As a fellow person with ADHD, I do indeed love this song my joyner and known it by heart since release. Joyner is a really got artist, really underrated too.
Love the reactions and the fact you don’t judge the younger generation and just listen. Also I gotta say, for an older man you got that drip, looking fresh!
Im 24 and went my whole life without knowing i have adhd. I was diagnosed about 6 months ago i normalized everything i was doing,i thought everyones mind raced 24/7,the paranoia is the worst. Its gets so bad i just stay in the house never go out. Its definitely hard to express your emotions but your just full of them. One thing i figured out writing down whats goin on in your head has helped me so much
New to your channel and I love the pure joy you get from some of my favorite rappers music you don't judge the lyrics you look at the message and the awesome beats your awesome brother I wish more people would give these types of sings a chance keep the awesome reactions coming p.s I suffer from ADHD also bipolar mixed intermittent explosive paranoia in multiple personalities the last one i feel is debatable lol so the fact you mix reactions with teaching people about mental health is a big W from me
You are 100% on point about the medication and ADHD. As someone who grew up with ADHD and taking meds, the times I had therapy vs. when I didn't made a huge difference! However to this day, I'm still aware that things are so much more difficult for my brain off meds. Side note: anyone out there who's struggling with the Adderall shortage like myself, know that you're not alone. Keep up the therapy as much as you can, even if you can't get the meds.
I was not professionally diagnosed until I was 16, so incredibly late. I knew I was different but I think my parents were a bit in denial. My doctor was a part of many studies and explained it to my mom. It described me to a T. To the point it was undeniable. Fast-forward to now, 13 years later, and now I’m thriving for the most part. What I have is a blessing and a curse in a lot of ways. It’s truly who I am though.
I think one of the things that irritates me the most is how ADHD has been romanticized. It ends up being a punchline or a quirky character type to most people but to me its multiple car crashes that could have killed me, being constantly degraded by teachers and moving into a world where the way I act and think isn't socially acceptable. I finally tried a prescription and when I was up for a promotion I was denied because it " was the pills " that we're doing it not me. I think the same thing goes for OCD as well. People love to say " omg im so OCD " but they don't understand that people with OCD are living in a stress filled prison that never gets unlocked.
Yup. Snap out of it! Why aren't you normal? Stop overthinking it! Why can't you be like everyone else? Hard hearing that all my life. I thought I was the problem. But was always everyone's solution when they needed me to think for them. I am a super computer of a shit ton of things, I like. Majority of the time they are useless. But I treasure them. I learned them I worked hard to be a welder, chemist, pilot, gardener, artist, carpenter, blah blah blah blah blah the list is fucking endless for me. But my mind paralyzes me when it's not so.ething I show interest in. I've spent my life disciplining myself in order to "dumb" myself down. One day I woke up and got quiet and just started living my life of true true happiness. No hate in my heart, self respect, doing my absolute best and savagely not giving a fuck about anyone's opinion of me. Set me free. Truly free. I let my self go crazy and feel and say what is me. But I always remember to ground myself. I am only human. I make mistakes. I make joy. This has been since day mother fucking 1. I walk alone because I've always had to lean on myself when even adults leaned on me as a kid. I am now the fucking person I needed when I was younger. I'm finally me and I'm free.
@@bumxxhunter Yeah I feel everything you said. When I decided to stop trying to be the funny dumb guy I was hit with a ton of backlash of " pretending " to be smart now. Sometimes you cant win with people
@Kevin cut from the same cloth, my dude. I wish you well in your journey. You got 1 more person to listen to you. Matter of fact I'm starting a podcast soon. Gonna be talking about all this shit. Honestly just for fun. But you never know. Take care my new faceless friend! Love you dude. I understand you.
I get it man. The amount of times I was called stupid but I knew I was smart but couldn’t understand why I wasn’t like everyone else. Why wasn’t anything easy to me like everyone else.
I wasn't looking forward to you getting on this 1 but I'm so happy that you did. Just about 1 of my favorite songs I've ever seen or heard and crazy about how much it's touched my own issues with everyone around me. 🙃
I graduated with my bachelor of architecture before getting diagnosed with ADHD. It was a tough four years, and a lot of summer classes but i spent just as much time learning how i work and how i learn as i did learning the course material. As graduate school began i finally got tested and diagnosed professionally with ADHD, learning this made so much sense. I have been taking vyvanse medication for four-five months now and it has helped me so much. As i approach graduation of my master's degree i am so proud of those four years of undergrad.
I was professionally diagnosed with ADHD back in 2009 when I was in 4th grade it sucked cuz I always felt different and when I first heard this song it blew my mind with how much I can relate to the words Joyner is speaking
I forget this song but for someone who got ADD I can relate to this song, it's so good. The dokter gave me Ritalin but the pills made me sick and deprest, so I hated the mads but I got the feeling that I needed them for the rest of my life. Sins I got therapie its going good with my mental health and I feel much better. So don't think you need the pills because the doctor says so!
Absolutely. The doctor is the expert in medicine, and you are the expert of your body. When both the doc and patient can work together on that level, magical things happen. (In my experience)
It's both over and under diagnosed! A lot of people never get diagnosed, because they learn methods or are lucky to get by. Others get diagnosed and don't actually have it.
@@AnAwakenedPandaIn the way the wrong people are getting diagnosed and the actually people that have it don’t get diagnosed. Kind of makes sense since it’s a challenge in itself for a person with adhd to go through all the process of a diagnosis
I was diagnosed with ADHD as a kid in the late 80s and taught nothing about it. Doctors then were still using depressants to “treat” it. By the time I was in my 30s I was only just starting to realize just how severely my ADHD affected everything in my life and that everything I thought I knew about it was wrong. The doctor the rediagnosed me at 33 told me that after talking to me for ten minutes she was confident that I had severe ADHD and the rest of the diagnosis process was just a formality. Getting on Adderall for me was a game changer. My anxiety, depression and PTSD are so much worse to dangerous levels depending on other factors if I go more then a day without taking it. Some people the stimulants give them anxiety, but for me it’s like I’m being given back the car keys to brain and I’m less anxious and a lot calmer. I even sleep a lot more too, which considering before it I was lucky to get 8 hours a week.
Could you react to "Black smoke rising" or "Heat above" by Greta Van Fleet. They're a rock band that gives off classic rock vibes. I'd love to see your opinion!
As a fellow person with ADHD, I do indeed love this song my joyner and known it by heart since release. Joyner is a really got artist, really underrated too.
Could this also relate with A.D.D
Joyner Lucas is so fucking good man same not going to lie to you bro
@@kingrose3997 yeah it does bro 💚💯✌️💯 love you
@@daylonatkins appreciate it fam
The first part of this song before the bomb goes off is the intro from his song "revenge", that would be a reaction after this.
Joyners song Isis with Logic is another good one. Talks about ADHD as well. Both songs lay out ADHD very well.
You would go off to the entirety of "Revenge", Tom. Gotta be the next Joyner one.
Love the reactions and the fact you don’t judge the younger generation and just listen. Also I gotta say, for an older man you got that drip, looking fresh!
Im 24 and went my whole life without knowing i have adhd. I was diagnosed about 6 months ago i normalized everything i was doing,i thought everyones mind raced 24/7,the paranoia is the worst. Its gets so bad i just stay in the house never go out. Its definitely hard to express your emotions but your just full of them. One thing i figured out writing down whats goin on in your head has helped me so much
I wish I could have a therapist like you
I do to and I have never really liked to talk to someone about my issues but I can see talking to him
New to your channel and I love the pure joy you get from some of my favorite rappers music you don't judge the lyrics you look at the message and the awesome beats your awesome brother I wish more people would give these types of sings a chance keep the awesome reactions coming p.s I suffer from ADHD also bipolar mixed intermittent explosive paranoia in multiple personalities the last one i feel is debatable lol so the fact you mix reactions with teaching people about mental health is a big W from me
You are 100% on point about the medication and ADHD. As someone who grew up with ADHD and taking meds, the times I had therapy vs. when I didn't made a huge difference! However to this day, I'm still aware that things are so much more difficult for my brain off meds.
Side note: anyone out there who's struggling with the Adderall shortage like myself, know that you're not alone. Keep up the therapy as much as you can, even if you can't get the meds.
Yooooooo please do I’m Sorry video by Joyner next!!! Love that you’re doing ADHD tho.
I was not professionally diagnosed until I was 16, so incredibly late. I knew I was different but I think my parents were a bit in denial. My doctor was a part of many studies and explained it to my mom. It described me to a T. To the point it was undeniable. Fast-forward to now, 13 years later, and now I’m thriving for the most part. What I have is a blessing and a curse in a lot of ways. It’s truly who I am though.
I think one of the things that irritates me the most is how ADHD has been romanticized. It ends up being a punchline or a quirky character type to most people but to me its multiple car crashes that could have killed me, being constantly degraded by teachers and moving into a world where the way I act and think isn't socially acceptable. I finally tried a prescription and when I was up for a promotion I was denied because it " was the pills " that we're doing it not me. I think the same thing goes for OCD as well. People love to say " omg im so OCD " but they don't understand that people with OCD are living in a stress filled prison that never gets unlocked.
Yup. Snap out of it! Why aren't you normal? Stop overthinking it! Why can't you be like everyone else? Hard hearing that all my life. I thought I was the problem. But was always everyone's solution when they needed me to think for them. I am a super computer of a shit ton of things, I like. Majority of the time they are useless. But I treasure them. I learned them I worked hard to be a welder, chemist, pilot, gardener, artist, carpenter, blah blah blah blah blah the list is fucking endless for me. But my mind paralyzes me when it's not so.ething I show interest in. I've spent my life disciplining myself in order to "dumb" myself down. One day I woke up and got quiet and just started living my life of true true happiness. No hate in my heart, self respect, doing my absolute best and savagely not giving a fuck about anyone's opinion of me. Set me free. Truly free. I let my self go crazy and feel and say what is me. But I always remember to ground myself. I am only human. I make mistakes. I make joy. This has been since day mother fucking 1. I walk alone because I've always had to lean on myself when even adults leaned on me as a kid. I am now the fucking person I needed when I was younger. I'm finally me and I'm free.
@@bumxxhunter Yeah I feel everything you said. When I decided to stop trying to be the funny dumb guy I was hit with a ton of backlash of " pretending " to be smart now. Sometimes you cant win with people
@Kevin cut from the same cloth, my dude. I wish you well in your journey. You got 1 more person to listen to you. Matter of fact I'm starting a podcast soon. Gonna be talking about all this shit. Honestly just for fun. But you never know. Take care my new faceless friend! Love you dude. I understand you.
I get it man. The amount of times I was called stupid but I knew I was smart but couldn’t understand why I wasn’t like everyone else. Why wasn’t anything easy to me like everyone else.
@Josh C. like you've always had the cheat codes and didn't cheat......yeah trust me I know, let that sink in.
Joyner Lucas - Ramen & OJ
Joyner Lucas - Rambo🔥🔥
Ryan Caraveo - Peanut Butter Waffles is another song that has a very interesting take on mental health, adhd/asd/ocd/bipolar.
I wasn't looking forward to you getting on this 1 but I'm so happy that you did. Just about 1 of my favorite songs I've ever seen or heard and crazy about how much it's touched my own issues with everyone around me. 🙃
I graduated with my bachelor of architecture before getting diagnosed with ADHD. It was a tough four years, and a lot of summer classes but i spent just as much time learning how i work and how i learn as i did learning the course material. As graduate school began i finally got tested and diagnosed professionally with ADHD, learning this made so much sense. I have been taking vyvanse medication for four-five months now and it has helped me so much. As i approach graduation of my master's degree i am so proud of those four years of undergrad.
I was professionally diagnosed with ADHD back in 2009 when I was in 4th grade it sucked cuz I always felt different and when I first heard this song it blew my mind with how much I can relate to the words Joyner is speaking
The Piano guy is orchestrating all of it 💖💯🙏❣️
I forget this song but for someone who got ADD I can relate to this song, it's so good.
The dokter gave me Ritalin but the pills made me sick and deprest, so I hated the mads but I got the feeling that I needed them for the rest of my life. Sins I got therapie its going good with my mental health and I feel much better.
So don't think you need the pills because the doctor says so!
Absolutely. The doctor is the expert in medicine, and you are the expert of your body. When both the doc and patient can work together on that level, magical things happen. (In my experience)
Great reaction! I just wanted to add that ADHD isn't necessarily over-diagnosed. If anything, it's misdiagnosed.
It's both over and under diagnosed! A lot of people never get diagnosed, because they learn methods or are lucky to get by. Others get diagnosed and don't actually have it.
@@AnAwakenedPandaIn the way the wrong people are getting diagnosed and the actually people that have it don’t get diagnosed. Kind of makes sense since it’s a challenge in itself for a person with adhd to go through all the process of a diagnosis
I was diagnosed with ADHD as a kid in the late 80s and taught nothing about it. Doctors then were still using depressants to “treat” it. By the time I was in my 30s I was only just starting to realize just how severely my ADHD affected everything in my life and that everything I thought I knew about it was wrong. The doctor the rediagnosed me at 33 told me that after talking to me for ten minutes she was confident that I had severe ADHD and the rest of the diagnosis process was just a formality. Getting on Adderall for me was a game changer. My anxiety, depression and PTSD are so much worse to dangerous levels depending on other factors if I go more then a day without taking it. Some people the stimulants give them anxiety, but for me it’s like I’m being given back the car keys to brain and I’m less anxious and a lot calmer. I even sleep a lot more too, which considering before it I was lucky to get 8 hours a week.
You should react to Joyner Lucas - Like a river, he talks about his dad
You should do "Revenge" next!
The start of this song is part of that particular track...
For yall info this video was shot all at one with a 360 camara he have a video how they made it everything in the room was wiith one camara rotating
This song is absolutely amazing 💯 joyner is a beast
PLEASE do “I’m sorry” by Joyner Lucas. I would love to hear your take on it
now you gotta react to revenge too
I just found you yesterday and subscribed ur such a good ass vibe love ur reactions
I see what you mean Tom 💖✋
It's a beautiful song ❤️
You should watch the making of this video. You didn’t notice but the camera was going in a circle. That whole video was green screen
I bet Marshmello could have a field day remixing this one now that I think about it. 🤔
You should look into I’m Sorry by Joyner Lucas. It’s a song about suicide.
the intro was part of the song revenge, which you should also do a reaction to :3
I love my nigga Joyner 💯💖
I was wondering when you were going to do this. Joyner has a lot of great music you need to review.
TURNT!!!
Could you react to "Black smoke rising" or "Heat above" by Greta Van Fleet. They're a rock band that gives off classic rock vibes. I'd love to see your opinion!
I got couple family members the have it and i think i do to iam 31 and got all the symptoms
Yes sir I respect you so much 💖💯❣️💚
please do "suicidal thouhts" - Josh A & iamjakehill
Can u pleas react to BoyWithUke?
Capital steez please!!!
cool
React to joyner lucas. IM NOT RACIST
You have to do I'm not racist bro
React to Joyner Lucas I'm not racist
FIRST!!