First time hearing Creed “Torn” Reaction | Asia and BJ 

Yep, that album was top shelf.

They just don't appreciate it 😔

Two types of people in this world. People who like Creed and liars

They're lyrics are always amazing, that's why I like them

Anti-Christian 90’s media

@@Todzilla98 ummm your comment isn't in the list... 🤔😳 Looks like they still are "anti Christian" (you have to trick the bots)

That's one of the big reasons why I love their music. I can hardly ever hear or notice the bass in other songs that I listen to. And I'm not consciously an avid bass guy, but when it sticks out in rock songs, I love it.

I would definitely say Creed in influenced by Christianity. It’s pretty obvious, because of Scott Stapp’s upbringing. I’m a Christian, and I see the Christian fingerprints all over most of their songs. It’s the struggle with God and what he wants, and that is what Stapp, and a lot of Christians are constantly going through. Really it’s the struggle with life and the unknown, that we all can relate to. We want answers, and we’re constantly trying to figure it out. So you don’t have to be Christian to relate to Creed’s songs.

Yeah I've been a fan since 97 I've been to a few of the shows The last show I went to was back in 2002 but during the weathered tour ..before he had that car accident Scott was amazing frontman and brain,mark,and Scotty aka flip were killing it 100

I dont think Tremonti is underrated. Any metal head that plays guitar knows who Tremonti is. It surprised me early on to see a lot of them playing Creed riffs, but as I learned guitar, I realized how creative he was.

Pretty good explanation of stamps life experience. So sad about divorce since it's obvious from his writings that he deeply loves his kids and wanted a happy family, but addictions and traumas have apparently continued to destroy him. I'm a Christian and I have no idea what his supposed Christian father relationship with him did.. but I don't think it's right to blame Christianity since stapp's faith I think is all that's kept him alive. If I knew how to fix additions, and folks with emotional problems I sure would do it.. I have a daughter who continues to falter.. it's very painful for parents who love their kids to see their adult kids not be happy. I hope he someday can recover and have healthy family relationships. He's so talented.

@@creinicke1000 First, Scott Stapp is not Christian... he walked away from his faith. It had nothing to do w/ his recovery... rehabilitation... Second, his stepfather was a religious zealot who condemned rock music as 'perverse' ( Seriously, Def Leppard???) Third, religious zealotry... whether it be Christianity, Islam, Hinduism... is dangerous, delusional and deeply scarring to anyone who comes into conflict w/ them. I should know... Teaching religious beliefs is fine... belief in life & death, heaven & hell, a solitary God... Learning kindness and empathy, charity... prayer to bring peace & harmony... respect... tolerance... It's supposed to make life better, not worse for us. It's supposed to be a guidance in life... not a cult of doom & misery. I have seen too many cases where Christianity (and Islam and other beliefs) are weaponized into instilling fear, guilt, and morbid views of the world and people... They scar people mentally & emotionally for life. Also, the hypocrisy of people who preach their gospels by day, and indulge in malicious acts at night... The physical & emotional abuse that so-called religious people inflict on their children & families... the demonizing of other religions w/ zero respect for other beliefs... the sexism and misogyny against women and girls & reproductive rights and sex education... the emboldening of outright racism & intolerance in the cause of faith... the absolute disgraceful way that gay and lesbian people are treated and stigmatized and "cured" (supposedly). And then, there's wars between religious groups simply because of intolerance that leads to violence & deaths. So, it depends on what kind of Christian you are... a zealot who uses beliefs as a cudgel to hurt & maim... or a practitioner who wants to exemplify a kind, considerate & respectful human being... Only u can figure that one out.

@@creinicke1000 P.S. Christianity does not fix mental & emotional problems, or addictions... the Bible does not tell you how to make medicines or build airplanes or care for loved ones - We have to figure out what works best for us, because it may not work for others... And that is why we have mental health professionals, physicians, engineers and counselors... Isn't 'seeking help when we need it' a virtue? Aren't we supposed to listen and learn? Communicate with each other? Settle our issues & differences w/ civility and humility? I'm sick of people who keep saying that we should pray & have faith for things to get better, while they do nothing to fix their problems. That's irresponsible and apathetic to behave that way... because to do nothing is also a choice. "What did I do wrong? I didn't do anything." "Well, that's exactly what you did wrong..."

@@sumonjamal1653 u seem to hate religion I just read the part where u said it doesn't fix mental or emotional problems well that might be ur experience but I know people who it has help n while I'm not religious I don't understand why people want to hate bro get a grip lol Plus medicine don't always work and it dose show how to care and respect your loved ones everyone gots there own way of dealing with shit religion is one so don't belittle that

@@josemadera3138 I don't hate religion... I hate the weaponizing of religion... I can't tolerate hypocrites who molest and rape and kill, and then wear the cloth of holiness as it if absolves their crimes... Like "Buddhists" of Myanmar who killed 20K+ non-Buddhist Rohingyas and raped & brutalized thousands of girls and women in 2017... and justified it by saying that "these people were less than insects, and killing them is no consequence". My point was - just like medicine has its purpose and limitations... religion has it's purpose and is not a panacea for every problem in life. My parents acted like that faith was all that mattered... & my family splintered anyway, because of unresolved issues and callousness by my parents. My dad died after a 14 yr struggle w/ Parkinson's disease and left behind 5 damaged children w/ 2 different wives & no responsibility for his actions (or lack therof)... I am estranged from my older brother because his "faith" put him in the arms of Trump, and Christian nationalists & insurrectionist terrorists (even tho he claims he's a Muslim). I have zero tolerance for anyone who joins an extremist terrorist group of any "religion". That is me getting a grip. My former roommate came from a conservative Christian family... he was diagnosed w/ schizophrenia, exacerbated by his family's lack of financial support in his college years... his little sister nearly died of an ear infection (lost hearing in 1 ear permanently) cos their mom insisted the prayer and God would heal her (their dad took her to the E.R... the doctor threatened to report them to child services... he left the church after that) And they divorced because his mom would not seek marriage counseling unless it was church-approved. Their youngest son became a drug dealer... He said his mom & her family endured years of sexual abuse in a deeply religious household... and she had an underage sexual affair w/ their high school football coach (whom his dad played for on the team). An ex-wife of my close friend was traumatized as a Jehovah's witness because her church got her married young to a man who abused her and was later revealed to be a pedophile... She divorced 3 times (so far). Weaponized religion does real and permanent damage to people from what I have seen. Those are the worst-case scenarios... Religion is not supposed to be this thing that shackles & totures you mentally... Another close friend of mine is a Buddhist, his wife is a Christian... and they take their 2 daughters to a church and a temple and give them the best of both worlds. And his wife had to leave her family's church because her pastor objected to her marrying an Asian immigrant and non-Christian... Such bs from these people. I don't hate religion... but I am aware and wary of hypocrites and liars, who use their faith as an excuse for all the damage they inflict, and the misinformation and outright lies that they spread to further their agendas and ambitions. I say that the objective in life is to be constructive... not destructive. Religion should be used to build people up w/ love, empathy, sympathy, charity, tolerance, communication and understanding... and even a measure of toughness... because life is exceptionally difficult, and help is better than handicap.

Keep Dancing is great too.

Weathered !!

Oh and ONE !!

@@BM-hb2mr dont stop dancing

And it ROCKS!!! Purpose for pain, slow Suicide, name, broken, hit me more, Jesus was a rockstar, and many more!!!!

They never were a Christian band, by the way.

Scott stapp was the only Christian in the band people just assumed they were Christian because the name of the band was/is Creed. I could understand the confusion because of some of the depictions in the videos and their lyrics.

Rock on!

That’s NOT that. Stapp just came out with a new solo album this past year and it’s pretty good

I love AB, but Tremonti's solo band is my favorite "new" band of the last decade+. SO good. He has evolved so much as a songwriter and especially as a singer.

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