THESE KIDS CRAZY!! Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall REACTION!🔥 *first time listening*
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Comment your most memorable experience you had in school! Also, your FAVORITE pink flood song🔥
We welded a VW Bug around the flagpole in our quad as a prank, it was funny as heck, until someone told on us! The next year, we put the band directors car in the tennis courts, and changed the lock, we got told on, after that, no more pranks, my grandma made sure of that! lol, great song, legendary actually, great reaction, stay safe and Blessed!
Wish you were here...great song! Living close enough to the beach to skip school and go there to chill for the day and no parents ever knew
Performing a sketch to Vangellis' Chariots of Fire (it was in 1982) during our talent show. Too many to pick just one, but a couple are: One of My Turns, Shine on you Crazy Diamond, Wish you Were Here, and Pigs On the wing.
I can't think of one favorite. I love just about every song. My favorite high-school moments are all times when a bunch of us cut school to go camping or skiing. Lol
Back in the 80s at high school in New Zealand I daily struggled with bullies. My strategy usually was to avoid them or run away, never to stick up for myself. Finally one day I completely lost it, turning on a guy and hitting him with everything I had. Unfortunately I broke my wrist, hitting him the wrong way but I had knocked him down before the teacher broke it up.
Later, in my thirties the guy reached out to me online. We became friends and he somewhat apologised to me, which I greatly appreciate.
Favourite Pink Floyd song: 1. Comfortably numb 2. Time 3. Money 4. Dogs 5. Hey You
'An *acre* is the area of a rectangle, whose length is one furlong and whose width is one chain.'
His version was so much more funnier, lmao.
Corporal punishment in school used to be legal. And I can tell you back then kids were pretty well behaved and there was no need for metal detectors.
@marroni ugelli Not where I went to school in Florida. They never touched the kids unless they were misbehaving. I got one whack on the butt with a paddle in 12 years. And it wasn't that painful. I don't support the kind of abuse you described.
@marroni ugelli Infractions in my school were things like fist fighting or bringing a switchblade to class. You didn't get punished for any little thing.
@@innit8376 I think there are probably psychopaths in every position of power throughout the world. It's been decades since American schools head any kind of Corporal punishment. Now if you even look at a kid sideways they bring you up on child abuse charges.
The poem is from the Pink Floyd song 'Money'
Read the story behind The Wall album. The wall is a metaphorical wall that Pink, a rock star, has built around himself. His school days (that was him in school as a child) was but one brick in that wall, his father dying in WW2 was another brick, his mother, another. Listen to the entire album and it will all begin to make sense. Don't be distracted by the video, listen to the music. After hearing the album, watch the movie, The Wall.
THIS!
Cape Town is on the right track but off a little. Pink, after he is a rock star, has a mental collapse and builds a wall inside his mind shutting out reality and everything around him. An overbearing school teacher at an ultra conservative school was just another brick in the wall helping him slip out of reality. This story intertwines the life experiences of Roger Waters as a child and Syd Barrett as a rock star concluding Syd's permanent slip from reality
The movie illustrates this so well.
I wanted to give your comment a thumbs up, but it was at 69, so I couldn't. Mentally, I guess I'm still 12. :)
@@i5hitonu I didn't like how the movie ordered the songs differently than the album.
20 years ago... lmfao...you're Killin me JoJo....try 40 plus...you need to sit down and listen to the entire album...pure class
or watch the movie, as it is just a long music video
Definitely listen to Dark side of the moon
LOL, I'm 68 and was kind of young once... So happy to hear kids listen to perfection.
It's a Rock Opera!
Fr.... 👍🏼 Right.lol
THE teacher is reading from lyrics of Pink Floyd song: Money!
Yes, the first single from Dark Side of the Moon - the number one selling album of all time...rubbish...lol.
@@paul8540 I'm guessing that student was Roger when he was young and those lyrics actually became a hit
Watch the movie "Pink Floyd: The Wall" . You'll understand more...btw, the teacher was being brow beat by his wife at home so he'd take out his frustrations on the students. Probably happens all the time.
I had to stop watching that movie, it started making sense and that scared me. LOL!!!
My dad made me watch it an I was confused the whole time 🤣
@Heidi Eva “kick the dog syndrome” Dad gets yelled at at work, dad comes home and yells at his wife. Wife turns around and yells at her kids. Kids kick the dog. You’re right... waaay more common than people realize. (And yes, ‘yells at’ can be replaced with ‘beats’ and often is)
Good thought processes. A lot of reviewers haven't got a clue what to say but your thinking is clear and well presented.
The phone ringing at the end: they made this album into a movie & that's how the next scene/next song starts, with 'Pink' (the main character, who was writing the poetry in class) as an adult.
Great job by Bob Geldof❤
Hahaha. The "poem" is the lyrics to another Floyd song - "Money."
Gold.
This video is from their 1982 film The Wall: Movie which is a film adaptation of their 1979 album The Wall which tells the story about a character named Pink who isolates himself away from the world after it treats him poorly. His father died in WWII, he was physically abused in school (shown in this song), his mother was very overprotective and sheltered him, and later, his wife would have an affair after he became a big rock star.
Up until the 1990s, Teachers were allowed to physically discipline their students. Bassist Roger Waters hated school because of this and wrote this song about it.
spot on!!!
forty freaking years ago! 0.0
This song is usually played right after “Happiest Days of Our Lives” which is the story of Pink losing his father. This song is about the defensive wall that Pink was building in his life and how he early on discovered schools were just a form of indoctrination, and not education.
I can’t never hear Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2 without listening to The Happiest Days of our Lives first
“He was beating that boy like he stole his oatmeal” 😂
LOL....I’m using that line....
This song is part of a concept album. It's the story of Pink who goes crazy from what has happened in his life. The brick is the wall he creates to block out reality. You should really watch the movie because you can see what happens. It's a little easier than just listening to the album. Keep going with the reactions! Good job!
The teacher said "an acre" not the N word like you thought.
It floors me that he thought they used the n word in a song. This kid needs to educate himself before doing anymore of these videos, his ignorance allows his racist propaganda to spew forth from his mouth.
@@i5hitonu cut him some slack. His perception is shaped by his reality. He has no idea what life was like for kids in the UK, because he grew up in the US. The black experience outside the US is different (similar in some ways I’m sure but different).
@@i5hitonu why would it floor you? Lol
Do you listen to modern music??
If so, you really wouldn't be so floored.
@@i5hitonu Chill out man.
@@i5hitonu how will he educate himself if he doesn’t make mistakes? Look at him. He’s loving Pink Floyd!!!!! Don’t ever shame that.
"Why are his teeth so messed up?"
It's called being old in 80's Britain..
The video is set in a school in the 1950s and was filmed in the 1970s, so no
@@moomoo4272 It was filmed in 1982, so yes.
Socialized Healthcare FTW!
@@tyvanbor3140 absolute fucking bruh moment
@@experi-mentalproductions5358 Boom! Shots (successfully) fired!
Free thinking doesn't jive with the present school system.
It never did, especially in the UK in the 50s, 60s, or 70s, which is why this song was very controversial in the 70s when the WALL came out
@@TheSmittenman It didn't in the 90's or 2000's either. They''re a big part of why I have problems with authority to this day. This was in the US. When my parents decided to home school me for a year I came back several years ahead in multiple subjects. They used the books that were meant for my grade so it's kind of pathetic. I remember getting every question wrong because I used long division instead of remainders. There were no instructions saying to use remainders. My brother taught me multiplication and division in 2nd grade. All we did in school was read Hatchet 900 times. The only things I really remember of use that I learned in public school were typing skills, woodworking skills, and basic music notation. I don't think they even teach any of that anymore.
Or today in that matter it seems like
nowadays it’s all about bullying and canceling... ARGH
Assuming you’re not researching this stuff beforehand (some do), you are VERY intuitive. Srsly, you get it and I LOVE it. ❤️ It makes it so enjoyable to watch.
Smoke a fatty and watch the movie...itll change ur life
The phone rigning at the end of this song, is the starting point to the next song, entitled, (Mother).
Remember, each songs merges into the next, without interruptions, or almost.
The only cuts were due to the limitation of the vinyl (LP), which had to be flipped and change manually.
Then again, the order of the songs in the movie is kinda weird. In the album, it goes from "Another Brick in the Wall pt. 1" to "Happiest Days of Our Lives" to "Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2" to "Mother" to "Goodbye Blue Sky", and so on. But in the movie, it goes from "Another Brick in the Wall pt. 1" to "When the Tigers Broke Free" (which wasn't even part of the same album) to "Goodbye Blue Sky" to "Happiest Days of Our Lives" to "Another Brick in the Wall pt. 2" to "Mother", and so on. And "Hey You" is cut out entirely. I still don't understand why they changed the order.
I was raised in Scotland (Ayrshire) and the teacher in this video was saying, "Repeat after me: An acre is an area..." In his thick Scottish accent I can understand what you must've thought you heard and I am so very, very sorry that such a thing would ever enter your mind. Just thought I'd try to set that straight. Peace, love and respect my young friend.
I use to run the school radio when the song came out and we were not allowed to play this song. I guess they were scared we would revolt.
The album is a concept album it tells a story from the beginning to the end. Basically it's about this person and the traumatic events in his life, his over bearing mother, his abusive school teacher, his father dying in the war, failed relationships, so on and every event was a brick in the wall till he built a wall around his heart, soul and locked himself away from the world, and his ability to over come it and tear down the wall...its a great album and movie
"Welcome my son. Welcome to the machine"
I was beaten by many principals in my school days. 15 schools before I graduated and beaten in at least half of them. One principal didn't think he was hitting me hard enough and finally broke a blond oak paddle in half on my ass but at least he didn't hit me in the face with it. It hurt so much that tears would shoot out of my eyes no matter what. Creativity wasn't encouraged back in the day it was yelled at.
And to think people praise 'the good old days'... Disgusting. Hope you're doing okay after all that.
but we were much wilder than the kids today! God bless the 70s
I gotta say I was never paddled but in elementary school, 4th and 5th grades, my classrooms were right beside the office door, 4th grade on the right side and 5th grade was on the left side of the office door and my goodness... I heard many kids getting paddled and screaming their heads off and the principal would not let up and beat them some more! I still am bothered by that 30 years later! Never understood what a little elementary school kid could do so that was so terrible to deserve a paddling like the ones I heard at such a young age. Makes me sick! So glad they don't allow that any damn more cuz God help any mthr fkr that ever thinks about paddling my 7 year old boy or his 2 lil brothers when they start school! 😡 They'll wish they were never born, period!🙅🙅🙅
Absolutely saw the light come on! Great reaction. Stay individual my friend.
This song actually played a major part in history as it exposed the nature of abusive teachers in school and allowed the practice of physical discipline to be phased out of the system.
Yes my mother told me of her teachers smacking kids using their left hands in school , it was not acceptable
@@squamishfish Some of our teachers used slippers. Blackboard wipers (the big wooden ones) were used as projectiles, launched at misbehaving kids. "Bang on the head with a plastic cup." - 'Baggy Trousers' by Madness. All the things. lol
The "Yard Stick" and "Cane" were standard operating procedures.
@@Noobshire Ah yes, remember them all. Cane and the strap were the most feared (looked like a cat'o' nine tails lots of leather strips attached to a shaft. Those used to hurt. A lot.) The teacher in the vid brings back so many memories had more than one like that
TBF it needs to be phased in again. just not for trivial shot..
Take a close look at school now, rows and rows of young, trusting and impressionable hatchlings listening to the parrot teacher parroting thought parroted by parrots above them and so on...
Hey, some of my best parrots are parrots!
The phone rang at the end because it's lifted from the movie Pink Floyd The Wall, leading into the next scene setting up for the next song. Awesome pick LFR! 🎸
Almost like the Tommy documentary. Weird but cool!
He said "an acre". 🤣
Those kids singing,just recently,in their 50's and 60's,were paid for their vocals,not PF's fault,management
watch them live .. few songs from the Pulse concert 1994 ---> comfortably numb = best live guitar solo ... high hopes ... hey you ... coming back to life = 3 guitar solo ..
The wall is a metaphor for his emotional separation from people, the world, life in general.
with many Pink Floyd albums, the whole album has a story arc. so listening to the entire album you get the story. (sort of.) Pink Floyd is a journey not just one fragment.
"This song is at least 20 years old."
Wow, I feel old.
Older.
Oh it's way older than that which makes me feel ancient. I think I was in 1st grade the first time I heard this song on the radio. That was in the early early early 80's 😂. Good music never grows old.
1979
Crikey I feel so old, 20 years ago and the rest, more like 40 😉 great review!
42 anos
Pink Floyd. Welcome to the experience. That was school in the UK when I was a kid. Produced a good nation back in the day. Comfortably Numb, check that out. Amazing track and some lyrics to phathom out.
Mind grinder, literally.
The Wall is the eleventh studio album by English rock band Pink Floyd, released 30 November 1979 on Harvest and Columbia Records. It is a rock opera that explores Pink, a jaded rockstar whose "wall" represents his eventual self-imposed isolation from society. The album was a commercial success, topping the US charts for 15 weeks, and reaching number three in the UK. It initially received mixed reviews from critics, many of whom found it overblown and pretentious, but later received accolades as one of the finest albums of all time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wall
Whenever I watch your reactions, it makes me want to sit down with you and have like a 3 hour discussion about the meaning and imagery in stuff like this. Pink Floyd is one of my all time favorite bands and The Wall album is particularly ripe for analysis.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Excellent Reaction Jo!
Yes, he got it!
Hey, you understand this shit even though you're young. I've seen some people's reactions that DON'T understand this song. At least they're hurting THINGS and not PEOPLE.
I love ALL their songs.
I don't believe I could narrow down to one favorite Floyd song. That poem is the lyrics to "Money" To truly grasp this song, you really need too see the whole movie. It is truly about how all of our life experiences add bricks to the walls we all build around ourselves.
Another classic song from my generation love this group
One of the most classic lines in the history of rock music, "if you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding." And he has no "reaction" to it.
How can you have any pudding, if you can't eat your meat?
@@yt.personal.identification Excellent point!
When I was little my dad would always say that to me and my little brother thinking he was being funny. And one time after dinner
my brother was like, “When are ever going to have our pudding?” My dad just died laughing.
Its so like my teachers! I swear I went to the same school
"The Wall" is referring to a "defensive shield" that a person can develop emotionally, depending on various circumstances and experiences in one's life.
That's the storyline to this whole album (and of course the movie), it's about a Rock Star, and especially the various things throughout his life that contributed to his "building a wall", which negatively affects his relationships, and mental stability later in life. That is all exacerbated by the "Rock Star" life, with all the constant B.S. and pressure etc.(and drugs).
Pink Floyd the greatest rock band to ever grace the earth, every single song of there's is epic.
The teacher said, "absolutely rubbish laddie, get on with your work". I don't know what you thought he said. This was scene from 1982 movie "Pink Floyd: The Wall" a rock opera musical based on their album of the same name. The whole scene with the kids burning down the building and before was all in the boy's head and not real. You can feel free to check out the movie, although the full movie may not youtube anymore it is on vimeo.
These are scenes from the movie The Wall, I think you'd get a lot out of it.
And the movie is trippy... especially when stoned
This song was popular when I was in high school. Not sure how things were in the continental US, but we lived in Europe(military) and lived under the very real threat of nuclear war on a daily basis. East and West Germany were still divided and the USSR was a huge threat. There was also the indoctrination in school, much like today, and free thought that went against the grain was not really tolerated. This music spoke to a generation loudly. It's good you take the time to listen and think about what the music, lyrics and visuals are conveying.
Released in 1979. Pink Floyd is classic. I had a cat named Pink Floyd and her twin sister was Alice Cooper 😎❤️🇺🇸
I have always had a slightly different interpretation of this song, but you do make a pretty strong point. I was thinking of the brick and the wall as metaphors for oppression more directly.
Welcome to Pink Floyd. Please enjoy your journey!
Conformity as commodity is a civilization killer. These guys will transport you straight into a social awareness you cannot unsee or ever forget
This song started the education systems to take a hard look at themselves and how they were treating kids. I remember my second to last year of high school being the last year they were allowed to use the cane on kids. We used to hear the boys (it was ALWAYS the boys 😂😢) screaming in pain, outside the Principal's office window. It made us hate the Principal and the teachers. To think that this was standard school practice not that long ago 😳
Floyd may be guilty of being kinda' dark. Floyd may also be correct.
One thing to always keep in mind listening to this genre ... it was all about the experience! Its a "sit in a dark room high with headphones on" type music!
There was a LOT of drugs and free love and slipping off mentally to a whole new level of thoughts and imagination point in time and the music reflects that!
Pink Floyd Always had a very deep meaning to every song they wrote! Strangely enough it rings true today more than ever
Perhaps one of the greatest songs EVER!
"I don't even know what the battle is honestly... I'm still in it" -Lfr Jojo
Great reaction! This song is all about Pink building a metaphysical wall around himself, the abuse by his teachers bricks in his wall. You should really check out "Hey You" from later on The Wall, it's where Pink tries to break free from his self-imposed prison. You'll really like that track, it's deep and rocks.
I witnessed Pink Floyd's " The Wall" live , that was a show for the ages to see and hear!
best memories of school the one-week trips we had with the class - and not to camping grounds or religious camps --- it was fun days in a hostel --- with disco nights --- best concert open-air live 1988 Pink Floyd at the Maimarkt in Mannheim Germany - best song for me - wish u were here----
I love your breakdown brother. Great job... With everything going on you should listen to "WONT GET FOOLED AGAIN" by The Who
the song came out at least 20 years ago? hahahahaha try 1979 but also this is a trilogy song, hence the "part 1 2 and 3" when you looked this up
answering your question, my most memorable experience i had in school: graduation :P and to pick a favorite pink floyd song, you cant pick one
Headphone on and listen to the whole album non stop.A great trip.
Jojo, so great to hear a young generational view. Can we agree this a concept which spans the generations. Well reviewed!!!
While Another Brick in the Wall does stand as a song on its own, the video is actually a clip from the feature length film "The Wall". in fact this song is not actually "Another Brick in the Wall" it is "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2" - This part pertains to Pink's (the main character) time at school.
The lyrics to "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 1" which is talking about how Pink's father died during WW2, and basically how Pink was lacking a father figure, in other songs it is revealed he had a very over protective mother.
Daddy's flown across the ocean,
Leaving just a memory
A snapshot in the family album
Daddy, what else did you leave for me?
Daddy, What d'ya leave behind for me?
All in all, it was just a brick in the wall.
All in all, it was all just bricks in the wall.
"Another Brick in the wall Part 3" - As an adult as Pink has become a famous rock star, but his life is falling further and further apart, he has discovered his wife has been cheating on him, this pushes him to the final stages of creating his metaphorical wall built out of personal traumas.
I don't need no arms around me
And I don't need no drugs to calm me
I have seen the writing on the wall
Don't think I need anything at all
No, don't think I'll need anything at all
All in all, it was just bricks in the wall
All in all, you were just bricks in the wall
I would recommend watching the film the wall, it has some spectacular (and disturbing) animation sequences, brilliant music, and what I consider to be one of the best warnings about fascism and nationalistic rhetoric ever made..
I’m a teacher and we aren’t like that😂 but I play this and Alice Cooper’s Schools out at the end of the school year😂😂😂😂😂
@@innit8376 I’m sorry if you experienced that from a teacher... most teachers at least here teach cuz they love the kids.. I can’t imagine treating a child like that😪
Nailed it! At 5 minutes in you summarized it better than I've heard anyone summarize it. Statistic. No individuality. Yeahzzzz.
So glad you finally got it around the 5 minute mark! I've been yelling it at you for a while now! End of rant!
You are so into the music it makes my heart happy!
Acre. He said an acre, not what you thought he said.
The poem the teacher read are the lyrics to the song “Money” which you reacted to in another video.
This is an ABSOLUTE rock classic MUST! I saw Korn in concert (opening for Linkin Park) cover this and the entire stadium went mad. Everyone sang with the band.
PF is a great rabbit hole 😁 Rock On, young dude ❤️
He said, "an acre". Not...the other word. His accent got in the way. Also, the poem comes from the Pink Floyd song Money, which you should definitely check out. Love you bro.
Ok. I'm no native speaker, so....what's "the other word"? ^^' I got that he must have thought of something else, but I just have no clue what.
I am so damn glad Gen Z has some exposure to these masterpieces...
That poem is actually Pink Floyd's biggest hit song.
You gotta watch the film.
Pink Floyd are one of the most creative English bands of the 60's and 70's.
The beautiful thing about music is that it is open to interpretation. This song has been out since 1982 and I never thought about your analogy of the children being bricks in the wall but that is excellent! Like other Pink Floyd albums, this whole album is an experience. The "Wall" in this one is actually a mental wall that is built between the writer and the outside world. There are 3 versions of this song on the album. I am not going to give anything else away because I am requesting now that you review the whole album. You will be glad you did. I was a teen in the '80s and although Dark Side of the Moon was technically more popular, I like The Wall better.
*1979
LFR Jo Jo welcome to uk elementary and Middle school in 1970s and 1980s UK welcome to our world
This song and video was banned in some countries because of the reactions of some kids in schools when it first came out.
Pink Floyd ... what a band ... only one band got close in my opinion ... Forever Autumn ... beautiful music :)
Dude best Floyd experience? Pulse Tour. My wife's 1st concert. Plus, it was a religious experience. Awesome.
I believe the teacher says something like "... get on with your work".
You are hearing things. I think I know what. It’s NOT what you think! It’s the accent that got you. He’s asking a question about an acre. It’s a size measurement of land. Basically he’s setting up a math problem. Not racist! Ha ha! PINK FLOYD would never do that. You’re going to have to wait till a certain Guns and Roses song for that! Just so you know GnR’s guitarist Slash is mixed. Calm down, this ain’t rap. 👊
You have got it man.
That is the message, Brake down the walls and be free!!!
with Pink Floyd, it's entire albums, because each song is a chapter!
Fave song btw is "Dogs" off of Pink Floyd's "Animals" album
That moment where the message connects... priceless. And the moment of horrified confusion--you have to get past the teacher's English accent--he's giving the mathematical definition of "an acre" like a unit of land measurement.
To clear up confusion about the end with the telephone--"The Wall" was a 1979 album and a 1981 feature film, written by the band (primarily the bass player). It's a semi-autobiographical story about the band and the existential barrier or "wall" that the artist builds between himself and the rest of the world. Many incidents and factors are components or "bricks" in the wall, from losing a parent to war early, an overprotective mother, overbearing teachers and school systems, and later dependencies on alcohol and drugs. The movie alternates between live-action and animation and skips forward and back in time from the artist in a hotel room before a show to memories of his past from young childhood to earlier in his adulthood.
🤣 20 years ago I’m 48 and listened to this when i was four my old man would turn this on
You nailed it. That's exactly what this song was about.
OK. Now this has probably been said above already but you just Hit. The. Nail. On. The. Head!! That moment that you “got it” was soo amazing!
Roger Waters would be so proud if he saw this video. I hope he does somehow.
I also have to say this- I was so very happy to see your reaction to the violence in this video…revulsion. Violence is never the answer, and that’s a lot of what was behind the entire The Wall album.
This was amazing, and it is officially the best reaction I’ve seen. I’ve already subbed, and I’ve just blown off an entire day with watching your videos! They’re that good. And this one takes the cake. 🏅
I love your insight.
My all-time favorite album! I am 62. First heard this when I was 19.
you are on a totally different level yourself! Spot on ! ✌
You should listen to Shine On You Crazy Diamond, wish you were there, money, time, breath in the air
Most memorable moment in school, Senior Prank. I put bubble bath in the Governor's Fountain. Three whole bottles of it. Suds galore overtook the Governor's entire lawn. Almost wasn't allowed to walk for graduation, but when the Headmaster tried to find out exactly who did it- we all became Spartacus... 😳😂😂
'Wish You Were Here' OR 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' are tied for my favorite Pink Floyd song. Tough call fr... 🎯🤘
I'm so glad you get it we count on you young people.....life 😃 is good
It was totally legal in the 1960s, 1970s, and even 1980s all over western Europe and beyond.
Can't believe that the younger generation of the 20 - 35-year-olds does not know this part of history.
In the UK this was allowed even in the 1990s in some schools.
I love your grasp of these artists
Love your reactions, Jojo :D you really take the time to appreciate and think about the meaning of each song. You got a subscriber for life here
welcome to golden age of music 50s to 80s you will have your mind blown by a lot of the music and music videos.
Ok, I’m gonna just tell you on this one. Another brick in the wall is a metaphor for building up a wall of self preservation around yourself. All these smaller, different things he experiences are just more reasons to cut himself off and put up a guard against the world to avoid his personal pain. Another brick in his wall.