I read your comment as, "Back in my day we listened to *wood* ," and immediately pictured some dude pressing his ear against a hollow tree and going: "Oh yeah, that's the good stuff. Some Pine Tree tunes."
This song actually makes me feel less guilty for going to therapy, so... Reminder to everyone out there that seeking help with your mental health isn't weak or bad! Getting help is sometimes the best option, and is super brave of you! Make sure to take your feel good pills and keep in touch with your psychiatrist!!
@Space Bound I'm glad my words could help someone out! I've been going to therapy weekly since life is a bit hectic for me as of late. Quarantine has been tough, but I'm sure we can make it through!
@@NovaTastic hey person in their head!! Getting help with your mental health isn't weak, in fact it's super strong and brave! There's nothing wrong or selfish with taking care of yourself!
the extra two bars he waits before delivering the extra-strained "god dammit" makes it feel like you can hear the springs tightening before this overstressed therapist snaps.
It absolutely boggles me that this was performed in a sit-down venue, and people just... acted civilized about it??? I would be losing my everfucking MIND. then again i also don't understand how people go to the symphony and don't start tearing shit up when the tympani come out.
im autistic and i cannot describe to you How Much will wood makes me happy stim , i love the live performances in a different but good way than the studio recordings . in this one its "shock therapy and mad scientists" it MAKES ME INSANE
I also do happy flaps when i listen to some of his songs!! I remember doing it the first time i heard cotards solution, its still one of my favorites :)
IKR!! Ngl will wood is one of the only artists that makes me happy stim lol I was wondering if someone else had a similar experience thing. This song in particular I think because of what it’s abt
In my entire life I have never felt touched like the ways the lyrics of this song speak to me from such a grand understanding of bpd. Singing along, over, and over, a newly priceless feeling for me... This song is precious to me.
Okay but what if the kk at the end of thankk is supposed to be like the texting term that stands for "k, cool" which could apply to both segments as the phrase is often seen as not genuine, which could reflect the 2 characters portrayed by Will in the song, one being someone acknowledging mental illness but not taking it seriously, the other possibly looking for a diagnosis as a way to weave that aspect into their identity without much regard to the actual implications if they were to get a diagnosis. Neither of the 2 care all that much but that like of care is shown in 2 different manners. This is a pretty big stretch and I'm probably reading too far into this but it's whatever
This is one of the first live studio songs I have heard that feels like Will Wood really loves the song, of course, he likely loves all his songs but this..... this is something else.
Uff, como me gusta esta cancion, mas bien dicho, como me gusta la banda en general. Nunca he encontrado una banda que me gusta todos sus temas de todos sus albums, ustedes son increíbles sigan asi y nunca se cansen de lo que hacen
@@cornifer7232Weyy, deverias ver cuando Will Wood hace comedia, esta chistoso no te miento- creo que tengo una lista de reproducciones publica que dice 'WillWood' en mi canal, pero si no, busca "WillWood Stand Up Comedy Night"
Literally sounds like an album recording and I prefer this to the original and you can really just feel the synergy between them all and how they’re just so in sync. Amazing song.
right?! the timing! the stage presence! he's so far away from will but he's so tapped into the energy-he's right there. the whole band really seems like they're feeling it, but this song in particular gives the drummer the opportunity to absolutely kill it, and you love to watch him take that opportunity.
I don't know what I'm doing anymore, I can't read between selfish fantasy or reasonable conclusions. I want to be 18 and able to start something I don't really wanna do to begin with, and the same people who keep telling me I shouldn't worry about it, and tell me to enjoy my teen years threw their lives away and spent decades working to fix it and I just am not excited for anything I dont want to do anything and I don't know anymore. What, do I do anymore? I don't have problems, my life isn't interesting in any shape or form, I have 3 real good friends and no bad influences, I'm not a genius, I'm not outstanding in anyway shape or form that I can conceive. I just don't anymore, I don't want to die, anymore. But I don't want to live, and feel confused, and empty, people keep looking to me for advice and usually I know what to say but all of it is common sense and I just don't get it. What do I even do anymore? Is this a cry for help?
@@karina00143 Highs and lows flow indiscriminately through life, almost unfairly. We live and push for the highs, and sometimes people have been on those highs for so long they forget about the lows. Flip the equation and people forget about you, cause if you're down you're low, and people don't like to remember the low. It doesn't just stop there either, eventually you're low for so long that bumps become exhilarating, every little thing in life coming out of the blue like a jolt of electricity, it's addicting. And with every jolt, every little bump seems to get higher and higher, and now the little things are big, and you've manage to wiggle and writhe so much rock bottom seems like the peak of Everest. Call me macabre, ungrateful even, but right now my neck hurts from looking up at those highs.
@@lilduckyisopod9448 But what if I tell you we live and push for the highs not just for the highs themselves, but also because the act of pushing for the heights itself also fills our hearts. Certainly, a climber of Mt Everest doesn't just climb for the moment at the peak, but also for the entire journey of climbing. Learning to live for the sake of struggling is a beautiful thing, because its the only way to take ones life in their own hands. Those who live for the highs have their lives in fates hands, because only fate truely choose who shall be high and who shall be low. But those who live for the struggle live in defiance of fate, because no matter how much fate pushes them to rock botton, they can still choose to struggle towards the heights.
"So... basically, I wrote this song because I was very, very, very, very, very displeased with shit. Everything, man, I have no idea what I'm doing." -- might not be exact but I think that's pretty close
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