don't forget your life.
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How to remember your life (without photos or videos). | by Jake Frew
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Your videos are like Therapy to me don't know why but I literally feel alive after watching your videos Thank you so much jake ❤️
You said it exactly 👍👍
That seriously makes me so happy 😭🙏 thank you!! 🖤
Couldn't agree more! Thank you Jake 🙏...
Same
I agree
When I journal I have a song for the day, I describe a texture, smell or feeling I had in the most important moment of the day so when I read back I can have more context
bro. you went SO hard on this video - felt like i just took a psychology class. the most beautiful psychology class.
Ah man thank you Cody!! 🖤
Damn this one hits home. Watching my grandma have her mind destroyed by dementia is breaking me. It’s crazy how she can remember random small details from the past, but can’t remember what she just said. She’s listened to Swiss yodeling bands for decades so I’m definitely going to try and see it that music will trigger different memories for her. Thanks Jake!
Every year since 2017, I’ve been making a playlist of all the songs I play on repeat throughout the year. Every time I go back to those songs, a hundred memories and emotions associated with those songs come flooding back. And if I feel good in a moment, I’ll put on a song to capture that feeling forever. It’s incredible what music can do 🖤
As one who struggles with memory issues due to my military service, this gives me a spark of an idea anyway in how to document my life. I've worked with people with dementia as a CNA in a nursing home and it is not a fun journey for these people. I've found that journaling helps a lot in remembering a little, if nothing else how irrational I was in my thinking when struggling with my mental health. Journaling when upset or angry really helps also, as it gets my feelings out so I don't pop a gasket. I can make it into a long prayer and it really helps.
The single most important youtuber/ creator i know of. As well as being utterly beautiful in terms of colour and cinematics to watch. Theres always a message of self help and deeper meaning or enrichment. Enables connection on levels ive not experienced on any other channel. Huge fan Jake. 👏
Every time I hear a song I used to love I'm immediately brought back to the memories during that period. It's so strong and powerful.
So true! My dad is a music therapist, and he works everyday with people who have dementia and alzheimer's, and some of the stories that he has are amazing. Music is super powerful.
Love the shots in this video! I'm only 20 right now but I've noticed I am already forgetting things that I did when I was like 4-10 years old and around that time I took pride in being able to remember pretty much everything. So, finding new ways to remember my life and experiences has become very important to value the little things and value things that once made me happy but I had just forgotten.
Thank you Jake, I’m a dementia care giver music is amazing…music therapy of your favorite music. Photos and videos of families are very important as well because they remember everyone younger.
I have been doing something similar for more than three years, I’ve been creating a playlist in my phone for each month of each year and added the songs that I discovered that month and mostly listened at that time. Totally worth it, now I can remember what I used to listen back in 2019 and what you said, the feelings and experiences I had and why I listened those songs at that time, I totally recommend this.
I use Day One Journal for writing down my life and the day-to-day minutiae, and have done so for nearly a decade now! I love watching videos like this because it gives me new ways to think about how to capture my life as I live it, and how to remember people, places, feelings, and so on from days long gone. It offers me the ability to really dig into my memory and think about what more I could add to the contextual narratives of my lives as I've lived them.
Thank you for this wonderful creation, and may your memories continue to flourish and subsist how you wish them to.
I have said this before, I am in my 50s and I certainly have learned a lot more than just photography from you- I too also take many pictures of my family and myself and spend most of my income in creating memories.- Why? well, When I am on my death bed I don't want to remember or think about the things I purchased or acquired. I want to be thinking of all the moments and memories and events with my family and friends while listening to music.
It's like time travel it's almost like you're reliving that time of your life, could really feel the person you were back then.
This video should have a million videos bro. Good reminder to everyone out there amidst a time where social media is everything. Sometimes literally just enjoying the moment in life as is, is the best way to go about it. Thanks man, some solid points made in the video!
dude our mindset and way of thinking are so unbelievably similar that i just had to convey this over by this comment. like i was literally predicting where your sentences were going when u began speaking them. a lot of things u talked about are already stuff that i have thought about. our favourite quotes are the same too! its kinda unreal how much similarities we share. love your work, keep this up!
Dude, I get giddy when you upload. You’re storytelling capability is phenomenal. I’m always so inspired by your work, bro. Keep grinding and making a difference in peoples lives🤙🏼
Gah - this is so powerful, man. My wife is always amazed at how I can know the year that a song came out (*explicit* memory) even from 15, 20, 25 years ago. I just know how I felt during that period of my life (*implicit* memory), so that makes it really easy. And it's fun to sit back and let those feelings wash over me for a minute... But I'd never really consciously thought of that link between the two. Thanks for making it all make more sense... though you've now rubbed off the shine of my magic ability to know song release dates! 🤣
Man, I'm so glad I found your channel. Especially this video, the tie between music and memory rings so true for me as well. Some of my strongest memories involve jamming with friends as kids. The album I listened to on my train ride through the Italian countryside. An album I used to spam with a close buddy who we lost recently has been the sharpest reminder of him. You have a lot of profound ideas and a gift for putting them into video form.
I am just a guy from Austria. Sitting at work at a 8 hours shift . While i am doing my Job, i have my earpods in and listening to your Video. Somehow i feel something beside my boring job i usually dont feel. i feel good.! Thank you. 😅
Dude, the way you edit, you talk, you document all these videos is freaking awesome. Keep on working on it please. You really smashed it up once again. ❤️
I love this. You have some of the most intriguing ways of talking about complicated subjects and making them feel relaxing and informative. You are such a great story teller and I appreciate it!
Jake knows how to put out a story from within his heart to the hearts of others!! Man, keep going ❤️
Wow! This video goes straight to the heart. Much appreciation for sharing your thoughts on treasuring & preserving those special memories we all have. Loved it.
Another powerful and inspiring video from Jake. This is so cool to find someone else with a song journal. I have been keeping a list of songs and memories associated with them since I started university because I wanted to make sure I remembered all of my time at college. Combine that with the thousands of photos and videos, I can go back to amazing times. I would definitely recommend anyone to make a song journal. Again, great video Jake!
Nice video & really thought provoking. There's a real class in your storytelling. Nice work
Always love the content Jake. Keep posting, we love it!
Your videos really touched me from the inner. I love your content.
Absolutely outstanding as always Jake! Nothing stirs me inside as much as music it’s the one thing I couldn’t live without. Dementia has affected my family for generations too… I feel your pain. Live well dude.
This was such a great video. Great advice and so true about music. Love you channel x
True perfection and great idea. Amazing job, as always, Jake.
Your videos are so incredibly powerful and thought-provoking. I'm a new sub and can't wait to see more of your content.
I’m obsessed with your work and I wanna work with you. I cannot wait.
man this video is so heartwarming!!
This is definitely one of the most powerful videos that I’ve seen on UA-cam. Great message and awesome awesome interpretation. I’ve said it for about 25 years now that music is the soundtrack to our life. And every time I hear a song it literally takes me back to the day. I heard it where I was what I was doing etc. Really cool video bro.
this is actually incredibly useful, thank you for sharing this Jake. love your vids!
This is why I love you dude!! I saw that document a couple years ago and it was so powerful. As a musician I couldn’t agree with you more. I’m always stoked of the power of music. Just awesome.
Awesome video Jake! Such great information about helping all of us reconnect with memories from our past. Thanks much for sharing!
What an amazing video Jake. You really are one of the best out there. Great message and so wonderfully shot. Great idea with the song journal. I’m going to try that. I already have lots of songs that remind me of places and things as it is.
Thankyou for making this video , I been thinking a lot lately on how to feel more present in the now. It is so easy for us artists that we always want to see and experience the next biggest thing so we tend to forget what it is like to just live in the moment. What really helps for me though is to write down the things that made my day even if it is the smallest little bit of information. Thankyou for your videos
Great video Jake! You always provide something for us to think about. Documenting our journey through UA-cam is a great way to ensure as much of those memories are captured. I think rewatching my own videos from the past leads me to think more about how I felt during that time and less about what I said or did. And yes, music is a great way to make that connection. The doc sounds interesting so thanks for the recommendation. Cheers! 🍻
Will definitely make a song journal, you are absolutely spot on about the memory connected with song thing , although not all of those songs memories are much important, but rather than having them fade away in mind , why not just save it because it might not be important now but some day it'll be beautiful to just got through those
This is such a brilliant idea!! Thank you for sharing it!
Wow such a great video! Really connected with the music part… thanks a lot! Looking forward to see more of that.
this video could not have come at a better time! just this topic has been on my mind lately and you gave me a great idea. thank you so much :D
Funnily enough, I've collected a spotify playlist for years, conviniently called "memories". But yea, that is so true with music. I met someone once who was not able to speak or communicate in any way at all anymore, completely "out from this world", but when you'd put a guitar on her hands, she would play multiple songs perfectly, and those were not even the easiest songs there are. It was just incredible.
Your videos are incredible! I get so hyped everytime I see you've uploaded! Thank you for inspiring us all!
These are honestly my favorite videos on YT. So amazing how I was thinking about this same idea, and now there is a video giving me concrete proof that this stuff works. Just great stuff.
hey Jake, thanks for sharing from such a personal place. I can relate to you sharing about dementia and alzheimer's as I'm seeing it happen in my own family. Also, as a music producer turned filmmaker, I was pleasantly surprised to hear you talk about using music to remember moments from our lives! Great job on the message, the visual, and the music on this video.
Thanks for sharing all of this jake, This was really helpful and will be in so many ways, I love it every time i get a notification of your videos 🧡
And again, a different approach to an interesting topic. that is the reason I bought your presets and subscribed to your channel. stay safe bro and thanks for the awesome content.
Such a beautiful and powerful video and message. I love this topic (memory) and how you concluded it with having a song journal. I've never thought about that but I want to try it out. Music is indeed onw of the strongest links to our memory and especially how it made us feel in a partifular moment. Amazing as always!
Really enjoyed your insights on this subject. I worked in an Alzheimer's care facility for a couple years and it changed my life. Amazing what triggers memories and how much music is a part of positive experiences. Thank you, you have a wonderful heart.
Man.. I know this vid is over a year old but this is exactly what I needed to hear today. Thanks bro ❤️
Hands down one of the best videos I have seen of yours Jake. As someone who's father died from complications from from Alzheimers and his brother diagnosed as well, it scares me as well. Music is such a powerful driving force. It knows no bounds and reach so many people and affect them in different ways. I think the music journal is an awesome idea and I'm going to try it! ✌️
Great points! After I went through my vision loss, I found that my memory has definitely improved since I think memory is a muscle and it takes lots of effort to flex at times, but when we do it definitely grows. My auditorial memory has definitely grown, but I have also gotten into using cameras since my vision loss which has been a powerful way to clearly capture things in person that I can look at on my computer later to enhance my visual memory through photo and video.
This video hits different. I can relate to the way a certain song lights up a memory from a specific time of your life. I have an entire Spotify playlist called “nostalgia” and it’s all old songs from high school that aren’t even good but I listened to them on repeat back then & it literally feels like a time portal if I ever want to experience those memories & emotions again
Wow this is so true, a photo and video can’t fully capture memories the way smell and touch and the whole experience with all of your senses can capture, the way it fully FELT in that moment.
What a great video man, Production quality is insane. This touched me in a way I wasn't prepared for, considering I'm always worried about how fast life flies by. I appreciate you, sub earned.
Beautifully done and very well-spoken.
Amazing vid. You broke this down so well dude. Thank you for sharing the insight ✨🤙🏼
the song idea is so cool man i am gonna try this out and love the video man, thank you☺❤
This is one of your best, if not the best -- wonderfully done.
Really like your videos!!! In anytime of fast pitching and hustle, the speed of your style inspires to slow down and thing about yourself. Thanks for that!!
I love this video. It really made me tear up and think about my life.. Jake your videos are so powerful and I appreciate your work so much
Jake! This is my second time watching this as I’ve been looking to find new creative inspiration for my channel. Appreciate you and all your hard work. Keep it going!
You’re such an inspiration! As a musician I have so many voice memos full of ideas so maybe using that could also help you out. It’s like you’re in a meeting with yourself when you relisten and edit.
This is by far the most emotional paid promotion video I have ever seen. The way you told this was spot on, and I was actually watching another UA-cam video of a girl singing ‘you are my sunshine’ with her baby brother who has Down syndrome, and got me crying somehow, thinking that music/song has the power to spark joy and speaks to one’s emotions.
It means a lot to me/us (your subscribers) that you keep doing what you're doing Jake. You are an important part of our lives now.
I notice your positive self talk. Good to have!
I'm addicted to your channel dude. And this was the best video I've seen until now. This one and "the internet sucks..." You became one of my mentors/inspirations now. Thank you
Hitting the nail on the head again! Music is so much more than just the title and the lyrics. Something I always go by is, never judge someone by the music they listen to, because you never know what that music has gotten them through.
Jake, ILYSM ........ great message, you are the best.
This is why I like sketching and painting; I remember it differently to a photo or video, I can remember where I was more vividly :)
I love your videos so much lately. They give me such a good and warm feeling inside. So I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for your thoughts, ideas and the beautiful images. :)
Amazing job as always. Thank you !!
This is such a beautiful and powerful video
Just want to let you know that despite your vids being so short it hits right to the core. It's as if someone I don't know gets me. I even have the word marvel tattooed on me because in one of your travel vids you said that people tend to like to travel because they marvel at anything, they pause, they pay attention. ✨
so footages are so beautiful man 🥺
That’s so wonderful! 😍
I don’t have a songs diary but I have years Spotify library from 2010 where I have saved almost every song I have listened to in that year 😉
Wow what an original video. Honestly, this might be the most amazing video I have ever watched. I can't even bring it to words. A song journal, I'll get one of those ;) Thank Jake and again, amazing video
Thankyou for this. Will definitely do that. I think it is a great way to remember the memories especially for people whose world revolves around music. Thankyou for making super great videos and introducing us to this.
man, love it!
there is a music that my dad used to sing, and every time i listen to it, remember so many things, it’s amazing!
That’s such great advice! 👏🏽👏🏽
This is powerful. Music is so much important, thank you Jake for this video 🍿
That's actually a really interesting and new way to keep track of memories, and I think it can be very useful. I also strongly associate songs with memories, sowriting them down would be a game changer. Would. If I actually sit down and write them. Never was the diary person, but I do write when I feel a rush of emotions, and rereading those journal entries also help relive moments :)
Great vid as always Jake with, keep keeping it real. Have a great week.
I don’t keep the Excel Spreadsheet but as soon as this video started I thought you would talk about music & memories because I could relate 100%. There is many songs as soon as they play it brings back amazing memories!!! Cool video man!!
This video just pointed me in the right direction. Thank you Jake.
this is DEEP. I loved every minute of it!
This helped me realise that i already do this but additionally you added the looking up photos from that memory Thanks!
Excellent video, Jake. It's so nice to see your original ideas come to life each time you upload. I just made my first video with the Sony FX3. Keep up the great work and thanks for the inspiration!
i listened to a playlist while on a roadtrip and when i listen to it now it immediately brings back the memories and feelings, happens with the short books i read on that trip too.
That's why I love Spotify, Liked Songs playlist is literally a time machine for me, because i can scroll down to a specific date and remember the circumstances in which i was listening to a certain song
Music is a wonderful weapon to remember the emotions of a moment.
It's amazing how often I hear some old songs and they perfectly remind me of that precise moment.
You are wise beyond your years my friend! The 80's were rough on me but there was one song that helped me through it. "Power and the Passion" by Midnight Oil. There was one line that resonated with me at that time " It's better to die on your feet than to live on your knees..." That song, to this day, is so powerful for me. Absolutely love your work and your ability to tell a meaningful and powerful story!
Beautiful video, as always, Jake. It takes a lot of courage and a special kind of person to be this vulnerable on camera. My family (I am more than a decade older than you) are also plagued with dementia and Alzheimer's. I highly recommend looking up 'The Caretaker - Everywhere at the end of time'. A very powerful album (5 actually) that portrays the journey of someone going through the stages of dementia. Very very powerful.
So inspiring. Thank you
I have often wondered about this same subject... memory and senses. Awesome video Jake, thanks!
Hahaha! First of all, I love the video, the message is on point, you're inspiring as always and this is definitely something that I struggle with, so it really resonated with me... but why is no one talking about the amazing rick roll that you snuck in there?! It just made an already awesome video that much better; well done!!!