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4:28 the joke didn’t land😭😂

I was so depressed and suicidal for years and listened to them and I had no idea I was singing songs that were Christian now I’m baptized and I find it so beautiful that even in the midst of my lowest God was still there for me and twenty one pilots helped me

Praise God. Praise Jesus. Lord bless you and keep you Tyler and Josh.

Have the two singers been vaccinated against Covid?

I was raised Catholic. I identify as an Atheist now. I still love their music. I believe in freedom of religion, or freedom from religion.

a proud christian TOP fan and their music has such powerful meaning

This might be weird but he sounds close to Jordan Peterson. They are both cycling about Christianity and will say something like, “I won't tell you that I've figured it out.” You know, they are like close but still have doubts and questions, but they are trying to figure it out.

I was raised Christian, it was hell, the environment I was in was pure shame and hate and pain. I’m an atheist now, but I have a lot of respect for the way Tyler’s faith is personal, critical and filled with questions, and comfortable with not evangelizing.

I would like to share something that, I hope, is treated with respect. My mother grew up in a household where they did not take her and her brothers and sisters to church. She's read the bible and listened to her parents interpretation and beliefs, originated from catholicism. As a result of this, I grew up with a very loose understanding of religion. Now, as I'm older, I find many issues with religion, not faith. I'm an agnostic and I see problems with how people have leveraged churches and the faith as a weapon or a means to obtain obscene wealth. While I've had moments where my belief in God has been in question and doubt, I've come to have a secure sense of peace with relying in the core nature of God and the connecting nature of the universe. I know not of what is beyond me, but I yearn to understand it through my actions and the life I live. May warmth carry you through your day, reader. Thank you for your time. ❤

doubt was the song I knew they were different. So happy 21 pilots exist.

While it disappoints me that Tyler doesn’t think he will call anybody to come to Jesus and see his glory for themselves..I’m glad Tyler and josh believe!

Kingdom knows kingdom. Keep it up!!

That answer deserves a standing ovation.

💕 tyler has wisdom beyond his years 💕 & the cutest mittens ever seen 🐾

I found them as a kid, am an adult listening to songs n hearing refrences to God feel nice

Please, translate it to Russian🙏 I don't understand... But 8 very want to understand

King !

I just stumbled upon music by twenty one pilots - I know - I need to get out more. After listening for the last few days and seeing a few videos - I was almost certain that Christianity was in their lives. That led me to a quick search and this video. None of us can quantify the influence of people, gifted with talent by God, on others around us. I wish Twenty One Pilots, their teams, and families all the success they can handle (and still make it to Heaven!)

I am jewish and im seeing comments that are like "if ur christian u probably wont undertsand what i mean when i say that there faith has kept me a fan." but honestly agree so much it feels like there music is grounded it has one thing that no matter what its tied back to, dont get me wrong if they lose there faith i wont hate them, in fact ill probably stay a fan. But theres a deeper meaning to there music even if i dont share the same beliefs

What I love so much about this interview is that he makes me feel understood and welcome even as an atheist. This small sentence "What do you believe in, do you believe in nothing?, which is such as important" made me so happy and I really appreciate that he acknowledged that as well. I love Twenty one pilots so much and I'm happy that Tyler can express is faith that way through music, even tho I might never understand it. Cause that's one small thing I kinda disagree with him, I don't think you can fully choose to believe in God. I don't think faith is a choice. On a certain level maybe but not fully. Loads of love to Tyler tho (and Josh of course)

1:31 a father is proud of his son

The best football player Thierry Henry arsenal

تيري هنري لاعب نادي الارسنال والمنتخب الفرنسي أحسن لاعب هداف و سريع وفنان ومبدع وراقي لكن مظلوم إعلاميا يستمتع المشاهد باسلوبه وحركاته ولمساته السحرية جوكر في اللعب جعلني أشجع الفريق الذي يذهب إليه إلى الآن ابحث واستمتع بمقاطع هذا اللاعب المبدع ابو حسن

Bro shout out to this video and the title too cause it wasnt click bait.

Them sharing their walk thru music helps me in my walk.

BRUH i love top but lemme say no phun intended pulled me outta my spirutal depression

The stuff of legends.

The legend of the century

10 years later and I still get goosebumps

To anyone reading this, if you have never experienced the life shaking, unstoppable wave of the vast and powerful love of God it’s my prayer that inside of you wells up an unquenchable desire to know it. And I pray that not long after you do.

I was there at this game and when Henry came on the noise level is something I've never heard b4..AND when he scored I was in tears.loved this guy and one of the best players in the world ever to grace Arsenal

i think his faith is wrong and silly. But i think its serious and honest and i love that and have survived life because of t1pilots.

I’m not christian, but I love these guys, there music and lyrics so deep and meaningful. Big respect.

I’m so glad I can lean on the fact he’s a Christian. It’s nice to have the same religion as someone I like listening to.

HENRY IS A LEGEND, HE WILL NEVER BE REPLACED....

I'm kind of bummed. I thought his lyrics were so real. Religion is inherited for the most part and little thought comes into play. Once you decide to look at it for what it is you realize it is a useful tool for leaders.

I FREAKING KNEW IT!!! Sorry, it’s just when I was going through my depression I found TOP and as a Christian the songs spoke to me on a spiritual level and I had this feeling that he was talking about a certain someone in his songs. I mean both Trees and Goner are about as Christian as you can get. So hearing it being confirmed makes me feel better. I’m still going to be praying for him, it’s very obvious God is using his talents for his glory. I can’t wait to see how things turn out. ^^

amen.

I believe in Jesus Christ as my personal Lord and Savior. I believe He died on the cross for all of are sins and rose from the grave 3 days later just like He said He would. I accept his free gift of everlasting life and I love Him.

Id still back Henry to do that now. That was his bread and butter.

“ We’re so formed by the way that we were raised, obviously, you’re raising your son right now, and whether you like it or not, everything you’re doing... he’s kind of taking a piece of it. Not until I get older do I notice more and more how much we take from where we’re from and how we were raised. I mean, I can feel it. Even the way I’ve been leaning on this table is the way that my dad would do it; he’d put his arm like this and he’d probably hold the mic like this. Every day I feel it. Like, Josh and I talk about it all the time. Our dads, whether they meant to or not, they just gave us so many things. Whether we wanted them or not, we got them. I guess that kind of starts the conversation about religion and faith. You know, both of my parents didn’t grow up in a religious household at all, and they kind of came and accepted Christianity when they were around their college age and that really changed their lives. And so when they got married and they wanted to raise a family, they committed to raising kids in a household that had those beliefs and those values. And so, as someone who was raised in kind of a... Faith-based… I guess that's a weird phrase, but I don’t know, we went to church, you know, read the bible, and it was just a part of growing up. And that was as essential as… cereal… in the morning. You know.. I didn’t know that it was different than the fact that, you know, our family, we get together with this side of our family for this holiday. There’s certain aspects of growing up that you think that everyone does, until you get old enough, you look around and you go, ‘not everyone does it that way.’ So as I got older, some of those questions about, ‘What do I believe?’, ‘What’s my faith in… What religion do I associate with?’, and realizing that I had a decision, I still have a decision. Just like my parents did when they decided that they were gonna raise us this way. And when I realized that that decision was mine to make, it was kind of all happening at the same time. Moving out of my parents house and trying to go to college, and ‘What do you want to be with your life?’, and ‘What’s your purpose?’, and this music thing is something I’m drawn to… And so, inside of me, wrestling with a lot of the things I think all of us wrestle with at a certain point in our lives, as we leave our family, leave our parents and move out, and become our own person, I was also writing music for the first time, so you’ve kind of got to watch me become who I was inside of some of these lyrics. And yes, a lot of those lyrics had to do with the way I was raised in my faith, in my parents’ faith, and what we believe in, Christianity and religion. And I think that those topics, even though they’re kind of uncomfortable to talk about, they are some of the biggest things we should be talking about. ‘What… what do you believe?’, ‘Do you believe nothing?’... I mean, that’s just as important as believing in something. I guess standing before you… or... sitting before you now, saying I haven’t figured it out, I’m still writing music just like I’m still trying to figure out those big questions. I will say that as I’ve come around to become a little bit more of an adult… a little bit more, I realize that there was something to what my parents were teaching me that I think I want to take with me. And I want to believe it as well. And you kind of learn that your parents are right a lot? I don’t know all the combinations of parents and kids in here, but my parents had such a great intuition… I’m sorry am I talking a lot?... for who my friends were, like, ‘You should probably not talk to him…’ ‘No, you’re wrong! He’s cool, he’s fine..’ And then, realizing they were right, he was an idiot. And there’s just so many aspects of that time when I started writing music where I felt like I was right, and they were wrong… and slowly realizing there were some aspects that, you know, they definitely were wrong and then aspects that they were right. And… yeah, I don’t know. I could talk forever about that, but yeah. Faith and Christianity, and the way that I was raised, and belief in God, and what happens after life... I mean, those are all things that you would find in my music. I don’t think that I’ll ever get to a point where I’ll say, ‘Hey, I figured it out, you guys, come and try this, this is it’... but I at least don’t want to be too afraid to tell you that I’m trying to figure it out, and that’s what music has been for me, lyrically... a place to have an outlet for those questions. “ I feel very touched by this. Even though Tyler doesn’t have everything figured out quite yet, he’s humble enough to admit it, and I admire that a lot. The beautiful thing is, with their music that doesn’t use direct words (mostly or sometimes entirely metaphorical language), I often come to spiritual conclusions about what I, personally, need to hear and change in my life through what I interpret. And the conclusions you come to about metaphorical meaning might be completely different, and yet equally important. I can faithfully say to you, that I know God is there for you. Through Christ, all wounds can be healed, and we really can have enough clarity to press on through this life. There’s eternal purpose in living, and there’s eternal purpose in you. Stay alive, my fren. ll-// (Ψ?)

he's one of the people that helped me with my faith!

I'm not a Christian but I love their music.

God's not real

dang I love Tyler and josh. I can relate to this video well

i struggle with my faith so much. i truly want to become more religious and have more faith but i feel like at the same time i’m too far gone to start that. i believe in God still, but i have those moments where i think “what if it’s all just one big lie?” and i feel guilty for having those thoughts

Henry...chance...goal,,,what a description in one sentence!

I had the same feelings: My parents became christian when they were a little older. When they got married they decided to raise me and my brother as christians. But since christianity has been part of my life since I was a kid, i sometimes feel i don't have that much of a faith as my parents. But it's okay. I believe, and that's a good start already <3

Henry gave us joy in football

I think everyone knows this one already