Five Finger Death Punch Wrong Side of Heaven Reaction!! 

"No one loves a warrior until the enemy is at the gate"

I'm a combat Vet. This saying has always hit home for me..."The soldier, above all others, prays for peace. For he alone has seen the horror of war".

The end really gets me. “You know me. You saved my life brother”

Marine vet here, thank you for honoring our soldiers, too many of us fall to the wayside unrecognized by many. I lost a knee in the service, but my neighbor, an army vet with 2 tours, lost it all, by his own hand. There was just not enough help to go around. For those who are interested, in Kansas City, we have the Tiny Homes for Vets project. It's a neighborhood of Tiny Houses built by vets for vets who have nowhere else to go. They are given a home, a job, and the help they need. Hundreds of Vets are no longer on the street because of it, and that number is growing.

"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night, because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf". - George Orwell

I spent 6 years in the marines. Thank you guys for letting my brothers and sisters no matter what branch of service know people do care.

My wife is a vet, as well as my son in law who served in Iraq, my wife says part of the problem is the military teaches you a mindset to kill but dont teach you how to shut it off when you are done or come home. My wife is working on her masters in counseling so she can try to help the vets and homeless that are just forgotten and pushed aside. This video really gets to her...

"It is good that war is so terrible or we would grow fond of it." - Robert E. Lee Vets have seen things that would make a demon cringe and when you see a vet staring of into the distance, they are still seeing it. They may fade in time, but they don't go away. 'til Valhalla, my brothers and sisters

I'm sitting here crying. This song always gets me. I'm about to go on my 3rd deployment to stan. It makes a huge difference just knowing that people care.

For 50 years I watched my Dad battle his demons from 2 tours in Vietnam..He never spoke of what he went through while he was there. No one will ever know what these true heroes had to endure while there.. Like my Dad they quietly take it to their grave.. Thank you so much to each and every Vet.

Regarding God being a "She"--this is purely my own personal interpretation, but these lyrics are written from the point of view of a soldier. When an old man faces death, he's most likely to call out to God. When a _young_ man faces death, he's more likely to call out to his Mother.

14 year vet, I saw FFDP over there , You have no idea how it feels to know some of these bands will put themselves out there for us veterans. Thank you all Veterans and those fighting for us still.

Those god damn invisible ninjas chopping onions again damn you!

I know it might not mean much on here, but please hear me out. I am a veteran, and I did see some things. I also have plates in my legs and skull, and shrapnel throughout my body. I don't think I am a hero by any means, as a lot of the men were either drugged, afraid, or desperate to improve their family situations no matter how. The heroes, to me, were the ones who didn't make it home. Now, when I have a borderline panic attack because of fireworks sounding like shots or explosions.. I get made fun of. America didn't ask me to serve. I did that on my own, because I wanted to feel like I helped people by doing the things I never wanted my people to have to do, and keeping them safe. because of that, I don't ever expect to be thanked. when people thank me, I almost tear up, because of the ones I see in my nightmares who didn't make it home. but I wanted to say thank you for what you did here, and the songwriter. it actually quite touched me.

I remember after my 3rd deployment a close friend of mine told me that every time I came back I was a darker person even though I didn't feel I had. Thank you for acknowledge us vets.

I am a 100% disabled vet at 27 three spine surgeries in under a year and my foot doesn't work.. I can't do the things I used to love and still do. Take care of of your selfs y'all

This song hits me so hard, my dad was a Vietnam vet, he came back with PTSD and he self medicated, he ended his suffering in 1986 just 4 weeks before my 9th birthday.

Sori... I'm a vet and i get the same reaction everytime i hear this song or see the video... so powerful is this message they put out.

To those who will read this, To all the veterans, thank you for your service and sacrifice. God bless you and may the Lord watch over you and your family

I'd like to remind Vin that it's not all guys. My favorite WOMAN left her human legs and her piece of mind in Afghanistan.

A good song, a depressing video, but I love the band, and very much respect that they put out this message. FFDP does a great job of supporting the troops, it means a lot to me, really.

Enjoyed your reaction to this song. I’m a Purple Heart recipient with 3 deployments. You two are true patriots.

4 marines, 2 airman, 3 special forces, I think my family has given everything

I want to thank Five Finger Death Punch...... SOLID.... To bring awareness to so many young and old, Vet and Civil, I have watched a few reaction videos like this...and your reaction .... your not alone!! and many have said the same thing..." I had no idea".. And all of those stats are true and are on the rise. Thank you for taking the time to do this reaction video... Call out ... Desert Storm ..90'

I served in the British SAS for 10 years, joined when I was 27. I had the great opportunity to serve with men from the US army amazing lads. This song is a beacon of hope for me and lots of fellow veterans, I felt the same way as the people in the music video, In my 9 th year in the service we were deployed in afghanistan on Christmas we had 10 men in the barracks 3 of whom were in my squad,I slept in a ditch that night 2 men who were supposed to be watching guard went out partying with the others who were awake, some taliban threw a grenade into the barracks killed 3 of the closest people I've ever known. I survived with a 1st degree burn on my back. Spent my Christmas Day in England handing out dog tags to the parents of my fellow brothers. I was discharged after the army noticed my mental health I have never felt so useless in my life I was discarded like some piece of rubbish, the only thing that kept me from ending myself are my wife and 2 daughters. I would never have wished my children to have the same fate as me, my father was an army veteran as well 8 years with the British army and 9 years with the SAS he was diagnosed with ptsd I remember that when I was 11 years old he woke up and started strangling me, he meant no intend to harm me he wasn't himself 2 years after the incident he shot himself he couldn't take it anymore. My mum had to work 2 jobs and I had to start working at age 14 just to help feed my family. 22 SAS regiment 8 years. 23 SAS regiment 1.5 years. Lance corporal Sid William Evans

My father was a 21 year veteran, he joined when I was 3, and we'd always had a very tight family, and then in 91, when I was a senior in high school, he had to go to Iraq.. When he came back, you could just tell something was off. He was never really the same after that, he didnt ever want to talk about it, hid all the pictures he had from over there, and again, he was just never really the same. I really believe he had severe combat PTSD, altho we could never get him to go to the VA for help with it. At times he would just break down and cry, and wish he were dead, and then sometimes he was ok. In the end we lost him to a heart attack in 2012, and every day I think about him, and wish I had the foresight back then to try and make him go to the VA for help. I know that's just hindsight talking but I think it the same nonetheless. Thank you for this and the recognition and Sori really touched my heart with her emotions. God bless you guys.

4years in the Marine Corps infantry with a deployment to Afghanistan under my belt. thanks for y'alls support. Really enjoyed your take on things.

I feel this song on so many levels, was homeless for 3 years when I got out PTSD still haunts me hearing screams, gunfire, explosions in your head as your sleeping waking up thinking that you're still in it to only realize it's just your own memories haunting you. The worse dream ever is the sound of a kid screaming as rounds fall the scream sounds like it' literally in your face so of course, you will wake up looking around your house for that scream...........people have no clue. We might come back from the war but the war truly never ends. Nine Line helped me find myself.

Not a huge fan of the band...but as a 9 year VET i can not watch this vid without breaking down....

As a 4 year Navy vet, Thank you for doing this video. It is a moving message considering how our vets are treated today. Much respect to you two. Our combat vets have to make split second decisions and sometimes the consequences of those actions put our combat vets in a very bad place mentally. It is something that haunts them for a lifetime. Some can make peace with it on their own, some need help and the Government doesn't help. Again, Thank you for your thoughts and support.

Easily your best reaction video yet. As us Australians say Lest we forget. Praise them never forget them and always give a hand when its needed.

Thank you for your support. As a veteran of 11 years it means a lot that you support us. Many thanks to all my fellow vets, and to the ones who are still fighting May you make it home safely.

I spent 12 years in the Marine Corps. 5 combat tours. The horrors of war are lost upon those who haven't experienced it. I have nightmares every night. I wake up every morning and contemplate eating a bullet. We vets lose our homes, our minds, our families, all because we can't live with what we've done. The VA doesn't care. The counsellors just try to drug you up and throw you away. People don't understand what it feels like to have the world lie to you. When we put on that uniform, we go over there and shed blood, end lives. They promised us we would be taken care of. All lies. We're shit on. 22 Veterans a day commit suicide because we can't take it anymore.

I am the son of a father who was drafted and fought in Vietnam. I love my father and am extremely proud of his service, even though my father has mixed feelings about it. I have the most Respect and Admiration for our Service Men and Women. Thank you all for your Service! I love you all for it and will keep you all in my prayers.

I'm an army vet and this song hits me hard really hard, of all my brothers and sisters

I was National Guards for 6 years never did my time over seas so not a hero like these guys, but I respect the hell out of you guys for this conversation! I wish nothing but the best for the Veterans out there and I cant help much either with money but I feel like even just respectful words and a help up like the end of the music video means the world to them! We need to honor them more then just 1 day of the year, and it sucks being out now, I respect every moment of experience I got while being in, thanks Vin and Sori for this video!!

An NCO I worked with took his own life last week. Still bummed about it. He was such a kind person. Rest easy SSgt. Collier. You will be missed.

I lost my older brother in desert storm. An this song is always hard for me to listen to and watch. But our family was always proud of him for the service he did. Thank you for doing this song great reaction . Thank you to all the military for all you do.

I'm an Aussie & this song gets me every time. Sori if I see you start tearing up I'm gone too! Doesn't matter where you're from, all Vets need to be looked after. Thx for the reaction

I'm a veteran and a huge Tool fan. I've watched a lot of your videos and am a big fan. Keep up the awesome work. Good vibes are going your way.

Also, Vietnam was the first war that had journalists and cameras there to document the battles. It completely changed the nation's idea of war. Especially when shown by the media.

Thank ya'll so much for doin this video. I'm a US Marine Veteran who signed up on 911 at 19yrs old. I was in Iraq in 2004. I deal with PTSD n my wife n family has been through hell with my mental condition. I have lost close Brothers to PTSD. I want to Thank ya'll Semper Fi

GOD BLESS EVERY VET 🙏🙏🙏. THANK U SO MUCH FOR MY FREEDOM 🙏

I love this band. I served 22 years in my beloved Air Force. Thank God these guys are helping bring awareness to vet issues

Vin and Sori, I just heard your review, straight up, I'm a Desert Storm vet, I'm happy to hear that somebody gets it, I still feel guilty everyday because I made it home and so many of my brother s didn't. I still wander if today is the day I chew on a bullet. This video really hits a tough place for me, I will be a soldier until I'm dead, and what I've done will haunt me forever. Thank you. I saw the devil today and he looked just like me.

Shout out to all veterans on memorial weekend!! Thank you for your sacrifice and service!!

I’ve seen so many emotionless reactions to this. As a veteran myself I just want to say thank you. This is a real issue.

I had PTSD when I got back. I've come to realize that PTSD is simply a state of denial. A veteran keeps trying to pick up his civilian life where he left off and he's unable to do so. You don't get better from PTSD, you just accept that this is your new life now. I still scan for weapons. I still sit with my back to the corner of the room, watching the entrance. I still look for possible sniper positions. It's not PTSD, it's just what I do now. There were certain ticks I had to get over, like rocking back and forth, the nightmares, and the blinking and twitching, but some stuff is permanent. And personally, I've come to see my "hypervigilance" as a good thing. I'm more prepared than everyone else.

I can't watch this music video without tearing up. I am not a veteran, but I come from a long line of servicemen that offered their lives at the altar of freedom willingly sacrificing themselves for me. These men and women must live every day knowing their brothers and sisters fell beside them for a country that doesn't care about them and even hates them. The wars never ended for these great people, and it's time for us, as recipients of their sacrifice, to fight for them. God, bless our soldiers, and help them to overcome the hell they lived through. And give the rest of us the steeled resolve to lift our warriors out of their pain and help us to praise their sacrifice. Amen

Only 1% of the nation serves in our military. Of that 1%, only 1% retire. Being in the military is definitely not for everyone. It is a physically demanding, mentally challenging, emotionally wrecking experience. I am forever grateful that I made it to the end. I do not, and will not ever, regret a nanosecond of my service. Thank you for recognizing us.

A Lieutenant Colonel......never forget. Lives changed forever, never the same person, full of regret. Never forget.

Sori stepped into a veterans being. She felt what we feel. Her emotions were so real. I love you guys thank you. From a vet of 35 years.

Thanks you to all the vets out there!! And that's not enough but thank you!

This song always brings me to tears! How we treat our protectors is not right, respect and admiration is what they deserve! And yet they get our judgement, police calls, and foul treatment! Always treat others with respect because you never know what they have been through or done for us as a society!

This is one of the most powerful and heartfelt songs that i have ever heard and one of my favs from 5FDP. Love seeing the emotions from both of you! As a vet, it's amazing to see the support from a band like 5FDP and everyone else that respects what we do!

Returning from the desert, we were greeted by so many Vietnam Veterans waiting to thank us for our service and it brought tears to my eyes. Those guys saw more than any of us saw and experianced but were degraded and humiliated after their service by our their own people, yet still are patriotic enough to thank us. No, we thank you!

What a great reaction. This video still brings me to tears. I think of those that served with me, before and after that didn't make it home. R.I.P. brothers and sisters. Semper Fidelis

As an OIF Veteran, thank you so much for this reaction. Thankfully we didn't lose anyone in Iraq, but we lost 5 by their own hands after we came back. I was close to it myself. Thankfully I have a great support system at home, but a lot of soldiers don't. If any of my fellow Veterans see this post, I run a Facebook page called Veteran AF. We have a call roster of over 200 personal numbers that you can call if you're feeling down. Please reach out to someone.

From the bottom of the heart of a disabled vet.. Thank u for understanding the pain we suffer

The days never get easier for me. Everytime I hear this song I breakdown and have flashbacks to being in Afghanistan. I've lost friends overseas and here back home. Thank you guys for doing this reaction.

I hate to see Sori cry, but I think it's powerful to see how much it moves. It matches the mess I was after the first time I saw it.

Despite what I feel about this band and the actions of their lead singer, I will give them this song and the awareness it's trying to raise. I come from a military family and was raised with an immense amount of respect for the men and women who choose to serve. In my life I have had the absolute honor and privilege to come to know and deeply love several combat vets. One in particular has become like a brother to me. He's a man that I look up to and am constantly in awe of. However, the acts that he's witnessed and some that he was ordered to commit have left him with horrible PTSD and a whole host of problems. There are many times that I've sat with him while he cried his soul out and questioned why the things that have happened to him had to happen and questioned if he's a good man or not. It breaks my heart on an unspeakable level that he's been left with those problems and the fact that he's left questioning whether or not he's a good man leaves me both destroyed and furious. He's one of the best men I've ever known. The way this country lets down vets is a fucking atrocity. An absolute fucking atrocity. The way we glorify war but demonize the men and women who become warriors...it's unspeakable. To any vets watching here: I love you. I admire you. I have your back. I may be some random idiot on the internet but I tell you clearly, here and now, if you're ever in a situation where you feel you need someone, anyone, to talk to, I will listen and I will be there for you. I may not support war, but you better damn well believe I support you and I will do so until my dying breath. To Vin and Sori - If I hadn't already fallen in love with you two, this video would've done it. It would've done it in a heartbeat. I can't properly explain right now how much this video means to me. The support you've shown, the love you've expressed, is just so damn important and admirable. I may not share your faith but if even one single vet hears your words about Christ and is saved by it, then I will support that with all of my heart. I adore you both. Thank you, again, for being the two beautiful souls you are. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. So, so, so much love to you both tonight. -Jason

I remember explaining to your child that you died as a hero. I remember telling her that you were amazing, and how many lives you saved. You never got to see your daughter. Yet, I put your flag across your coffin. Your sacrifice will never go unforgotten, PFC Titus. Never. Never will I forget you. Never....

watching this makes me so thankful that my dad is still here, he was drafted into Vietnam when he was 21 in Australia. I wouldn't be here if he hadn't survived that conflict. I'm lucky he is here and I am thankful for his service as well as all other veterans and people who have served for their countries. my dad had horrible things said to him when he returned from war - utterly disgusting

God bless our veterans my cousins served and so did my Grandpa

Been civil for 12 years, Still got some issues of ptsd from time to time, its hard to live with and Hard to explain to others.

As a European, i think there could be the other problem. US soldiers was fighting in quite many wars, but that wars were "virtual" for society. Your boys were fighting somewhere, far far away in some place at the end of the world. As a Polish, I can touch, and put my fingers into the bullet holes in buildings, done during WW2 in my city. In Poland we was fighting because we lost families. Our enemies, were on our streets, in our homes. My grandmother was 6 year old when Russia and Germany build front and were fighting near her village. On spring she was looking frozen potatoes on field between dead german and russian bodies. They were so hungry, so they do anything to eat something. In Poland during WW2 we lost 5,8 millions people... kids, wifes, sisters, fathers. Every soldier lost someone, and every soldier wanted only to kill as many german soldiers as he could. In US most of wars touch only soldiers and their families. Society don't understand why soldiers have to go to Asia to kill some Asians. Of course government was talking something about peace and destroying communism. But in Los Angeles, Washington, New York and most cities in US, everyone felt quite safe.

I'm not a vet but this song hit hard for me as well, i cried the 1st time I heard this song. My father, grandfather, uncle's, & cousins were in the service. My father was in the army for about 20 yrs, he fought in Vietnam twice. When our soldiers came home not only did a large majority of them have PTSD but they were treated like crap, that gets me mad cuz the way I see it is that back then they didn't have a choice of where they were sent to when they were drafted. I have a lot of respect for all of our soldiers & always will do thank you for reacting to this. I salute & thank all of our soldiers for their service whether they are still with us or not.

As a 21 yr Veteran and had 4 Combat deployments, to make it simple we are trained for War but not trained (basically offered very little assistance) when we return. Been retired 5 years now and still struggle.

Sad our great Vets are treated so poorly. God bless em ALL.

Almost a 45 minute video for this song. I have watched this music video several dozen times along with reactions. I love this song, music video and it's very deep and impactful message and effect. It still hits me at the end. My dad is a 75yo Vietnam vet, Navy Corpsman and he STILL has his dreams and fights in his sleep. His sleep is often plagued with talking, mumbling, kicking and punching and I wake him sometimes so he can start his sleep over. I am deeply appreciative of you two taking the time in this video to continue with discussion for so long. We all need to realize what war really is and what it does to our people and properly analyze situations to determine if/when war os truly necessary and worth the heavy cost. Our government has become far too comfortable with taking our military who swears their oath to our land of freedom and they throw them into conflicts that we do not belong in, treating our soldiers as of they are nothing but another wrench in the toolbox. I love the way this song points out how iur soldiers return home broke and questioning their entire purpose in taking lives on another country. They often come home asking God if they were a hero or a monster and what where really sent to fight and kill for. Lots of food for thought on this song and video.

Being a vet, I want to thank you for taking the time out of your schedual and watching this video. Not a huge fan of the band but thier message rings loud and clear. Keep up the good work.

I just got to give you two credit for the approach you take to your videos. The deep reflection you take with each song is incredible, i love your banter, how great you mesh your ideas and thoughts. It's easily the most refreshing kind of these videos I see, your effort is clear. This is a powerful song, it should be seen and heard by all. Your discussion was excellent, thanks for being real and discussing this issue in America with our veterans.

I am so happy to see your reaction to this video. Most of my family served in the armed forces. Every time I see this it tears me up something fierce.

So I'm a veteran who went on three deployments during their service. I didn't personally see combat, but I had a lot of friends who did while working in the air service of the marine corps. I had to wash the blood off a close friends's air gear after they came back from a mission that lost lives. I was one of the lucky ones, and I know that. I was lucky to see a concert put on for service members by this band, and they went above and beyond. Until recently, I never had to see the ugly side of veterans. This past week, however, has changed my perspective. One of my close friends during my service has just recently admitted himself to a VA hospital. His car recently flooded, so he doesn't have transportation. His family never cared for him, so he only has his scattered Marine family to lean on, spread across the states. He's in the hospital for mental health issues, where they also discovered cancer. He doesn't have the funds to pay for treatment, is in debt after leaving the services, and was already suicidal by the time he sought help. He will likely be homeless in the coming weeks, with his Marine family unable to pay his bills when the VA turns him away. This is a reality I never wanted to face, and one too many have already had to come to terms with. That's why I applaud bands like this. They don't help every veteran, but they do what they can. And that is so much more than most who don't serve give back to their country. Thank you for covering this video. It means more than you know.

I'm a British veteran and i really appreciate the importance of this video being shown. God bless you. Your a true inspiration. Thank you.

This song... This song hits hard. It's just a very truthful song, poured from their hearts about a problem that, even though my country doesn't really deal with, I can completely understand their point of view. A similar thing was done by August Burns Red (the Christian metalcore band) on their song Ghosts, if you want to check it out. My suggestion is a long, slow and emotional journey called Emerald Forest and the Blackbird by Swallow the Sun. Hoping you guys like their style and their lyrics, even though it's fucking sad and depressing ahah

I served in the Marines I have several of my brothers suffer through PTSD and no one really seems to care for these hero’s we are failing these men and women every day!! People donate money but that isn’t really enough we need people donating time and helping them through things majority of people will never understand. Pray for our vets going through tough times and PTSD every day.

US Army vet here. 12 years in service, and 5 Deployments. Thank you for your help in shedding light on this subject. It really needs to be addressed.

My father was a veteran. No matter how many times I get these reactions on my page I can't shake the video. God bless you all!

I lived a 10 year war in el Salvador and it's always sad to see people killing each other.. Nice song..first time hearing it

Thanks for this! I did my time (No Korn Pun Intended lol) and always felt fortunate that I was able to get back on my feet as a normal citizen, but I do know there are those that have a struggle. I pray for my military brothers and sisters everyday. My grandfather died two years ago and he served in WWII and really never talked about it until his last years. Bless those who are serving and those have served! Happy Memorial Day All!!

As an active duty soldier. I have been watching you two for years. I have not come across reactors that get as real as y'all do. Thank you for bypassing fake click bate. I connect with y'all. You both make a difference. Go army. And USA. Love y'all. God bless.

This was my first YT vid I have seen from you guys. As a vet (10 years), I love your reactions to the video. This song was meant to be powerful, and you have developed an understanding of living as a veteran. We (vets) have no desire for you to understand the specifics, but compassion is necessary. The “coming home” situation is much more difficult than people understand, supporting us and negating judgement is key.

I was wondering when you guys would get to this one. Great review as always. The video to this song makes it so much more powerful. If you guys want another fantastic FFDP song, watch the music video for Coming Down. It did more for suicide prevention awareness than any school lecture could.

Raw emotion. Thank you!

Just retired after 22 years....... Keep spreading awareness and pushing the media coverage via all your platforms. That is the most powerful thing you can do.

From a 10th Mountain veteran, thank you for the recognition and appreciation. You are beautiful people.

As a vet I can say this video ALWAYS hits me in the feels. Mostly that's because it is so accurate. Normally I have long rambling statements. Not now. I have no words.

Every time I see veteran's or people currently serving. I can't help but get goosebumps. These people sacrifice so much for not only their lives, but so many strangers lives. Thank you!

Fu*$ this made me cry for real. Im a 2 tour combat vet and I have PTSD and lost friends to combat and suicide. Our country has lost its way when it comes to our Veterans....so many are struggling and taking their own lives and getting in trouble with the law because no one cares...they say they do, but thanking a Vet for his or her service is just lip service to me. I sit alone and drink because I don't have any friends, no one gets me and I sit and think where is my happiness? Where is the life I dreamt of before I volunteered? Thank you for this video..I feel what you felt watching this. I love your videos, Vin and Sori. One little reason I haven't left yet. Thank you.

First of all I'm a combat Vet. The Vietnam vets were truly treated awfully. I had a lot of support when i got home...but no one truly understands what we go through except other vets. Thank you for this video. I leave you with this Quote from MacArthur "The soldier above all others prays for peace, for it is the soldier who must suffer and bare the deepest wounds and scars of war".

Hands down my favorite video of yours. Such an incredibly powerful song. Thank you for all you do vets. We love you

"You saved my life Brother!" Now I'm crying...

Military vet here. I love that you featured this song. I have been a big fan of 5fdp for a while now. They do a lot for our brothers and sisters in the military. I loved your reaction, your thoughts and insights. I was watching various reactions to this song tonight and I am glad I found you two. I am now off to watch many more of your vids and have subscribed. Thank you for posting this; I loved it!!! Oh, and Sori, don't hold back...the reaction is why we come watch!

Army veteran. I appreciate that there are civilians like y'all.

They Actually Care this makes me sad every time I hear this because when someone tells me thank you for your service it makes me sad because there’s others who sacrifice or have sacrificed everything for YOU and ME and what happens society, people and even people who are in the service who serve alongside them who do what? Turn there back on them. I don’t deserve a thank you. THEY DO!

If you both want to be absolutely blown away check out Unleash the Archers - Awakening!

Thank you for this reaction video. 21 years Army soon to be retired. 1 tour to Afghanistan and 4 tours to Iraq. People like you two are the reason why people like me serve or have served. God Bless you and your family.

This band is extreemly popular with not only my fellow Veterans but Active Soldiers alike as many of thier proceeds go to benefit us. They also speak "our language" so to speak. When I was medically retired after 4 combat tours I went back to grad school to become a therapist, my specialty, PTSD and other reintegration issues...We need a voice and a platform, these guys provide that.