Ren is in a band called The Big Push check out I shot the sheriff/road to Zion/hip hop if you want to hear him singing, or chalk outlines with Chinchilla he has an amazing voice!
no they didn’t, the founders merged with their fathers antique company which sold the shells when they decided to expand. they were a transport and trading company. do your research instead of looking at comments on reaction videos and then comment that fact when you find a video where it hasn’t been posted yet
@@Alzoryne So the start was selling shells. That's where the name comes from. And now stfu. BTW: I was the first on the very first reaction video who posted it. Look it up.
@@KezzyBoii Money Game 3 is the first video he was able to spend a lot of money on and he said he loves how it turned out... I can't freakin' wait... He did some great interviews lately with Justin Hawkins, Knox Hill, and Black Pegasus if you're interesting in finding out more about him and hearing his speaking voice.. Love your reactions so you've got another Renegade subbing to your channel!
You should hear him sing Wade in the Water with the Big Push street performance. It's awesome. Also his cover of Stings English Man in New York, and cover of Manu Chao's Bongo bong! Both fantastic performances of the band and Ren
If you want to hear more of his singing, check out Chalk Outlines (live) ft Chinchilla. Make sure it's the live video. Also, anything with his band, The Big Push. Also, one of my favorites is Ren and Sam Tompkins Earned It/Man's World/Falling.
Dont share Chalk Outlines Extended Version I’m still here in this bed that I crawled in. I don’t want to get up, I don’t want to face the day. I don’t want to face myself. I hope that I’m someone else in the morning. Someone who doesn’t feel this way. Someone who doesn’t need this. I reach for the bottle on my nightstand. It’s almost empty, but there’s still one left. One more pill to numb the pain, to dull the senses, to make me forget. So take this one, wash it down and you’ll be fine. That’s what they tell me. That’s what I tell myself. I swallow the pill and wait for it to kick in. I feel a slight buzz, a faint warmth, a vague relief. I get out of bed and look at myself in the mirror. I don’t recognize the person staring back at me. He looks pale, thin, hollow. He looks like a ghost. He looks like a floating chalk outline. But so it goes, let it be. That’s what I’ve learned to do. To accept my fate, to surrender to my condition, to give up on my dreams. In the gallows I balanced on my toes so I can breathe. That’s how I’ve learned to live. To hang on by a thread, to survive by a breath, to exist by a whim. But little by little, bit by bit, I push it back down with a new habit. That’s how I’ve learned to cope. To suppress my feelings, to distract my thoughts, to escape my reality. If not for long, just for a while, I’ll bury myself with a great big smile. That’s how I’ve learned to pretend. To fake my happiness, to hide my sadness, to lie to myself and others. Oh my my, oh my my, we trace ourselves in these chalk outlines. That’s what we do. We draw our shapes on the ground, we mark our places in the world, we leave our traces behind. Oh my my, oh my my, we erase ourselves in these chalk outlines. That’s what we do. We rub out our colors, we fade out our features, we disappear from sight. I leave the house and walk to the bus stop. It’s a sunny day, but I don’t feel the warmth. It’s a busy street, but I don’t hear the noise. It’s a crowded world, but I don’t see the people. I see chalk outlines. Chalk outlines of people who used to be alive, who used to be real, who used to be me. Chalk outlines of people who have given up on life, who have lost their souls, who have become me. Chalk outlines of people who are waiting for death, who are ready for nothing, who are living like me. I get on the bus and sit in the back. I put on my headphones and play some music. Music is the only thing that still makes me feel something. Music is the only thing that still gives me some hope. Hope that there is more to life than this. Hope that there is something better than this. Hope that there is someone out there for me. Someone like her. Her name is Sertraline. She is the girl of my dreams. She is the girl of my nightmares. She is the girl of my life. She is the girl of my death. She is everything and nothing to me. She is Sertraline and a sip of serotonin. She is the drug that makes me high and low. She is the drug that makes me live and die. She is the drug that makes me love and hate. She is the drug that makes me cry 'cause there’s a pill for everything. She is the pill that makes me fine. The feeling goes and I draw a chalk outline. A chalk outline of her face, her body, her smile. A chalk outline of our memories, our moments, our kisses. A chalk outline of our love, our pain, our loss. A chalk outline of us. And so it goes, let it be. That’s what she taught me to do. To accept our fate, to surrender to our condition, to give up on our dreams. In the gallows we balanced on our toes so we could breathe. That’s how she taught me to live. To hang on by a thread, to survive by a breath, to exist by a whim. But little by little, bit by bit, I push it back down with a new habit. That’s how she taught me to cope. To suppress our feelings, to distract our thoughts, to escape our reality. If not for long, just for a while, I’ll bury myself with a great big smile. That’s how she taught me to pretend. To fake our happiness, to hide our sadness, to lie to ourselves and others. Oh my my, oh my my, we traced ourselves in these chalk outlines. That’s what we did. We drew our shapes on the ground, we marked our places in the world, we left our traces behind. Oh my my, oh my my, we erased ourselves in these chalk outlines. That’s what we did. We rubbed out our colors, we faded out our features, we disappeared from sight. We met at the hospital, where we were both undergoing treatment. We had the same disease, the same symptoms, the same prognosis. We had nothing to lose, nothing to gain, nothing to hope for. We had each other. We fell in love. We fell apart. She died. I lived. She left me. I lost her. She broke me. I killed her. She was my life. I was her death. She was Sertraline and a sip of serotonin. I was the pill that made her fine. The feeling went and she drew a chalk outline. A chalk outline of me. It’s such a perfect day. That’s what she said to me the last time I saw her. The last time I held her. The last time I kissed her. It’s such a perfect day. The sun was shining, the birds were singing, the flowers were blooming. It’s such a perfect day. We went to the park, we had a picnic, we made love. It’s such a perfect day. She smiled at me, she looked at me, she said she loved me. It’s such a perfect day. Take it just in case, take it just in case. That’s what she said to me before she left me. Before she walked away from me. Before she died on me. Take it just in case, take it just in case. She gave me a pill, she gave me a kiss, she gave me a goodbye. Take it just in case, take it just in case. She said it was for the pain, she said it was for the best, she said it was for us. Take it just in case. I’m scared of being okay. That’s what I said to her when she gave me the pill. When she gave me the kiss. When she gave me the goodbye. I’m scared of being okay. I didn’t want to take it, I didn’t want to let her go, I didn’t want to lose her. I’m scared of being okay. I didn’t want to feel better, I didn’t want to move on, I didn’t want to live without her. I’m scared of being okay. 'Cause all things change, all things change. That’s what she said to me when I told her I was scared. When I told her I didn’t want to take it. When I told her I didn’t want to let her go. 'Cause all things change, all things change. She said it was inevitable, she said it was natural, she said it was life. 'Cause all things change, all things change. She said we had to accept it, she said we had to embrace it, she said we had to love it. 'Cause all things change. It’s such a perfect day. It’s a beautiful shame, it’s a beautiful shame. That’s what I said to her when she left me. When she walked away from me. When she died on me. It’s such a perfect day. It’s a beautiful shame, it’s a beautiful shame. I said it was ironic, I said it was tragic, I said it was fate. It’s such a perfect day. It’s a beautiful shame, it’s a beautiful shame. I said we had wasted it, I said we had ruined it, I said we had hated it. It’s such a perfect day. It’s a beautiful shame. I’m scared of being okay. 'Cause all things change, all things change. That’s what I say to myself every day. Every day since she left me. Every day since she died on me. I’m scared of being okay. 'Cause all things change, all things change. I say it as a reminder, I say it as a warning, I say it as a curse. I’m scared of being okay. 'Cause all things change, all things change. I say it as a reason, I say it as an excuse, I say it as a lie. I’m scared of being okay. 'Cause all things change. But little by little, bit by bit, I push it back down with a new habit. That’s what I do every day. Every day since she left me. Every day since she died on me. But little by little, bit by bit, I push it back down with a new habit. I do it to cope, I do it to survive, I do it to forget. Most lyrics by Ren KBM Co-write
He's literally one of those musicians that only come around once in a while, prodigy like. I did a little research and he had little help in terms of lessons he basically taught himself to play every instrument, sing, rap, and he does one take vids which is crazy. Music isn't this natural to everyone, he makes it look easy..as far as this particular song I feel it's depressing, because the message of it is telling us we all play a part in this bullshit. And unless you live off grid with no internet, hunting your own food it is absolutely true. We buy shit everyday all day from companies that don't give a fuck, furthering the "Game"
"In the middle we sleep" ...Hopefully more will awaken hearing Rens outstanding artistic telling truths. Great reaction "Ready for you" is an overlooked Ren piece showcasing his vocal ability and currently #1 on my playlist. Check it out.
Yeah Ren is dope. Most of the people start the Ren rollercoaster with Hi Ren. Its his first song which got him everybodys attention. Great song to get a feeling for who he is as an artist and a person. Its also live like money game 1
Love you two. Can't wait for more Ren reactions. He got loads of great music for you to hear. And with his old band 'The Big Push'. Ooooh ur gonna like big time
Amazing when you think Ren is singing in his 'second language' as he is Welsh. 😅 Ren has just finished filming his video for Money Game Pt 3 in the UK two days ago. He is currently in his home town in Wales donating money to the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) from money raised by his fans, because they searched for his friend Joe Hughes for 10 days after he threw himself off the Menai bridge. He is also donating half of his profits from his album 'Freckled Angel' (named after his friend Joe) to Joe's family.
pressing left arrow will rewind 5 seconds. Also, if you move your mouse to the left side of the player, it will hide the UI for you and not register any future input until the mouse is moved back to the right this is especially handy if you have an unstable set-up, and your mouse drifts.
I love you guys! Yall are funny. But you realize the truth of this fucked up world. Ren can spit it but a lot of people dont realize that what he says is straight facts. He understands the real fucked up of this world
Cant wait till you two get to his collabs with Chinchilla and Eden Nash His singing voice with both of these ladies will hit all kinds of feels, and make things twitch like a rabbits nose 😂 "Chalk outlines" and "Humble" 🫶✨️🫶
Reeey! Now you got to Eden Nash on live stream ... it was so awesome to see you both legitimately FOR REAL enjoy it, Chinchilla and Ren next time... she's a power house too, British independent artist like Ren, 👍
Lets also forget the album will be out soon. Music streaming killed the album, still take 500,000 for a gold record (remember Hi Ren) but i am fairly sure if Ren times it right we could get him a number 1 in the US and maybe UK. I urge please buy this album. Its two months of Spotify but the good you will be doing getting this out to a wider audience will be worth it. Buy it day 1 if you can. Posting this everywhere so as many people see it as possible. A slight amount of co-ordination will really help the results. Who knows. We may even get him a gold. ❤
