The Hardest Hitting Song on the Album!! | LINKIN PARK - "Bleed it Out" (REACTION)
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In an interview, Mike mentioned how he came up with lyrics again and again, only to be rejected by the group for “missing something”.
After being fed up, he sang out of frustration, saying “Ah, here we go for the hundredth time…”
Alex, don't forget Mike Shinoda was the force behind Linkin Park, writing the music, writing lyrics. Chester was the inspirator to Mike and I believe Brad helped Mike write some lyrics.
Shinoda is such a GOAT.
I think Mike is so underrated. His work with the Executioners, his solo stuff, Fort Minor, LP, and just him helping new talent get noticed in general.
No way the dj is the most underrated. Cure for itch is proof!
@@bryancorts5389 Joe Hahn is an amazing artist. He made a lot of the artwork for Linkin Park. As did Mike Shinoda actually.
@@bryancorts5389 Mr Hahn! haha. i actually don't know anything about him apart from the line "Mr Hahn" in one of their old songs :P
This song always gets me pumped and hearing Mike rapper and sing is always a bonus and hearing Chester scream like a demon is such memorable moment 🖤🤘
How can u be Paul the Outcast. I bet I have been an outcast longer than u. I am the black sheep of my family. U??
Mike has said in interviews that this was the last song written for the album and it gave him the most trouble
Gave who trouble and why?
@@RollingDutchmann Linkin Park never swore in a song before. He had rewritten the lyrics literally a hundred times and every time it would blow up in his face because someone in the band or label didn't like it. Half the words didn't mean a thing and no matter how hard he tried nobody was ever satisfied.
@@AstridNebula 18(?) Years later and it still sticks to the soul.
Mikes anger is very transversal in this song. He sounds haggard and beaten down. Almost like he's metaphorically against the wall or just picked himself up off the floor and he's "done with it".
At the same time though, it's a unique thing for Mike to bring himself up to Chesters general level of energy in an aggressive sounding song, so I feel like Mike is why this song hits as hard as it does.
The man kills it on this track.
@@thebenis3219 what is the meaning of 'transversal' here ?
This song always makes me picture an old west style bar fight ever since I was a kid. It hurts knowing how forgotten this song is. Easily one of my Top 5 Linkin Park songs.
I agree. This song is underrated
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@@lenoncandido1270 huh?
People need to stop using underrated incorrectly.
This song is FAR from underrated in the LP fan base, everytime they played it live, EVERYONE got hyped and sang along
@@angeldiaz7607 i'm talking about the comment above (Rachel). It's definitely not in the top 5 of most fans, which is a shame, but i see your point
Who the fuck can forget this song.
You're right Mike Shinoda is phenomenal too, you need to check out Fort Minor if you haven't or his solo stuff I don't like Rap (aside from Linkin Park and Mushroomhead) but I love Mike's stuff.
For Fort Minor I suggest Where'd You Go? Believe Me and Remember The Name which is their most popular.
For his solo stuff I recommend Over Again , Watching As I Fall, Crossing A Line.
Oh wow Remember the Name, that’s a blast from the past! Gotta go listen to it now!
Also “fine” for his solo stuff as well as ghost something in blanking rn
agreed!! I really hope Alex reacts to Remember the Name
Kenji is another great one. Feel like he should listen to that one as well
@@Logan-gb7uy just Ghosts. Honestly my favourite of his
I was lucky enough to see a concert of them and this was the final song of that concert and they extended this banger to over 9 Minutes :)
Me and my dad were in the pit at one of their concerts before this was released. They were "like we got a new song for you, but I want to see the whole pit going nuts" or something like that. I've never seen a crowd so fucking hype before. I'll probably have that memory until the day I die.
Sing in Paradise Chester ❤️ 🖤 ❤️ 🖤 ❤️ 🖤
Mike is a musical genius!!!
Use to listen to this as a kid non stop along with given up.
Still hits the same.
They often end their concerts with this song, it's epic. The best version HAS to be when they combine Bleed it out and A place for my head live in Madrid 2010
"Everyone's beating the shit out of each other..." Backwards! Did you notice?
A comment I was looking for
Edit: BTW, watch the guy throwing in the knee at around 4:38. It gives a good perspective on how to do a "show hit" for live theatrical performance. Actually, quite a slow rise to impact, then a quick withdrawal. At full speed, irl, it gives the illusion of a solid knee strike as long as the other actor sells it properly. That is where the slow lift helps.
Not gonna lie, this song is probably one of the most catchiest Linkin Park songs I have ever listened to. I couldn't help but headband throughout the entire song, not only that, but it's a pretty upbeat song from all the rest. I'm in a great mood now, more then ever, and the day is almost over, oh well. This is a great song!! 🤘😆
Not sure if you noticed… The video is shot in reverse except for the band performing on stage.
Dude you absolutely need to listen to the Live at Milton Keynes performance of this song! It's 8 minutes long and has an amazing drum solo in it!
Yesss!!!
Fuck yeah! Rob Bourdon killed the drums on this performance
Demmm guys I suggest you should listen to their Milton Keynes version of No more sorrow it's dopee
5:10 this song is actually 2/3 times longer when they play it live. Live version is like 7 minutes long.
Hey Alex! Thanks for this reaction.
I'm 63 and I just can't help it, I love this stuff. Always.
Love Mike's rap in the song, which is blended beautifully.
RIP Chester; you are a legend.
One of my favorite LP songs. Mike Shinoda kills the rap. This song is where I really learned that Mike had sick flows.
...Not the huge amounts of songs before this where the rapping is actually hearable???
Those words you said about Chester: "The man screamed like a demon, sang like an angel, lived and died a legend" was probably the best way to describe this Icon. R.I.P Chester Bennington!
PLz react to The Broken View - Breaking The Habit. This Band is Awesome. One of the best Covers I´ve ever heard ❤️
Love Mike! He's so talented, it's crazy! If you'll notice, the audience is being played in reverse, while they are singing the song... really cool concept!
Man the documentary for this album is an absolute blast and a deep dive into how this album was made, including them rewriting a bunch of songs lmao
I appreciate you looking into the meaning and history of the songs! No other Reaction Videos do that and I believe it gives more meaning to the song reaction 🙂
This song live on stage was phenomenal. Happy that I had the chance to experience it twice in Germany
One thing that no one seems to notice is that everyone in the crowd is going backwards and the band is the only one performing rightly.
also the Green screen fx which the band is performing rightly in one take. the fight bar is in reverse was also in Fx Green screen, everyone did not notice until they should watch behind the scenes of this music video.
He ain’t ready for the feels in Shadow
One of my personal favorite songs because it really gives Mike some time to shine with the rap lyrics. Not saying this is the only song he shines in, but it's one of them.
Perfect!!! Please continue LINKIN PARK videos.
Mike is SOOOOO good 👍 I have a lot of respect for him 💖
This is the album (and track) that made me LOVE Linkin Park and the first album of theirs I bought
You seriously need to check out Shinoda's solo stuff, Crossing a Line is my fave, but I also love Open Doors. Actually the whole Post Traumatic album is amazing, dealing with Chester's death.
One of their best. The bars on this song are so good, and, Chester's voice is raw.
Mike is Brillant! you should really check out Mike's Post Traumatic Album he wrote and toured with after Chester died ... it certainly helped in grieving the loss of him . I was lucky enough to see Mike in Montreal.,It was cathartic, singing with him, lots of tears in the crowd. Unforgettable experience.
#MakeChesterProud💞
When you are done with this album you really should listen to Mike's album Post Traumatic. All the songs is him working through is grief after Chester died
I remember just going to the skatepark with my friends from high school listening to this song on our speaker! 🔥
I’m in school rn but I love this song, I’ll definitely watch this video later, rip Chester ♥️
i’m in school and still watching it rn haha
Thank you for taking the time to acknowledge the incredible talent that is Mike Shinoda
Honestly, after you're done with this album, you really need to listen to the Live at Milton Keyes version of this song on their channel. It's their end of show song for that tour, and holy damn, Rob Bourdon is a boss on the drums. And the emotion at the end of the song is just unmatched. A must see.
Finally someone said it! Mike deseres soooo much more recognition
loved when they performed this live with a drum solo, such a head banger song lol
My husband's favorite Shinoda rap. I cannot WAIT for you to get to The Little Things Give You Away! A masterpiece, imo.
Meanwhile Shadow Of The Day just sitting there ready to rip our hearts out
If you want to hear more from Mike you should react to Fort Minor, one of his solo projects
Been following you for a while and I still find it amusing (per se) as to your transformation into a metal/hard rock fan. Your energy you express during the reactions is great! Keep it going, brother.
This is one of my favorite songs by them. Such a great song to get you up and move. You can hear the excitement and joy out of Mike, and Chester is screaming with excitement and energy. Such a great song.
Alex I’ve been waiting for this reaction ever since I got into this song! Love you bro #MakeChesterProud
Yooooo I was the 1 k like....we love and miss you Chester...R.I.P. Glad I got to see you once in concert!!! #HOG in the building btw lol!!
Lowkey/highkey my favorite UA-camr. I relate to him and his vibe and his thought processes so much. Thanks Alex for being you and representing a group of people who are in touch with their feelings but don’t like sharing them. You’re someone I’d love to meet and just talk to. Thanks!
YYESSS I agree Mike is SOOO underrated you should check out his 2018 album Post Traumatic of course its a very hard-hitting album that touches on his feelings and thoughts from Chesters passing just a year before and how he's still in Chester's shadow also the LP album 1 More Light after Chris Cornells passing and especially the songs from that album 1 More Light & Talking to Myself are VERY hard hitting ...that last 1 is hard because the music video was released on to youtube on the day Chester Passed..its Chester singing but from his wife Talinda's point of view aimed at Chester there is 1 line that is especially hard-hitting near the end
one of The best band ever love your videos keep doing what you do!!!
sup i been busy with work and life and haven't had time to comment nice seeing you alex good to be back
This is my ringtone on my phone ! I love it and especially the video in reverse filming ! 💜🇦🇺🫡
It gets more emotional when you realize this was the last song Chester sung. The line "Find a new place to hang this noose." Hite even harder.
It's been like 10 years since I've listened to this album and I still remember the lyrics so well hahaha. Legendary band 🔥
hey alex! you should check out the 2 deluxe songs --no roads left and across the line-- from minutes to midnight as well at the end!
You need to react to the road to revolution live version. They stretch it out to 10 minutes and Rob Bourdon does one of the best drum solos you will hear!
I love linkin park so much, thanks for your great reactions, greetings from a big linkin park fan from the Netherlands 😊❤❤❤
Amazing song from Linkin Park! One of my favourite bands from my childhood, it’s such a shame that the world lost such an unbelievably talented singer in Chester… thanks for the reactions so far.
Btw, after you finish with the reactions to the songs from this album, I suggest you check out Rammstein’s newest album Zeit, either for yourself or together with all of us. 😊
Little history on this song, it was the first Linkin Park song to EVER have ANY cuss word, and it's dropped in the first 14 seconds!
Wasn't given up earlier?
@@alexv1387 bleed it out was a single first
@@alexv1387 It was #2 on the same album, Bleed it out was #4. But Mike said specifically in an interview that Bleed it out was the first song with any cussing. So, that means they recorded the songs out of order, which is normal. So, we're both right in a way.
Bleed It Out was released as the 2nd single, Given Up was the 4th single.
Great reaction, as always. I think you should really check out the live version of Bleed it Out live @ iTunes Festival London 2011. They do something special with he bridge here that I absolutely love. It's the same concert that the 'Rolling in the Deep' cover is from!
You should check out a live performance on this song. Every time I went to one of there concerts this song was a bit different and every time it was played the entire stadium was bumping to the song.
Of course it cannot go unnoticed. Mike has his own band called Fort Minor and they do rapping pretty much and its epic
When you're done i hope you react to "Wretches and Kings" if you enjoy MIke rapping and Chester going off!
Absolute banger 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
one thing that took me way too long to realise about this video and i think i read somewhere that they had to do the song backwards in the video and that they shot the fighting and the band playing at the same time. imagine spending so much time writing it and then play it backwards.
You know it would be great if you reacted to the 'Making of' each album. I always find their behind the scenes footage fascinating!
Maybe you haven't noticed that he's paying a little tribute to Dave Gahan from Depeche Mode (one of his face bands ever) in the way he moves. I love this ❤️
I am really looking forward for your reaction to Valentines Day, In Between and most of all In Pieces
I remember seeing them live and this song was amazing
You should see this song live!! They mix in different songs like beastie boys and place for my head it's awesome!
Fun fact: this was the last song that LP played before Chester passed. Sadly ironic that in the opening verse has the lyrics "find a new place to hang this noose string me up from atop this roof knot it tight so it wont get loose"
I always love it when people watch this MV for the first time and don't notice that the action in the background is in reverse. I believe it's because the song is so good you're not focused on the visual. It's the 2nd or 3rd time you catch it :) #MakeChesterProud
0:45 You, my friend, are a genius!!! I’m using that if u don’t mind😁
If you haven't, go look up Shinoda's solo album Fort Minor "The Rising Tied."
Alex if you want to know something else about the song well the music video. they got the idea of a pub fight from when they toured the UK and in Manchester as they were told the Brits loved a good pub fight
Yeah, I love this song too!!
This song always gives me the chills.
This song was so fun live, man
I really excited to see "In Pieces"!
I was just listening to the song and thinking.. did Alex reacted to this? And here i am😂
Damn, I can't believe he hasn't heard this one,my favorite by them
Your awesome thank for being positive for Linkin park dude
Shadow of the day next. Alex is really gonna have trouble getting through that one. Still tears me up even now😭
After reacting to this album, would love to see you react to the Making of the album MInutes to Midnight
Firstly, so happy you're doing Minutes To Midnight. Thank you.
2nd. THIS SONG IS AWESOME.
3rd. A few things about this song; EVERYONE except LP is in reverse, & the crowd was actually shot 3 times. If you look carefully, you can see the same people in different places.
&, It's actually about tampons.
I'll just leave with you that.
the comments didn't talk about the bar fight is in Reverse, Which they use green screen FX in it. the fact they had only one asian stunt man in the video which they had a fight choreography in it which is they are in reversed. If you reverse the video, The music is also played in reverse that will blow your mind.
Your intro Is One of the best on yt
Until I read the description I thought you were reacting to Keys to the Kingdom from The Hunting Party
Love from Colombia bro
As a ghostwriter. I feel like this is the anthem of anyone who makes art for a living. Every verse contains instant and significant meaning to someone who has to churn out a steady stream of art in order to survive.
"Here we go for the hundredth time...." You can create a hundred illustrations, write a hundred books, perform a hundred songs, and it's still like fuck, here we go again. It doesn't get easier. The technical parts become habit, but the creativity is still a slow process. Every time we create something, it has to be the best thing we created, it has to blow people away. Rarely are we content to create something that was worse than our previous work.
"Filthy mouth, no excuse..." Inevitably the moment comes when we are cursing ourselves for making art for a living. It used to be our love, but now it is our labor. We resent the thing that once gave our life meaning, but on the same toke, it might very well be the only thing we are good at. The noose I feel is a symbol of resignation. It symbolizes resigning from life, but if art is our life, then we are resigning from our art. Every artist who creates for a living will face this thought again and again in their career, of just abandoning the only thing they are good at because it's making them miserable.
"Knot it tight so I won't get loose..." The most difficult part of creating art for a living is actually forcing ourselves to create. So many artists wait until the last minute to create, because while we love our art as much as we hate it, we need to be coerced into starting and finishing. Just look at someone like GRRM who faces no coercion and can no longer create.
"Run myself out and no one cares..." The truth is, in the scope of the world, almost no one is going to care about your art, and they certainly do not care about the amount of self inflicted pain and torture that goes into creating it. All they care about is the next, shiny new thing that will briefly occupy their attention. Every artist is trying to create that defining piece of work to reshape their art sphere, but most art passes by without much though.
"Dug a trench out..." I feel they are directly speaking to the act of tapping into your creativity. For some artists, their creativity is an endlessly accessible font, but for most artists, it is a slow, impossible process. When you suffer to make the greatest art possible, only the greatest inspiration will do. He is digging for his creativity like digging for ancient veins of gold and silver under mountains.
"The dirt dance floor..." this is where the artist is free to create. It is a mental and emotional zone where the artist can play with and harness their creativity.
"I bleed it out..." Making truly great art often takes suffering. You must dig deeper and harder to reach those veins of creativity you haven't tapped yet. You dig deeper and deeper, and what you come up with never feels like it is good enough so you throw it away.
Stop this show...." It's that sensation that your art isn't good enough, that it's redundant, that your audience is sick of your old stuff and wants something new, original, and life changing that they'll forget in a week. The shotgun opera I don't fully understand. I feel like it's throwing every last ounce of your creativity at your audience in hopes of making them feel something, anything.
"Momma help me..." This is my own interpretation of the lyrics. As they're clearly talking about writing specifically, what happens when you do art long enough is the cynicism of professional art bleeds into your creativity. You can no longer right characters or plots that are happy and upbeat, your work becomes darker, sometimes it becomes a cry for help. You can dress up your art with candy paint, but the true art fans will see the hearse and know you have changed not just as an artist, but as a person.
"Fuck this hurts..." Art is pain when you do it to survive. In the ideal setting you make the art you want to make at your own pace. In a professional setting, you only make the art everyone but you wants, and you do it on their schedule. It makes the process painful after awhile. As I said before, you come to resent the thing you loved most. Not only can you no longer use it to express yourself the way you want, but this thing you resent is also what is keeping you alive financially. And on top of that, the act of resurrecting and discovering new sources of creativity becomes more challenging.
"Half the words don't mean a thing...." No matter how good people think you are, it will always feel like your art isn't good enough. Even when you make something well received, it feels like you could have done it better. On top of that, meeting deadlines can force you to push out less than perfect art in your eyes, art you made only to make a deadline, not because you think it's well made, but because of a time constraint.
"I've opened up these scars..." sometimes you have to tap into yourself for creativity. Sometimes that's modeling a character after a friend or family member, but sometimes that means tapping into your most painful moments and harnessing the emotions from the most painful moments of your life in order to convey a true emotion. Every artist's goal is to convey a feeling, and there can come a time when the only feelings that feel authentic are the most painful ones.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned it (from what I've seen). The very beginning, 0:53, Mike said they were at a party and he wanted to catch the noise. So, they pressed record on their cells and put them in their back pockets. Mike's highly underrated.
My dog did that when she died my old dog Vida and I had to stay calm and sing to her she loved Linkin Park and Aerosmith
Can't wait for you to react to "Shadow of the Day" and "Valentine's Day" ✌🏽
One of my fave LP songs and metal songs of all time. Tnx for sharing. Please react to And One live on rock am ring 2001
Alex I recommend the live version, it is longer, it is mixed with a piece of a place for my head, it is even more beautiful!
Linkin Park and Chester live were extraordinary😍.
- Live Red square 2011
or
- Live London 2011
or
- Live in Madrid 2011
Also the live version when they mix Sabatoge(by the beastie boys) in with it..idk which version I like better cause they kill it with both
@@juliemcgary4155 well said , also with sabotage it's an amazing version! Chester live was incredible
This song always holds a place in my heart. My friends and I paid for the full song on his pink flip up phone. Memory space taken up fully. We played this song over and over again, until my friend mastered the rap, I did all the Chester bits. Doing all our jackass stunts, setting each other alight 😂😂😂 but the brotherhood, the memories this song gives. I haven't heard this song since 2017, and still sung along like i heard it yesterday. I bought this album the week it come out. At our HMV in Exeter. I was coming up 13, the front of the album had the Parental Advisor label as it had swears. The man at the till just looked at me... knew I was too young and asked.... What is THE best Linkin Park song.... I was bewildered as... I had a few 😂 "From Hybrid Theory: A Place For My Head. Meteora: Faint..." wide eyed "that will be 9.99 please sir" 😂😂😂 I will always thank that man for allowing me to buy that album, as my parents sure as hell wouldn't of. My nan got me the others though 😂
dude, check out, the crowed moved all backward while the band is moving normaly, thats one of the best videos of LP
One of My Favorites Rh
Rip Chester
I’ve Felt that Depression Before it’s Deff something That is Hard to Deal with especially Alone In your Thoughts
Nice reaction
I know lots of us have said it before but for sure do an album react to Posttraumatic if you want to get more of Mike's talent. I still can't listen to the album without crying at least once but it's beautiful and really powerful
If u haven't hear the tribute to Chester that Mike made Live where he goes on and does In the End alone you really should watch it, that's some crazy goosebumps