Therapist learns to Protect the Land by System of a Down
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Therapist analyzes the lyrics of Protect the Land by System of a Down to discuss the importance of proactive protection when it comes to mental health instead of reactive defense.
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System of a Down is from Armenia and the flag shown in video is an Armenian flag. They are talking about their country and how to raise awareness and funds for Armenia and the unrecognized Republic of Artsakh amid the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War.
to be more precise it's the High Karabakh's flag
I may not be able to protect the land but I protect my family the best way I can.
This song came after the band split up. They had been apart for a while then this one war broke out. So they put their differences aside. And made to new songs. This was one of them.
System of a Down - Dreaming
Very emotional music video based on reality. Thanks to one my favorite bands - SOAD for their fight for justice and letting people know our story using their magnificent music and thank you for reacting to right songs 🇺🇸❤️🇦🇲
I know America is in a weird place right now, But Freedom and Peace to you and your people from the US
I love this therapist, she's cool, funny, and awesome person to talked to, i suffer from General anxiety disorder, depression, anger problems, and stress
Seeing and reading about the conflict escalating once again in real time on the news and then System of a Down dropping this song and video (+ "GENOCIDAL HUMANOIDZ") was gut-wrenching. The other members had previously parted ways with John Dolmayan over differences in political views, but they got back together for this cause, to raise funds for Armenia. Legends.
You are one of the best first time analysts/reactors on UA-cam. The way you break down the lyrics, listening to them for the first time is amazing. Keep it up, Taylor, you're awesome! ❤❤❤
You should check out Scars on Broadway Daron Malakian's band. 😊
The first SOAD track for years, it didn't disappoint imho
Hopefully not the last... But I'm not really optimistic about this.
I saw the following comment when watching this song for myself "you know you messed up when system of a down has to come back" I think it's good because the reason system of a down hasn't made a song since 2020 is because of a disagreement within the band so the band but the band came together just to make a song about their home land
The song is about the 2020 war for Artsakh. We ended up losing the war and lost of half of the regions territories. 3 years later the Azeris invaded again and completely took over the region. Whats worth mentioning is that 7 months before Azeris invaded again Artsakh fell under their blockade. It was connected to Armenia with Lachin corridor which is how they were receiving all of their resources in order to survive. The Azeris took Lachin and over 120k Armenians living in Artsakh were starving for 7 months until the Azeris invaded and kicked them out. All of their churches that you see in the video that were located in Artsakh (some of which were over millennium years old) have now been destroyed by the Azeri government
Temporary by Em on his new album. Please. You brought me back from the brink with the n/A video. Please, that somg hit so hard
Pearl Jam - Jeremy is a must.
should check out some rise against, specifically the approaching curve, swing life away, and possibly ready to fall. only if you haven't already, keep up the great work
This song is about 2020 war against Armenia and occupation of its historical lands by Turkey and Azerbaijan. They tried to make people pay attention at new genocide, which happened. 150 000 Armenian people were kikcked out of their historical lands, where their parents, grandmas and pas were leaving thousands of years.
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Serj has a beautiful acoustic guitar song called Artsakh that he sings in Armenian. Definitely worth a listen.
Been trying to suggest this for a while, because I think you'll really enjoy this one... 🤞🏻 Please PLEASE consider checking out Falling In Reverse 's Last Resort (Reimagined). I went thru your past videos (love the content!) and know that Last Resort has a special place for you. Ronnie's rendition is a masterpiece, and even Jacoby himself loves it (there's a video of Ronnie nervously playing a recording of it to Jacoby, and its seriously very sweet).
The counterpart of this song Genocidal Humanoidz is basically the same song but a lot heavier. I'm not Armenian myself but I stand with them.
Bloodywood - Dana Dan. message is powerful
You should try some Gojira, I would recommend something like "The Gift Of Guilt". My personal favorite is "The Way Of All Flesh". You may need subtitles though.
Love this song!
I don't know if you have already reacted to TOOL - "Wings for Marie" & "10,000 Days". But I am very curious about your thoughts about those 2 songs. I don't even have the words to describe how emotional, personal and special those songs are.
You really should react to $uicideboy$. The name itself is very deep but scrim and ruby have through the years changed A LOT! Scrim and ruby are cousins and have had serious struggles with heavy drugs and basically tried them all. Now they are sober and living their best Lifes.(Well as good as they can at least). They have helped me a lot through out the years and I would love to see you react to their music from the start to where they are now☺️
P.L.U.C.K.
I would love to see you reacting to Placebo - Song to say goodbye
You definitely gained a new subscriber today....😊
I´ve thought so many times to go fight in some battlefield because i was trained as a sniper in the fnnish defence forces but i hate war and i would have never gone to the army but in Finland men can only choose army, civil service or jail. S0 much for equality because i haven´t heard not even one feminist say that women should have mandatory service just like men plus they get paid more than men. Maybe it´s better because some women just didn´t belong in the army, few did but most didn´t
It probably won't get nearly anywhere near the normal amount of views. But I'd love for you to check out Marketa Irglova's song The hill. It's a hauntingly beautiful track i wont mention what it's about but I'd love to see what you extract from it.
These people in the video are real citizen soldiers.
Puscifer, Grand Canyon, Augustina, The weaver 🙌
KATATONIA - Hypnone, You can take any track from the Dead End Kings album, it´s so good.
I'd love to see your reaction to Serj Tankian's Harakiri. That song is underrated as hell.
Bring me the horizon - Hospital for souls
banger
Listen Dreaming - System of a down
Is a great song
She said System of the Down multiple times 😂
Next
Avenged Sevenfold - Buried Alive
Slipknot - I Am Hated
Pls 😊
Hi can u guys react to my favorite metal band Fear Factory. The song is Fear Campaign. It's a great and heavy song. Talking about what we all experience times in our life...fear.
PLEASE react to hate myself by NF PLEASE🙏🙏🙏 and ps love the reaction
I would love to see your reaction to Five Finger Death Punch - The Tragic Truth official video.
I had family in WW2 mt grandpa he was in country my gr8t Uncle was in navy Vestal was in Navy to my family goes back to WW1
Pleaseeee listen to Adema Givin in
It would be very interesting to hear a therapists take on a song such as
MC Abdul - Shouting at the Wall
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or MC Abdul - Let It Rain
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and the possible effects that situations like have on the people living through them.
the big gun is influence. obviously military and firearms can dictate your life. nowadays the big gun is in your hands, your phone
This song isn't really about the Armenian genocide, but rather about the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan that has been on-going for the better part of 30 years now.
The Soviet Union crushed both countries and put them under their thumb, so from the early 1920's until 1991 there was forced peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia. When the USSR collapsed under it's own weight in the early 1990's, Armenia and Azerbaijan were left with a poorly defined border. This has lead to numerous conflicts, most notably in the region of Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh. This was land that was internationally recognized as being in Azerbaijan but controlled (through military might) by Armenia) for almost 30 years, enforced by Russian military peace treaties.
So, who SHOULD control that land? It isn't really clear. Very ambiguous, the sort of thing that we would hope would never result in armed conflict but could be resolved peacefully. Sadly, that didn't happen. Azerbaijan grew their military to the point where they could retake the territory that was internationally recognized as their own, killing off many Armenians. The rest of the world believed Russia when they said they would deal with this issue and kept a hands-off approach, but Russia was too busy in Ukraine to care about either Armenians or Azerbaijanis.
It's a SUPER messy war that never should have happened, but maybe was doomed to happen because of 1000+ years of history. I think this song, at least in part, is meant to reflect the complications of this war. People fighting to protect their families from an aggressor while living in a land that was never recognized as their own but they had lived their for generations, supposedly protected by international powers who had abandoned them.
When the war broke out in Sept. of 2023, neither Russia or the Western powers / NATO / the U.S. did anything. It barely even got covered on the nightly news.
Can you do a video on juice world lucid dreams
You should really really React to Deathblow From Deftones
its a really good song
Listen to Darkness Within by Machine Head
The way you interpret it was correct but this is not about the armenian genocide. I understand your interpretation because the armenian genocide is a historical event that has marked the armenian people significantly but this song is about the attack by Azerbaijan on the armenian territory of Artsakh which took place on 2020 yes, 2020, while Covid was rampaging around the world, this is why I personally interpret Daron's lyrics when he says ¨If they are evil now then evil they will stay¨ that since the attack came when a world pandemic was raging, if they did this now it's because they're evil. System of a down feared that this would be a new armenian genocide which motivated them into action after many years of inactivity but fortunately international actors came into play and put full breakes on this conflict.
This is why you will see a lot of christian iconography
The part that hits me is when they sing: ¨Some were forced to foreign lands¨ and me as a Uruguayan (South american country) I've grown up seeing a TON of armeinan in my country who fled because of the war and Uruguay received them and integrated them.
Any plans to listen Angels with dirty faces by Sum 41?
So many better songs from them. Streamline, Forrest, Areals, Question, hypnotize.
Shes already looked at most of those. Also, being a banger isnt the point of this song.
@heartsupport you should listen to can I love by Shiloh dynasty
Can you do Five Finger Death Punch - Wrong side of heaven? Pleeeease :)
She is trying to psycho analyze this song too much. This song was written to raise funds for the Armenian people as a new war was coming towards them. Has nothing to do with mental health. This song was to bring awareness to the war in Armenia.
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Since you are in a a SOAD mood right now , why not check out ''Genocidal humanoidz''??
Try reacting to song 43% Burnt by Dillinger Escape Plan
Can you make some R.E.M. or something else? I think you made a lot of SOAD and Metallica.
Actually a pro Armenian resistance song
Can you react to too late to call an ambulance by Psychonaut 4?
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You should take a listen to a band from Russia Tardigrade Inferno.
Give some songs.
@@kuplung22 Fire, Plague an Locust, Clockwork God, Tick-Tock, Nailed to the Ferris Wheel, Hypnosis, The Worst of Me.
Have you tried numb by Linkin Park
please do some alice in chains
Please! for the love of God react to Walk with me in hell by Lamb of God
cigaro
React to «Temporary» by Eminem plz!!
Soil please 🙏
Lez do eeet
After this song i feel patriotic armenian. But I'm not.
try listening to Breaking Benjamin dear agony
Day 8 of asking her to react to Diary of a Madman, by Ozzy Osbourne
Ciaoooooooooooooooo🇮🇹
Can't help but wonder what the reaction would be if those instead were images of Palestinian flags and resistance fighters.
Genocidal Humanoidz - System Of A Down please
Riot by 3 days grace
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Not sure it's protecting the land when one fight all ones wars half a world away.... seems strange to me but I might be wrong ;-)