Chester was a legend, and always will be. He unfortunately did by suicide on July 20, 2017. He suffered GREATLY from depression and many other tragic events during his childhood... Man we miss him and the world lost a true legend. #makechesterproud
@@JohnWarner-lu8rq hahahaha have you tried comedy with your jokes? Please tell me it was a joke? You can't be serious because there's no way you can use the Internet and have this much brain damage.
First listen to them in the Army in 2003, was one of my favorite bands. I actually cried when I heard about Chesters death. He'll always be the one that could sing like an angel and scream like a demon.
*When you listen to any Linkin Park song, you'll hear Chester literally screaming for help. Back in the day there was such a connection because the things he sang about was like "Yes! Someone gets it!" It's things we've all felt before. But when I hear it now, it wasn't Chester singing about feelings from once upon a time. He's singing about what he was feeling every second of every day. It's heartbreaking.*
I don't need to cry today, my man. Waiting for the End from A Thousand Suns is one that I will belt out to. You could see his pain in the lyrics, while being absolutely gorgeous. Edit; Chester, Chris Cornell, and Anthony Bourdain all died by suicide that year. It hit a lot of us incredibly hard.
Waiting for the End is my favorite song!! It came out just as my marriage was ending and I remember the first time I heard it, as soon as I heard the words “the hardest part of ending, is starting again” I burst into tears. Not beach use I was sad, but because those are the words that I was searching myself for. That song truly helped me get through!!🤘
The group that got together wanted to mesh many different styles. They were signed, but couldn’t find the right vocalist. Then their manager set up auditions and Chester sang, and history was made. He was shared or main vocalist with Mike, who mostly did rap. Chester joined a few other bands whose singer’s left or passed. He sadly ended his own life in 2017. That is why he isn’t on the ‘current band members’ list. His voice was, in many people’s eyes, the reason the band rocketed to fame. They were also as good live or better than on their records which really pushed their concerts to huge proportions.
The amazing thing is, with all that Chester put into this song, during their live performances, this song was usually played towards the beginning of their set.
Man, watching this just made my night. Thank you so much 🥰 Watching others encounter amazing music that I love is almost as good as hearing it for the first time myself
He had talent and knew how to take care of his vocal cords. Not everyone knows how and even if they do, they do not all have the talent to know how to implement it well. I assume that Chester was naturally talented and practiced it a lot to make sure he did not hurt himself. Talent... Pure talent.
They have a ton of monster hits. Numb, Great Divide (Transformers), Somewhere I Belong, Crawling, One Step Closer, and so many more. Just about every song on every album is a smash hit. You could literally go through each album.
✨don’t feel bad about appreciating and loving the song…or any other song…no matter the subject matter. Yes, it’s especially impactful and hit’s different knowing his fate…but the fact that their music helped (and still helps) SOOOOOOOOO many people (including myself) to know they aren’t alone in their feelings, makes every one of us lucky to have what Chester and the band left us with. Also, Mike Shinoda was the lead song writer for most of their songs, but each song always had major input from every single member of the band. They’ve said before that each song might be interpreted differently and have different meaning to each member of the band, as well as the public…and that’s what they had hoped for. But Chester would pour his heart into every song, and those emotions absolutely showed. He had a very very difficult upbringing and battled most of his life with mental health. He bared his soul and helped so many! The whole band is incredibly gifted, and talented…and i guarantee you’ll enjoy the journey through their music!! If I could suggest a song, I’d say listen to their song ✨“Waiting for the End”✨It’s one of my favorites. It’s definitely a song that can be interpreted in many ways, and it happened to be released at a very difficult time in my life. I remember the first time I heard it I burst into tears. Not because I was happy or sad necessarily, but because it said the words I could not find for myself. It helped me so much at that time and still does today! My 14 yr old daughter also loves it :) Anyway, sorry for the run on sentences🙃 I love how you appreciate music and HEAR it!! And I love watching your journey!!! Enjoy and be well!!🤘🤘🤘
Another amazing reaction!! He was an amazing artist, that we lost far too soon. The lyrics are on the same level as Layne Staley...dark, self-deprecating and very emotional. There are two songs that I really think you should check out, Somewhere I Belong and Lying From You. Very powerful...see what you think.
So true. I went to school with Layne, from 7th-10th grade. He was so quiet...but, even then, you could see that he had different ideas, than the rest of us. He was special.
I remember when I listened to this on my iPod video and I decided to count the seconds of that scream. It was 17 seconds. If you didn't know, Mike Shinoda has his own band called Fort Minor. I recommend from that band the song Kenji, which tells what Mike's Japanese American family endured in WWII. Also, Red To Black is HELLA good.
Yeah, definitely a pretty serious disease, and he’d been singing about it for decades. Most of Linkin Park is really hard for a lot of people to listen to, but for a lot of others, it’s such a cathartic release to relate to them. They’ve saved so many lives, helping people feel less alone. There used to be stigma about enjoying them. It made fans seem edgy and targets for bullying, because “somebody has it harder.” It took a long time for personal feelings to be considered valid and acceptable as part of a normal human being.
You should definitely checkout linkin park’s latest release. It’s a unreleased track called lost from their debut album meteora which was like a tribute to Chester
It's understandable really if you consider the concept of the song. The instrumentals are solid and vocals are even better. And yes they did worldwide tours and even performed in front of over a million people. Best performance of this song live is probably during their live concert in Columbia and but I haven't found a clear video of it on yt
The song after this on the album is quite soft and peaceful, it's like this song is you crashing through the ceiling, and the next song is landing on a pillow fort. [Solo]
love this song MOB!! some other good ones are “Trust Me-Janis Joplin”, “She’s Gone-Hall & Oates”, Inside Looking Out-Grand Funk Railroad & “I Need a Man to Love also by Janis”.
A two octave 17 min fry scream, but didn’t always preform the 17 min scream. Generally two, back to back, 2 different octaves. One of the best vocalists & frontman of all time. ❤ RIP Cheater Still listening 8.21.24
My man u need to check their hip-hop driven song more. Here I'll make you a list : Bleed it out Nobody listening Lyingg from you Good goodbye Lost in the echo Hands held high Waiting for the end (arguably their best work) These just their hip hop driven song from my personal favorite. They got more than that
Every music reactor I follow has done 1 of 3 songs basically! They have done Creep by Radiohead. They have done Du Hast by Rammstein. Or they have done a Linkin Park song! You, good sir, have done 2 of those so far! Awesome man! Also love the moment where you realized, "Oh damn!" After the scream! Love it!
Most of Chester's lyrics are depressing and tough to listen to after he passed. It's like he's been saying it all along. You just assume most singers lyrics are just for music making, but his seemed more personal.
serious disease is the right acronym, he offed himslef after decades of serious depression and trauma. Lyrics are absolutely heart wrenching, but they are what people much older and younger than him have been trough.
Matt Lawson The album they did with Jay Z is called Collision Course not Reanimation. Reanimation is the remix of Hybrid Theory their debut album. Reanimation was released in 2002 and Collision Course was released in 2004 after their second studio album Meteora (2003).
First and foremost RIP Chester! U are missed! U really should check out their collab with Jay-Z and try and research the back story about it. Now, to really appreciate the greatness of Chester, u should check out their cover of "Rolling in the deep" by Adelle
WOW. Vocal God??? He is a nice singer but on the international stage would not even qualify as above average. 😢 Tatiana of Jinjer has a growl that would blow him out of the water. She is the Queen of Growl. Metal men all over the planet drip with envy over her super powers.🎶💜🎸🤘😭🤘 🎸💜🎶 As for title of Vocal God that is already held by the top vocal athlete on the planet Dimash Qudaibergen (Dee mosh Koo die bear Ghen) from Kazakhstan who has sustained crisp notes in several different octaves for 23 second runs many times. He can sing in 7 octaves, all genres, and 14 languages. His first album went platinum in 37 seconds and by 3 hours had gone triple platinum, just for example. Check out his SOS 2021 to start and put on CCs as the song is in french. Was hoping your intro to Rammstein would encourage you to peep your head over the edge of the Amercain entertainment industry fishbowl. Please consider it as I believe you will not be sorry. The world is filled with amazing vocalists and heavy rock bands like Nightwish, Lovebites, Nemophila, Jinjer, The Hu, Epica, Van Canto etc, etc,. 🥰 Hugs from Canada🇨🇦
"vocal god" is fitting, as he can sing Adele, harsh metal, rap and pop music, sometimes all at once in a 4 minute song. too bad you feel that way, but please just take a couple of hours and listen to Linkinparks songs.
Lol There's a reason why he filled in as singer for Stone Temple Pilots and why Slash kept inviting him to sing classic rock covers at events. He is a very versatile singer with many abilities.
He can't sing? Ok, listen to his live version of Adele 'Rolling in the deep'. Do you realize what skill you have to have to go from that scream to belting, a single breath after?? Clearly not.... and he did this live too. R.I.P. Chester.
@@MsIris. One song among all the others. And, I very much do know of vocal skills. Dimash is a perfect example of it... he's a once in a millennia singer.
@@JohnWarner-lu8rq So is Floor Jansen from Nightwish. She is a vocal goddess, you should check them out! So was Layne Staley from Alice in Chains, Chris Cornell.. to each his own..
Don't know about you all but it warms my heart when someone finds out the vocal talent of Chester for the first time. Awesome reaction!!
🫵🫂❤️
Chester passed away from his mental health so these songs now rip your heart RIP beautiful Chester
the turn around after you heard the scream LMAOOO ☠️☠️☠️
bro was on another level… RIP brother
Damn I didn’t know you meant literal turn around when I read this comment before it happened 😂😂
Loved your reaction. The entire Live in Texas Ultra HD concert is great. Especially the song Given Up.
Chester was a legend, and always will be. He unfortunately did by suicide on July 20, 2017. He suffered GREATLY from depression and many other tragic events during his childhood... Man we miss him and the world lost a true legend. #makechesterproud
He holds that note live too. Crazy talent
Curious.... could he belt a note for 22 seconds?
@@JohnWarner-lu8rq Bruh he is Chester he could do even 30 second
@@MrPERICLES2 Still a mediocre "talent."
@@JohnWarner-lu8rq hahahaha have you tried comedy with your jokes?
Please tell me it was a joke? You can't be serious because there's no way you can use the Internet and have this much brain damage.
@@ultima6892 I think you're projecting, but I give you credit being able to make a post while looking at a mirror.
First listen to them in the Army in 2003, was one of my favorite bands. I actually cried when I heard about Chesters death. He'll always be the one that could sing like an angel and scream like a demon.
*When you listen to any Linkin Park song, you'll hear Chester literally screaming for help. Back in the day there was such a connection because the things he sang about was like "Yes! Someone gets it!" It's things we've all felt before. But when I hear it now, it wasn't Chester singing about feelings from once upon a time. He's singing about what he was feeling every second of every day. It's heartbreaking.*
I don't need to cry today, my man.
Waiting for the End from A Thousand Suns is one that I will belt out to. You could see his pain in the lyrics, while being absolutely gorgeous.
Edit; Chester, Chris Cornell, and Anthony Bourdain all died by suicide that year. It hit a lot of us incredibly hard.
Waiting for the End is my favorite song!! It came out just as my marriage was ending and I remember the first time I heard it, as soon as I heard the words “the hardest part of ending, is starting again” I burst into tears. Not beach use I was sad, but because those are the words that I was searching myself for. That song truly helped me get through!!🤘
He was in the movie Crank too...
The group that got together wanted to mesh many different styles. They were signed, but couldn’t find the right vocalist. Then their manager set up auditions and Chester sang, and history was made. He was shared or main vocalist with Mike, who mostly did rap. Chester joined a few other bands whose singer’s left or passed. He sadly ended his own life in 2017. That is why he isn’t on the ‘current band members’ list. His voice was, in many people’s eyes, the reason the band rocketed to fame. They were also as good live or better than on their records which really pushed their concerts to huge proportions.
Their music focused on issues a lot of us were going through and showed us we were not alone. Phenomenal band. RIP Chester
The amazing thing is, with all that Chester put into this song, during their live performances, this song was usually played towards the beginning of their set.
Well, it requires a lot vocally so it’s actually a smart move. RIP Chester 🖤
Man, watching this just made my night. Thank you so much 🥰
Watching others encounter amazing music that I love is almost as good as hearing it for the first time myself
you were so flabbergasted you had to turn around
He had talent and knew how to take care of his vocal cords. Not everyone knows how and even if they do, they do not all have the talent to know how to implement it well. I assume that Chester was naturally talented and practiced it a lot to make sure he did not hurt himself.
Talent... Pure talent.
Chester💪💪
They have a ton of monster hits. Numb, Great Divide (Transformers), Somewhere I Belong, Crawling, One Step Closer, and so many more. Just about every song on every album is a smash hit. You could literally go through each album.
✨don’t feel bad about appreciating and loving the song…or any other song…no matter the subject matter. Yes, it’s especially impactful and hit’s different knowing his fate…but the fact that their music helped (and still helps) SOOOOOOOOO many people (including myself) to know they aren’t alone in their feelings, makes every one of us lucky to have what Chester and the band left us with.
Also, Mike Shinoda was the lead song writer for most of their songs, but each song always had major input from every single member of the band. They’ve said before that each song might be interpreted differently and have different meaning to each member of the band, as well as the public…and that’s what they had hoped for. But Chester would pour his heart into every song, and those emotions absolutely showed. He had a very very difficult upbringing and battled most of his life with mental health. He bared his soul and helped so many! The whole band is incredibly gifted, and talented…and i guarantee you’ll enjoy the journey through their music!!
If I could suggest a song, I’d say listen to their song ✨“Waiting for the End”✨It’s one of my favorites. It’s definitely a song that can be interpreted in many ways, and it happened to be released at a very difficult time in my life. I remember the first time I heard it I burst into tears. Not because I was happy or sad necessarily, but because it said the words I could not find for myself. It helped me so much at that time and still does today! My 14 yr old daughter also loves it :)
Anyway, sorry for the run on sentences🙃 I love how you appreciate music and HEAR it!! And I love watching your journey!!! Enjoy and be well!!🤘🤘🤘
More Linkin Park and live too
Another amazing reaction!! He was an amazing artist, that we lost far too soon. The lyrics are on the same level as Layne Staley...dark, self-deprecating and very emotional. There are two songs that I really think you should check out, Somewhere I Belong and Lying From You. Very powerful...see what you think.
Two of my all-time favorite singers, both immensely talented, yet tortured souls leaving this world far too early.
So true. I went to school with Layne, from 7th-10th grade. He was so quiet...but, even then, you could see that he had different ideas, than the rest of us. He was special.
I remember when I listened to this on my iPod video and I decided to count the seconds of that scream. It was 17 seconds.
If you didn't know, Mike Shinoda has his own band called Fort Minor. I recommend from that band the song Kenji, which tells what Mike's Japanese American family endured in WWII. Also, Red To Black is HELLA good.
I am a huge Linkin Park fan and absolutely love Given Up.
Chester was the real deal❤️😢
That legendary 17 seconds
Yeah, definitely a pretty serious disease, and he’d been singing about it for decades.
Most of Linkin Park is really hard for a lot of people to listen to, but for a lot of others, it’s such a cathartic release to relate to them. They’ve saved so many lives, helping people feel less alone.
There used to be stigma about enjoying them. It made fans seem edgy and targets for bullying, because “somebody has it harder.” It took a long time for personal feelings to be considered valid and acceptable as part of a normal human being.
The way they put former band member Chester Bennington. Like he quit or got kicked out. The man committed suiciide .. rip Chester
The AOL live session for this is pretty amazing.
[Solo]
🤘🤘🤘 absolutely!!!
Chester Bennington committed suicide from years of suffering from depression due to lifelong mental problems stemming from childhood. 😢❤❤❤ RIP.
He was in pain,. and he really did give up T_T RIP ICON
You're gonna hear so many songs and concerts, you're gonna be surprised, pleas more Linkin Park, great group!!!!
Excellent reaction, the range of emotions and thoughts were all over your face. 😁
You should definitely checkout linkin park’s latest release. It’s a unreleased track called lost from their debut album meteora which was like a tribute to Chester
Meteora is their second album, hybrid theory is the debut.
One of my favorites i love this band it opened a gateway for me into rock music.
When you take a look at Rick Rubin's producer discography its friggin huge
A amazing beautiful person Chester is, I said yes cause a legend never dies, see you when I come home Chester I love you keep rocking the sky ❤
Its brilliant seeing people first time react to that scream :D
RIP CHESTER BENNINGTON. Gone to soon
Chester controls his screams through his diaphragm and he said if you screamed using your throat you'll get hurt doing it
Rick Ruben is one of the most important people in the record industry ever and your right his range is so out of this world.
RIP chester
One of the best reactions of this song that I saw
I'm always happy to see someone of a younger generation react to Chester's vocal range-- omg, I sound SOOO old saying that.
There's only one guy who can do a longer melodic scream than Chester Bennington: Check out "The Grudge" by Tool for that
It's understandable really if you consider the concept of the song. The instrumentals are solid and vocals are even better. And yes they did worldwide tours and even performed in front of over a million people. Best performance of this song live is probably during their live concert in Columbia and but I haven't found a clear video of it on yt
The song after this on the album is quite soft and peaceful, it's like this song is you crashing through the ceiling, and the next song is landing on a pillow fort.
[Solo]
14min... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don't think you've heard Alice in Chains 'love hate love', live at the moore. A must react!
love this song MOB!! some other good ones are “Trust Me-Janis Joplin”, “She’s Gone-Hall & Oates”, Inside Looking Out-Grand Funk Railroad & “I Need a Man to Love also by Janis”.
He took his own life 2017
think this song was his biggest cry for help.. rip chester! his mental health took him away :(
Great vid, amazing reaction
Great reaction 👍👍👍👍
Guys got a Michael Jordan poster on the wall, I like him already lol
Man, my throat hurt just listening to the lead singer. I needed to drink water. LOL 😀
Super reaction, bro👍
my honest reaction
A two octave 17 min fry scream, but didn’t always preform the 17 min scream. Generally two, back to back, 2 different octaves. One of the best vocalists & frontman of all time. ❤ RIP Cheater Still listening 8.21.24
My man u need to check their hip-hop driven song more. Here I'll make you a list :
Bleed it out
Nobody listening
Lyingg from you
Good goodbye
Lost in the echo
Hands held high
Waiting for the end (arguably their best work)
These just their hip hop driven song from my personal favorite. They got more than that
Yeah ❤🙏🏻
Every music reactor I follow has done 1 of 3 songs basically! They have done Creep by Radiohead. They have done Du Hast by Rammstein. Or they have done a Linkin Park song! You, good sir, have done 2 of those so far! Awesome man! Also love the moment where you realized, "Oh damn!" After the scream! Love it!
Most of Chester's lyrics are depressing and tough to listen to after he passed. It's like he's been saying it all along. You just assume most singers lyrics are just for music making, but his seemed more personal.
the fucked up part is he did it every night lve just as well
serious disease is the right acronym, he offed himslef after decades of serious depression and trauma. Lyrics are absolutely heart wrenching, but they are what people much older and younger than him have been trough.
Distorion isn't happening on vocal folds while you fry scream, that's why it doesn't hurt him.
Chazy 🔥
Linkin Park "the messanger" highly recomened it if u loved Chester, RIP
Screaming that way is possible and not that demaging as it seems but it takes A LOT of talent to do that 17 second scream safe for voice.
Check out 'Linkin Park - Faint (Live at Rock Am Ring 2007) [BEST QUALITY - DIGITALLY REMASTERED]' for a greato live performance.
Linkin Park - Road to Revolution 2008
The album they did with Jay Z is callled Reanimation
Matt Lawson The album they did with Jay Z is called Collision Course not Reanimation. Reanimation is the remix of Hybrid Theory their debut album. Reanimation was released in 2002 and Collision Course was released in 2004 after their second studio album Meteora (2003).
Chester actually sang this song with 100% effort every concert, but he would separate the long scream in two parts most of the time.
RIP
this hurts cause he was taken as a pull from th illum in nat ty
Its chester Bennington, look at his past.. youll understand
First and foremost RIP Chester! U are missed! U really should check out their collab with Jay-Z and try and research the back story about it. Now, to really appreciate the greatness of Chester, u should check out their cover of "Rolling in the deep" by Adelle
Chester bennington died by suicide after suffering for years with depression after his close friend chris cornell died
I was wondering if you have listened to any of Hamilton. Like guns and ships?
ya he could hold a damaged note
It was not 17 seconds it was more around 21-22 seconds
Yea Chester does that…
we lost one of the best
WOW. Vocal God??? He is a nice singer but on the international stage would not even qualify as above average. 😢 Tatiana of Jinjer has a growl that would blow him out of the water. She is the Queen of Growl. Metal men all over the planet drip with envy over her super powers.🎶💜🎸🤘😭🤘 🎸💜🎶
As for title of Vocal God that is already held by the top vocal athlete on the planet Dimash Qudaibergen (Dee mosh Koo die bear Ghen) from Kazakhstan who has sustained crisp notes in several different octaves for 23 second runs many times. He can sing in 7 octaves, all genres, and 14 languages. His first album went platinum in 37 seconds and by 3 hours had gone triple platinum, just for example. Check out his SOS 2021 to start and put on CCs as the song is in french.
Was hoping your intro to Rammstein would encourage you to peep your head over the edge of the Amercain entertainment industry fishbowl. Please consider it as I believe you will not be sorry. The world is filled with amazing vocalists and heavy rock bands like Nightwish, Lovebites, Nemophila, Jinjer, The Hu, Epica, Van Canto etc, etc,. 🥰 Hugs from Canada🇨🇦
What's wrong with him? He can't sing; at least not in this noise.... excuse me... this song. "Vocal god"? That's funny.
"vocal god" is fitting, as he can sing Adele, harsh metal, rap and pop music, sometimes all at once in a 4 minute song. too bad you feel that way, but please just take a couple of hours and listen to Linkinparks songs.
Lol There's a reason why he filled in as singer for Stone Temple Pilots and why Slash kept inviting him to sing classic rock covers at events. He is a very versatile singer with many abilities.
He can't sing? Ok, listen to his live version of Adele 'Rolling in the deep'. Do you realize what skill you have to have to go from that scream to belting, a single breath after?? Clearly not.... and he did this live too. R.I.P. Chester.
@@MsIris. One song among all the others. And, I very much do know of vocal skills. Dimash is a perfect example of it... he's a once in a millennia singer.
@@JohnWarner-lu8rq So is Floor Jansen from Nightwish. She is a vocal goddess, you should check them out! So was Layne Staley from Alice in Chains, Chris Cornell.. to each his own..
One of the best reactions of this song that I saw