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Veteran Reacts to Wait In The Truck by Hardy Featuring Lainey Wilson 

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Here I am reacting to Wait In The Truck by Hardy Featuring Lainey Wilson. Thank you for taking the time to watch this. If you have any requests, please feel free to let me know in the comments.
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@kevinhunter5202
@kevinhunter5202 Год назад
12 years old my father was beating my mother so I got in the middle of it all. He beat me so hard that I was hospitalized. In the days that followed I was released and my mother rounded my brother and I up and ran away to her parents a few states away. Years passed and I joined the military and thought that maybe times had changed my father. I was wrong and after trying to rekindle a relationship with him he tried to put his hands on me. I beat that man that I feared for so many years to where I made him beg me to stop.. He died a few years later but he never raised his hands in anger since that day. Men stand up for those that can't protect themselves and every soldier feels a duty to protect. You raise your hand to a woman you might as well put your own neck in the noose because we're sure to be there waiting. Great vid and love this song.. Thank you for your sacrifice, for those to your left and right. Head on a swivel brother
@amysapp9398
@amysapp9398 Год назад
Your a blessing ❤😢
@Alonnah-78
@Alonnah-78 Год назад
God bless you 🙏
@kimrahe8623
@kimrahe8623 Год назад
Been there, lots are mouthy, but no way can we stand up to a man, lots of women think they can, but I'm no fool. Thank you all u gentlemen!!!
@irishamericanpinupdoll
@irishamericanpinupdoll Год назад
I’m glad that you, your brother, and your mom got away. ❤❤❤
@therealdyl1099
@therealdyl1099 11 месяцев назад
You did the lords work.
@the_politics_guy
@the_politics_guy Год назад
It’s not the vet in you. It’s the good MAN in you good sir!
@1packatak
@1packatak Год назад
Amen to that!!!
@Jonls
@Jonls Год назад
I'll tell you right now as a vet tho.. He is right. We help those that need it.
@zedsdead6969
@zedsdead6969 Год назад
I'm from Newfoundland and on the Ferry to the mainland while everyone else was sleeping I heard a guy tell his friends he was going to drag me into the bathroom and rape me. A gentleman not far from me heard him and promptly stomped the crap out of him. The cops on the mainland arrested the bruised and battered dude trying to hide in the trunk of his friends car. I was terrified my knight in shining armour was going to also get arrested but they sent him on his way. Four months later I learned rapie dude was found guilty of sexual assault and long story short I married my hero! Thanks for your service. Luv from Canada.
@angelatrusdall3007
@angelatrusdall3007 Год назад
That is one hell of a fairy-tale-ending to your story 💗😍!! Love that he protected you. Love that you are now married even more!!
@zedsdead6969
@zedsdead6969 Год назад
@@angelatrusdall3007 Crazy story. But true. That was 1995. We were married 2 months after that night and are still together! That was 28 years ago. Crazy! He is still the same protective, wonderful man. 💞💞
@angelatrusdall3007
@angelatrusdall3007 Год назад
@@zedsdead6969 wow!! Just 2 months!! What a wonderful love story!! So happy for the two of you, and that you are still married!! True love!! 💞
@zedsdead6969
@zedsdead6969 Год назад
@@angelatrusdall3007 My brother and sister weren't happy. Mom had already passed but she wouldn't have been happy. Dad loved him (he's gone now too.) Brother and sister are both divorced! Our song is "Groovy Kind of Love" by Phil Collins. Still makes us both tear up.
@jonrowell5958
@jonrowell5958 Год назад
High Five Husband.I Was Married 4yrs To My Neighbor Sweetheart. Grew Up Together. Never Even Dated Anyone Else. Got Married, & I'm A Pro Wrestler. My Wife Was In The Crowd Watching The Show. A Drunk Guy Behind Her Rubbed Her Ass. She Told Me Which Guy. I Roughed Him Up Pretty Good & She Was Mad At Me For It. SAID I WAS OUT OF LINE. TOOK IT TO FAR. We Divorced 2yrs Later. Good For Your Man Tho. Best Of Luck To Y'all.
@chrismiranda2051
@chrismiranda2051 Год назад
I'm with you, brother. When I was 7, I was at my sister's house when her husband started beating her. She was pregnant and I tried to get him off of her. He hit me in the head with nun chucks. I came to and my sister was covering me with her body. She told me to just lay still that he'd stop soon. He beat her for 10 to 15 minutes more, and then left to get beer. I wish I had been big enough to help her then. But my dad and brothers took care of him later. I joined the Marine Corps years later and I made a solemn vow that I'd never let a woman go through what that piece of shit put my sister through. Excellent reaction. Keep up the great work.
@sweetrosemary2000
@sweetrosemary2000 Год назад
NICE.
@lindaevans6461
@lindaevans6461 Год назад
Thank your family for taking out the trash.
@LayDeeTee1
@LayDeeTee1 Год назад
@Chris - Thank u for sharing...I'm sorry u had to witness that, but I'm so glad I used that experience to mold u into what a real man is.🙌💯 >>I think that maybe the guy in the video also was exposed to DV & was determined not to stand by & do nothing as an adult.
@karendavis188
@karendavis188 Год назад
Tell you the truth he should be free. He saved her its not right
@sidehustlewithgloria
@sidehustlewithgloria Год назад
Your story made me cry.
@Chris-bs8vm
@Chris-bs8vm Год назад
As a vet yes we feel compelled to help. It's what we do, I would never want to be put in that situation. I never want to be that violent person again, but if I'm forced I will. Thank you for your service. Semper Fi
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
And thank you for yours brother!
@shaunhilty4057
@shaunhilty4057 Год назад
thanks u both for r service
@mnice3784
@mnice3784 Год назад
Thank you for your service Sir 🙏
@T3_forge
@T3_forge Год назад
It’s what we do! Very well said!!
@themeez1000
@themeez1000 Год назад
I've had to explain to people that. A person who is capable of great violence who has put that life aside, God help the one who forces them to return.
@HeidiRider
@HeidiRider Год назад
If I was on that mans jury, I would NEVER vote to convict him. He removed one evil person. A couple million more to go. Let him out. Send him to do more good. Thank you Vet for your service!
@colleenpetty1468
@colleenpetty1468 Год назад
There is a concept called justified homicide. This is song is a perfect example of that.
@mnice3784
@mnice3784 Год назад
Yes ma'am
@cassydaubney
@cassydaubney Год назад
Heidi I you do make a point about him taking one evil person out of the world but it is still one person every second a lot of women get abused my someone they love but he should have called the cops and told them what was going or called and told them that he was dealing with it
@selbarton
@selbarton Год назад
Just remember 2 wrongs don't make it right. The trial would have boiled down to when he went to the trial did he plan to shoot him, and the answer was yes. If a hint of your view had shown during selection, you likely wouldn't be permitted on the jury. They don't want my mother or I on those cases having the motto an abusive man has no right to live. We wouldn't be impartial and just applying the laws.
@kencoop5440
@kencoop5440 Год назад
100%
@LayDeeTee1
@LayDeeTee1 Год назад
THIS is what real country music is all about. Every...single...abused woman prays for a guy like this, to protect her & just make it stop. 💯 He didn't run because he knew he only did what was RIGHT. Note; FYI...the "Judge" under the seat is a reference to a >>Taurus-Judge-Revolver>This song is so perfectly written & phrased...it makes me cry every time I hear it. #WaitInTheTruck
@tonyafarmer4998
@tonyafarmer4998 Год назад
Restraining orders do not work. So many women are killed EVERYDAY because those men never get checked. Taking a life is wrong but what about her life? Who is protects them? A piece of paper...that is a joke. Law enforcement officers know that.
@wordpro1998
@wordpro1998 5 месяцев назад
Every single woman - you got that right. This woman among them.
@rwmaclin
@rwmaclin Месяц назад
Glad someone finally referenced the Taurus Judge! I've read comments for weeks about reviews to this song, and yours is the first to make that connection.
@lilangelbaby8706
@lilangelbaby8706 Год назад
My favorite part is when he said “it ain’t paradise….that’s true….but it’s a whole hell of a lot better than the place I sent him to”
@teelaferguson1433
@teelaferguson1433 Год назад
Mine too
@dianaklien1560
@dianaklien1560 6 месяцев назад
My favorite line is the Judge under the seat, the next favorite is him smoking that guy’s cigarette.
@deniseharris7901
@deniseharris7901 Год назад
When a man says, "wait in the truck", you know he means business. Great song and video!
@jodiperez8870
@jodiperez8870 7 дней назад
And what happens next is not your business.
@danholmblad9925
@danholmblad9925 Год назад
They should have gave him a medel. God bless you.
@zedsdead6969
@zedsdead6969 Год назад
Medal
@sonjacrowell9896
@sonjacrowell9896 Год назад
Being a southern woman I definitely know what wait in the truck means. Took me a minute to wanna even listen. Glad I did. Fantastic song. ❤
@Amanda-ev3lg
@Amanda-ev3lg Год назад
I dont think DA cares where we are from
@zedsdead6969
@zedsdead6969 Год назад
I think "wait in the truck" is universal and interchangeable with "wait in the car." There's no underlying Southern known slang that waiting in a truck means someone's going to be murdered or even beaten. He could be running in the store for milk, going to talk to his friend or making a call he doesn't want you to hear. The more poignant line in the song, which still isn't regional, is "judge under a seat." I think we all knew pretty quickly what that meant. Some have mentioned that "Judge" is a nickname for a 40 caliber.
@bradwalden5545
@bradwalden5545 Год назад
@@zedsdead6969 .
@zedsdead6969
@zedsdead6969 Год назад
@@bradwalden5545 ????
@claytonjensen4047
@claytonjensen4047 Год назад
@sonja crowell, I agree with you. I spent half of my life in North Carolina. And it works for nearly all vehicles or place in general.😉I’ve even heard it shortened to “Wait here goddammit.” It’s the bluntness of it that gives it power. It usually means one of three things. Either, “You’ll be safer in here.” “I don’t want you interfering or attempting to stop me.” Or, “I don’t want you to see what I’m about to do. You may not like me as much afterwards” There is some “man business” to attend to. Right f**king now!
@the_politics_guy
@the_politics_guy Год назад
I absolutely agree. If the justice system worked, there would be no need for men like us who WOULD and DO step up when things like this happen. Justifiable in my opinion. Period!
@belladonna1211
@belladonna1211 Год назад
I absolutely adore this song. I get goosebumps every time I listen to it. I prayed for years for an angel like that. It never happened, 10yrs after divorce I still wish a judge under a seat would deal with him. Love love love this song💜💪
@Momof5grannytomany
@Momof5grannytomany Год назад
I gotta say thanks to all vets. As a soon to be wife a one of yours I gotta say from the bottom of my heart it means so much for people to say this.
@nicolemaxwell2068
@nicolemaxwell2068 Год назад
I was abused and my friend who was a Vet came and saved me. I love this sound. Sent it to him and told his thank you and that I loved him ❤.
@johnweir2056
@johnweir2056 Год назад
I'm not a veteran but most of my family are and I was raised and taught with the mentality of fuck around and find out. I agree with you 💯
@ednarobinson3424
@ednarobinson3424 Год назад
I believe our current government is going to find out “fuck around and find out”
@jamesbranham2217
@jamesbranham2217 6 месяцев назад
@@ednarobinson3424 I'm in
@donnamartin6697
@donnamartin6697 Год назад
I could see the pain in your face while watching this. Thank you for your service and for being the kind of man who hurts when you see the pain of others! God bless you!
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
I appreciate that
@Rolltidemom65
@Rolltidemom65 Год назад
Thank you. I lived in a abusive marriage for 7 out of the 11 years we were married. I actually had people say to me " you must've liked it to stay that long" , " what did you do to make him that mad" . I became a public spokesperson as a survivor for a while. The way people looked at me was so disappointing. At the time I still believed in the compassion of the human race. Not so much now. I was put in the group I named as them and those people. You see people don't understand true empathy. Others around them that are in terrible situations are just. Others. Not themselves. Not their problem. Not in their yard. Only when life throws them a reality curve and turns their apathy to empathy do they understand. It only takes 1 terrible action, decision, accident or just bad luck to make them understand and see the one thing they never did. That we're all in this together. I'm sorry, got on my soapbox didn't I lol. I just appreciated your comments. More than you know. Thank you
@mzluna313
@mzluna313 Год назад
I just recently discovered this song and have watched a few reactions to it. It's absolutely heartbreaking to scroll through the comments and see how many women, including myself, can relate! We all know that the law doesn't help us until it's too late! My opinion is quite biased whether he was right or wrong in his actions. However, if I had been his attorney I would have bent, twisted and argued the justifiable homicide defense to fit his "crime"! Sometimes there's a reason if you find yourself lost in a small town you've never been to before at midnight! And, sometimes doing 'your' right thing (everyone's is different) and obeying the law are two completely different things!
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
I couldn’t agree more
@donaldpaulson3920
@donaldpaulson3920 Год назад
Same with just coming across and everything, but yeah killing isn't the solution, beat him bloody maybe paralyze and take her from there, which she shoulda left anyway, easier said than done ik n all that but still taking a life n not even knowing the situation fully, n she was free when found her....js, and I can't relate to on a few levels, my mom, an ex that was murdered...friends ik.... ect. Just as far as killing. N it's made up n song n w.e lol but great song js tho n they lack of responsibility on the female for being with someone doing that
@SunUp-l3h
@SunUp-l3h Год назад
Scoot over ….. Been there survived that and never lookin back❤️‍🩹💪🏼💯
@danporter6280
@danporter6280 Год назад
I’ve intervened for a neighbor cause I was unsure if violence was happening but was a lot of yelling so I had a talk with her in front of him. Told her knock if he raises a hand and made sure he knew damn well I was watching and listening. We have to stop walking by and pretending it’s not our business. We have to do better every person matters.
@cindyforrenlauer770
@cindyforrenlauer770 Год назад
Totally agree, been a victim myself
@outdoorgurl2474
@outdoorgurl2474 Год назад
As a woman that has survived domestic violence, I felt this deep down. I never told my family because my brother would have killed my ex in a hot Southern minute and I couldn't let that happen. Now, after I've been away from him and healed , I promise that no man will do to me what he had done to me in the past..... my boyfriend, Ruger, would have something to say about that and he goes where I go.. 😉
@SarafinaSummers
@SarafinaSummers Год назад
My four legged besty goes with me wherever I go. She's a non-aggressive but extremely protective breed. I trust her instincts. If she doesn't like somebody, I make every excuse to leave, and book it!
@SunUp-l3h
@SunUp-l3h Год назад
Firstly thank you for your service sir🇺🇸💪🏼❤️I agree with you 💯‼️
@tianak.garman2899
@tianak.garman2899 11 месяцев назад
Best line ever is "I sat on the porch smoking one of his cigarettes and waited for the cops to come"!!! 🤘🤘🤘 and as someone who has been through something similar, you are absolutely right, sir!!! There is never a reason! Thank you for your service!
@billyothersen7002
@billyothersen7002 Год назад
Just in how I was raised never hurt a woman Thank you for your service brother And todays generation has went to complete shit
@missyhydrick2441
@missyhydrick2441 Год назад
Sir, I want to say I have watched so many reactions to this song and every man has the same reaction. "NEVER HIT A WOMAN " my question is how do I always find the ones that do??
@Albemarle7
@Albemarle7 Год назад
Beaters are often charming and manipulating. They have to be because the Lack Of Impulse Control keep getting them in trouble. They cheat on their women, They lose multiple jobs over impulsive acts at work. They do lots of small crimes for thrills. They are in and out of jail. They make mess of their lives. The problem is women will too often see them as dashing thrilling adventurers, who need a good woman to take care of them. If a man-boy does not have his life together, you cannot rescue him. Popular fictions keeps showing swaggering bad asses as ideal lovers. In real life It dont work that way. The Wild Ones, Rebel Without a Cause, The Getaway and many others promote a very harmful false image of male behaior.
@Melly01
@Melly01 Год назад
Opinion time, since you asked ... I've thought about the right and wrong of this situation pretty deeply and this song conflicts TF out of me. My moral outrage screams, "He deserved it!" and the justice system fails victims of DV more often than not. There is a good chance she would have eventually wound up dead, because abusers don't give up. So let's hear it for the selfless protector, the avenging angel! But my common sense says, "Yeah, but he didn't ask any questions. He wasn't even sure if the guy he shot was the one that had been abusing her. What if it was the abuser's roommate and he just shot the wrong guy?" Vigilante justice sounds good in the heat of the moment, but there are a lot of real life complications. My husband is a retired lawyer and I put the situation to him (without having him listen to the song, just the facts as I know them from the lyrics), and he said the character is absolutely in a very bad legal place, no matter how good the intentions. Could a jury acquit him? Yes. Is that likely to happen after hearing the jury instructions about self-defense or defense of the woman? Probably not. Very noble intentions, but not the best realistic way to protect a victim and much more likely to land the avenging angel in prison than not. So, yep. In the abstract, very satisfying as a story. In real life ... he's going to prison. Conflicted AF with this one. But that's what good music does, right?
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
Very well put!!!
@kcallamajaji
@kcallamajaji Год назад
Yeah. Her life wasn't in immediate danger. He didn't see the guy beating her up and therefore defense of the woman can't be claimed. We wish this could be done, but in the real world, we know he'd be in prision.
@reality9451
@reality9451 Год назад
@@kcallamajaji Depends on who is on that jury. With me on it - they would NEVER be able to hand down a guilty verdict. No matter how long it took. And I would walk out of that courthouse and start working to get rid of the DA that tried to convict him.
@blibrarylady
@blibrarylady Год назад
So the system is broken for the women and the children! There is no help until it is too late! They should suffer because of the lawyers and judges and no moral compass. Where is the damage going to end for them. I have fought, watched, hugged and cried with many over my 40 years in education in all walks of life. Just retired but the damage that is done is exponential as students and families struggle generations. Hearts and minds are tender even when toughen. Sorry but there has to be a better way than sorry this is all we can do. Luckily there has been people to help because right is right.
@johnwillis4706
@johnwillis4706 Год назад
Some years ago I got into a similar situation. Our Daughter came home all beat up. As her mom took her get patched up, I drove over to their house. As I got out of my truck I picked up a pick handle out the bed. I beat her, now ex-husband, to within an inch of his miserable life with the pick handle. He was the hospital about a year. The a$$ kickin was over pretty quick but, him learning to walk again tended to drag on for him. He now has a real severe limp to remind him. I also sent word to him if there was a next time I'd make damn sure he never did again.
@deaksbakery31
@deaksbakery31 Год назад
Thank you for that @johnwillis4706
@kaseystevenson5329
@kaseystevenson5329 Год назад
She’s truly so lucky to call you her dad!
@LayDeeTee1
@LayDeeTee1 Год назад
@John - Thank you‼️🙌💯
@davidcaldwell180
@davidcaldwell180 Год назад
Amen brother
@sammygouge1325
@sammygouge1325 Год назад
Well done
@tiacalhoun3841
@tiacalhoun3841 Год назад
Saved her and any woman after her, men like that don’t change….I’m a survivor of DV and I think justice was served
@kimberlybrown9500
@kimberlybrown9500 7 месяцев назад
Same here
@isadorpaulcruz7651
@isadorpaulcruz7651 Год назад
I'm a Vet too and I don't put up with any man putting his hands on a woman period. And I've got into a few fist fights in my time for that and I Love this Video and Song. And it pains me to see how many Women on here have had to go through that shit.
@ladytracy4539
@ladytracy4539 Год назад
As a former "her," I get cold chills when I hear this song..
@sweetrosemary2000
@sweetrosemary2000 Год назад
Glad to hear you are a FORMER HER. GOD BLESS YOU.
@andibay3736
@andibay3736 Год назад
I don’t think many people consider that women can experience PTSD from abusive relationships. We’re generally too ashamed to talk about it. It took me several yrs to get over severe anxiety whenever hearing a loud pickup, motorcycle or sports car. My heart would race and palms sweat and legs weaken to the sound particular engines. It’s a fight or flight response when your brain correlates the sound to impending duress.
@simply_iris7338
@simply_iris7338 Год назад
@@andibay3736 It's been 27 years for me, and I've been remarried for 25. My poor 2nd husband still to this day gets the brunt of my PTSD. I got so used to not talking or saying how I felt about anything for fear of it setting my 1st husband off, that my husband now still doesn't understand why I won't talk at times.
@andibay3736
@andibay3736 Год назад
@@simply_iris7338 I’m so sorry you endured this experience! Unfortunately, there’s not a trauma switch that can be flipped off allowing us to respond “normally” in some trigger situations. Yes, there’s therapy, but I doubt many women seek it. I imagine the best you can do is to let him know how much you appreciate his patience and understanding in your ways of coping. 💕
@infidel24
@infidel24 Год назад
Glad you survived. Stay strong.
@briellamarie1669
@briellamarie1669 Год назад
I’m living happily ever after married to my hero while the abusive monster ex is spending the rest of his life in prison!
@deeburns3701
@deeburns3701 Год назад
#1 - Thank you for your service. My son is a Marine so I understand the military life. #2 - I've watched a lot of the reaction videos to this song. All the men say the same thing. I wish I would've met these men, instead of my ex. My boys saw everything from my bruises to my ex choking me. Ya, it really sucked we were in that situation but I got us out of it and my boys have both said it taught them how to NOT treat a woman. They are both amazing young men who have a bright future so that is the one bright spot that came out of the hell we lived in. Thanks for the review and giving us hope that there are men like you out there!!
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
We are definitely out here, even though we seem to be few and far apart these days. I’m so sorry you had to go through that.
@deeburns3701
@deeburns3701 Год назад
@@TormentedVet_Reactions ❤
@lindablackwell318
@lindablackwell318 Год назад
Thank you for your service. Ask a child in the early seventies and eighties, I knew of two or three women that needed someone like this man in their life badly. One lady had her scalp split and tried to hide it from the other women with her wig, as a nosy child I spotted it.😢 I thought she would die from such a big gash, she wouldn't even go to the hospital. As a child I'd wished I could do to him what he'd done to her. It was a big secret from the men in our lives because she begged the other women not to tell them because SHE was afraid for HIS safety... I only know of one man that got that very late night knock and a couple of men with spines invited him outside away from the house and adjusted his attitude toward her for good. This song gives me chills, because I wish this man with a purpose had been there for her and their children.
@rebeccaragan9916
@rebeccaragan9916 Год назад
The thing that people don’t understand about domestic violence abusers is that most times no matter how far away you try to get from them they will not let you go. Law-enforcement a lot of times fall short for these women. Sometimes this option in self defense is the only option that will save their life
@janeblue3053
@janeblue3053 Год назад
I love this song. Country music was folk music, it told a story. This song hits the mark.
@virginiaworden2558
@virginiaworden2558 Год назад
The song was #1 country song so it resonated with a lot of people...... I was in an abusive relationship and Hardy is a HERO....... We should leave those relationships.. but it's hard to do..mentally,, financially.. physically........ But when you feel you'd rather die than go on with your life,, a lot of times,, That's when you grow a pair and leave...
@LarryT1993
@LarryT1993 Год назад
Thankyou for your Service. 🇺🇸🤝✊ Also i'am a Retired Vet as well and im a father friend and brother and Husband i have 4 sister 3 daughters and 6 best friends that are all Women. i live in a place where i have lots of land and lots of shovels. if the day ever came where they come to me to tell me a man hurt them.... well we know the answer...
@unicornlover-ek7jw
@unicornlover-ek7jw Год назад
The offender would only go after her again and possibly unlive her the next time. Restraining orders do not work.
@Nixie-Nix
@Nixie-Nix Год назад
As a woman who was sexually abused for four years, I would have been thankful if someone interfered and told me to wait in their truck. Thank you for your service.
@susanmoore8074
@susanmoore8074 Год назад
I love this song it does bring back a time when I dealt with domestic violence for over a decade (a very rough time in my life, it took me moving several times and now finally being with a really great guy).
@jbarber7804
@jbarber7804 Год назад
Multiple decades for me😢
@janesecaraway3995
@janesecaraway3995 Год назад
Fell in love with this song and video from the day it was released! I am 62 and my daughter and son in law introduced me to hardy. One of the best songwriters around today!! From Montgomery al 🙏 ❤️. And....thank you for your service sir. My husband is a disabled vet too!
@btnhstillfire
@btnhstillfire Год назад
My thoughts are what if thats YOUR daughter? I think most of us would agree on this one. You could only hope theres a man out there that would do this for your girl. These things usually end w a guy getting arrested and an Oap put on him yet hes out free to walk the streets a week later and whats that OP do? Not a damn thing…
@Rsmblaze
@Rsmblaze Год назад
Absolutely it would have been her life or his life. He saved her life.
@michelleking8960
@michelleking8960 Год назад
Always loved Hardy ... and loving this one too. Keep up the awesome songs and the issues people are reluctant to face. You guys rock.
@MaryInfante
@MaryInfante Год назад
He didn't just save her life. He saved the life of any woman that monster might ever come across
@jaimeanakalea7250
@jaimeanakalea7250 Год назад
just went through a year of never knowing if my exhusband was going to roll up on me or my son high and try to kill us. order of protection was useless. first time I heard this song was the one and only time i broke down crying during that whole time. it was all my friends who kept me safe. him leaving our island a couple weeks ago was the biggest relief of all time, and this is an amazing song that anyone who's been there will feel resonate from heart to toes.
@kalm1974
@kalm1974 Год назад
This song has me all up in my feels. In 2 months it will he 29 years ago since my hero saved my life. In my story my now husband of 25 yrs did not go to jail but my abuser went. Not for the violence he have me but for other charges. Either way he was locked up and my hero is still..to this day protecting me. Thank you for sharing your reaction. Sadly this happens alot.
@carlasmith1579
@carlasmith1579 Год назад
I would have been on may knees thanking that man. Women be careful who you date. I've come close before to that when I was single. I've raised my boys to never hit a woman. I married wonderful Christian man who has never put his hands on me. I wanted a man like daddy and I got him, a southern gentleman. Girls, first time a guy tries to put his hands on you, get away and don't go back. peace out in Mississippi.
@wrenstarz
@wrenstarz Год назад
First heard this song last week on the radio and it totally caught my attention even at a lower volume. The melody is so good even without the "story". But it's the catch line "wait in the truck" -- people feel that and understand! I searched and found this video and was blown away. Took guts to produce this kinda message. It's different and edgy like nothing out there. Ultimately, it makes you think, it makes you contemplate what you would do for an absolute stranger. And leaves you wondering if there really are men out there that would do that for somebody. And ya, she got his truck - which is totally cool. I'd love that truck. Good dang song fo sho.
@jimmyfrazier3761
@jimmyfrazier3761 Год назад
Yes.. We are a dying breed but there are some of us men still out there that would do this!!
@bettyherzberg3125
@bettyherzberg3125 11 месяцев назад
I think she has the truck because she is still 'waiting in the truck for him'....
@oceanlover650
@oceanlover650 Год назад
I think most of us watching see a real moral dilemma, and it seems like that's the point of the song. How far are we willing to go to help or protect, not just someone we love, but anyone, when the laws won't protect us?
@hunkahunkaburningreviews7621
Not most of us. Us DV survivors have no dilemma with this and we wish it could happen more often. #savemorewomen
@nicolehanes3442
@nicolehanes3442 Год назад
Where were men like you when I needed them? Not one man has fought for me. I will fight a man before I will ever fight a girl, because I have had to. My story is dark. I am happy someone has someone like you.
@nicolehanes3442
@nicolehanes3442 Год назад
@hardywilmike I'm good. I'm a survivor. Not much gets me down. Nothing keeps me there.
@aaroncorbett6352
@aaroncorbett6352 Год назад
I love this song precisely because of the conflict it creates between my emotions and my brain. Of course I believe that society needs due process and that abuser needed a trial because I think that trials are more for us as a society to hold up evil and examine it and condemn it. But dammit...sometimes that shit isn't working right and someone has to take out the trash.
@sweetrosemary2000
@sweetrosemary2000 Год назад
I am sad to see so many comments of my fellow sisters who were once "her" , However, I am so happy you all are survivors. God Bless you all.
@violagreene4643
@violagreene4643 Год назад
"I didn't try to hide my pistol I didn't even try to run I just sat on the porch, smoking one of his cigarettes And waited for the cops to come" That is stone cold bad ass. He traded his freedom for hers, with no regrets.
@weathertrainsrandomniss1083
Heard this song for the first time on the way into work this morning. Stumbled on your reaction. You are 100% right, never lay your hand on a woman. I would hope the system would cut him some slack but eye for an eye. Thank you. Cheers from Wisconsin.
@Ray.Stanley.TalkTube.R.S.F
@Ray.Stanley.TalkTube.R.S.F Год назад
I with you on that one brother.. I love this song it's almost my story of my life.. I served 18 years of my 25 years sentence for killing the sob that beat my ex wife and my 7 years daughter to death.. was on my way to pick up my daughter it was my weekend to have my daughter I get there the neighbor come to my truck as I was getting out and she told me she could just Call the police that they was scared because they heard screaming coming from the house and pulled out my gun and walked up to the front door that was upon half way so I opened it and seen my little baby girl lifeless laying in the hallway blood was all ever the place in the hallway walked on in and I could hear him freaking out and moving around and moving stuff walked my way through the house making my way to where I was hearing from I found him in the bad room were my wife body was he see me and his eyes got big he didn't get out all of it he when to say I didn't mea all he got out as I shoot him 3 times to be sure he was dead the I made my way to my little baby girl as I kneel down to her baggage God to not take her he when the cops got me.. I might not make it to heaven to see my little girl again I'll go to hell because I gave justice to that sob for my little baby girl.. I'm sorry for the sad message brother...
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
No worries man. Thank you for sharing.
@Ray.Stanley.TalkTube.R.S.F
@Ray.Stanley.TalkTube.R.S.F Год назад
Your welcome man I normally don't share things but this one I just had to.. because our justice system is so is all the hell and thank you for your service as well
@InquisitiveJen
@InquisitiveJen Год назад
So sorry for the deepest loss of a child 😞
@wordpro1998
@wordpro1998 5 месяцев назад
There are no words of comfort I can offer, but I honor you for standing up to defend the defenseless. I'm so sorry you suffered so. But you are inspiring.
@ronhill3931
@ronhill3931 Год назад
Justice served! As a combat vet we need to stand up for the weak I feel its our duty.
@deanaanderson8765
@deanaanderson8765 Год назад
Agree 💯... We signed up to protect the weak...
@RitaMae13
@RitaMae13 Год назад
I know if anyone lays hands on my daughter I'll be tellin her to just wait in the truck too!
@donnamiller4069
@donnamiller4069 Год назад
So 50 years ago I went thru the same DV and to this day I remember every minute! I cried when I heard this song. Maybe it could help open eyes because back then there wasn’t much that people would do. Thank you for your service!
@tinnamoffitt1468
@tinnamoffitt1468 Год назад
34 years since my POS ex-husband laid hands on me. You have no idea, how many times,I wished for an angel to come take him from me!"Patience and time, finally answered my prayers. Only took 20 yrs, The 3rd wife sat and listened to his pacemaker go off until it went silent. Ending their dual Reign of hell on my life using our children.Great song!
@jeangreenlee7423
@jeangreenlee7423 Год назад
Thank you for your reaction on this song I a survivor of abuse I lived it for 17 yrs until he about killed me then I put him in jail but I'm still scared of him probably always will be but I'm thankful I was able to get away from him
@Thaliamc1990
@Thaliamc1990 Год назад
This is the very thing that happened to my father. 🥺 he was with a woman who was still married but separated. The other man was a real drunk…beat her all the time. My dad was over one night the other man showed up which he wasn’t supposed to (Protection Order) he had a gun and threatened to £!LL her and their daughter …. My dad went to his Truck pulled his pistol out of the glovebox and chased him into the cornfield and shot him dead. My daddy died in prison in 2014. He went in when I was 4 years old, 1994. This video HIT ME HARD 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@moniquepatterson4793
@moniquepatterson4793 Год назад
I love this video 😍😍 & yes I think Hardy should have only gotten like 15 to 20 years for killing that woman better not life because that son of a "-! Deserved it
@sharieknight6107
@sharieknight6107 Год назад
"this place is not paradise that's true, but it's a whole lot better than the place i sent him too" BEST line ever in a song!
@cuttnhorse2013
@cuttnhorse2013 Год назад
Notice as she pulled away from the jail, she was driving his truck!❤
@frostymcfarland87
@frostymcfarland87 Год назад
In these circumstances so many people don't step up and help. I think people should help people whenever they can! Thanks for your service!
@tammymoore6126
@tammymoore6126 Год назад
This video hits home. I'm thirty years out of my DV Still when I see my ex it scares me. And I still harbor bitterness in my heart. But I'm a survivor
@jonrowell5958
@jonrowell5958 Год назад
💜
@kittykatty142
@kittykatty142 Год назад
Istg i love this song am I would die to go see it live like ITS SO GOOD IDK WHY “I don’t know if he’s an Angel cause angels don’t do what he did, he was hellbent to find the man behind all the whiskey scars I hid” and the lord have mercy on me part. LITERALLY BEST SONG EVER ( it actually might be better than AA and Before he cheats 👀) BTW, amazing reaction thank you so much❤
@donglass9072
@donglass9072 Год назад
He knew if the guy went to jail, he'd get out, just to beat someone else! His way the guy will never hurt anyone again.
@christinastrickland3819
@christinastrickland3819 Год назад
Hey, man. Thank you for your service. As a southern woman, I certainly know what “Wait in the truck” means. My folks made sure I’d be able to take care of myself by the time I was old enough to go places without them. Wish more parents did. It’d save a lot of pain. Love this song. If it were a real situation, I bet she takes dang good care of his truck, too. Legally speaking, he would have been defending her if the guy was in the act of beating her. Or she could have shot the guy herself. Pictures of her battered and bloody would go a long way to proving self-defense. She was leaving when he picked her up. Going back was a vigilante move, which means he’s left himself open to legal punishment. I don’t know about y’all, but I do know men like this always go after the woman that leaves to continue the abuse. If this hero took her in and defended her when the guy came to take her back, he would have been well within his rights to shoot him down in self defense or defense of his friend. Waiting for that moment would give him a chance to remain free. Teaching her to defend herself would help also. If you don’t want to loose your freedom, think of the best way instead of acting impulsively. Hero didn’t deserve so much jail time for taking out the trash, though.
@emilylittle4564
@emilylittle4564 Год назад
As a survivor of domestic violence, I get goosebumps everytime I hear this song. I also don't condone violence or killing anyone, however I 100% agree and was raised you never put your hands on a woman. I was raised around men like 👆 that. And thank you for your service, dear!
@patriciadyer4807
@patriciadyer4807 Год назад
This made me cry I've been through so much from 15 to 34 I was beating almost every day by my ex so this really hit home but the part I loved it's where she said her judge was under the seat I had bad thoughts every now and then how to kill him but I didn't his last beaten took him out of the house for good I raised my kids God has been good all I have to say to women out there that's being hit if you're hit one time get out don't stay God bless
@Abby45410
@Abby45410 Год назад
I'm a survivor of DV. Took goin to the police to get him to leave me alone. But this song hit home. I had to pull over the first time I heard it. Because it could have been me in this instance if I didn't leave him. And Hardy is right. The best judge is the one under your seat. Glad to see a few good men out there. Thank you.
@maryrogers4895
@maryrogers4895 Год назад
As a woman who was in the same situation as the woman in the video, I wish someone would have been my angel like he was. I am still to this day 18 years later hiding from that man, and if anyone would have helped me in that way, they should not have been convicted of murder.
@myname1668
@myname1668 Год назад
Preach brother. Part of the younger generation here💪🏻
@feliciab4095
@feliciab4095 Год назад
A shame he didn’t hand her the gun. She probably would of gotten off without jail time. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Good video tho.
@lonniebryant5656
@lonniebryant5656 Год назад
Being an abused woman I feel like she should have took the blame and saved him for what he done for her,there are times you honestly do not know if you will make threw the night or not and she would have made it with self defense and even if she didn’t that man was a blessing to her because if she coulda killed him herself she would have done it already
@kowgirlnme
@kowgirlnme Год назад
I am a woman who took many beatings, until I got away for good.. I do not think he should have committed murder, and sacrificed his freedom...He could have just beat the hell out of that SOB...Anyone can turn their lives around. My ex husband did. He has been a good man since he gave up the drinking..etc... A man did protect me and my family, we have been married now for 31 years. My children got to meet their blood dad, the one who abused me. I am glad they have a relationship. He has paid the price for what he did to me, when he went to prison. He has redeemed himself. Do I see him? Only once at a funeral. He has too much respect(fear) for my current husband, to mess with me..My husband is an avid hunter, and gun collector..He told my ex husband what he would do to him, and no one else would ever find him, he would be gaitor bait..if he came to our place...I moved 4000 miles from my ex, when I ran...I am thankful.to have the 31 years I have with the man who saved my little family, and raised my children..
@Gaara11990
@Gaara11990 Год назад
You are absolutely right. I’m just a southern guy never served but men as a whole need to be the protector. Hard to do cause they really have set laws up so you can’t Wild West is even if it’s moral to deal with the evil they were doing, the justice system is a stickler for the detail. I can’t say I disagree with giving every person a chance in the court but same time if they got you dead to rights walked in and shot someone for no reason or some other crazy thing putting them in a box for life rather than dealing with the problem immediately. Thank you for your service and know there are still those of us at home who are a little old fashioned. Can only hope some of the even younger get this toxic masculinity crap out of their heads and know when to man up. God bless.
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
Well put!!!
@cherylulakovic8613
@cherylulakovic8613 Год назад
Song hits you hard. He gave up his freedom for hers. Being a native Texas farm girl....I know what Wait in the truck means.
@jerdawg19821
@jerdawg19821 Год назад
If it's justifiable, it's justifiable. In situations like these in my own honest opinion when a man hits a woman, or a child their execution is justifiable! But that's my own personal opinion.
@johnakaODB
@johnakaODB Год назад
I feel like Hardy read my story just RESPECT always Hardy
@ALilBitWitchy
@ALilBitWitchy Год назад
What that man did should be covered by the Good Samaritan act! I think a case for self defense could be made because the POS was reaching for his 12 🤷🏻‍♀️ just my thought. This song has done more for me than 10 years of therapy! Go Hardy!
@littlepigslayer308
@littlepigslayer308 11 месяцев назад
True man stands up to protect the woman and accepts full responsibility in the consequences of his actions I believe everything he did was right
@roncarter7290
@roncarter7290 Год назад
I lived in an apt building n my next door couple were fighting n she was screaming for help. I ran next door n the door was open. I seen him on top of her beating her. I ran in n started choking him down , getting him off of her.SHE GOT UP N STARTED HITTING ON ME. I through him aside n walked out,,, never thought helping a woman would turn like that. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
@fabricoble77256
@fabricoble77256 Год назад
Not all of us younger guys are like that. Im 24 raised ww2 vet. My room growin up was a barracks bed made up at 5am work the land chow time then back out too feed the horses. Before bed respect and courage was engraved into my being. That old man bless him i can survive though ignore pain and if your gashed open pack it with moss wrap it up and keep going. I was taught to be a marksman. He always said if another war happened and they made it on us soils id be ready. Im damn proud. Love ya pappy rest in peace
@barbbrakessel9131
@barbbrakessel9131 Год назад
Awesome song she knows he's a keeper .he stuck up for her.maybe he should have beat him up instead so he wouldn't have to go away and they could ride off into the sunset. But it was meant to be powerful and it is awesome song.awesome message alot of us have been hurt and no one to protect us.hes a true hero.for sticking up for what's right and paying the price for it.
@dianeambrose683
@dianeambrose683 Год назад
Who knows how many times she tried to get help? Anyone knows PFAs do not work if a man wants to kill a woman. The song hits home in many ways. Sometimes the “judge” needs to be the judge.
@KyoKiaNexus
@KyoKiaNexus Год назад
this is a well done videoo and song and it reminds me of independence day-mcbride, and having bee this place im forever gratful to my tattooed savior. what i really like about this is he didnt try to get oout of the consquences. he knew as soon as he went there what they were adn he accepted them, all to protect life thatss a real man.
@johnakaODB
@johnakaODB Год назад
I spent 24 months in because I literally saved this woman's life from being beat to death and I didn't even kill that POS and I called the law
@rodeoswag17
@rodeoswag17 Год назад
As a survivor of this... The justice system does nothing to protect women. Ladies... Get a pistol, dog and learn how to defend yourself. My ex learned that night that my dog and I fight back. Never allow someone to hurt you.
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Год назад
Good on you for using the tools and means to protect yourself!!!
@michelb.8953
@michelb.8953 Год назад
First time I watched this video, I said I'd marry a man for doing that. I married a stranger for doing something no one else would have ever done for me and years later we are still together and never had an argument. Actions always speak louder than words.
@The-King664
@The-King664 Год назад
Much love brother, I’m currently Active Duty and wouldn’t mind asking you a few questions about your experiences
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
By all means my email is on my about page
@billwalker7556
@billwalker7556 Год назад
The "judge under the seat" in my opinion refers to a Taurus handgun. A "judge " is slang for a firearm in the south. A lot of people don't get that part of thes song.
@elainevigil6128
@elainevigil6128 Год назад
Thank you for your service and reaction. Happy holidays to you and all of yours. 🎄
@runyunhyde4373
@runyunhyde4373 Год назад
This is a situation I could handle on my own. I don't need the government help
@pennyj777
@pennyj777 Год назад
❤️❤️❤️ fully agree with your reaction. FYI new sub. Oh, and obviously please react to more HARDY 😎
@TormentedVet_Reactions
@TormentedVet_Reactions Год назад
Done! And thank you for your support!!!
@susansisler1604
@susansisler1604 Год назад
Like so many womens' stories I'm reading here, I survived 21 years of living in fear & raising my unfortunate children under that as well. I have so many regrets because by being too afraid to leave, many, many fears are ingrained into my children into their adulthood. I WISH I had a saviour like him. He removed evil, but our justice system has punished him for that moral, human compassion. This song/video/story brings me to such tears. I applaud him for saving her. Thank you for your service.
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Год назад
I feel ya brother, maybe in a different time it would be all in fair game, don't fly that way nowadays unfortunately. At that point since she was away from the scene of the battery, shoulda just let the lawman handle it, his (the abuser's) life would've been ruined anyway because of his stupidity. Now, had he been beatin' on her and the main character saw it an intervened, fair game.
@allenruss2976
@allenruss2976 Год назад
Problem is by that time lawman has been involved over and over and over again. These situations usually end up with the woman dead. This was the only thing that works
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Год назад
@@allenruss2976 Here's a bigger question-- they the F would the woman keep going back to him at all? The laws are much more harsh on domestic abusers nowadays thankfully, to include loss of rights like firearm possession and loss of employment opportunities/ massive financial loss, but of course there's always risks and measures that need to be taken to get out and stay away from people like that. That being said, no system is perfect, but I sure as hell wouldn't go to prison for life for doing something the wrong way in this type of situation-- I'd have taken the woman to the Hospital and PD for documentation and filing charges, then protected her in a place far away from that POS while the law runs it's course. Should the POS try anything again, then it could situationally fall under self-defense, and it's fair game. That's how it works nowadays (ain't saying it's right, just how it is).
@yarareadstheclassics
@yarareadstheclassics Год назад
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary If you haven't been in the situation where you're being abused, I can see why you don't understand why someone would go back. I hope you take the time to do some research so you can learn why someone doesn't just leave and often goes back. Getting away from an abuser without losing your life isn't easy. I got out, but it wasn't safe during any step of the process, and still isn't 100% safe now even though he lives in a different state. I really hope you take the time to research this subject.
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary
@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Год назад
@@yarareadstheclassics I actually do know a bit about the topic (have a CJ degree and work as a Protector in the Private Sector World and teach Self Defense, apart from having several close family members and friends in Law Enforcement). I've had friends get in those situations (obviously not their fault) as well as others I've interacted with in my professional career, and with some help they were able to get out of them without negative ramification. Statistically, staying with an abuser increases the likelihood of injury and death, so the sooner one can fly the coop when that crap starts happening, the better off they are, and can use many different tools at their disposal-- everything from restraining orders to arming themselves and so on-- to keep themselves protected.
@hunkahunkaburningreviews7621
You just proved you are SPINELESS and you will let women be killed by their abuser. Wow what a great little boy you are.
@joegandee6047
@joegandee6047 Год назад
Killin ain't right, but killin ain't wrong..and that's all I got to say about that
@WhitFyffe
@WhitFyffe Год назад
I watched this video in tears the first time I heard this. I was beaten with 2 children standing nearby. I walked out after 15 years and 2 children later having to drive myself to the hospital with a fractured skull, broken occipital bone, blood in my eyes and barely survived. I had someone beg me to leave, he wanted to bad to walk in and just take me out of the house but I was one of those women who “could deal with it”. Laying in a hospital bed I saw the exact ma who begged me to leave standing there waiting for me to look up. 8 years after we are still together. I left the ICU and have a man whose stood beside me, who took on 2 kids like they were his own, and will die protecting us. This video hits in so many different ways now looking back ❤
@KristineeMurdockk-c9c
@KristineeMurdockk-c9c 2 месяца назад
😢😢😢 I Really Really Appreciate It If They Let Him Get Out In My Eye's 👁️👁️ I Don't Think He Done Anything Wrong He's A True Hero Amen 😢😢😢😢God Please Let Him Out