'll carry on
And though you're dead and gone, believe me Your memory will carry on" -- My Pop "Do or die, you'll never make me
because the world will never take my heart Go and try, you'll never break me" -- both of them giving me power to stand up to my bully family
I LOVE MCR so much. They get me on a deep level. There amazing. I'm so glad there FINALLY back together. 😍
This youtube channel is a true glitch in the matrix! Parenting level 10000000000000000!!!!
High School never ends by Bowling for soup