Man PLEASE react to the rest of the album! Love the channel and you honestly have some of the best and most insightful reactions I’ve seen so far to Aes content. All love
I'm stoked that you're going through SWFG, I love the whole thing. This song was such a fun segue, there's a couple of these cool smaller bits on the album.
I love this song. I think this song touches on his mental health issues. He’s done a couple of other songs touching on it (One of Four-mental breakdown , Kirby-depression , Shrunk-therapist interactions) and now this one that focuses on paranoia. I love how he embraces and puts it into his art.
Man, I was really really enjoying your reactions… It seems like you stopped making videos a while ago, so I hope you’re doing well and that you come back to this album and to doing reactions again. I check back every month or two to see if you’ve come back with new stuff and end up rewatching your videos again. Just know that you have one of my favorite reactions channels out there! If you’re done, then thanks for making what you made👍🏻
🤷🏽♂️My mind sometimes doesn't have an off switch, without music I usually find myself being paranoid over something so trivial/stupid. Like what a barking dog is probably thinking about lol😅 This song perfectly portrays self induced paranoia I can 💯% vibe to this 🔥🔥🔥 ♥️❤♥️ 🐕
@@Motiveinc22 Not alone. Cryptic, ambiguous, multi-level metaphors and little nuggets of information that make you seek more information... Without Tool as a primer back in the 90's (and many other multi-faceted pieces of art they led me to: books, music, movies), I don't know if I would've gotten into Aesop at all, or instantly loved his writing so much. I have probably 200 favorite books (most due to Tool) and 200 favorite albums (probably half/half Tool/Aesop related) that I can directly trace back to those 2 roots.
I see Aesop Rock, I click.
PERIODT
Man PLEASE react to the rest of the album! Love the channel and you honestly have some of the best and most insightful reactions I’ve seen so far to Aes content. All love
I'm stoked that you're going through SWFG, I love the whole thing. This song was such a fun segue, there's a couple of these cool smaller bits on the album.
Bro… TSO MUCH!!! I’ve been thirsty for Aesop reactions. You’ve gotta try the Impossible Kid album
I love this tune from Aesop, one of my favorites. Great reaction. 😁
I’m excited for you to get into the rest of the album! I found you while I was looking up reactions for his most recent album! Good presence on video!
I love this song. I think this song touches on his mental health issues. He’s done a couple of other songs touching on it (One of Four-mental breakdown , Kirby-depression , Shrunk-therapist interactions) and now this one that focuses on paranoia. I love how he embraces and puts it into his art.
I don't know Moe, maybe get a kitten?
@@Giganfan2k1😂🤣🐈
Favorite song on the album 💯
Man, I was really really enjoying your reactions… It seems like you stopped making videos a while ago, so I hope you’re doing well and that you come back to this album and to doing reactions again. I check back every month or two to see if you’ve come back with new stuff and end up rewatching your videos again. Just know that you have one of my favorite reactions channels out there! If you’re done, then thanks for making what you made👍🏻
🤷🏽♂️My mind sometimes doesn't have an off switch, without music I usually find myself being paranoid over something so trivial/stupid. Like what a barking dog is probably thinking about lol😅
This song perfectly portrays self induced paranoia
I can 💯% vibe to this 🔥🔥🔥
♥️❤♥️
🐕
Glad you doing this album. Watched you react to all the Tool, nice to see I'm not alone thinking this album has very deep vibes akin to Tool.
Damn, and here I am thinking I was alone in having Tool and Aesop Rock as some of my favorite artists.
@@Motiveinc22 Not alone. Cryptic, ambiguous, multi-level metaphors and little nuggets of information that make you seek more information... Without Tool as a primer back in the 90's (and many other multi-faceted pieces of art they led me to: books, music, movies), I don't know if I would've gotten into Aesop at all, or instantly loved his writing so much. I have probably 200 favorite books (most due to Tool) and 200 favorite albums (probably half/half Tool/Aesop related) that I can directly trace back to those 2 roots.
How you feel is like me when MF DOOM comes on. Aesop's newer tracks reminds me of MF actually.
Definitely some aspects of the vibe there
If you haven't heard OK Computer yet I highly highly recommend that
This song is all about paranoia. Or possibly a trap.