Goodbye Reaction Bo Burnham INSIDE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2021
- Hello everyone!
How are you? I hope you're doing absolutely great!
This is a reaction to Goodbye by Bo Burnham from his Netflix special INSIDE.
Hope you'll enjoy it and share your thoughts :)
On a personal note, I would like to say thank you. I don't take for granted the fact that I feel open to show my feelings as I did in this one, I've got you really good supportive people to thank for that.
YOU ARE EVERYTHING AND YOU ARE WHAT MATTERS.
I hope you know that and think that of you. If not, you just wait, I'll make ya :)
As always Like, Subscribe & Let me know in the comments what you'd like to see me react to next! - บันเทิง
Have you watched the whole special yet? This song directly leads into the ending of Inside and I have this burning urgency to make sure you watch it lol. Not even for a reaction, I just want you as a fellow human being to experience the whole special, and especially the ending since you were so moved by this song. I’ve seen the whole special about 40 times by now!
Yes I have of course, all the in between
@@TherapeuticReactions knowing you have seen it, can you do a video with your thoughts on the whole special? That would be amazing!
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As interesting the reactions to each song are, Inside as a whole is such a journey emotionally.
Musically there is a beautiful moment when he says "Do returns always diminish?" He plays a diminished note there. And the last bit there, where he is naked, It's genius because he just spent the whole special being vulnerable with us and now he is vulnerable physically while we all pick it apart.
Amazing insights, didn't even notice the diminished note. Thanks for this great comment.
This is probably my favorite song of the special. The call backs, the emotion. Really ties it all together.
I really hope this isn't a true goodbye from Bo.
I personally think it's not the end of Bo at least I hope not, I think he is till helping humanity to awaken while performing in such a way that we look upon it as if he is talking about himself when in reality, he 's talking about all of us. and in this way, I've always said, Bo above all else is an Educator and things are not always as they appear to be on the surface. then I think. I could be wrong and way off base with my thoughts, I honesty don't know. but I truly believe many people read in to all this wrong and feel sadness for Bo, but in this, it's opening up new emotions that humanity has forgotten about or lost within all the chaos of everything going on.
It’s kinda a wild thing happening like how he said “wanna guess the ending if it ever does” so bo doesn’t even know if this the ending of him and he had the whole special tied up to one last song and Bo made it seem like an ending and again not even Bo knows if he is gonna stop
My coping mechanism for dealing with my MH issues is to make jokes about...anything and everything. During group therapy sessions, if I have to speak, I usually try to make light of my most difficult problems. Sometimes I get a chuckle, and that feels nice. Most of the time it ends with me watching blank faces whilst I finish my sentence with an apology. Then I go home and ruminate on that failed interaction, figuratively torturing myself over it for days at a time. It's painful how much I relate to telling a joke and having no one laugh. Literally and figuratively.
I'm the same way. A group therapy session doesn't seem like a good "crowd" to crack those jokes to. But to my friends, I do. Being a music graduate though, I dump most of my MH issues in my . Dark, depressive, messed up lyrics. If you need an outlet, I've often vented to strangers because they don't know me and are unbiased. I'll talk.
@@enochkenner4071 If you need to talk, this random internet stranger is here to listen. :)
@@edwinnewmaniii2092 i appreciate you, and the same to you 🖤🖤🖤
i had a narcissistic boss picking on me, i talked to the head of our child life, mental health staff, because she couldn’t stand my boss, several times after talking about the horrible things said i’d say but i’m ok….the last time she just kept looking at me, never laughed, and i finally heard myself….i said i have to stop saying that, she said yes you do, yea i said i’m not alright, i’m hurting, she’s bullying me and pretending it’s not happening is not healthy.
Modulated Voice: "Well, well, look who's inside again, went out to look for a reason to hide again. Well, well, buddy you found it. Now come out with your hands up, we've got you surrounded."
He's naked and on display.
At the end of the special, he leaves his house only for another spotlight to shine on his porch. He then panics and tries to claw his way back into a locked door with a crowd laughing in the background.
The entire point of "Inside" was that he never wanted to be in there, and in being forced, slowly lost his mind trying to rationalize himself and the world imploding around him.
And when you combine modulated lyrics with the others from Funny Feeling" "Total Disassociation, fully out your mind. Googling de-realization and hating what you find." You come to find the truth of everything.
No one has any tangible grasp on reality, and everything we think we know only makes sense in as far as we're willing to accept in our personal narrative. Nothing is real anymore, and most importantly. No one seems to care.
Very well put and smart comment, thank you for this Shawn
"Nothing is real anymore, and most importantly. No one seems to care." and that's the part that hurts the most for me.
@@SuperNovaKat64 Same here...
I love the "Well well look whos inside again." Line
He is referring to how he started performing and gaining fame when he was just a quiet introverted kid at 14 in his room and at the height of his fame, and equally his anxieties, he finds himself again in his room shut away from society trying to find a way out.
So deep.
Dont know if i put that correctly. Hopefully the point gets across
The whole last part is exactly what stage fright feels like. The music. The voice. Feeling like everyone is watching you naked. Like all eyes are on you. Amazing song, really.
Really is
"Well, well - Look who's inside again - Went out to look for a reason to hide again..." -Damn!
Also, when I watched the special, I didn't catch the very last line... "Come out with your hands up we got you surrounded."
It makes me reconsider the intent of his brief violent outburst during the line, "Put your fuckin' hands up, I said put em up".
The song takes those lines from "Welcome to The Internet", "Comedy", "Look whos inside again". It really is a bookend song and ties the whole special together. And if its true based on the start of the song where he says unfinished ending song, then he wrote all the songs together as one whole complet set. The same lines he used in earlier songs get a new meaning as part of the end song contextually, after the previous songs "That Funny Feeling" and "All Eyes on Me"
And a minor reference to "I don't wanna know"
This was my favourite song from inside
Mine too omg, when Bo starts to do the medley of all the songs it was such a weird feeling of nostalgia for stuff id seen just an hour ago lol
Very sincere reaction, the last part of this song hits me so hard.
"I helped you a lot, now i need help"
What a perfect way to put it.
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I get goosebumps everytime I hear this song. Somehow it always makes me emotional. I need to watch Inside again, or maybe 5 more times
Seeing your reactions gives me validation for all of the deep thoughts his art makes surface.
I just want to thank you for this delightful journey through Inside and some of Bo's other material. I watched Inside on the recommendation of my 30-year old daughter and have become pretty obsessed with it. ( I only knew Burnham as the director of 8th Grade, which I loved.) I've really appreciated your takes on his songs as you discover him as well. You are so insightful and express these complicated issues and thoughts so well. Thanks for the effort you put into this project, as well as your evident appreciation for the depth of Burnham's work.
Such a kind comment, thank you so much Laura, truly my absolute pleasure.
I love your reactions because you're so genuinely empathetic and I feel a strong connection with that. Thank you for sharing your thoughts ♥
Thank you for this comment ❤️
Its not dramatic, I believe It's hard to explain. Just as hard as actually asking for that help. I feel the same, and felt that same energy upon seeing him there literally exposing himself to us asking for help. I can empathize with that last shot of him being surrounded to much.
This song makes me genuinely cry. I cried too many times to this song,I even cried to it last night. I somehow relate to Bo on this song.
Anyways,I love your reaction videos,keep it up
I relate as well, thank you for sharing that and for the kind words ❤️
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one of the best BB reactions on YT!!! please continue doing these reactions! thank you brotha!!!
"Interpretation is life", jesus man thats a banger of a statement, another great reaction, please keep those feet on the ground, i feel like i live life while you make sense of it, awesome
Love your comments man! Thank you for another great one 🤗🤗
>Can someone else save humanity?
I think this is the underlying question posed by "Comedy" (one of the opening songs of the special). He hears a divine voice (his own) telling him to heal the world with comedy, although he doubts that he's the most appropriate choice for the role (his disembodied voice reassures him), and he has doubts that comedy is able to achieve this. Perhaps, the whole thing is to point out the rediculousness of hoping for a celebrity, even a genius comedian, to fix our problems for us.
i want to go outside again, but the problem is much more complicated than just getting outside for a walk or some fresh air
the way these 2 years have isolated us socially has lasting consequences. considering this years statistics so far, i recon it wont end any time soon.
im not entirely happy with the new always online social life i have. but already it seems like there is no real alternative to the inside. there just is no outside to go to anymore
now all of my social life happens inside. and it might never change back
Thanks for sharing that my friend, I was and still am facing with the consequences of this pandemic from the places you've described. Can I ask you one thing? Don't doom yourself with self talking to yourself as there is no solution. Getting outside even for a walk is still a win, let's count the little wins together :)
I watched this with the biggest smile on my face. You are one of my faves, Guy :-) and i connot help but feel, you feeling so deeply, and genuinely. it is a beautiful thing.
I am excited to see you move on to other reactions as well sometime soon! I wonder what you will choose to do next! (Dont mind me chanting 'ptx ptx ptx please pentatonix ptx ptx' lmaooo) whatever it will be, i will enjoy it because its you!
Thank you for this ❤️❤️ Really happy you're here with me!
your face during this. earned a sub. keep reacting hes amazing!
Happy to have you here with me Tanya :)
I purposely stay away from this song. It completely ruins me. Yet, it helped me get over one of the hardest times of my life. Thanks Bo
What you said in the end of hearing someone needing help, wow. I felt that so much.
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Idk you but you seem to give off such a beautiful and nice energy. I hope you have a great life and have as much support as you likely give others
Thank you! Truly! Takes one to know one :)
I appreciate how you stayed quiet throughout most of the song and just let it play
I like your reviews of his stuff because you mirror my experience of just barely holding it together by a thread (and no always). Which is all I need to see to know you got it.
He gave everything ....and we still demand more .......insatiable boredom I mean he was a kid with a video camera in his parents house to inside with a family of his own at 30....maybe we should leave him alone......until he decides to come back if ever
That's pretty much what this is song is about. At least for me. It's so powerful and so clear the way you commented. Thank youm
Thank you Miguel ❤️
Honestly when I got to this song it sounded to me like a suicide note, it's heartbreaking
Wanna know what will save humanity? Accepting the fact that we’re all just animals like the rest of them. We aren’t any different and sharing this wonderful planet with everything else instead of pretending to control it… he nailed a line in another song, ‘20,000 years of this and 7 more to go’. 20,000 years ago we figured out how to manipulate nature and it signed our destructive end. Do we really only have seven more to go?
Thank You, so much, for being You; I see You. Whether or not I intend it I'm also a therapist for many around me. It's likely due to the fact I'm familiar with the ways though my feelings are still there. This is likely why I love your reactions and Thank You for them.
Thank you Scott, truly - thank you for being you man.
Hey, so I just started watching your reactions, and I really enjoy it so far. I have a suggestion for one I'd like to see you react to: Thirty, by Bo Burnam. I don't know if you've had this recommendation before, but personally I really enjoyed the song and the analysis behind it and I would love to see your take on it. :)
Great reaction!
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"Are you happy" - bo burnham should be in the near future. Can't wait for the next video whatever it is!
I think we know what the next reaction will be then 🤭
Bo’s art is giving a voice to all of us who are trying to fit in
Absolutely !
This song is one of my favorites as a music graduate. The way he transitioned different songs from the special at the end was amazing. I don't think it is goodbye from him. The beginning clip of this song said it was a, "possible ending song that is not yet finished". His hair and beard were significantly shorter too then faded to his longer hair and beard. He also had the clips of him setting up his other songs, showing how much time has lapsed since he started writing that song. "All Eyes on Me" says that he feels better though to start performing again (which I think is the song before this one).
The line, "I'll panic, call me up and tell me a joke" I think is him reaching out to say that he knows the world is in pain, people are filled with pain, and he feels his comedy is all he can do to help it. Also feel like it has a double meaning with he needs our help if he asks. Just cause he is rich (always talks about giving away his money) doesn't mean he is okay mentally.
Love your reactions, Guy! Sorry for this novel of a comment 😂😂😂 but to affirm and agree with your statement. It is okay to be wrong, because interpretation is life. We all interpret different and it doesn't mean that either view is wrong or right. What he was going for was to make you think and it did 🤘🤘🤘
Don't be sorry for making things clearer and sharing your thoughts! Thank you for this
Don't be sorry for making things clearer and sharing your thoughts! Thank you for this
I clicked your video without reading the title and the opening line about gave me a heart attack 😭😭😭
I'm sorry Jennifer! On the bright side - we've only just begun :)
The amount of suicidal undertones in this song gives me the chills and I love it
On netflix he was on a movie he directed it, played in it, and edit everything in it.
I just want to hug him. I feel much the same to that he feels. Different scales, but I believe we are sadly kindred spirits. This whole planet is gross and we all deserve to be extinct.
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"Sad and exasperated. Perfect take let's keep it"
He is trying to help us while causing his self pain. :(
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happy 1k (❁´◡`❁)
The ending part meant because he was (aked and the spot light was on him it meant "he was exposed" just to say!!! For a clear vision!
I have a thought about the structure of the way the videos/songs are in order. The few times we hear the heavy autotune effects on his voice are in Comedy, All Eyes On Me and this one. I think the whole album is written and arranged to be related to one song or another. But the first time we hear the voice is in Comedy, and its a representation of Divinity. What i can only assume what we see is him having a discussion with God about how he can heal the world with his comedy, and that is his purpose here. Messages of hope in a bleak world. The second time we hear the voice is In All Eyes. The song itself is seeped in religious tone. Hands up, pray for me, and in a sense, I kinda of see this is as him suggesting that his comedy is the way God speaks through him, using his brilliant gift of insight and depth and heart wrapped up in a painfully tragic soul. But again as the album goes on and the tone darkens, so does his approach and you hear the rage in his voice when he says Get up. Whos he talking to? The audience? Whats with the aerial camera view from up above? Nothing in this guy's performance is done accidently. He is too well organized and purposeful in his presentation of his art for that not to have some kind of significance.
In this song, the voice comes at the end and the voice is almost punitive, and its the darkest out of the times we hear that voice, and the imagery we see is the spot light on him, and he's completely naked. Are we naked in the eyes of God when we die. Are we born naked as a miracle of God. Its almost like This Funny feeling is kind of like hes coming to terms with it all, and its all convoluted and the world is upside down and just trying to make sense of it all, and that leads into this song. Again, hes not one to waste an opportunity to make a subtle and explicit point about something that seems trite, but is actually a clue when we should pay closer attention. Hes very good at misdirection in his visual presentation.
Ive had a number of friends that were just like him. Brilliant, talented, smart, quick, savvy, and they're all dead now. They were too bright to live in this dark and morbid reality. And they burned out too quickly. But for Bo. Im so glad that he got a handle on whatever devil he dances with. Hes a once in a generation talent and hes one of those people that youre glad you were alive at the same time they were, cause you realize that things just might not be the same without them here. And on a side note the color scheme and lighting he uses in Comedy to represent the voice of god is also what he uses in the Kanye rant song at the very end when he ends the show showered in that same color and light combo. But hey, its just a thought. yall have a good day.
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I think Bo gave you therapy bro 😂
Sure did man!
Moving on from the kanye rant where he says he is trying to give others what he can't give himself, I believe he is wanting to watch you next time, as in have the viewer give him that something which he gave the viewer but can't give himself.
Great eyebrow reacting in this one
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There's one line that almost everyone misses (which was just literally just pointed out to me) because the last syllable is actually split into the next line.
"When I'm fully irrelevant and totally broke--en, damnit, call me up and tell me a joke"
He's concerned about losing his relevance and money... But underneath it all... He's just afraid he's broken. How utterly heartbreaking.
Bo's performances are irritating in one way. He performs on stage and says "Look at me." But then he throws shade and is like "Hey, stop looking at me it's fucking me up." lol
I'm joking on the irritating part, but I almost feel bad watching him because of what it does. It must be hard wanting to perform and create songs and specials, but then it take such a toll on yourself.
I absolutely agree, those are my thoughts as well
Yes, as someone new to Burnham this is the thing that took me awhile to understand, which is his profound ambivalence about performing. He's very open about it, but must take a huge toll on him.