NOAH KAHAN - STICK SEASON (WE'LL ALL BE HERE FOREVER) ALBUM REACTION 

timestamps!! 💛💛 your needs my needs 1:15 dial drunk 4:02 paul revere 6:46 no complaints 8:53 call your mom 11:49 you’re gonna go far 15:19 tvbv extended 18:13

Call Your Mom is one of those songs that if it resonates with you, it's almost unlistenable.

The lady that speaks in TVBV extended is 101 years old and has lived in Strafford her whole life! Her granddaughter made a TikTok about it 🥺

The quiet “what the f**k” at the end of the view between villages extended really got me. Honestly same. I can be in any mood ever, and if that song plays, I’m going through every single emotion physically with him.

As someone who is from a SEVERELY small town. Paul Revere is super deep for me. Small towns have this weird thing of making you want to leave as fast as you can, but they also make it oh so hard to leave. Usually it’s called getting “stuck” when someone who had potential to get out only for them to get stuck in the town. I personally got out… but after you leave it all changes. I know it’s my home, but it’s not. I know the backroads and the mountains, but I’m no longer “local” even though I have the knowledge of one. So when he says “I’m not from around here.” Tears right through me. Because I rode away like Paul Revere, as if my life depended on it, and for some odd reason. That place is no longer mine. And it’s the weirdest/wildest thing ever. Am I hurt? Am I proud? I don’t know. So at the end of the song about how the world makes so much sense there, but he’s still desperate to leave. It’s such a back and forth feeling. A restless one.

Paul revere is an American historical figure, when the British were seizing gunpowder and targeting patriot leaders before the start of the American revolution he was famous for a midnight horse ride where he rode for 50 miles to warn them in New Hampshire that the British were coming. “Their license plates live free or die.” Live free or die is the state motto of New Hampshire and its in New England, borders the state Noah grew up in. All connected.

When I first listened to You're Gonna Go Far I broke down in tears on my kitchen floor. When I was 21 I moved out of a tough home situation and my Dad was so happy for me. A couple of months later he took his life due largely in part to that same situation. There's always been a little part of myself that feels immense guilt for leaving, like maybe I could've changed things if I'd still been around to help him. Hearing that line "we ain't angry at you love" was like it was coming from him, and that maybe I could forgive myself for doing what I felt I had to. Beautiful song.

i am so emotionally attached to stick season and this deluxe made me feel soooo many things. he’s simply incredible and his voice and writing are so unique. so happy to see you react to it :”)

your reaction to “call your mom” was exactly how i reacted when i first heard it. noah is absolutely INSANE. i already knew a couple of the lyrics from a few of the deluxe songs bc noah’s been teasing this fucking deluxe for AGES but oh my GOD this WRECKED me. i literally could not listen to anything else for a good 5 days after it released it had THAT much of a grip on me LMAO i’m so glad you enjoyed it :)))

you're gonna go far hits me in the face, the idea of leaving all you've known to go have new experiences and the immense guilt that comes with leaving those you love and yet the love you feel from them when they only want the best for you wherever that takes you and no matter how far away, the "we'll all be here forever" line drowns me in nostalgia that wraps around like a frozen blanket of time when you return to your little town like nothing has changed from when u left but you've changed and the comfort of normalcy in that place

Call Your Mom is *it*. It is heart breaking. It is truly so special but Noah, mate, you need to stop with this we cannot take much more of this SADNESS. As someone who *has* called their mom, as someone who has been in the position of being the one texted/called in this situation, I can promise that this song encapsulates everything. The gut-wrenching fear when you read the words or hear the call, the immediate action of getting into the car and racing down the highway without knowing if the person is even still here. I haven't seen this situation put into words like this in a long time, and I can only be eternally grateful that Noah has shared this. If you're in pain, you're not alone. We are here with you. There are help-lines, there is help. We love you. Stay with us and keep fighting. And don't forget - Don't let the darkness fool you, all lights turned off can be turned on. Also man, fucking brilliant video. Looking forward to more!!!

Noah is just incredible. I’ve never heard another artist that writes so vulnerably and beautifully. He’s able to capture all the range of human emotion both in his lyrics and in the music itself. This album is truly stunning.

He just gets better and better. Had the pleasure of seeing him this weekend and I really have no words. Tears of joy throughout. Just as moving as you would expect. The voiceovers in Thw View Between Villages were part of his intro and it really set the stage.

call your mum also got me absolutely sobbing and spiralling. the deluxe is so heartbreakingly splendid and a piece of art and like nothing i’ve ever listened to before. every single song is a masterpiece

I think Paul Revere is supposed to be a representation of him day dreaming about leaving his town and getting to a new place where no one would know him. At the end of song it kind of feels like hes snapping out of the dream, looking at his backyard from his car while also giving an ode to homesick with “if I could leave I would’ve already left” love that one but did take me a few listens to try and interpret what he was saying

Stick Season and We'll All Be Here Forever are hands down the best music I've ever heard. The lyrics are absolute poetry and the songwriting is amazing.

the first time i heard call your mom i had to pause it so many times because i was just sobbing. then i couldn’t listen to it for at least a week. it means so much to me and is probably my favorite on the album but i still cannot listen to it cause it sends me spiraling.

i’ve been listening to these songs on LOOP since they were released (including several hours of sobbing to call your mom 🫶) so i’m so glad you loved it as well!! your reactions are always super fun to watch :))

no complaints just hits. Call ur mum is just so so beautiful. Dial drunk is a BOP N noah’s voice n musicality is just amazing I LOVE HIM SO SO MUCH

Love this man’s music, he comes up with the perfect lyrics that capture so much emotion, so glad other people love him like I do

sooo he wrote the songs after the original stick season. he told his label he wanted to continue telling the story and then he put a lot of pressure on himself and he stopped taking his anti depressants and wrote these amazing songs!

I’m so with you on The View Between Villages extended version! I loved that song to begin with on the regular album but the extended is just fucking perfection! It’s probably my favorite out of all the tracks. It speaks to me on a deeper level and I just connect with it so much emotionally!

I swear to god every song Noah writes is just better then the last one. I never had a musician make me feel the way Noah's music has achieved. He is truly so special and is a master at his work.

god i’m so glad you loved this deluxe. your reactions are always so pure! you had the same reaction as me when i first heard call your mom it literally hit me like a truck. also, his album busyhead is the next noah project i suggest you listen to. the songs give me the same feeling as stick season where its like a longing for home even though home is so far from reach. his lyrics in all his projects are just so incredible. once again, such a good reaction i’m so glad you have discovered noah and i can’t wait to see you dive deeper into his discography! ❤️

I don’t know what happened but over the past 3 years I have really appreciated good song writing and Noah has quickly become one of my favorite artists

he said that your needs, my needs and you’re gonna go far are the same songs with different endings, he put it in the terms of the drive to the bus stop but what happens at the end is the reaction of them leaving and what happens afterwards

you’re gonna go far just hurts me every time, i can’t help but relate ‘we ain’t angry at you love, we’ll be waiting for you love’ to being the gay child, and knowing that despite having supportive parents you’re never going to be able to be that perfect kid anymore

So obsessed with this album, regular and extended, every single song is SO good!!!

I love watching you listen to his (all?) music. We listen to music the same way. And I love watching people discover this guy.

I made a video to You’re Gonna Go Far for my son’s 18th birthday which was soooo emotional for me and I just cry every time I listen to it or watch my video. But so many of his songs rip my soul out and I keep going back for more.

omg yes ! i knew you'd love it ! all these songs are so heartbreaking, the voice memos are his grandparents !!

Oooh I’ve been hoping you would do this! ❤

Your reaction to this was exactly my reaction. Love your videos! I'm seeing Noah in September and I am preparing to cry a lot

I just found you randomly and I LOVE your energy! You give me lots of Freddie Mercury vibes for some reason, haha! :) Great reaction video!

i never see anything about this album but u should react to cape elizabeth! one of my fav noah things i think its came out 2020 it’s great! real short but worth it

Noah is the perfect human in my opinion. He can do no wrong!!! 😂 but seriously, this album is actually my favorite of all time. And I never ever get sick of any of it, after hearing it probably a thousand times. I actually found him on TikTok, before he really blew up, with a video of “growing sideways” and I was hooked from that point. That song is underrated in my opinion - it really resonates with me as someone who recognizes their issues and tries to better their mental health but feels like they’re stagnant and really not progressing - they’re moving on in life but not getting better or worse… “growing sideways” 🥺 but yeah the deluxe edition songs just elevate the album in a way I can’t even explain. Your needs, my needs just DOES something to me - I would probably die if I ever saw Noah live, I wouldn’t be able to handle it 😂

the song you're gonna go far kills me because im in a bad home situation and im leaving in a year to start fresh. the song to me is my mom telling me to go but she cant escape as well.

In Paul Revere, he mentions "the patch of grass where we buried the dog" and i didnt realize that on Stick Season there were two dogs and on this one there's only one

Call your mom is going to save lives. I can’t get over it.

NEVER CLICKED ON A VIDEO SO FAST

I would love to see reactions to his collabs! Like Northern Attitude with Hozier or Call Your Mom with Mumford & Sons!

this is a great video (: i love it

listened to call your mom a day after relapsing horribly, i collapsed sobbing. it felt like a hug from the one person you want a hug from.

Noah is an absolute gift.💚 I heard Anyway from his EP Cape Elizabeth about 3 yrs sgo and not long after he was my fav artist. Call your Mum(mom) is my favourite on the extended and OJ and TVBV on the original release. You should hit up Cape Elizabeth.✌️

as someone who moved less than 30 minutes from my parents, i cant relate to you're gonna go far for shit but it hurts me so much knowing for the entire album noah is talking about how desperately he wants to leave his hometown and in you're gonna go far, not only is he dealing with someone else getting his dream but he also cements that he stuck there and is never gonna leave although this time hes not saying it with anger, desperation or resentment, hes accepted it and somehow that makes it worse.

I love Noah Kahan so much and the deluxe edition kills me. Its such a good album already. I also highly recommend listening to Optimist by Finneas its not like exactly the same vibes but hes an amazing artist and is similarly good at capturing emotion within his music.

i'm about to have to get (we'll all be here forever) added to my tattoo that says the view between villages now all of these songs literally wreck my soul

I live in New England and all in songs hit home. Back between villages is talking about where I live on Cape Cod MA, over the bridge is talking about the Borne and Sagimore Bridge to get to the Cape, and out towns are called villiages

I love your content! Can you do a video about "The Bends" By radiohead? I would love to see it.

Paul Revere as "some car racer" has me dying

I'll put $50 on them putting "your gonna go far" at the end of a season of home and away

If you like a song that has the power to tug on your heart, may I recommend Keshi - Us. Recently heard it and it really does squeeze my emotions 💙

I wish there was just one more voice memo

please please please do the reaction for URIAS - HER MIND (ALBUM) such amazing vibe u gonna like! ty! s2 xoxo f Brasil

the only thing that’s ever hit the same way that call your mom does is forever winter from taylor swift

Last name is pronounced "con" 😊

bro skipped the single best word in your needs, my needs

This edit is trash, I mean who skips the chorus

Idk what’s more embarrassing, not knowing who Paul revere is or being British and acting like you don’t know who Paul revere is. AMERICA ON TOP RAAAAAAAA🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎆🎆🎆🎆

Call Your Mom hits so extremely hard when you have been the person saying “I’ll call your mom”. And the person who has had their mom called. I heard it for the first time and sobbed my eyes out. Ended up calling the person who called my mom. Life isn’t rainbows and butterflies all the time but to anyone who’s reading this… it get better. It’s so hard to look to the future but I promise you have one. ❤