I am actually really impressed the band made the connection between Jonny’s opioid use and his hearing loss in 2007... the connection wasn’t widely understood in the medical community until around 2012, with more research in 2018 and earlier this year finally making it more publicly known. I know this seems like a weird take away from that blog post but I work in opioid treatment so it caught my attention.
@@Thebombonlyone mmmnah. no one forces u to take the drugs people choose to . keep thinking that way and blaming everyone but urself and ur gona continue being an addicted crackhead.
This was great, dude. As an addict in recovery now for almost ten years, i can't describe how hard opiates can take ahold of you if you're a myopic, depressed, intelligent person. Because, deep down, you know that you shouldn't be living like this but literally the ONLY things that can make you feel anything are the drugs and when you get on stage and collect the adoration of fans. You yearn to feel something every day and to connect with people but nothing does it, outside of those things and everything else falls to the wayside. Its a nightmare and I wouldn't wish it on anyone, and believe me, that shit is so powerful it really CAN capture anyone the same way it captured me. Anyways, apologies for the after-school special, I appreciate the video and respect the work you've put in to them
In 2011, I was working on Warped and this gentleman was a constant topic during the tour for many reasons. My personal experience with him is as follows: On the Arizona date, always one of the most brutal dates of the entire tour, I walked to catering hoping for any morsel of leftover food as I missed my opportunity to grab something. I walked into the room as they were tearing down the lunch setup, asking anyone on staff for leftover food. Also in this room was JC, laughing with several other people (mostly catering staff) gathered around a TV watching the movie ‘You Got Served’. I left the room briefly to follow a staff member who was able to find a shiny red apple, and when I walked back in the previous room JC was, I saw him now alone watching ‘You Got Served’ by his lonesome. The guy I saw laughing just 90 seconds prior, was now quiet and stoic. I didn’t interact with him verbally, but I saw what appeared to be a very sad and lonely man, watching this movie and deep in thought. I walked away from that moment feeling kind of bad for him, as that felt kind of like a weird summary of his career. Brief moments of friends and happiness, followed by loneliness and no smiles in sight. I never saw him again after that day. That apple was scrumptious as well.
idk He's not born into being a bad person, however he's been an adult doing dumb shit and by this point, no one can excuse this "man" anymore for the traumatic experiences he's experienced in his adolescence.
@@ReanuKeaves1 bringing up shit he did doesn't mean he'd do it again or that he does not regret it, as far as I'm concerned he's sober (I mean look how fat he got lol), he's a dad, how many times does a man have to apologize to get people off of his backs, many of his trash talkers haven't even had a bad experience with him so
idk I don't follow him, I'm merely talking about the block of time this video portrays him. During this time, he was a piece of shit and no past experiences excuse him for those actions. The only way is, as you are saying, that he seems clear of drugs, dedicated to his family, and not repeating past offenses. That to me is a man of redemption.
I actually played a show with Ghost Runner On Third, I remember thinking they kind of sucked but the singer had huge potential. This was a trip to watch, thanks for making it
Admittedly, I am a very devoted fan of Jonny's art while highly critical of his being. This video struck the perfect balance of praising him artistically (some of my favorite clips of his performances were shown! + got the context around some of these concerts) and holding him accountable for really shitty behavior. Your analysis of every one of his albums was completely on point. Overall, very glad I watched this and excited for part two. To me, Children of Divorce is so powerful in how blatantly toxic it is, but confirms so much of what we already know about Jonny: he's a pretty abusive addict. Other than that, I would have still considered DBM II to be at his peak, everything after it is going down the slope though. Intrigued to see your commentary on that album and Slaves.
Slaves- I’d Rather See Your Star Explode still plays on my playlists today but Emarosa I think has more songs that are considered “hard rock” and his latest content he is putting out I feel like he holds himself back vocally but also I miss the guitar sound instead of more electronic sound he has for now but I am proud of his will to keep making music after all the years and the hate he’s received and unfortunately still receives when most rappers have murdered multiple people and get praise for freedom but Jonny gets more hate even still smh
Awesome narrating, editing and history. I like the lo-fi simple digital camera res and linear synopsis. It makes an 87 min video digestible. Not overstimulating and distracting but not dry and witless either
The problem with Jonny Craig is simple, he was born 2 decades too late, he without a doubt would've been the typical rockstar of the 80s and 90s, ego, substance problem, heir of arrogance and a too good for your bulls*** attitude 😅
Man, well done. Came for the Jonny Craig clips, stayed for the extensively-researched, passionate chronicle of the man’s entire history. I can’t begin to imagine the work you put into compiling all this information and weaving it all into a comprehensive whole. Subscribed, liked, and eager for part 2!
I guess I don’t view it as a waste in that she never did anything that gave me cause to regret loving her music so I think I misunderstood the reply lol sorry
@@Tinklebellx that's fair both are still wastes of natural talent. But at least Johnny gets to keep his life. Hope he will and/or has changed for the better
One of the best moments of my life was in 2008 a couple days before leaving for college, I went to see dgd playing with a static lullaby. This was shortly after the death star album came out, and me and my two buddies ran into Mingus before hand and went and smoked a bowl in their tour van (it was incredible how fucking tight he was after smoking.) After they played we saw them outside and asked if they wanted to smoke a blunt and they were like “fuck yeah” so my two boys went to roll it up at the car and I sang “Woe” by Say Anything with Kurt Travis and a couple of the dudes from A Static Lullaby in their tour van (absolutely incredible experience, it still feels like a dream) everyone was super chill. The boys came back, we smoked a fat one right on the street in Albany. Will Swan didn’t say much. He kind of just puffed and hung out. I turned to him and I was like “Will, what happened with Jonny?” All he said was “he’s just a fucking asshole.” And that’s was that.
Dude, Jon Mess invited me and my two buddies at the Scream It Like You Mean It Tour in 2011/2012 at the House of Blues in Anaheim. I couldn’t believe how open and cool they were with their fans. Answered all sorts of questions we had. Jon gave me his number 😂 lol. DGD is just an amazing band
DO A DANCE GAVIN DANCE SERIES AFTER THIS ONE. All the way from the vocalist changes, to "Swan-core" to Mess's absolutely insane lyrics. "Riding a rhino, pico de gallo, make a bisque, tomato basil shit"
DGD certainly has an interesting story. They were underdogs through out most of there career despite having a unique sound to them. Now they are the leaders of the genre. Back in the day when blogs ran the music and their first album dropped, hardly anyone was talking about it even though it was head and shoulders above their peers. They got a bump in popularity when JC got kicked out but it was all about the controversy and not the music. That would be the story for them until Tillian joined and they were finally being appreciated for their music.
@@mudkips8399 Ehh, can't say I agree with that. DBM put them on the map and Jonny quickly became one of the most well-known voices in the scene. They did pretty well during the Kurt years (Uneasy Hearts being their best-selling song on itunes still). Then DBM2 and Blue Dream was a hit. Then they finally found a good frontman to stick around and swancore is in full effect. They were never underdogs, it's just that with all the line-up changes and drama, nobody was ever certain of their future or what would become of them. I started listening to DGD when DBM came out and to say nobody was talking about it is patently false. "bump in popularity when JC got kicked" this doesn't make sense. JC is a huge reason why they gained popularity so quickly. That's why it was a big deal when he was kicked. Otherwise, why would anyone have cared? They go hand-in-hand. Your take is bad tbh.
@@Washanuga That was my experience. DBM came and went, and with what attention they got, it was just a lot of "yet another sing/scream" band. With their unique traits being overlooked and people hating hating Jon Mess' vocals. Huge sites "scene" like absolutepunk barely covered it. People were way more in interested in other bands at the time. Metalcore bands, and bands like ADTR and PTV were getting way more attention. And yes Jonny getting kicked out did more for the band than him being in, in the early years. People loved the controversy and especially because it had such a terrible blog detailing why he was kicked out. Uneasy Hearts did okay, but the entirety of Happiness did more for them and got them on Warped. I'm not saying they were some unknown band. They were above a sea similar but nameless bands at the time, but they weren't leaders then either. Looking back more closely I would say DBM2 got them much more recognition, but by then people had also had more time to reflect on the past material plus Jonny was also with Emarosa at the time which. So to correct myself, DBM2 was when they started leading the pack, but Tillian still brought them to another level.
i'm sorry but the story about the ghost runner member showing up at a party with brass knuckles just so he can punch johnny in the head, yell "youve never done anything for this band", and then storm away sounds like a fucking comedy sketch. if i were at that party and witnessed that go down with zero context i would fucking cry laughing.
It’s really sad to see what happened to him with his addiction. As a kid, I was obsessed with his voice and every band he switched to. It was upsetting when he kept getting himself into these controversies. When I got older I had my own problems with opiates, so I can understand where he went wrong. hope he’s gotten his act together
Man, I grew up around the same time this stuff was popping off, and I was never into it. I think your research is insane... you are a great story teller and are totally captivating. Definitely among the top content creators on this website, especially within the music genre. Super refreshing to get information that I know NOTHING about. Keep going... I'll keep watching. Stoked.
I just recently started getting into this group. I'm glad he made these 3 videos about Jonny, now I have more insight on their history. I definitely like the Tilian albums better tho, at least at the moment...idk, I may try to listen to the Craig stuff eventually, but after hearing what an asshole he was/is... it kinda turned me off😔 Blue Dream is pretty tight tho..& i always love Mess' parts of any DGD jam
as someone who first heard of jonny craig through taylor nicole dean and who only started listening to dance gavin dance a few weeks ago this feels like a very necessary history lesson so thanks for all your hard work!!
I was tweeting about Johnny the other day saying that nobody had really done a deep dive video on him. And someone linked me this. I stand corrected this was awesome dude!
Makes me feel old seeing the poster at 29:28 advertising "the return of Glassjaw!" because I still think of Glassjaw as a new-ish band, and they were already on the comeback trail 13 years ago
I feel so bad for all the old girlfriends who’s life he ruined. It’s a shame cause he had such an amazing voice but it’s hard to enjoy knowing the type of person he is.
Ken Cohort How can you just ignore someone’s extremely abusive behavior? How can you even support someone like that? Looking past this stuff means you’re just as bad.
kick ass video. I always knew who Jonny Craig was, but never followed the scene closely outside of occassionally listening to DGD and Isles and Glaciers. Great roll-up of the history of everything. Starting part 2 right now!
God the feels... I still remember the exact moment I heard Jonnys voice for the first time. Emarosa: The Past Should Stay Dead popped up on my xboxs zune playlist. Changed my life with his voice, and I still go back to all his various music selections when I need to get through emotional situations.
Ugh. Was so so SO ready and needing another video of yours. I suspect we're near the same age and I wish we were friends IRL. Another well-researched video and cant wait to use at an example for my students' final project assignment this semester 🙃
This video litterally feels like watching a biography about my own teenage years. This is so amazing, jonny craigs voice is so unique, and the second you hear it. You know who it is, and that will never change all over the world. Growing up a black in the suburbs, dgd was the band that spoke to me on every level, and im so proud to come from that scene
You’re a really good historian! I was always more into Metalcore/Metal/Deathcore but it’s cool to hear the history of these emo/post hardcore bands is cool. There’s a fair amount of crossover too.
The biggest nostalgia bomb of all time. Loving these videos man. The amount of detail and research and effort is insane. Thanks for taking me back to when I was 16, obsessed with Johnny. I saw Emarosa at manchester academy and johnny told me he only gives autographs to cute girls. Nice chap.
Very random question TCR.. but I would like to see a Playlist on spotify made by you. If you have spotify and also loving the channel and another awesome video!!
As a first video that I've watched of you, you have an amazing style. Like I didn't plan to watch this video in all one sitting. I was very entertained and excited to see part 2
God I’ve listened to DGD since the world was blessed with WISIRO and I will always have a special spot for his music but the dude can not get out of his own way. Great video man. Subscribed
It’s crazy hearing the festival story. I was in a band that was supposed to play with DGD a few days later, and I remember getting the call that the show was cancelled cause they had kicked their singer out. I didn’t even really know who they were at the time. We were just kind of a later replacement for another band.
I literally saw homie buy his own CDs from Rise's tent at warped tour so he could up the price at DGDs tent. He was great when I saw him fill in for A Skylit Drive 13 years ago though
Man I remember when I was still using (I’m 7 months sober) and he came into my exes house to chill and buy some h and I got the worst vibes from this fool 👁 👄 👁 hes the type to steal from u and help u look for whatever he stole
I love Downtown Battle Mountain. It has my favorite song ever in it. I love Relativity. I love the WesterHALTS demo. I love Speak your dreams. But. I cant help but feel astounded on how small Isles and Glaciers is. Some of the best music i’ve ever heard. I love the ice like theme.
I don't understand the comments of his wasted talent. The dude has managed to release over a dozen albums, tour the world as a professional musician, and is widely regarded as a phenomenal vocalist, all while being a gigantically broken person. Most people can't do that.
I think they meant in a commercially successful way. Like pop famous. He’s well known among emo and scene kids, but to a casual listener or not interested in emo music they go “who?”.
Three years late lol but when I think of his “wasted talent…” I mostly think of how people use their talents to improve their lives. We love a success story and Jonny just makes you angry and disappointed. It’s not my life, but art feels like it is meant to inspire and behind the curtain it’s just tragedy. Which I guess is also poetic.
@@reedderdich4787 did you see them live when Jonny was in them? It was a painful experience, last time I saw them he was pretty incoherent and spent most of set being held up by Jon.
I was such a hater when Tillian became frontman, and to this day, their sound is not my cup of tea like it was in the DTBM days. I'm really glad they kept going though; who knows what they would currently be if Jonny had gotten his shit together.
THE HEARTS OF LONELY PEOPLE IS FOREVER MY FAVORITE ALBUM. Even friends of mine who aren’t into the scene love the full album and it makes me happy that it was created lol
Great video man. Very detailed. Living through all of this as a Jonny fan at the time was amazing. Seeing him live in all of these bands (and solo) was something I will never forget. Can’t wait for part 2!
Excellent video! You need an award for best scene historian 😂. Hadn’t thought of children of divorce in that way before. I still listen to it regularly cause it’s my favorite song to sing. I don’t think anyone can comment on the dynamics of the relationship (or lack thereof). but I can definitely see what you’re getting at, especially with the backdrop of Jonny’s public image. Looking forward to part 2!
i have p much the same opinion about children of divorce as you. his lyrics were super harsh and the girl dodged a bullet by leaving with her child, especially now that we’ve seen how he treats women and how YIKES of a person he is. such a dope video by the way, i love your content so much!
Thanks for putting in all of this time and effort into making this video! I've been following Jonny for a long time. He seems to be doing well at the moment. I hope it lasts.. can't wait for part 2!!
This video simultaneously makes me feel 13 again and also 58 because this era seems like an eternity ago. I cannot thank you enough for doing all the research that went into this video!!!
@@danyk6815 she used to have such a bright smile and a softness in her eyes and he corrupted that. I can't even imagine what he did to others. This guy needs major help. I hope Taylor and the others can heal.
@@Vyngraven oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know you knew her personally to know what was going on before. The rape, fisical and mental abuse was totally her fault as well, my apologies for confusing things, really hope you're doing well and that u never suffer for anything in your life so random people can judge you on your hardest struggles and call u a bitch, hope for the best in your life and that you can heal whatever is going on with u 🥰
Another rad video. At 26 now these are so nostalgic to me, especially the nevershoutnever video. I actually meet chris about a year before the infamous Bryan stars event, he was actually a really sound geezer. Wonder what hes up to now
I CANNOT wait for part 2, you killed this. Great time line, editing and good narration! Make sure you get his newest album and current life situations!
Good work deserves admiration. So sad that Jonny is a case where we have to separate the artist and the art now. I found out about him around the time he made his transition from Emarosa to Slaves and haven’t been the same since lol. Thankfully there are more guys coming out that have that R&B over post hardcore delivery.
I used to love ghost runner, I was introduced to them by a friend who knew how much I loved Silverstein bc they sounded similar. Such nostalgic feeling hearing you talk about these bands of my childhood haha. ❤
@@ARC117StudiosI don’t think the statement was too bold or incorrect at all. He may be in a unique niche genre but he certainly has the talent very few possess.
Jonny Craig's music was such a huge part of my high school years. I really loved DGD (Jonny then Kurt Travis era), Emarosa, Jonny Craig's solo stuff, and I also later on got into Ghost Runner on Third. Grew up 2 hours from Sacramento so i got to see DGD quite a few times and they were always great. Jonny's an incredibly talented singer, but it became very apparent that he had his own demons, and overall was not a good person. I dont listen to DGD much anymore but i'm glad for the bands sake that they're doing better than ever popularity wise. Cant wait for part 2! Appreciate your vids!
Born and raised in Sacramento. Everyone at my middle school knew this dude and met him at Ace of Spades or Boardwalk, he mingled with kiddos a lot. Sent my best friend his (my comment keeps getting deleted, I think cause it doesn’t like the word i’m using) when she was like 13, real piece of work. Thanks for covering, you taught me something new and I thought I knew him pretty well already.
For real, I don't know much about this guy's life, but I do know there are some mixed opinions. All I know is he has one of the most incredible voices in this genre, and is easily one of my top 5 vocalists of all time.
@@dw_moto no prob. I hate myself for following him on ig all these years. It's like when you can't help but to gawk at an accident on the side of the road 😅
@@dw_moto lol kinda late, he deleted all his stuff to start "anew" since he just had a baby. maybe you'll have better luck on twitter. that was also a mess.😅
I've really wanted to see someone put together a mini series like this on this guy. You did a damn good job mate! What's so crazy is how a large amount of his fanbase still refuse to criticize him, and chalk it up to "We are all fighting our own demons". While I agree with that statement somewhat, I know that you can't pull the kind of crap that he did. It's crazy that he has one of the most beautful voices I've ever heard, and he could have had more money and fame than he could have imagined if he could have just kicked the drugs/alcohol. I'd rather see your stars explode is my favorite song ever created, and I had hoped that he would have had a come back like the lyrics say. Sadface
Discovered Picturesque in March 2020, recently made a Pandora channel around them which just turned into a post-hardcore channel, fell in love with Jonny’s voice and was curious to know why he was in a bunch of different bands on the Pandora station and now I’ve gone down the rabbit hole and it’s 5am XD I was into Fueled By Ramen/Decaydance Records as a teen, but I’m still surprised I haven’t heard of Jonny or his bands until now. While I wasn’t into post-hardcore or metalcore, I still knew of/had heard of Craig Owens/Chidos, Pierce the Veil, A Day To Remember, etc. You’d think with as much drama surrounds the man I’d have at least heard mention of his name. Hell, I remember when the shit about Oli Sykes came out. Now I’m playing catch up lol. Thanks for this btw!!
Kinda surprised you only have 24k subs I mean the quality of your delivery is obviously well thought out and tight. Completely comprehensive and followed through with an extremely detailed timeline should make this a far more watched channel.
Can we have little metalcore, emo, post hardcore babies together please lol. In all seriousness, love the video. You are a great storyteller and I get excited when I see a notification from your channel. Thank you for breathing new life into the stories behind these amazing musicians. You’re awesome.
these videos are wildly comprehensive and so so so impressive. I also second the comment asking for your spotify playlist/recs. the world needs more TCR
There are few bands that nailed the dichotomy like Dance Gavin Dance, Saosin, Alexisonfire, Sleeping with Sirens, Emarosa and the final boss, Isles & Glaciers. I would support someone that tried to argue the case for BMTH in there, but ultimately dismiss them because having heard every single one of these bands live, Anthony Green, Kellin, Dallas, Jonny, Kurtis and Tilian all have those voices that make your heart ache without aid. Oliver just isn't as naturally gifted of a singer. No one does it better than Jonny, and I honestly believe if he hadn't gotten so caught up, he'd have a career like Dallas or Anthony do where he'd still record with DGD but he'd also have a more solo career. Isles and Glaciers is such a tease because it is the perfect culmination of these minds meeting and creating magic. I still think strawberry swisher is one of the greatest musical threads ever. I get so excited for your videos to nerd out about music I love, even when it's about the sucky shit the people that made it did. Just do me a favor, never ruin deftones for me, ok? Love your channel!
@@thecozyrep I feel honored that you agree with my analysis, because you have excellent taste in music and really amazing analytical skills. So that's a high compliment! I am really excited for part 2!
During the Jonny's solo album part, you missed to point out that Tillian Pearson (current DGD vocalist) was playing on his band. You can see him playing guitar and singing on the video
I watched all 3 parts and he does a fantastic job. So if you're sitting here being like, "fuck I have to watch 3 hours of content about Jonny Craig", it's all worth the watch. If you gotta, space out when you watch it if your attention span is bad, but me and my dad watched this and love this. you have gained yourself 2 new fans. Well done man! :)
Wao I'm 42 never heard of Dance Gavin Dance but that music was amazing... A lot of new songs in to my playlist , thank you cozy , not judging him just amazing music
You ever wake up on a random week day morning and think “an extremely detailed account of a scene-era singer’s life is exactly what I need rn.” Same.
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All of us I guess.
Yep, watched the whole thing lol
It's a very specific niche but absolutely needed
Why does everything sound like one of thier song titles
Happens a little too often for me
Johnny Craig has started more bands than he can finish.
Sounds like that could be an old school metalcore song name
But what about Craig Owens xD
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Kat Schwind Craig Mabbitts on his way to continuing the Craig line of creation and destruction
Hahahahahahha haha 💀
Macbooks, Mullets & Metalcore: The Jonny Craig story
Hahahaha
jonny never made metalcore
Uploader man please change the title to this
Reppace metalcore with post-hardcore and the title is perfect
Alex Baribeault it is clearly only funny because the 3 M’s bro.
I am actually really impressed the band made the connection between Jonny’s opioid use and his hearing loss in 2007... the connection wasn’t widely understood in the medical community until around 2012, with more research in 2018 and earlier this year finally making it more publicly known. I know this seems like a weird take away from that blog post but I work in opioid treatment so it caught my attention.
I never knew that could happen! Do we know why this happens?
Wait this is a thing? Opiates cause hearing loss? I've never heard of anything like that.
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I added a response above this one… I didn’t know anyone had replied to this comment until today.
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Do you see my reply?
I wrote a lengthy response but now I am not seeing it and am hoping it is a glitch on my side 😬
@@Potato_Bug I cant see it
I don’t know if I’m more upset at Jonny’s waste of talent or Cozy’s shirt stain.
I was thinking the same honestly
Stay tuned for part 2 i will be wearing the cleanest shirt i own
😂😂😂😂 it was still an enjoyable and informative video @The Cozy Representative
I like you cause your hair is from 2011 and so is your camera quality
It's a perfect time capsule of the scene
Instead of judging the man who has taken the drugs, judge the creators of the drug who have taken the man.
I was going to type this lol
Hair is from 2007 lol
@@Thebombonlyone mmmnah. no one forces u to take the drugs people choose to . keep thinking that way and blaming everyone but urself and ur gona continue being an addicted crackhead.
i think we all need to take a second and appreciate all the time and research that goes into each of these videos
its really incredible! I admire all this work
The time and research was so overwhelming he didn't even have time to wash his shirt. Now that's dedication.
Voice of an angel, morality of satan
Ironically enough Satan was an Angel, and was in charge of music in Heaven.
@@scottsmith8162 100%
for real. his voice is heaven sent like the fuck. how
PERFECT VISION !
You would know. Voice of an ex gf lol
This was great, dude.
As an addict in recovery now for almost ten years, i can't describe how hard opiates can take ahold of you if you're a myopic, depressed, intelligent person. Because, deep down, you know that you shouldn't be living like this but literally the ONLY things that can make you feel anything are the drugs and when you get on stage and collect the adoration of fans. You yearn to feel something every day and to connect with people but nothing does it, outside of those things and everything else falls to the wayside.
Its a nightmare and I wouldn't wish it on anyone, and believe me, that shit is so powerful it really CAN capture anyone the same way it captured me.
Anyways, apologies for the after-school special, I appreciate the video and respect the work you've put in to them
Dude you're really making feature length films about this stuff. Much respect
In 2011, I was working on Warped and this gentleman was a constant topic during the tour for many reasons. My personal experience with him is as follows: On the Arizona date, always one of the most brutal dates of the entire tour, I walked to catering hoping for any morsel of leftover food as I missed my opportunity to grab something. I walked into the room as they were tearing down the lunch setup, asking anyone on staff for leftover food. Also in this room was JC, laughing with several other people (mostly catering staff) gathered around a TV watching the movie ‘You Got Served’. I left the room briefly to follow a staff member who was able to find a shiny red apple, and when I walked back in the previous room JC was, I saw him now alone watching ‘You Got Served’ by his lonesome. The guy I saw laughing just 90 seconds prior, was now quiet and stoic. I didn’t interact with him verbally, but I saw what appeared to be a very sad and lonely man, watching this movie and deep in thought. I walked away from that moment feeling kind of bad for him, as that felt kind of like a weird summary of his career. Brief moments of friends and happiness, followed by loneliness and no smiles in sight. I never saw him again after that day. That apple was scrumptious as well.
he is a man in severe pain and with numerous traumas, turning a blind eye on it and claiming he's just born a bad person honestly annoys me
idk He's not born into being a bad person, however he's been an adult doing dumb shit and by this point, no one can excuse this "man" anymore for the traumatic experiences he's experienced in his adolescence.
oxygen ain't free
@@ReanuKeaves1 bringing up shit he did doesn't mean he'd do it again or that he does not regret it, as far as I'm concerned he's sober (I mean look how fat he got lol), he's a dad, how many times does a man have to apologize to get people off of his backs, many of his trash talkers haven't even had a bad experience with him so
idk I don't follow him, I'm merely talking about the block of time this video portrays him. During this time, he was a piece of shit and no past experiences excuse him for those actions. The only way is, as you are saying, that he seems clear of drugs, dedicated to his family, and not repeating past offenses. That to me is a man of redemption.
Its sad because he is so talented and he has had like four second chances and he squandered all of them. It's amazing he is even still alive.
*jonny Craig starts a new band*
Jonny's mom: You can't have another until you finished the last one
I actually played a show with Ghost Runner On Third, I remember thinking they kind of sucked but the singer had huge potential. This was a trip to watch, thanks for making it
lol funny how right you were
Do your remember it vividly?
Ive always wished his voice was attached to a different personality.
Amanda Corona true
Tyler carter. Jk
well put
Honestly i feel that. Hes evil.
Pain.
Admittedly, I am a very devoted fan of Jonny's art while highly critical of his being. This video struck the perfect balance of praising him artistically (some of my favorite clips of his performances were shown! + got the context around some of these concerts) and holding him accountable for really shitty behavior. Your analysis of every one of his albums was completely on point. Overall, very glad I watched this and excited for part two.
To me, Children of Divorce is so powerful in how blatantly toxic it is, but confirms so much of what we already know about Jonny: he's a pretty abusive addict. Other than that, I would have still considered DBM II to be at his peak, everything after it is going down the slope though. Intrigued to see your commentary on that album and Slaves.
You described my feelings exactly.
Slaves- I’d Rather See Your Star Explode still plays on my playlists today but Emarosa I think has more songs that are considered “hard rock” and his latest content he is putting out I feel like he holds himself back vocally but also I miss the guitar sound instead of more electronic sound he has for now but I am proud of his will to keep making music after all the years and the hate he’s received and unfortunately still receives when most rappers have murdered multiple people and get praise for freedom but Jonny gets more hate even still smh
I love that this channel feeds my niche need for scene lore from back in the day
The Cozy Representative strikes back. Man you’re good at these videos.
thanks so much! :)
@@thecozyrep man you really make this scene come to live again 🤟♥️
Awesome narrating, editing and history. I like the lo-fi simple digital camera res and linear synopsis. It makes an 87 min video digestible. Not overstimulating and distracting but not dry and witless either
Legend Killa Reminds me of old-school TH-cam videos with humble home-made production quality. Good stuff
"he's kind of channeling Patrick Stump" - oh yeah, look who's talking!
omfg you just made me laugh so hard i was gasping for breath lmaoo
The inserted photo lmao right
This comment wins😂
I literally clicked this so fast cause I thought it WAS Pat.
Thinking the same thing LMAO
The problem with Jonny Craig is simple, he was born 2 decades too late, he without a doubt would've been the typical rockstar of the 80s and 90s, ego, substance problem, heir of arrogance and a too good for your bulls*** attitude 😅
I 100% agree I've been saying this for years lol
Don't forget the mullet
Danny Worsnop has the same problem.
If he would’ve hopped on the SoundCloud wave during the era of juice wrld and lil peep he would’ve had his mainstream success tbh.
I clicked this so fast lol. I've always been fascinated by this tool.
Saaame lol..Damnit
Very true. Cozy Representative is such a tool
Man, well done. Came for the Jonny Craig clips, stayed for the extensively-researched, passionate chronicle of the man’s entire history. I can’t begin to imagine the work you put into compiling all this information and weaving it all into a comprehensive whole. Subscribed, liked, and eager for part 2!
Wait Johnny even got kicked out of choir class? Unbelievable.
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Makes a good prologue to his life
Probably drunk in every practice.
This proves that even without drugs he’s able to mess things up
Jonny Craig is one of -if not- THE most disappointing wastes of natural talent I have ever seen...
Amy Winehouse on top of that chart but I feel you.
I honestly don’t understand this reply tbh
@@Tinklebellx think they meant to say that amy Winehouse is the biggest waste of natural talent, she did die of an overdose after all rip.
I guess I don’t view it as a waste in that she never did anything that gave me cause to regret loving her music so I think I misunderstood the reply lol sorry
@@Tinklebellx that's fair both are still wastes of natural talent. But at least Johnny gets to keep his life. Hope he will and/or has changed for the better
One of the best moments of my life was in 2008 a couple days before leaving for college, I went to see dgd playing with a static lullaby. This was shortly after the death star album came out, and me and my two buddies ran into Mingus before hand and went and smoked a bowl in their tour van (it was incredible how fucking tight he was after smoking.) After they played we saw them outside and asked if they wanted to smoke a blunt and they were like “fuck yeah” so my two boys went to roll it up at the car and I sang “Woe” by Say Anything with Kurt Travis and a couple of the dudes from A Static Lullaby in their tour van (absolutely incredible experience, it still feels like a dream) everyone was super chill. The boys came back, we smoked a fat one right on the street in Albany. Will Swan didn’t say much. He kind of just puffed and hung out. I turned to him and I was like “Will, what happened with Jonny?” All he said was “he’s just a fucking asshole.” And that’s was that.
whoa haha that's fucking awesome, what a cool story!
Dude, Jon Mess invited me and my two buddies at the Scream It Like You Mean It Tour in 2011/2012 at the House of Blues in Anaheim. I couldn’t believe how open and cool they were with their fans. Answered all sorts of questions we had. Jon gave me his number 😂 lol. DGD is just an amazing band
Jonny will 100% call you out on Instagram when he finds this. He does not take criticism well at all.
Sounds like good press.
Sounds more like a shout out !
Fuck that junkie
SumnerKidd That kinda sounds like something the dude from TRAPT would do!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
i am okay with that hahaha
It’s cool the kid from two and a half men knows so much about my favorite singer
He reminds me of the young dude from Hot Tub Time Machine
Bruh, both these comments holy shit hahahaha.
@@beedubss724 FACTS! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
DO A DANCE GAVIN DANCE SERIES AFTER THIS ONE. All the way from the vocalist changes, to "Swan-core" to Mess's absolutely insane lyrics. "Riding a rhino, pico de gallo, make a bisque, tomato basil shit"
I SECOND THIS
DGD certainly has an interesting story. They were underdogs through out most of there career despite having a unique sound to them. Now they are the leaders of the genre. Back in the day when blogs ran the music and their first album dropped, hardly anyone was talking about it even though it was head and shoulders above their peers. They got a bump in popularity when JC got kicked out but it was all about the controversy and not the music. That would be the story for them until Tillian joined and they were finally being appreciated for their music.
@@mudkips8399 Ehh, can't say I agree with that. DBM put them on the map and Jonny quickly became one of the most well-known voices in the scene. They did pretty well during the Kurt years (Uneasy Hearts being their best-selling song on itunes still). Then DBM2 and Blue Dream was a hit. Then they finally found a good frontman to stick around and swancore is in full effect.
They were never underdogs, it's just that with all the line-up changes and drama, nobody was ever certain of their future or what would become of them. I started listening to DGD when DBM came out and to say nobody was talking about it is patently false. "bump in popularity when JC got kicked" this doesn't make sense. JC is a huge reason why they gained popularity so quickly. That's why it was a big deal when he was kicked. Otherwise, why would anyone have cared? They go hand-in-hand. Your take is bad tbh.
@@Washanuga That was my experience. DBM came and went, and with what attention they got, it was just a lot of "yet another sing/scream" band. With their unique traits being overlooked and people hating hating Jon Mess' vocals. Huge sites "scene" like absolutepunk barely covered it. People were way more in interested in other bands at the time. Metalcore bands, and bands like ADTR and PTV were getting way more attention.
And yes Jonny getting kicked out did more for the band than him being in, in the early years. People loved the controversy and especially because it had such a terrible blog detailing why he was kicked out. Uneasy Hearts did okay, but the entirety of Happiness did more for them and got them on Warped.
I'm not saying they were some unknown band. They were above a sea similar but nameless bands at the time, but they weren't leaders then either. Looking back more closely I would say DBM2 got them much more recognition, but by then people had also had more time to reflect on the past material plus Jonny was also with Emarosa at the time which. So to correct myself, DBM2 was when they started leading the pack, but Tillian still brought them to another level.
Yes please! As well as Kurt travis!
i'm sorry but the story about the ghost runner member showing up at a party with brass knuckles just so he can punch johnny in the head, yell "youve never done anything for this band", and then storm away sounds like a fucking comedy sketch. if i were at that party and witnessed that go down with zero context i would fucking cry laughing.
It’s really sad to see what happened to him with his addiction. As a kid, I was obsessed with his voice and every band he switched to. It was upsetting when he kept getting himself into these controversies. When I got older I had my own problems with opiates, so I can understand where he went wrong. hope he’s gotten his act together
Man, I grew up around the same time this stuff was popping off, and I was never into it. I think your research is insane... you are a great story teller and are totally captivating. Definitely among the top content creators on this website, especially within the music genre. Super refreshing to get information that I know NOTHING about. Keep going... I'll keep watching. Stoked.
thank you so much :)
The name of the band takes new meaning for me now
I just recently started getting into this group. I'm glad he made these 3 videos about Jonny, now I have more insight on their history. I definitely like the Tilian albums better tho, at least at the moment...idk, I may try to listen to the Craig stuff eventually, but after hearing what an asshole he was/is... it kinda turned me off😔 Blue Dream is pretty tight tho..& i always love Mess' parts of any DGD jam
as someone who first heard of jonny craig through taylor nicole dean and who only started listening to dance gavin dance a few weeks ago this feels like a very necessary history lesson so thanks for all your hard work!!
Man I can’t wait for the rest! Also, Alesana Please! Seriously though you do such a great job with covering this stuff!
I was tweeting about Johnny the other day saying that nobody had really done a deep dive video on him. And someone linked me this. I stand corrected this was awesome dude!
Makes me feel old seeing the poster at 29:28 advertising "the return of Glassjaw!" because I still think of Glassjaw as a new-ish band, and they were already on the comeback trail 13 years ago
Glassjaw is the best band. Period.
Realizing “At The Heart of Winter” came out 22 years ago gives me the same feeling. Time fucking flies.
@@knowwerk5452 Haha I don't fully understand the leap to black metal but I love it and know exactly what you mean
I’ve never met anyone that agrees with this sentiment, but I LOVE RELATIVITY!
You're hanging out with the wrong people, that album is the shit.
Tbh it's amazing
That album is amazing!
1st song is great, then it just gets extremely boring and repetitive
EatmyPiles “sailing in the dark isn’t smart kid” is the best.
That isles and glaciers album was one of my favorites back in the day. Your content takes me back dude 🔥
I feel so bad for all the old girlfriends who’s life he ruined. It’s a shame cause he had such an amazing voice but it’s hard to enjoy knowing the type of person he is.
How? literally just dont think about it lol.
Ken Cohort some people have morals
Ken Cohort it just doesn’t hit the same lol
Ken Cohort
How can you just ignore someone’s extremely abusive behavior? How can you even support someone like that? Looking past this stuff means you’re just as bad.
@@Konnordawg its okay as long as You dont pay em
kick ass video. I always knew who Jonny Craig was, but never followed the scene closely outside of occassionally listening to DGD and Isles and Glaciers. Great roll-up of the history of everything. Starting part 2 right now!
This mans voice and music just like literally touches my soul. I can’t explain.
Not only you my dear
God the feels... I still remember the exact moment I heard Jonnys voice for the first time. Emarosa: The Past Should Stay Dead popped up on my xboxs zune playlist. Changed my life with his voice, and I still go back to all his various music selections when I need to get through emotional situations.
Can we get a Rise & Fall of A Skylit Drive?
LETS GOOOOOOO, WAS WAITIN FOR THIS. NOW DONT TAKE 2 YEARS TO UPLOAD pt.2 DAWG!
I GOTCHU! :)
@@thecozyrep my guy.
first i thought: yeah right, like i will watch someone rant in his room about scene drama for over an hour. but you got me hooked! nice video!
Imagine having all that goddamn talent yet no sense of direction or morals. Truly fascinating
Ugh. Was so so SO ready and needing another video of yours. I suspect we're near the same age and I wish we were friends IRL. Another well-researched video and cant wait to use at an example for my students' final project assignment this semester 🙃
that's awesome :) thank you for watching!!
This video litterally feels like watching a biography about my own teenage years. This is so amazing, jonny craigs voice is so unique, and the second you hear it. You know who it is, and that will never change all over the world. Growing up a black in the suburbs, dgd was the band that spoke to me on every level, and im so proud to come from that scene
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You’re a really good historian! I was always more into Metalcore/Metal/Deathcore but it’s cool to hear the history of these emo/post hardcore bands is cool. There’s a fair amount of crossover too.
Honestly this was a great watch and I can’t wait for the other ones. I was such a fan of DGD back in High School..
The biggest nostalgia bomb of all time. Loving these videos man. The amount of detail and research and effort is insane. Thanks for taking me back to when I was 16, obsessed with Johnny. I saw Emarosa at manchester academy and johnny told me he only gives autographs to cute girls. Nice chap.
Very random question TCR.. but I would like to see a Playlist on spotify made by you. If you have spotify and also loving the channel and another awesome video!!
thanks so much! For sure i'll def make a playlist soon :)
@@thecozyrep awesome!
@@thecozyrep yes this would be dope! You have excellent taste
@@thecozyrepdid you make one yet? It’s been 3 years
As a first video that I've watched of you, you have an amazing style. Like I didn't plan to watch this video in all one sitting. I was very entertained and excited to see part 2
thank u so much! :)
God I’ve listened to DGD since the world was blessed with WISIRO and I will always have a special spot for his music but the dude can not get out of his own way. Great video man. Subscribed
I can’t believe I watched a full documentary on JUST THE FIRST PART. Beautifully done. You sir. God bless you sir.
This is the content I’m on here for. Great video bro
It’s crazy hearing the festival story. I was in a band that was supposed to play with DGD a few days later, and I remember getting the call that the show was cancelled cause they had kicked their singer out. I didn’t even really know who they were at the time. We were just kind of a later replacement for another band.
What was your bands name?
Sad clown eat
I literally saw homie buy his own CDs from Rise's tent at warped tour so he could up the price at DGDs tent. He was great when I saw him fill in for A Skylit Drive 13 years ago though
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Man I remember when I was still using (I’m 7 months sober) and he came into my exes house to chill and buy some h and I got the worst vibes from this fool 👁 👄 👁 hes the type to steal from u and help u look for whatever he stole
Congratulations on your sobriety! :)
Congrats homie!
Sounds like cap
I've known junkies like that. Also every crackhead I've ever met.
How long ago was this lol?
I love Downtown Battle Mountain. It has my favorite song ever in it. I love Relativity. I love the WesterHALTS demo. I love Speak your dreams. But. I cant help but feel astounded on how small Isles and Glaciers is. Some of the best music i’ve ever heard. I love the ice like theme.
I don't understand the comments of his wasted talent. The dude has managed to release over a dozen albums, tour the world as a professional musician, and is widely regarded as a phenomenal vocalist, all while being a gigantically broken person. Most people can't do that.
I think they meant in a commercially successful way. Like pop famous. He’s well known among emo and scene kids, but to a casual listener or not interested in emo music they go “who?”.
Three years late lol but when I think of his “wasted talent…” I mostly think of how people use their talents to improve their lives. We love a success story and Jonny just makes you angry and disappointed. It’s not my life, but art feels like it is meant to inspire and behind the curtain it’s just tragedy. Which I guess is also poetic.
Imagine how great DGD would have been if he never did drugs
They’re amazing even with him doing all the drugs
@@reedderdich4787 did you see them live when Jonny was in them? It was a painful experience, last time I saw them he was pretty incoherent and spent most of set being held up by Jon.
He'd probably suck. Its the tortured artist paradox
I was such a hater when Tillian became frontman, and to this day, their sound is not my cup of tea like it was in the DTBM days. I'm really glad they kept going though; who knows what they would currently be if Jonny had gotten his shit together.
You fucking knob, their entire EP is based off of how good drugs made them feel. Stfu and drink some non alcoholic beer and finish the video
THE HEARTS OF LONELY PEOPLE IS FOREVER MY FAVORITE ALBUM. Even friends of mine who aren’t into the scene love the full album and it makes me happy that it was created lol
A sad story, but still the story of one of the most influential artists of my adolescence. Good shit Cozy.
I just added so many bands I forgot about to my Spotify! Lol. Thanks dude, killer video 🤘🤙
Great video man. Very detailed. Living through all of this as a Jonny fan at the time was amazing. Seeing him live in all of these bands (and solo) was something I will never forget. Can’t wait for part 2!
Excellent video! You need an award for best scene historian 😂. Hadn’t thought of children of divorce in that way before. I still listen to it regularly cause it’s my favorite song to sing. I don’t think anyone can comment on the dynamics of the relationship (or lack thereof). but I can definitely see what you’re getting at, especially with the backdrop of Jonny’s public image. Looking forward to part 2!
"The rise and fall...and rise and fall...and rise and fall of Jonny Craig." Love him though.
I can't wait for part 4😅
@@youthinasia9523 fuuuuuuuck...haha
i have p much the same opinion about children of divorce as you. his lyrics were super harsh and the girl dodged a bullet by leaving with her child, especially now that we’ve seen how he treats women and how YIKES of a person he is. such a dope video by the way, i love your content so much!
Thanks for putting in all of this time and effort into making this video! I've been following Jonny for a long time. He seems to be doing well at the moment. I hope it lasts.. can't wait for part 2!!
This video simultaneously makes me feel 13 again and also 58 because this era seems like an eternity ago. I cannot thank you enough for doing all the research that went into this video!!!
When I hear johnny craig its three things, Dance Gavin Dance, Heroin, Macbooks
Edit: and Taylor Nicole Dean
That poor girl deserved better
She's still going to rehab, he should pay for all he has done to his old girlfriends, cause i bet Taylor is just the tip of the iceberg
@@danyk6815 she used to have such a bright smile and a softness in her eyes and he corrupted that. I can't even imagine what he did to others. This guy needs major help.
I hope Taylor and the others can heal.
@@danyk6815 That bitch is just as guilty as him. She had her own issues with the same shit before she met him. That is a fact.
@@Vyngraven oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know you knew her personally to know what was going on before. The rape, fisical and mental abuse was totally her fault as well, my apologies for confusing things, really hope you're doing well and that u never suffer for anything in your life so random people can judge you on your hardest struggles and call u a bitch, hope for the best in your life and that you can heal whatever is going on with u 🥰
Another rad video. At 26 now these are so nostalgic to me, especially the nevershoutnever video. I actually meet chris about a year before the infamous Bryan stars event, he was actually a really sound geezer. Wonder what hes up to now
This is the content I signed up for.
I CANNOT wait for part 2, you killed this. Great time line, editing and good narration! Make sure you get his newest album and current life situations!
thank you so much! :)
Good work deserves admiration. So sad that Jonny is a case where we have to separate the artist and the art now. I found out about him around the time he made his transition from Emarosa to Slaves and haven’t been the same since lol. Thankfully there are more guys coming out that have that R&B over post hardcore delivery.
Ive watched this series 3 times now and I cant get enough
I used to love ghost runner, I was introduced to them by a friend who knew how much I loved Silverstein bc they sounded similar. Such nostalgic feeling hearing you talk about these bands of my childhood haha. ❤
Johnny’s pipes are literally up there with Mariah Carey, Adele, Whitney Houston, Robert Plant, Usher and Freddie Mercury.
I don't know about that
@@ARC117StudiosI don’t think the statement was too bold or incorrect at all. He may be in a unique niche genre but he certainly has the talent very few possess.
@colins4658 A talent for what? Being a massive piece of shit? There's literally nothing special about his vocals.
Jonny Craig's music was such a huge part of my high school years. I really loved DGD (Jonny then Kurt Travis era), Emarosa, Jonny Craig's solo stuff, and I also later on got into Ghost Runner on Third. Grew up 2 hours from Sacramento so i got to see DGD quite a few times and they were always great. Jonny's an incredibly talented singer, but it became very apparent that he had his own demons, and overall was not a good person. I dont listen to DGD much anymore but i'm glad for the bands sake that they're doing better than ever popularity wise. Cant wait for part 2! Appreciate your vids!
I have no idea who the people/bands in your videos are, yet here I am watching the whole thing. That's how engaging your presentation is!
Born and raised in Sacramento. Everyone at my middle school knew this dude and met him at Ace of Spades or Boardwalk, he mingled with kiddos a lot. Sent my best friend his (my comment keeps getting deleted, I think cause it doesn’t like the word i’m using) when she was like 13, real piece of work. Thanks for covering, you taught me something new and I thought I knew him pretty well already.
TAAAAAAAILOOORRED SHEETS
For real, I don't know much about this guy's life, but I do know there are some mixed opinions. All I know is he has one of the most incredible voices in this genre, and is easily one of my top 5 vocalists of all time.
Cliff notes on his life... Drugs, scams, drugs and more drugs
@@oheyitskayyyyyy lmao thank you 😂
@@dw_moto no prob. I hate myself for following him on ig all these years. It's like when you can't help but to gawk at an accident on the side of the road 😅
@@oheyitskayyyyyy hahah well, thanks to you, imma bout to head over to his ig to see what's what 😅
@@dw_moto lol kinda late, he deleted all his stuff to start "anew" since he just had a baby. maybe you'll have better luck on twitter. that was also a mess.😅
I've really wanted to see someone put together a mini series like this on this guy. You did a damn good job mate! What's so crazy is how a large amount of his fanbase still refuse to criticize him, and chalk it up to "We are all fighting our own demons". While I agree with that statement somewhat, I know that you can't pull the kind of crap that he did. It's crazy that he has one of the most beautful voices I've ever heard, and he could have had more money and fame than he could have imagined if he could have just kicked the drugs/alcohol. I'd rather see your stars explode is my favorite song ever created, and I had hoped that he would have had a come back like the lyrics say. Sadface
Discovered Picturesque in March 2020, recently made a Pandora channel around them which just turned into a post-hardcore channel, fell in love with Jonny’s voice and was curious to know why he was in a bunch of different bands on the Pandora station and now I’ve gone down the rabbit hole and it’s 5am XD
I was into Fueled By Ramen/Decaydance Records as a teen, but I’m still surprised I haven’t heard of Jonny or his bands until now. While I wasn’t into post-hardcore or metalcore, I still knew of/had heard of Craig Owens/Chidos, Pierce the Veil, A Day To Remember, etc. You’d think with as much drama surrounds the man I’d have at least heard mention of his name. Hell, I remember when the shit about Oli Sykes came out.
Now I’m playing catch up lol. Thanks for this btw!!
Kinda surprised you only have 24k subs I mean the quality of your delivery is obviously well thought out and tight. Completely comprehensive and followed through with an extremely detailed timeline should make this a far more watched channel.
I was JUST going through the entire DGD catalogue and wondered about Johnny Craig. And this video popped up in my recommended feed. This was fate
Omfg, SAAAAAAME!!!!!!
Can we have little metalcore, emo, post hardcore babies together please lol. In all seriousness, love the video. You are a great storyteller and I get excited when I see a notification from your channel. Thank you for breathing new life into the stories behind these amazing musicians. You’re awesome.
thank u so much :)
the x-tina of post hardcore with a linsey lohan complexe xD
Love your channel bro! Keep this up cant stop watching! Hyped for part 2
You're frickin killin it with these videos. Someone finally getting indepth with all the bands we grew up with is pure gold. Thanks bud!
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Patrick Stump AKA “The Cozy Representative”.
Looks like I’m here early ☺️
MY MAN :)
these videos are wildly comprehensive and so so so impressive. I also second the comment asking for your spotify playlist/recs. the world needs more TCR
I’m not even 1/4 of the way through and I am stunned at the amount of research you’ve done here. Great stuff.
There are few bands that nailed the dichotomy like Dance Gavin Dance, Saosin, Alexisonfire, Sleeping with Sirens, Emarosa and the final boss, Isles & Glaciers. I would support someone that tried to argue the case for BMTH in there, but ultimately dismiss them because having heard every single one of these bands live, Anthony Green, Kellin, Dallas, Jonny, Kurtis and Tilian all have those voices that make your heart ache without aid. Oliver just isn't as naturally gifted of a singer. No one does it better than Jonny, and I honestly believe if he hadn't gotten so caught up, he'd have a career like Dallas or Anthony do where he'd still record with DGD but he'd also have a more solo career. Isles and Glaciers is such a tease because it is the perfect culmination of these minds meeting and creating magic. I still think strawberry swisher is one of the greatest musical threads ever. I get so excited for your videos to nerd out about music I love, even when it's about the sucky shit the people that made it did. Just do me a favor, never ruin deftones for me, ok? Love your channel!
thank you so much! also i agree with everything you said haha :)
@@thecozyrep I feel honored that you agree with my analysis, because you have excellent taste in music and really amazing analytical skills. So that's a high compliment! I am really excited for part 2!
I feel like no one knows my pain that isles & glaciers was so short lived 😭
During the Jonny's solo album part, you missed to point out that Tillian Pearson (current DGD vocalist) was playing on his band. You can see him playing guitar and singing on the video
So great can’t wait for part 2. Do Kurt Travis next.
I watched all 3 parts and he does a fantastic job. So if you're sitting here being like, "fuck I have to watch 3 hours of content about Jonny Craig", it's all worth the watch. If you gotta, space out when you watch it if your attention span is bad, but me and my dad watched this and love this. you have gained yourself 2 new fans. Well done man! :)
Wao I'm 42 never heard of Dance Gavin Dance but that music was amazing... A lot of new songs in to my playlist , thank you cozy , not judging him just amazing music