@@fanofmanythings7717 there is too much credit given to this scream. Chester used fry screams, very easy to hold. The difficult part of the scream he does is because there is so much power in it and takes a lot of air support to hold the note and then to shift down an octave.
I agree fuck that I get choked up by seeing Chester and knowing exactly how it feels to want it to end and to just want to give up. It’s sad how people who are such a blessing to this earth leave it so early
Eminem: king of hip hop not breathing Michael Jackson: king of pop stage endurance Chester Bennington: King of melodic screams that go beyond what anyone can perform
I’m not a linking park fan but i feel bad for his family I think he was just in pain he wanted to leave this World It wasn’t selfish when you are suffering and can’t find joy
There are longer screams out there. I am a screamer and his tone was something I still strive for. His singing I can emulate decently, but his rasp and control was next level.
And it's not like that "I've given uuup" was an easy line either. It has a high tune and it's demanding on its own right, like "you need your lungs full" kinda demanding
The 4 stages of listening to the scream: 1. Oh nice he's hitting the scream 2. Damn he's really going in on this 3. HOLY CRAP HOW LONG IS HE GONNA SCREAM FOR 4. HOW LONG WAS THAT???
When Linkin Park was producing this song, Mike took time to stay over with Chester to make sure he was ok. I wish the same had happened during that final weekend.
Right there with ya man. Chester had a moment of weakness on the birthday of his passed friend, suicide is rarely planned out long term or ahead of time, its more often than not a push of the moment.
Same dude. It's been almost 18 yrs since hearing his voice and listening to the band helped me to literally get up from the floor when I physically should have been dead and seek help. And now I feel so lucky that my 14yo, while really liking LP, doesn't necessarily love them because he doesn't really relate to the lyrics the way that I absolutely did, and I hope he never does.
As someone who struggles with depression, I want to point out that the sad truth of Chester's suicide ISN'T that no one cared or that no one tried to help him. It's that he got help. That he did get medication, therapy, counseling, and numerous other support lines. Unfortunately, all those things did was slow or perhaps delay his mental deterioration. NOW- that's not to say that everyone who has Major Depression (medical term, not a denoting of scale or whatever) or even suicidal depression has to reach the same conclusion. For different people and different brains, different things work or don't work and every individual may have to try multiple routes in order to get the help and result that they need. It just so happened that with Chester, it was a prime example that sometimes money and effort can't combat the intensity of your own brain fighting against you.
This comment needs more thumbs up! As a bloke that has been battling with depression for over 2 decades now (i'm 37) This track has meant more to me than any other song.. ever. This is exactly how i feel in my worst time.
This is the realest thing I've read on the internet in years. Unfortunately only other people who suffer from depression will probably understand your statement, and just how real the struggle is.
Absolutely. And the fact that he was so forward, so vulnerable, so open with his pain is part of why we all loved him so much. His pain reflected our pain, and when we heard him sing, growl, and scream about his struggles each and every one of us felt a little less alone in ours. RIP, Chester. We didn't deserve you.
@@JuggyFWB yeah not all artists put their struggles into their music as much as he did. In hindsight it was pretty obvious that he did struggle with depression for a long time. He will always be remembered.
I don't see it as a cry for help, I mean, it is, but also, that's not why it exists. I feel that the song is a statement of "this is my reality" and an offering: "This might be your reality, do you see it here? You are not alone." Chester was aware of his demons. He shared his with us, I believe, to help us all live with the demons we have, himself included.
@@kieran420 Takes a fair bit of practice. Getting enough air in your lungs beforehand is arguably the hardest part (I've tried, and only just managed it)
Every time I listen to this song I attempt to at least hold the note as long as Chester screams. I can kinda do it, but I miss the lead in to the chorus cause I'm gasping for air.
Boy surprised by chester singing "ive given up" Me: he has no idea whats coming lol And then it comes. Exactly my reaction everytime i listen to this song. Chester, ill always owe my life to you sir.
i used to jam this song for how badass it is and never looked to deep into it... but after Chester's suicide, it really made me sad cuz of the lyrics. it's a damn shame we lost another great in the rock world...😮
I just listened to Lost in The Echo for the first time in ages. It’s spooky how much foreshadowing the lyrics and music video contain for the tragedy that ultimately occurred. RIP Chester
We all miss Chester, I remember the day I woke up to his passing..... I had tickets to go see them and then he took his life... Childhood hero gone, rip my man
I mean what is the most sad to me/irritates me, is that their last album "One More Light" was shit on by people at first, but after his death people rated it good and commented on songs being like a clear "cry for help"... Really? Their songs have been revolving around his mental struggles and inner demons since the beginning! And seeminly people haven't picked up on that and were suprised to hear of his death... That, is sad imo... Such a legend, R.I.P.
@@zack8865 Yeah, he was extremely open about all of the shit he dealt with both the mental illness side of things and the fact that he suffered horrific abuse as a child.
Same with Chris Cornell's lyric in Soundgarden. Listened to them since 92 and never really put much focus on the dark lyricism to the point of being concerned. Now we can see it was in front of us quite openly.
this band saved my life more times than I can count. this band helped me find myself and survive my abusive household. Chester is a hero of mine and I can never say enough to praise him or Linkin Park as a whole. I'm glad more people are finding them every day and being helped by them
Right? One More Light's album lyrics are weird, i feel a little uncomfortable after listening to them for a while, i even think this album is kinda suicide themed. And i was right.
It just means how many people are really unaware of it, and those who didn't sort of picked up, or couldn't really relate to lyrics but just liked the song, those people wouldn't picked it up. Back then I enjoyed LP, but I didn't understood English that well, not to mention that it was hard to understood lyrics in such songs when I still studied English in secondary. So I have no idea how much I would have picked it up, but later in life I could relate to some lyrics of other types of songs dealing with quite a lot of struggles of life, such as Eminem's classic late 90's and early-mid 2000's songs that helped out to understand him, and relate to some portions of lyrical content. Depression is truly hard thing to pick up from outside, it's like a cancer you never see or wont realize you, or anyone else, has it, until it's somewhat late. When it's too late, you start to remember all the things about that person and his emotions, and you start to pick up some things that person has said thorough life when you were talking or being near that person, and realize thing or two about it all, what and why.
His screams was from legit pain he's going through in this song. You can so sense it. When this song first released I was literally shocked of what he's going through.
All of chester’s lyrics hit harder now that he’s gone. From the beginning, he told us his truth. To me, he’s always come off as a very genuine person. His lyrics always rang true for me. You know it when u hear a genuine truth.
@@joaocaldeira1002 no i don't like slipknot at all. Listen to Matt Shadows or Phil Anselmo screams. Chestes scream is Fry Scream, you can hold this long time. I love chester but i think he is overrated as screamer
i might be wrong, but on rock am ring he reached a length of 23s in this song. could keep up for 10 seconds first, then 12, at some point i hit the 15 second mark... now i can finally sing along without a break there :D
React to one more light. You can feel his emotions after the death of his friend Chris Cornell. It will make you cry. What makes it more emotional is that it's music video was directed after chestor's tragic death
This song really hits home for me and I really loved the reaction. I feel like this song speaks on everything I'm feeling. I'm in a very dark place no matter how hard I try it just gets harder and I've always struggled with depression so the emotion and intensity of this song really got to me because I can really relate to how he was feeling. R.I.P Chester.
That reaction hit home even harder then the song did. In another place and another time i would've been a normal kid but now im just scrolling depression memes all day long and relate to all of them lol
@Gary I'm just 22 but the same here. I'm a "crazy woman" magnet as well. 😃 I don't and/or didn't have depression, but unfortunately I've anxiety in public, so I kinda know what you were through. I'm so glad that your life is on the best way. Wish the same for Daniel.
I know how you feel i love Chester's lyrics and vocals,i have and am at times been in that dark place its shit cause you can never see a light at the end of the tunnel but trust me its there,if you need to talk you can hit me up i don't mind at all and we can chat bout anything
I'll never forget when this album dropped. I already knew how great of a vocalist Chester was, but this song bumped him up to elite status. My 10 year old ass was BLOWN AWAY. Rest Easy King
So many of LINKIN PARK's songs address depression and emotional issues, you can probably say the same thing about at least a few in every album. Right after he passed, it seemed like every time I heard a song by Linkin Park it was a cry for help. Can you imagine how sad that is, every day millions of people hearing your cries for help but no one able to help in a meaningful way? Tragic.
To anyone watching this and thinking: "Oh shit, this is me..". This is proof that you're not alone. Whether you're depressed, dealing with anxiety like me or any other type of mental health issue. Even if it feels like no one understands and there's no hope for you, more people can relate to these feelings than you know. Talk to someone about it. You're definitely not the only one feeling that way.
@@Martin-dn7qg There are people out there that will understand you for sure brother. Don't know where you live in the world, but go to your doctor. Seek professional help. 🙏
@@Martin-dn7qg Hmm.. I'm not a professional, don't know where you live or what you're dealing with, but there's always someone out there who can relate. But hey, you can use the internet, so perhaps try and look for a hotline and call and talk to someone. I hope that can help.
You could apply this analysis about a "cry for help" to most of his songs, honestly. I think that's why his passing hit so many people so hard, including me. We all thought him writing about this stuff was his way of coping with his demons, because he had a terrible upbringing and ended up in some really, really dark places decades before his passing. We thought he was out the other side.
Absolutely, I have definitely been paying more attention to his lyrics since his death, like a lot of people I was a bit iffy on the One More Light album when it was released, and it wasn't high in my rotation, but playing it over and over after he's gone, the whole album feels and sounds like one big cry for help and/or saying goodbye.
Many musicians are fighting demons we have no idea about...it's usually not till something like Chester's passing that we think he was leaving a trail of bread crumbs towards his demise which isn't the case . Suicide is complicated and he probably wasn't even considering it the day it happened but when he ended up alone in that house basically anything can happen inside the head of ppl with mental health issues...and it's terribly sad
Hylian Wolf Chester wrote the lyrics to his parts, Mike wrote his and did(does) a lot of the time have the song already fleshed out and then the band would come in and ad there touch and all that. I believe they are all credited as writers on all their songs and I know they did for that song and Mike and Rick Ruben produced it. Mike produced probably everything on his own by the time Chester passed. Being a songwriter can mean a person writes the music to a song which like I said Mike does...that's why he gets the producer credit and was kinda the leader in a way...and definitely makes him plenty of more money than the other guys...dude is smart as fuck....dumbass
Figure 09 is freaking legendary song that gives me chills everytime i listen to it! Nothing can be as good as Linkin Park three first albums in my opinion!
This song is very special to me, i was going through my own suicidal tendencies and i felt like no one cared that i had stopped being me(used to be very extroverted) and i sunk into a pit of despair and i was on the verge of doing what chester did for the second time since my first attempt failed. The i found this song and it felt like he was screaming with me. so now every time i hear this song i have to scream the misery part as loud as i can through my tears. its the best therapy i can get.
Chester once gave the most accurate description I've ever heard of depression. He described it as his own head being "a bad neighbourhood where [he] shouldn't be left alone." I suffer with serious depression myself, and that description just hit home so hard. I can be with other people and be distracted and I'm the happiest, most outgoing guy in the room, but leave me alone with my thoughts and things get very dark, very quickly.
I sincerely and utterly respect you for everything you have said on this reaction. As someone who has dealt with depression and torment for years its really heartwarming to hear someone who sincerely sounds as though they give a shit. Thank you man seriously.
In retrospect, a ton of Linkin Park songs sound like a cry for help, and carry weight. I feel like Chester channeled a lot of his depression (as in the condition) and emotion through his music. It also explains why his music resonates so much with so many people. It's incredibly relatable. RIP Chester Bennington. Goddamn legend. Manic Depression fucking sucks man. Depression fucking sucks. And the worst part is that when you fall into it, there's practically nothing to be done.
@DemonRider909, your last sentence above is one of absolute truth, sadly. The whole 'call someone', 'get help' stuff is all BS! The current Mental Health System's "treatment modality" in these United States has basically turned back the hands of time & science! Now? Just warehousing & chemical restraints & all you need to do to get out is tell the White Coats that you feel much better & have no thoughts of 'harming' yourself or others! Or, your Insurance will no longer pay! 😮 I have been in such a huge level of depression for the past almost 3 years, absolutely nothing gets accomplished & I just lay on my couch & 'hide' from the world. In the words of the late great Peter Steele, Everyone I Love Is Dead. And so it goes... Peace.
@@maggierezac5820 I'm 'so sorry to hear that you've been in that awful deep pit of depression for about 3 years. My depression got worse about 3 years ago too...that was when I had been drugged and raped. The following year, someone I deeply loved took their own life after a very long struggle with severe depression. There are so many ways in which a heart can break. I don't know if you're into art and it sounds like you've tried pretty much everything that society deems to be treatment, but art therapy has been helping me. Telling my family and best friends has helped too...after I lost my loved one I'd think all the time that I wished he would have said something to me. It probably wouldn't have changed the outcome (since he had dealt with it for about 20 years already). I know my family and friends were relieved that I told them...and it's the hardest thing to do...to tell people. As for the art therapy...I've discovered that I really do need to go to those darkest places and create violent or incredibly sad pieces to help me get that shit out. A lot of people think the best thing to do is to look at the positives in our lives, but that doesn't address the underlying problem. We can't be afraid to go into that darkness and confront it. It's easier to see how amazing small blessings are after seeing that darkness. I really hope that you can find something that helps you climb out of that hole. It's one helluva process and I"m still in the middle of it, but I'm realizing that I owe it to myself to try. I think about it like this...if I were to see a girl exactly like me...what would I want to do to help her?? Then I try to apply that stuff to myself. It's too difficult to just think "how do I help myself" when you don't like yourself. So to sorta look at myself from an outsiders point of view has been helpful. Sending you lots of love girl!
I’ve dealt with depression as a side effect of anxiety that manifests itself in uncontrollable outbursts of anger and occasional panic attacks. I throw shit, break shit, and have had to isolate myself at times to keep from beating loved ones senseless for no reason. Meds and therapy have done absolute wonders for me, but the shittiest part of these problems is that what works for me doesn’t work for everyone else. If you deal with these kinds of things, no one can force you to talk to people and talking really doesn’t do shit until you can do it on your own terms. All I can say is when you are ready, find a therapist, a family member, friend, a complete stranger, whoever you feel comfortable talking to, and just start talking. The weight coming off of your shoulders will be one of the best things you will experience.
@@toyotaecw It does suck that what works for one person doesn't work for everyone else. That's just how it goes with any illness. And like with any potentially fatal illness ya just hope that you can find the right combination to actually help before it's too late.
Exactly. Treatment is never the same with any mental illness. People enjoy acting like it is, like drugging someone to the point of minor functioning is the solution for everyone. Some people react far worse to medication than others. Others get addicted, or it can be what causes them to take harsher action. I'm glad that medication works for you @toyotaecw. But you're right. True depression isn't an emotion. It's a state of mind. And the best people to talk to aren't therapists, but usually someone who actually understands, from experience. Sharing suffering eases it more than anything else. It's such a lonely, crushing "feeling". Even sharing it here helps, if only a little and if only temporarily. All the best to you @Linzombie06 @toyotaecw @Maggie Rezac if it means anything. Life can be rough enough without this shit.
This song is so powerful: the lyrics are very tough, but the music is so full of energy that you cannot help but listen to it...and that is Linkin Park.
novachroma I´ve been practicing my screams for almost a decade, and I had been able to do that only twice, but also I suffer from asthma, so my lung capacity is shit
Manny Blackstar he also do it live, sadly a couple of years later he had to get an operation, but still do it in 2 but he did it live, I saw them on their last tour and he did it almost fully
Manny Blackstar Watch the live version of the song. It's AOL session. And it's amazing how he hit the high note right after such a long scream. He was a legend.
Rest in peace to such an inspirational musician. Linkin park was my favorite band as a child and I was absolutely heart broken when I found out he committed suicide. He will forever be missed.
I am a vocalist, been growling and screaming since my junior year of high school. I have tried since this song was released to replicate that scream. The way he drops octaves isn't him running out of breath, im sure he could've held that for longer. It's an intense fucking scream and the last time i tried it (37 takes mind you) i could barely talk the rest of the day. I can hold it for roughly 12 of the 18 seconds. He was an absolute god at vocals, and I legit cried the day he passed. I got into vocals because of Chester Bennington. But i jam the fuck out of this song. I have been in pretty rough points in my life (even being homeless sleeping at the junior college at night before class the next day) and to put on a pair of studio headphones and release all that tension and pain in that monster fucking scream saved my life more than I care to admit. That was me pushing my body and my craft to points that was unhealthy at times but felt so good doing.
100% agree with this - i always feel like they were one of the few bands who sang about depression, self hate, addiction, lonliness...without being cliche or sounding untrue. Theyve always been my fave band and always will xo
One of my favorite songs. I relate so much to all his songs lyrically. He was so talented. I'm so glad you listened to this one. All his songs lyrically show the pain he suffered til the end. Please, please listen to "Heavy", the original video. It's barely a 3 minute song. It's beautifully sad and powerful, especially since it was one of the last videos he released before his passing.
As someone who's fought a very deep darkness, I was naturally drawn to this band growing up as it felt like someone put words to my thoughts. Even before he reached his way out, I had a feeling he was closing in on it. And for me personally, I was lucky to find my way out and still live. And I'm happy for Chester that he can finally have his peace. And to all that criticize him or his music, I challenge any and all of them to spend one hour in the hell we've gone through. One hour in the darkest parts we've had to be trapped in for years. I know they wouldn't last that long. An hour here is an eternity there. And to contain that and pretend like you're not white knuckling every second of your life, but knowing that asking for help will make everyone avoid you even more, fear you even more... That's what Chester means by "no one cares". Because... No one did. The band has a special place in my heart, as only those that have been to those deep dark places can recognize one of their own. And again, Chester... You rest, friend. You rest.
Linkin Park: One More Light is definitely required. It's the complete polar opposite of this musically, but it might well leave you in a puddle of tears. Does me. 😢 One of Chester's last songs before he passed. Heartbreaking, dood. Devastating. (There is a video, too, that just hits you very hard. Did me.)
I still cry listening to Linkin Park. They were there when I felt like nobody else was. And they had a song about everything I went through, from depression to suicidal tendencies to addiction. They were always there. But...now Chester isn't. But we still are.
As someone who dealt with depression and suicidal thoughts.. i know what people feel like, and i remember listening to this song back in the day and it actually helped, cause someone vocalized what i felt. very few people realize depression is not sadness.. at least not JUST.. its happiness, anger, boredom, sadness, loneliness, anxiety, mood swings ,fear, hostility, neediness, exhaustion, feeling helpless and alone, while also conversely wanting to distance and isolate yourself, self pity , self hatred, bouts positivity and negativity all bound together erratically in an emotional roller-coaster that you don't understand. So how could you expect your loved ones to understand? .. but they don't have to understand... trust me.. maybe not your family, maybe a friend, or just a random Hefnerd! ..with time and effort you can get past it.. it never truly leaves you completely, but you can overcome it, and you can live your life to the fullest!
I have been suffering from depression for 10 years and your channel has actually helped me in my worst time lately as you have got me back into the music I love and lost because my ex partner didn’t like my music taste! But now she’s gone at my worst time I can find myself again and you have helped with it!! Big fan dude! R.I.P Chester his music has also helped me a lot! One more light is something that will stay with me for life!
I remember the first time I saw this, thinking "Okay but surely he can't pull that scream off live AND go straight back into the chorus..." I was so, so wrong. Chester you are a god. RIP man.
Actually, Chester passed away in 2017. This song was written in 2007. So, we can only guess if that is cry for help or not. But in your defense, I want to say that i experienced similar feelings while listening to their old songs after his death. Cuz Linkin Park had some lyrics that we can consider like "cry for help" even before: 2001 - Crawling, 2003 - Easier To Run. For me it sounds like before, he was expressing his feelings and pain in singing, screaming... But in 2017 he was heartbroken with Chris Cornell (his good friend) death (suicide too), and Chester was really dipressed. So you can hear like he`s really crying for help in their new album "One More Light". And maybe he can not hold all this pain inside him. I was at their last show in Birmigham in 2017, July 6, i mean, he was still doing great those screams, but he kinda missed his passion on that screams. Seems like he was more focused on new songs. But there also is a chance, that he was dipressed all that time, since 2001, but noone noticed this... It`s only my opinion btw, don`t blame, correct me if i`m wrong. (Probably noone gonna even read this whole comment). SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH! RIP Chester
Im 21 and im a huge fan since I was 6 years old and he also stated one time even before minutes to midnight came out that "breaking the habit" was his hardest song. It was kinda a scream for help already and pretty much confirmed just wanted to say that so ppl don't soak up the wrong information. Rip Chester my childhood idol :( Went to a concert with my parents when minutes to midnight came out I'm so glad I was able to see him live before he passed ...
Omg, "Easier To Run!" Love that damned song, & it gets me every time. That was the first Linkin Park song I listened to the day he died. It always made me cry before, but holy shit! :(
as a 40+ year old metal head, this song has always been in a heavy rotation for me. after a really crappy childhood, I was depressed, suicidal and full of anxiety by the age of 14. always found a reason to stick around. now, I own a house, been with my awesome wife 20 years and we have an amazing 2 year old son! the thing is, that darkness is always there. it creeps in when you least expect it. I catch myself trying to trick myself into thinking they are better off without me. if you have never felt that, I assure you, it is the worst feeling you could imagine. thankfully, if I get like that and can’t shake it off right away, my wife has seen it and talked with me enough to notice. it helps. hope everyone here keeps head banging their way through the holidays!
@nathanspiller Its a co-write thing but yes Mike does a lot of the writing. Unfortunately they don’t really state anywhere who wrote what lyrics but I’m pretty sure this song was written by Chester since it fits everything hes been through a lot more
People misread it...people in chesters emotional state (like me) do not feel like people aren’t trying to help...the desperation comes when people try anything to help you and none of it works. At that point you feel more alone than you can imagine...you feel desperate and scared. It’s like drowning and people keep trying to help but they can’t stop you from sinking and all you can do is watch their expression as they fail to help you
I'm sure some of you can relate to me here but i grew up listening to linkin park like many of you, and they were one of those bands that i listened to for strength when i was hurting because i knew to some degree Chester (and by extension to my knowledge the rest of the band) have gone through or going through similar issues. It felt better to know i wasn't alone, it hurt so bad when i found out about his death because it's like, how am i supposed to feel when one of the prime people i listened to for help with depression who was always a staple of hope in my eyes unfortunately loses the fight and is gone. It breaks my heart still to this day. Thank you for the strength over the years Chester i may not have been as strong if it wasn't for you man, you'll always live in our hearts and I'm glad to have found this band growing up.
I know I'm finding you late but felt I need to reach out since you have made my day so much better. I bet being goofy feels a bit ridiculous but it really makes a difference. Thanks and keep gettin it!
Dude, your face at that scream, that's what I was here for. Chester's music spoke to me like no other. Him and I had alot of the same demons, and it still breaks my heart that those demons won with him. Still breaks my heart, it's hard to listen to any of LP's songs now. But I'm so glad that I was able to exist in the same time as Chester. *The voice of a angel, the scream of a demon*
before his death= heavy song
after his death= too sad to listen cos he was screaming for help
So true
Legit
Plenty of bands use lyrics like this...it don't mean he was contemplating suicide 10 years from this recording
It's what music is..painting a picture with words and he was one of them best at it with Mike
as metallica said, sad but true :(
"HOW LONG?!"
That's how I felt the first time too
How long do you want to scream?
Yes!
17 seconds lol 😂
I first heard it when I was working one day. I was taken back so fucking much!
You know that sounds really really bad out of context😂😂😂
@@benmcintosh2218 I'll give it an extra second for the build up
3:50 -"eeh just a normal rock scream, pretty normal"
3:53 -" HOLD UP A MINUTE"
3:55 -" WHAT THE FOK? "
4:01 -" HE WAS A LEGEND"
He popped his eyes thrice man😂😂
Same reaction!!
@@fanofmanythings7717 there is too much credit given to this scream. Chester used fry screams, very easy to hold. The difficult part of the scream he does is because there is so much power in it and takes a lot of air support to hold the note and then to shift down an octave.
@@MystifiedSky39 so... Is it hard or not? Make up your mind, dawg
@@MystifiedSky39 Too much credit? there is probably 10 people around the world that can do this scream in the right key. Not too much credit at all.
dont cry because he is gone
be happy because he was here
killerkerem 93 well said
Stolen from Numb video, fuck off write smth original
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Ah yes, Dr. Seuss and Linkin Park, the best combination.
I agree fuck that I get choked up by seeing Chester and knowing exactly how it feels to want it to end and to just want to give up. It’s sad how people who are such a blessing to this earth leave it so early
Eminem: king of hip hop not breathing
Michael Jackson: king of pop stage endurance
Chester Bennington: King of melodic screams that go beyond what anyone can perform
Michael Jackson: king of pop stage groin maneuvering
Well said!
I’m not a linking park fan but i feel bad for his family I think he was just in pain he wanted to leave this
World
It wasn’t selfish when you are suffering and can’t find joy
There are longer screams out there. I am a screamer and his tone was something I still strive for. His singing I can emulate decently, but his rasp and control was next level.
@@tormentforever31 Don't feel bad for his family, his band mate helped him more
His scream lasted 18 seconds and had a second to breath before going back into the chorus
And it's not like that "I've given uuup" was an easy line either. It has a high tune and it's demanding on its own right, like "you need your lungs full" kinda demanding
17 seconds but still
You can get a hell of a lot out of a fry
And one more before the "UP", as well. I did it once.... vision was a bit blurry before I went back into it.
The 4 stages of listening to the scream:
1. Oh nice he's hitting the scream
2. Damn he's really going in on this
3. HOLY CRAP HOW LONG IS HE GONNA SCREAM FOR
4. HOW LONG WAS THAT???
Accurate 😂
100% what everyone's thinking
Forgot the 5th stage.
Replay
I'm glad you took the time at the end of the video to send out that message.
I agree.
When Linkin Park was producing this song, Mike took time to stay over with Chester to make sure he was ok.
I wish the same had happened during that final weekend.
Yes
Mike still regrets and I am sure will for the rest of his life about that
@@1handedmedia Er sollte sich das nicht vorwerfen
@@tobi_dbg ein Deutscher hier😂😂
@@tobi_dbg Ja, man fühlt sich schuldig nichts dagegen getan zu haben. Das schmerzt sehr.
Thank you Chester... for saving my life..
dude you made me cry...
but we couldn't save him man... 😥🙏
Right there with ya man. Chester had a moment of weakness on the birthday of his passed friend, suicide is rarely planned out long term or ahead of time, its more often than not a push of the moment.
Same dude. It's been almost 18 yrs since hearing his voice and listening to the band helped me to literally get up from the floor when I physically should have been dead and seek help. And now I feel so lucky that my 14yo, while really liking LP, doesn't necessarily love them because he doesn't really relate to the lyrics the way that I absolutely did, and I hope he never does.
If there is one thing chesters dead told us is that we have to hold together. Stay strong mates!
As someone who struggles with depression, I want to point out that the sad truth of Chester's suicide ISN'T that no one cared or that no one tried to help him. It's that he got help. That he did get medication, therapy, counseling, and numerous other support lines. Unfortunately, all those things did was slow or perhaps delay his mental deterioration. NOW- that's not to say that everyone who has Major Depression (medical term, not a denoting of scale or whatever) or even suicidal depression has to reach the same conclusion. For different people and different brains, different things work or don't work and every individual may have to try multiple routes in order to get the help and result that they need. It just so happened that with Chester, it was a prime example that sometimes money and effort can't combat the intensity of your own brain fighting against you.
😢
Depression is mental illness
This comment needs much more attention
This comment needs more thumbs up! As a bloke that has been battling with depression for over 2 decades now (i'm 37) This track has meant more to me than any other song.. ever. This is exactly how i feel in my worst time.
This is the realest thing I've read on the internet in years. Unfortunately only other people who suffer from depression will probably understand your statement, and just how real the struggle is.
"This is like a cry for help" Bruh all his songs are mostly a cry for help
Absolutely. And the fact that he was so forward, so vulnerable, so open with his pain is part of why we all loved him so much. His pain reflected our pain, and when we heard him sing, growl, and scream about his struggles each and every one of us felt a little less alone in ours.
RIP, Chester. We didn't deserve you.
@@JuggyFWB yeah not all artists put their struggles into their music as much as he did. In hindsight it was pretty obvious that he did struggle with depression for a long time. He will always be remembered.
I don't see it as a cry for help, I mean, it is, but also, that's not why it exists. I feel that the song is a statement of "this is my reality" and an offering: "This might be your reality, do you see it here? You are not alone." Chester was aware of his demons. He shared his with us, I believe, to help us all live with the demons we have, himself included.
@@leenahbean yes
Like listening to the first song first album lol
His face when he screamed was like 😲
Chester held a note for 20 seconds straight. That was everyone's reaction their first time hearing it XD
@@mansonsacidtrip6862 I once tried it when I was home alone and I couldn't breathe 🤣
@@kieran420 Takes a fair bit of practice. Getting enough air in your lungs beforehand is arguably the hardest part (I've tried, and only just managed it)
he got cancer?
@@FarkYouCCB where did you get that from
4:06 same reaction as me. That scream was mother of screams I swear
that scream comes from a place that's filled with hurt sadness and anger and torment
Sorry brother...god of scream
@@JackA066 not to be that guy but it actually comes from mike suggesting he should learn to scream back when he first joined the band
@@ShadowKiller571 i wanna learn how to scream. difficult
Every time I listen to this song I attempt to at least hold the note as long as Chester screams. I can kinda do it, but I miss the lead in to the chorus cause I'm gasping for air.
this isnt a cry for help, this is an "im done crying for help"
Boy surprised by chester singing "ive given up"
Me: he has no idea whats coming lol
And then it comes. Exactly my reaction everytime i listen to this song.
Chester, ill always owe my life to you sir.
And your Reaction is what?😂 crying because chester wasn't as good at screaming, as we all thought years ago?😂
@@flohmaster1 nobody cares about your opinion
Nick McGrew just Listen to some core Bands and you will understand ;)
@@flohmaster1 I already do. Completely different voices and techniques buddy. There's more than one way to scream correctly.
However screaming isn't good for your voice at all, "correct" techniques hurt less.
R. I. P chester
By far my fav react video of yours... Thank you
Alex: "Oh my God dude."
Chester: *GOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDD*
Thank you. Everyone always talks abouts the 17 sec scream lol. And it is glorious. But the build up to it is craaaaaazzy.
i used to jam this song for how badass it is and never looked to deep into it... but after Chester's suicide, it really made me sad cuz of the lyrics. it's a damn shame we lost another great in the rock world...😮
one of the GOATs u mean
I just listened to Lost in The Echo for the first time in ages. It’s spooky how much foreshadowing the lyrics and music video contain for the tragedy that ultimately occurred. RIP Chester
In hindsight, the song sounds like it could have been Chester's suicide note
Same here.
Dude so many of their songs are just gut punches now
We all miss Chester, I remember the day I woke up to his passing..... I had tickets to go see them and then he took his life... Childhood hero gone, rip my man
Same
Wow Nice profile pic
Fun fact: that noise in the background behind the clapping is car keys jingling.
I always though it was chains, sort of symbolysing the chains binding him, preventing him from escaping himself
@@BigManAis it is indeed keys
@@monkeytoes1155 Didn't doubt that it wasn't, just expressing my anticlasm
@@BigManAis ahh, I see
@@BigManAis Oh cmon, stop with these fucking shit comments..
The good old 18 sec scream
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18...
5:36 it was 18 seconds
I mean what is the most sad to me/irritates me, is that their last album "One More Light" was shit on by people at first, but after his death people rated it good and commented on songs being like a clear "cry for help"... Really? Their songs have been revolving around his mental struggles and inner demons since the beginning! And seeminly people haven't picked up on that and were suprised to hear of his death... That, is sad imo... Such a legend, R.I.P.
true bro,when heavy was released,people hated it because its too "pop"
@@zack8865 Yeah, he was extremely open about all of the shit he dealt with both the mental illness side of things and the fact that he suffered horrific abuse as a child.
Same with Chris Cornell's lyric in Soundgarden. Listened to them since 92 and never really put much focus on the dark lyricism to the point of being concerned. Now we can see it was in front of us quite openly.
Death to all but metal
Yup
this band saved my life more times than I can count. this band helped me find myself and survive my abusive household. Chester is a hero of mine and I can never say enough to praise him or Linkin Park as a whole. I'm glad more people are finding them every day and being helped by them
Agree he was awesome. He helped me through a bunch of shit
Linkin Park's lyrics sound so weird after what happend. RIP Chester
Right? One More Light's album lyrics are weird, i feel a little uncomfortable after listening to them for a while, i even think this album is kinda suicide themed. And i was right.
It just means how many people are really unaware of it, and those who didn't sort of picked up, or couldn't really relate to lyrics but just liked the song, those people wouldn't picked it up. Back then I enjoyed LP, but I didn't understood English that well, not to mention that it was hard to understood lyrics in such songs when I still studied English in secondary. So I have no idea how much I would have picked it up, but later in life I could relate to some lyrics of other types of songs dealing with quite a lot of struggles of life, such as Eminem's classic late 90's and early-mid 2000's songs that helped out to understand him, and relate to some portions of lyrical content.
Depression is truly hard thing to pick up from outside, it's like a cancer you never see or wont realize you, or anyone else, has it, until it's somewhat late. When it's too late, you start to remember all the things about that person and his emotions, and you start to pick up some things that person has said thorough life when you were talking or being near that person, and realize thing or two about it all, what and why.
That sad headbanging during the choruses though
RIP Chester Bennington
Tarek Sidawi can you timestamp it at least???
His screams was from legit pain he's going through in this song. You can so sense it. When this song first released I was literally shocked of what he's going through.
You should check out Papercut by Linkin Park.
hell yea i love that song
Yeah, definitely need to hear some old Linkin Park.
I love old LP but Papercut I still don't like. I find it kind overrated tbh since soo many people like it.
Dont forget 'A place for my head' best Linkin park song in my opinion!
Papercut from live in Texas 👍
Chester is best screamer in the world!!!!
now that's just not correct
Umm..no
@@TheAngryMoth104 he will always been the best
Sings like an angel, screams like a demon.
Both of them with Corey
All of chester’s lyrics hit harder now that he’s gone. From the beginning, he told us his truth. To me, he’s always come off as a very genuine person. His lyrics always rang true for me. You know it when u hear a genuine truth.
AWESOMEEEEEEEE! That 18 sec scream is just awesome! React to Faint live from Rock am Ring 2007! The best Chester scream live!
I agree best live version of faint 2:38 is the best part
Yyyeeeesssss!
His scream isnt impressive
@@Euronymous3721 isn't? Tell me why. I see that you are maggot btw
@@joaocaldeira1002 no i don't like slipknot at all. Listen to Matt Shadows or Phil Anselmo screams.
Chestes scream is Fry Scream, you can hold this long time. I love chester but i think he is overrated as screamer
Yeah I saw them live in 2008 and he held the scream longer than on the album...
I saw a live version on TH-cam, don't know if it was the one you went to, but it must have been 26 seconds 😍
Where was it
@@Mooniscool1997 Denver, CO at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre.
@@Mooniscool1997 here is all the times he did it:.
th-cam.com/video/TIAYWkIRBjE/w-d-xo.html
best 18 sec scream... watching him live do it omg so amazing :)
i might be wrong, but on rock am ring he reached a length of 23s in this song. could keep up for 10 seconds first, then 12, at some point i hit the 15 second mark... now i can finally sing along without a break there :D
@@BlackyMox no you can can't
Jamie Boer Some people can.
@@nooneabsolutelynoone7994 It's a fry scream, it's not that hard to hold for fucking ages
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React to one more light. You can feel his emotions after the death of his friend Chris Cornell. It will make you cry. What makes it more emotional is that it's music video was directed after chestor's tragic death
I couldn't agree with this comment more
only this song is not about Chris but about their other friend. Chris was alive when the song was written
bump
He might be talking about the live version on Jimmy Kimmel
i fully agree with you
With you or Dont stay (LP)
Love your face on Chester's scream. RIP Chester " Legend "
The 18 second screen amazingly epic
This song really hits home for me and I really loved the reaction. I feel like this song speaks on everything I'm feeling. I'm in a very dark place no matter how hard I try it just gets harder and I've always struggled with depression so the emotion and intensity of this song really got to me because I can really relate to how he was feeling. R.I.P Chester.
@Gary Oh man, that was so incredibly sweet. Made me cry a bit! Thank you Gary for being an amazing person! Wish you nothing but the bests. 🖤
That reaction hit home even harder then the song did. In another place and another time i would've been a normal kid but now im just scrolling depression memes all day long and relate to all of them lol
@Gary I'm just 22 but the same here. I'm a "crazy woman" magnet as well. 😃 I don't and/or didn't have depression, but unfortunately I've anxiety in public, so I kinda know what you were through. I'm so glad that your life is on the best way. Wish the same for Daniel.
@Gary Wish you the best again. You are an AMAZING human being! Hands down. ❤️❤️
I know how you feel i love Chester's lyrics and vocals,i have and am at times been in that dark place its shit cause you can never see a light at the end of the tunnel but trust me its there,if you need to talk you can hit me up i don't mind at all and we can chat bout anything
I'll never forget when this album dropped. I already knew how great of a vocalist Chester was, but this song bumped him up to elite status. My 10 year old ass was BLOWN AWAY. Rest Easy King
So many of LINKIN PARK's songs address depression and emotional issues, you can probably say the same thing about at least a few in every album. Right after he passed, it seemed like every time I heard a song by Linkin Park it was a cry for help. Can you imagine how sad that is, every day millions of people hearing your cries for help but no one able to help in a meaningful way? Tragic.
Not all songs were about chester. Mike wrote most and some where about him the band all went through stuff growing up
I remember the first time hearing given up and hearing that scream! I was completely blown away! Chester was and is an amazing talented person!
tenaciousjoe24
Fry screams don't require that much air and are not that hard to hold for a long time
To anyone watching this and thinking: "Oh shit, this is me..". This is proof that you're not alone. Whether you're depressed, dealing with anxiety like me or any other type of mental health issue. Even if it feels like no one understands and there's no hope for you, more people can relate to these feelings than you know. Talk to someone about it. You're definitely not the only one feeling that way.
I wish but I do not have anybody rip me
@@Martin-dn7qg There are people out there that will understand you for sure brother. Don't know where you live in the world, but go to your doctor. Seek professional help. 🙏
@@86Kba I can't because there is nobody
@@Martin-dn7qg Hmm.. I'm not a professional, don't know where you live or what you're dealing with, but there's always someone out there who can relate. But hey, you can use the internet, so perhaps try and look for a hotline and call and talk to someone. I hope that can help.
I suffer with crippling anxiety and panic attacks everyday but thank for you for this comment, it’s nice to know I’m not dealing with this on my own.
I love "Given up"...This song proves why Chester was one of the best vocalists.👍
You could apply this analysis about a "cry for help" to most of his songs, honestly. I think that's why his passing hit so many people so hard, including me. We all thought him writing about this stuff was his way of coping with his demons, because he had a terrible upbringing and ended up in some really, really dark places decades before his passing. We thought he was out the other side.
Absolutely, I have definitely been paying more attention to his lyrics since his death, like a lot of people I was a bit iffy on the One More Light album when it was released, and it wasn't high in my rotation, but playing it over and over after he's gone, the whole album feels and sounds like one big cry for help and/or saying goodbye.
Many musicians are fighting demons we have no idea about...it's usually not till something like Chester's passing that we think he was leaving a trail of bread crumbs towards his demise which isn't the case . Suicide is complicated and he probably wasn't even considering it the day it happened but when he ended up alone in that house basically anything can happen inside the head of ppl with mental health issues...and it's terribly sad
Mike Shinoda wrote this song fkn dumbass
I couldn't agree more.
Hylian Wolf Chester wrote the lyrics to his parts, Mike wrote his and did(does) a lot of the time have the song already fleshed out and then the band would come in and ad there touch and all that. I believe they are all credited as writers on all their songs and I know they did for that song and Mike and Rick Ruben produced it. Mike produced probably everything on his own by the time Chester passed. Being a songwriter can mean a person writes the music to a song which like I said Mike does...that's why he gets the producer credit and was kinda the leader in a way...and definitely makes him plenty of more money than the other guys...dude is smart as fuck....dumbass
And “One More Light” was his good bye song.
That music video was made with such heart and love for Chester. Kudos to Mike, Rob, Brad, Dave, Joe and Chester's family for putting that together
Ahhh I love Linkin park! Can you react to figure.09 or breaking the habit plsss?
Figure 09 is freaking legendary song that gives me chills everytime i listen to it! Nothing can be as good as Linkin Park three first albums in my opinion!
@@abdelboumjahed5538 so true! The first 3 were truly the best. Mtm was my personal favorite, but aYYYE WE ALL GOT OPINIONS
Figure.09 is actually my favorite song along with The Shadow Of The Day.
I guess we both agree that The little things give you away is the best song in MTM 😁😁
Yeah, Breaking the Habit!
wanna cry to linkin park? watch the music video of one more light and the messenger
Literally can't make it through one more light without tears
the music video was like their whole journey together
Yesss
I never saw the messenger's video :O
its on my Spotify and i must say that the only song that gets me in tears
This song is very special to me, i was going through my own suicidal tendencies and i felt like no one cared that i had stopped being me(used to be very extroverted) and i sunk into a pit of despair and i was on the verge of doing what chester did for the second time since my first attempt failed. The i found this song and it felt like he was screaming with me. so now every time i hear this song i have to scream the misery part as loud as i can through my tears. its the best therapy i can get.
Chester once gave the most accurate description I've ever heard of depression. He described it as his own head being "a bad neighbourhood where [he] shouldn't be left alone."
I suffer with serious depression myself, and that description just hit home so hard. I can be with other people and be distracted and I'm the happiest, most outgoing guy in the room, but leave me alone with my thoughts and things get very dark, very quickly.
This scream is 17 seconds of pure energy)
18 seconds
@@deadly_sneaker2088 17 seconds. 3:48 - 4:05.
17 seconds......I was curious so I timed it
@@brad2751 18
And he did it live too😂..he is an alien buddy and has went back to his home planet😂❤️
I sincerely and utterly respect you for everything you have said on this reaction. As someone who has dealt with depression and torment for years its really heartwarming to hear someone who sincerely sounds as though they give a shit. Thank you man seriously.
LP got a ton of unjust hate over the years but I've been a fan since Hybrid. There will never be another Chester Bennington. RIP
In retrospect, a ton of Linkin Park songs sound like a cry for help, and carry weight. I feel like Chester channeled a lot of his depression (as in the condition) and emotion through his music. It also explains why his music resonates so much with so many people. It's incredibly relatable. RIP Chester Bennington. Goddamn legend. Manic Depression fucking sucks man. Depression fucking sucks. And the worst part is that when you fall into it, there's practically nothing to be done.
@DemonRider909, your last sentence above is one of absolute truth, sadly. The whole 'call someone', 'get help' stuff is all BS! The current Mental Health System's "treatment modality" in these United States has basically turned back the hands of time & science! Now? Just warehousing & chemical restraints & all you need to do to get out is tell the White Coats that you feel much better & have no thoughts of 'harming' yourself or others! Or, your Insurance will no longer pay! 😮
I have been in such a huge level of depression for the past almost 3 years, absolutely nothing gets accomplished & I just lay on my couch & 'hide' from the world. In the words of the late great Peter Steele, Everyone I Love Is Dead.
And so it goes... Peace.
@@maggierezac5820 I'm 'so sorry to hear that you've been in that awful deep pit of depression for about 3 years. My depression got worse about 3 years ago too...that was when I had been drugged and raped. The following year, someone I deeply loved took their own life after a very long struggle with severe depression. There are so many ways in which a heart can break. I don't know if you're into art and it sounds like you've tried pretty much everything that society deems to be treatment, but art therapy has been helping me. Telling my family and best friends has helped too...after I lost my loved one I'd think all the time that I wished he would have said something to me. It probably wouldn't have changed the outcome (since he had dealt with it for about 20 years already). I know my family and friends were relieved that I told them...and it's the hardest thing to do...to tell people. As for the art therapy...I've discovered that I really do need to go to those darkest places and create violent or incredibly sad pieces to help me get that shit out. A lot of people think the best thing to do is to look at the positives in our lives, but that doesn't address the underlying problem. We can't be afraid to go into that darkness and confront it. It's easier to see how amazing small blessings are after seeing that darkness. I really hope that you can find something that helps you climb out of that hole. It's one helluva process and I"m still in the middle of it, but I'm realizing that I owe it to myself to try. I think about it like this...if I were to see a girl exactly like me...what would I want to do to help her?? Then I try to apply that stuff to myself. It's too difficult to just think "how do I help myself" when you don't like yourself. So to sorta look at myself from an outsiders point of view has been helpful. Sending you lots of love girl!
I’ve dealt with depression as a side effect of anxiety that manifests itself in uncontrollable outbursts of anger and occasional panic attacks. I throw shit, break shit, and have had to isolate myself at times to keep from beating loved ones senseless for no reason. Meds and therapy have done absolute wonders for me, but the shittiest part of these problems is that what works for me doesn’t work for everyone else. If you deal with these kinds of things, no one can force you to talk to people and talking really doesn’t do shit until you can do it on your own terms. All I can say is when you are ready, find a therapist, a family member, friend, a complete stranger, whoever you feel comfortable talking to, and just start talking. The weight coming off of your shoulders will be one of the best things you will experience.
@@toyotaecw It does suck that what works for one person doesn't work for everyone else. That's just how it goes with any illness. And like with any potentially fatal illness ya just hope that you can find the right combination to actually help before it's too late.
Exactly. Treatment is never the same with any mental illness. People enjoy acting like it is, like drugging someone to the point of minor functioning is the solution for everyone. Some people react far worse to medication than others. Others get addicted, or it can be what causes them to take harsher action. I'm glad that medication works for you @toyotaecw. But you're right.
True depression isn't an emotion. It's a state of mind. And the best people to talk to aren't therapists, but usually someone who actually understands, from experience. Sharing suffering eases it more than anything else. It's such a lonely, crushing "feeling". Even sharing it here helps, if only a little and if only temporarily.
All the best to you @Linzombie06 @toyotaecw @Maggie Rezac if it means anything. Life can be rough enough without this shit.
This song is so powerful: the lyrics are very tough, but the music is so full of energy that you cannot help but listen to it...and that is Linkin Park.
One of my favorite song of all time for sure, the scream he does is 18 seconds and thats not easy my friend
Andres Schifferli well, with using right technique it is not that hard actually
novachroma I´ve been practicing my screams for almost a decade, and I had been able to do that only twice, but also I suffer from asthma, so my lung capacity is shit
Manny Blackstar he also do it live, sadly a couple of years later he had to get an operation, but still do it in 2 but he did it live, I saw them on their last tour and he did it almost fully
Manny Blackstar Watch the live version of the song. It's AOL session. And it's amazing how he hit the high note right after such a long scream. He was a legend.
Fry scream was the technique Chester used to do, you can keep it as long as you want -- it's not that hard.
Linkin Park- Leave Out All The Rest
That song will be played at my funeral. Gets to me every time.
THIS song is a cry for help, moreso than Given Up. IMO
I cry at that song 🖤
The deepest song ever
This song is so sad it actually reaches Fade to Black by Metallica level of sadness
when word about his death go out rihanna twitted about his voice "He was a vocal beast" Yeah 18 seconds of scream.... facts
*17 seconds
KillaOfAnythin he did hold 19 seconds on a concert so I don’t thinks it’s totally wrong what she said
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Rip Chester ❤️
Rest in peace to such an inspirational musician. Linkin park was my favorite band as a child and I was absolutely heart broken when I found out he committed suicide. He will forever be missed.
Legit one of the best screams ever! RIP, Chester. 🤘🏼
R. I. P. Chester Bennington you are one of the best ❤️💔❤️
I am a vocalist, been growling and screaming since my junior year of high school. I have tried since this song was released to replicate that scream. The way he drops octaves isn't him running out of breath, im sure he could've held that for longer. It's an intense fucking scream and the last time i tried it (37 takes mind you) i could barely talk the rest of the day. I can hold it for roughly 12 of the 18 seconds. He was an absolute god at vocals, and I legit cried the day he passed. I got into vocals because of Chester Bennington.
But i jam the fuck out of this song. I have been in pretty rough points in my life (even being homeless sleeping at the junior college at night before class the next day) and to put on a pair of studio headphones and release all that tension and pain in that monster fucking scream saved my life more than I care to admit. That was me pushing my body and my craft to points that was unhealthy at times but felt so good doing.
All of Linkin Park’s songs are like a theme song to my life. Their songs have gotten me through so much.
100% agree with this - i always feel like they were one of the few bands who sang about depression, self hate, addiction, lonliness...without being cliche or sounding untrue. Theyve always been my fave band and always will xo
U have got another like yourself buddy ❤️
One of my favorite songs. I relate so much to all his songs lyrically. He was so talented. I'm so glad you listened to this one. All his songs lyrically show the pain he suffered til the end. Please, please listen to "Heavy", the original video. It's barely a 3 minute song. It's beautifully sad and powerful, especially since it was one of the last videos he released before his passing.
Ice Nine Kills - American Nightmare
Thank God It's Friday
A Grave Mistake
Stabbing In The Dark
Ryan Whiting just the whole damn album lmao
Every song they ever made*
He just said christmas was his favorite holiday, how about Merry Axe-mas
I think he'd like a Grave Mistake
Gotta do them all close together for the story.
As someone who's fought a very deep darkness, I was naturally drawn to this band growing up as it felt like someone put words to my thoughts. Even before he reached his way out, I had a feeling he was closing in on it. And for me personally, I was lucky to find my way out and still live. And I'm happy for Chester that he can finally have his peace. And to all that criticize him or his music, I challenge any and all of them to spend one hour in the hell we've gone through. One hour in the darkest parts we've had to be trapped in for years. I know they wouldn't last that long. An hour here is an eternity there. And to contain that and pretend like you're not white knuckling every second of your life, but knowing that asking for help will make everyone avoid you even more, fear you even more... That's what Chester means by "no one cares". Because... No one did. The band has a special place in my heart, as only those that have been to those deep dark places can recognize one of their own. And again, Chester... You rest, friend. You rest.
Isn’t it nice when you can connect with a band/singer? It’s like self therapy in the dark. Korn 94 was mine
A Perfect Circle - Judith
Yesssssss
More likes to this comment pls
oh yes, really surprised he hasn't reacted to that one yet
@@SergioLanau Done ;)
Linkin Park: One More Light is definitely required.
It's the complete polar opposite of this musically, but it might well leave you in a puddle of tears.
Does me. 😢
One of Chester's last songs before he passed.
Heartbreaking, dood. Devastating.
(There is a video, too, that just hits you very hard.
Did me.)
one more light contains good lyrics but not good melody compare to songs such as in the end, Pushing me away etc...
@@yesh6545 it's not about those, it's about the message and it was released right before his death.. that's the point
I still cry listening to Linkin Park. They were there when I felt like nobody else was. And they had a song about everything I went through, from depression to suicidal tendencies to addiction. They were always there. But...now Chester isn't. But we still are.
Linkin Park- leave out all the rest
Incredible song, but you will need tissues
My fave LP song ❤❤
Very much yes!
Yes!
As someone who dealt with depression and suicidal thoughts.. i know what people feel like, and i remember listening to this song back in the day and it actually helped, cause someone vocalized what i felt. very few people realize depression is not sadness.. at least not JUST.. its happiness, anger, boredom, sadness, loneliness, anxiety, mood swings ,fear, hostility, neediness, exhaustion, feeling helpless and alone, while also conversely wanting to distance and isolate yourself, self pity , self hatred, bouts positivity and negativity all bound together erratically in an emotional roller-coaster that you don't understand. So how could you expect your loved ones to understand? .. but they don't have to understand... trust me.. maybe not your family, maybe a friend, or just a random Hefnerd! ..with time and effort you can get past it.. it never truly leaves you completely, but you can overcome it, and you can live your life to the fullest!
I have been suffering from depression for 10 years and your channel has actually helped me in my worst time lately as you have got me back into the music I love and lost because my ex partner didn’t like my music taste! But now she’s gone at my worst time I can find myself again and you have helped with it!! Big fan dude! R.I.P Chester his music has also helped me a lot! One more light is something that will stay with me for life!
Good luck for you're future. Stay strong 💪 you got this xx
The One More Light live version where he performs while he is in with the crowd. Incredibly powerful
I haven't GIVEN UP on continuing to recommend Stone Sour - Fabuless.
Day 15
Agree!
Good suggestion. I feel like Absolute Zero would be another good Stone Sour song for Alex to react to.
@@Irrev77 or "From can to cant" by Corey and Dave Grohl
Dont give up
Y E S
I remember the first time I saw this, thinking "Okay but surely he can't pull that scream off live AND go straight back into the chorus..."
I was so, so wrong. Chester you are a god. RIP man.
If you think about it, a lot of their songs was Chester crying for help with millions of people listening and no one heard him 😪
Actually, Chester passed away in 2017. This song was written in 2007. So, we can only guess if that is cry for help or not. But in your defense, I want to say that i experienced similar feelings while listening to their old songs after his death. Cuz Linkin Park had some lyrics that we can consider like "cry for help" even before: 2001 - Crawling, 2003 - Easier To Run. For me it sounds like before, he was expressing his feelings and pain in singing, screaming... But in 2017 he was heartbroken with Chris Cornell (his good friend) death (suicide too), and Chester was really dipressed. So you can hear like he`s really crying for help in their new album "One More Light". And maybe he can not hold all this pain inside him. I was at their last show in Birmigham in 2017, July 6, i mean, he was still doing great those screams, but he kinda missed his passion on that screams. Seems like he was more focused on new songs. But there also is a chance, that he was dipressed all that time, since 2001, but noone noticed this... It`s only my opinion btw, don`t blame, correct me if i`m wrong. (Probably noone gonna even read this whole comment). SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH! RIP Chester
Константин Котов finally someone who realized that the song wasn’t released in 2017 спасибо
100%! Everyone that knows Linkin Park knew Chester had his demons. Unfortunately they won in 2017 :(
chester had been open about his depressions since long before 2007
Im 21 and im a huge fan since I was 6 years old and he also stated one time even before minutes to midnight came out that "breaking the habit" was his hardest song.
It was kinda a scream for help already and pretty much confirmed just wanted to say that so ppl don't soak up the wrong information.
Rip Chester my childhood idol :(
Went to a concert with my parents when minutes to midnight came out I'm so glad I was able to see him live before he passed ...
Omg, "Easier To Run!" Love that damned song, & it gets me every time. That was the first Linkin Park song I listened to the day he died. It always made me cry before, but holy shit! :(
4:04 thats what she said
Gojira - The Art of Dying or Backbone
YES
it's sad that in so much of their music, the lyrics are very sad and do seem like a cry for help yet we never noticed only until it was too late...
I love seeing people’s reaction to how long he can hold it
as a 40+ year old metal head, this song has always been in a heavy rotation for me. after a really crappy childhood, I was depressed, suicidal and full of anxiety by the age of 14. always found a reason to stick around. now, I own a house, been with my awesome wife 20 years and we have an amazing 2 year old son! the thing is, that darkness is always there. it creeps in when you least expect it. I catch myself trying to trick myself into thinking they are better off without me. if you have never felt that, I assure you, it is the worst feeling you could imagine. thankfully, if I get like that and can’t shake it off right away, my wife has seen it and talked with me enough to notice. it helps.
hope everyone here keeps head banging their way through the holidays!
Can I ask you, if we compare only guitar riffs, which album of LP is the best for you?
that’s hard though, between Meteora and Hyrid Theroy. I think maybe Meteora.
Shawn Shotaholic Oh, yeah, Meteora, but I love some riffs of Hunting Party, have you listened to it?
Jan Pakosta absolutely, great album! solid return to their earlier sound.
Heavy and that whole album sounds like a cry from Chester.
Most people domt realize shinoda writes all the lyrics.
@@Nathan-fz8wx this is false mike does not write all the lyrics lol
Leave out all the rest is really different after his death.
he writes most of LP songs, like most most
@nathanspiller Its a co-write thing but yes Mike does a lot of the writing. Unfortunately they don’t really state anywhere who wrote what lyrics but I’m pretty sure this song was written by Chester since it fits everything hes been through a lot more
17 second scream, hard to do but that's all his pain out there
Yes, you are right... He cried for help... "But Nobody's Listening."
If you really wanna cry listen to Waiting For The End by Linkin Park at full volume. Goosebumps.
Mason Powers criminally underrated album imo.
@@sebastianjennings1159 yup
YES. My favorite Linkin song besides points of authority
People misread it...people in chesters emotional state (like me) do not feel like people aren’t trying to help...the desperation comes when people try anything to help you and none of it works. At that point you feel more alone than you can imagine...you feel desperate and scared. It’s like drowning and people keep trying to help but they can’t stop you from sinking and all you can do is watch their expression as they fail to help you
This song is one people new to Linkin Park MUST listen to. A 17 second scream then goes back to normal smooth singing right after. THAT is talent.
I'm sure some of you can relate to me here but i grew up listening to linkin park like many of you, and they were one of those bands that i listened to for strength when i was hurting because i knew to some degree Chester (and by extension to my knowledge the rest of the band) have gone through or going through similar issues. It felt better to know i wasn't alone, it hurt so bad when i found out about his death because it's like, how am i supposed to feel when one of the prime people i listened to for help with depression who was always a staple of hope in my eyes unfortunately loses the fight and is gone. It breaks my heart still to this day. Thank you for the strength over the years Chester i may not have been as strong if it wasn't for you man, you'll always live in our hearts and I'm glad to have found this band growing up.
Linkin Park is one of the greatest
Chester has and always will be my favorite singer. I feel so connected and comfortable when I listen to him
He was some serious monster in terms of singing and the 10 sec "feel like 3 years" scream proves it!
- How long?
- FOREVER!!!!!
I know I'm finding you late but felt I need to reach out since you have made my day so much better. I bet being goofy feels a bit ridiculous but it really makes a difference. Thanks and keep gettin it!
I found this channel a while back now always brightens my day when it’s dark
U should check The Messenger is a beautiful song :)
I agree. One of my faves by LP.
Agree. He should check that out after One More Light
Linkin Park saved my life when I was a kid...i can relate to what he sang about on such a deep level....R.I.P. Chester
Dude, your face at that scream, that's what I was here for. Chester's music spoke to me like no other. Him and I had alot of the same demons, and it still breaks my heart that those demons won with him. Still breaks my heart, it's hard to listen to any of LP's songs now. But I'm so glad that I was able to exist in the same time as Chester. *The voice of a angel, the scream of a demon*
react to Papercut, Don't Stay, and Breaking the Habit from Linkin Park
Saw them in concert in like 1999 ....listened to them for years. First song I heard after his death. Sat in my car and 😭