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@ksmith13r 3 года назад

As a veteran your reaction and emotions in this makes me feel genuinely apreciated thanks for this.

@jacobweathers4714 3 года назад

I know it sounds arbitrary, but thanks. Seriously.

@cliffmiller1021 3 года назад

Indeed Kevin

@jackpassananti3300 3 года назад

^ well put Kevin USN 2009-2021

@nighteye002 3 года назад

you are appreciated, thank you for you're service.

@dougf1249 3 года назад

Thank you for serving

@LupusZockt 3 года назад

"Jekyll and Hyde" is amazing too. And "Lift me up" is one of my all time favorites. Also "A little bit off" is something special. They just tell about one of these days when you want the world to leave you alone. But they do it in a way that instantly raise your mood.

@Geneticspore 2 года назад

Homeless veterans. Explained very simple. The government doesn't care. The military doesn't care. Once you are discharged, you are no longer their "burden/problem". I was one of the lucky one's in which I have a wife, kids, a roof over our heads, and food in our stomachs. It kills me every time to hear/see this song. The part "It's me, Jacoby. You saved my life brother.". Makes me tear up every friggin time. It just kills me. On a side note. My wife surprised me with tickets to FFDP. It was them, Bad Wolves, and Breaking Benjamin. Zoltan at the end of one of the songs, pointed to me, tapped his head, meaning the hat I was wearing, and tossed me his pic (I was the only one within 5 rows actually wearing a hat. Chris, the bassist did the same thing, but didn't get the pic, he tapped his head, nodded at me, and gave me a thumbs up. After the show, I actually got to speak with Ivan, the singer. He shook my hand, thanked me, talked with me for a bit, and took several pictures with me, then with my wife. I support this band with all my being. They are pro police, pro military, and pro American. To the 71 people as of 6 Nov 2021 that gave you 71 thumbs down. FUCK THEM.

@zach-EchoesForAges 2 года назад

This song is beautiful. As a veteran I got to deploy to Iraq twice.... Our unit escorted and showed them around as well.

@twichmcvey6065 2 года назад

My dad was broken as an army man. In turn it broke our family. He has PTSD and night terrors and mom drank. The state took us away saying they were dangerous to us. HE fought for us for YEARS but they finally pushed him till he broke more and let go. Mom never fought at all. The same government that broke my dad, broke me too. Using the army to brake him and foster care system to break me. Sis got out at 7, older brother at 11. I was tossed out to the streets of Alaska at 18 when the checks stopped coming. I went through 23 homes, 3 group homes and a mental hospital for children three times. Meds the whole way. I was homeless for three years as learned how to adult. I was luck not to get in with bad drugs or get pregnant. That was the only things good I can say about that time. My dad is gone, I've looked. Found he killed himself by driving off a bridge into icy waters of a river in Keni.

@18videowatcher41 2 года назад

You’re absolutely right, this song is extremely powerful, as is the video. In particular, I find the part where the woman pulls her daughter away from the homeless veteran, incredibly sad. And seeing the look on his face go from a smile with a glimmer of hope as the girl goes to hand him a flower, to a look of utter defeat and despair as her mother pulls her away from what she see’s as a “filthy bum”. It’s absolutely heart wrenching, especially seeing him holding that photo of a little girl who is probably his daughter, and knowing that the girl showing him kindness likely reminds him of her. The ending is heartwarming, though. Seeing two men who served together reunited. One of them having saved the other while they were deployed. And now the one who was saved, and seems to have had more success reintegrating into society, helps the other one who has fallen on hard times in spite of his sacrifice. And more than that, he’s also a veteran himself, so he can better understand what problems the other man has and why he has them.

@robertvaughn6299 2 года назад

I share your passion. Military are the True HEROES!!

@tmauntler 3 года назад

This song hits hard for most of us. I can always appreciate someone giving it the respect it deserves. Thank you for caring. You hit the nail on the head regarding freedoms that are thrown away... For me, that's the hardest part. Stay safe and have a great day bro

@highwinds71 3 года назад

For years I never liked this song but when I seen the video I understood what it was about.

@jcpahman77 2 года назад

I'm a veteran, I could go on for days about the issues in this song/video, but I won't IF someone can answer, without using Google, what the current suicide rate per day is of veterans in the US. Per day. Hit me with a number.

@Soulja4ChristWeAreAtWar 3 года назад

I will have to politely disagree with you. Over 98% of inventors are Men, not women. Therefore, men are the ones who create. Otherwise, on the song and it's message I completely agree with you.

@jamesrichardson1748 3 года назад

That's entirely untrue statement, men have created some of the greatest civilizations, businesses, products in human history. We also take part in creating children, and it's a mistake to discount our role in this process. Just because we can't concieve children doens't mean we have no role in their creation and not role in the development or respect of the world.

@raynshadows7299 2 года назад

Sadly when it comes to veterans being homeless, some of them feel that they deserve it after what they have had to do and returning to "normal" life just doesn't feel possible to them.

@xXPhanillaXx 3 года назад

I don't care how many times I hear this song, I am still in tears at the end. Easily one of the most underappreciated bands out there!

@SH-qs7ee 2 года назад

I'm impressed you get to the end of the song, I'm choking them back before the songs half over.

@calebschade2653 2 года назад

i feel 🙏

@jasonoverman9679 2 года назад

Same

@danielrupp7578 3 года назад

"I'm sorry to be so frustrated." Don't be. I get at upset at people who are unaffected reacting to this. Watched/listened to it easily a thousand times and it always hits me hard.

@dougf1249 3 года назад

Hits every time!

@jeffknowswhatsupoldsoul1978 3 года назад

Everytime I think I can get through it,BAM, I don't.

@viikmaqic 3 года назад

We non americans dont usually go to war that often, probably thats why. idk. But yeah terrible for your soldiers that dont get the help that vets in european countries would get

@jeffknowswhatsupoldsoul1978 3 года назад

@@viikmaqic it's a real shame,we give freebie everything to illegals but so many of our soldiers who have lost a part of them get absolutely nothing or a big bag of god knows what medicine and just told to take it and go away for 3 months. Something's gotta give,they are our responsibility

@viikmaqic 3 года назад

@@jeffknowswhatsupoldsoul1978 I think its becuse europe is more social leaning and helps out their people

@bjsmith6187 3 года назад

“It’s me, Jacoby.” “You saved my life, brother.” Tears every time.

@CSpang253 3 года назад

I thought he says "you know me" but either way, same.

@bjsmith6187 3 года назад

@@CSpang253 earlier in the video you can see the name plate on his uniform says Jacoby

@charlesshaffer7290 2 года назад

Same

@riremainttv7401 2 года назад

He says you know me, yes his name tags says Jacoby.

@TrevrDarkstar67 2 года назад

SAME!!!

@ehranndealg4841 3 года назад

You've no idea how good it is to see that someone still gives a damn...that if just one person recognises the sacrifice we made, it was all worth it. You're a good man, Sir...and I wish we had more like you. NEVER apologise for being frustrated over this - your "frustration" over how we are treated gives me hope for the future in this morass of uncaring individuals we call "society".

@peterolavarria8856 2 года назад

I completely agree! And from the bottom of my heart THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!

@brentvanwie1961 2 года назад

Thank you for everything you've done most of us appreciate the hell out of you just not those ungrateful piece of shit politicians

@bulldozer7656 2 года назад

Amen. How do we have such a hard time w the VA and healthcare? It's fucked up and I deal w it seams every week...

@MistahWiddlyWah 3 года назад

The part at the end of the video when the soldier in the parking lot see's his fellow veteran, recognizes him, and you can read his lips saying "You saved my life brother!" and picking him up to get help makes me emotional every damn time.

@pookie7620 3 года назад

I cant see that part without breaking into tears.

@dougf1249 3 года назад

I tear up every time as I sing my heart out.

@dickorneles704 3 года назад

No truer words.

@thymespace 3 года назад

Same

@MAGA4EVA1986 3 года назад

Yep as a fully disabled combat veteran myself it hits me in a hard way every single time. Over 100 times later and it still hits me just as hard as the first time!

@mathewdavis7440 3 года назад

As a vet that has to fight my demons every day. Hearing/ watching this really hits home every time. Not afraid to admit there have been tears.

@eddyfoley1765 2 года назад

Same here. Semper Fi Brother. one foot in front of the other...

@ireallyreallyhategoogle 2 года назад

So sad that you got used like that.

@lloydkeith3061 2 года назад

Sometimes I just live out of spite.

@hilarywilkes7853 2 года назад

Prayers and love to each of you in this reply thread and thank you for your service. Sincerely, a Marine Momma 😢🙏❤

@hilarywilkes7853 2 года назад

@@eddyfoley1765 Semper Fi brother. I'm a Marine Momma that loves you!

@joebrock8627 3 года назад

As a combat veteran battling PTSD and alcoholism that has come close to homelessness if not for Veteran Programs.....this song hits hard. Thank you for reacting to it. Another good Five Finger Death Punch is " Bad Company".

@smappish216 3 года назад

Bad company is a great song

@heathgreen9275 3 года назад

Thank you for your service. Always know WE THE PEOPLE really appreciate your sacrifice.

@dougf1249 3 года назад

Bad company is great; but better than that; thank you for serving! Your bravery kept us all safe and I appreciate you for it

@disgruntledgrunt2492 3 года назад

Welcome home brother.

@jonathanray1736 3 года назад

Hooah brother. Keep up the fight. It is never easy, but it gets easier. Love you brother.

@Equivalate 3 года назад

"Gone Away" is another of their songs focused around Military service. The band, especially Ivan Moody, the singer, is adamant about bringing attention to/and supporting our armed forces. Another song with a message from them is "Coming Down". "When the seasons change" is a song to his children if I remember correctly.

@samuelengle3773 3 года назад

And don't forget Blue on Black collab for our first rosponders.

@ctpLynae 3 года назад

Lyrically, I could see "When the Seasons Change" being written as a message to children, but not so much in terms of the video... it has a very strong message either way.

@atolmasoff 3 года назад

CANNOT forget their cover of Offsprings "Gone Away". Dare you not to cry on that one

@riremainttv7401 2 года назад

Seasons change is for his children, but it's also in support of LEOs

@bargndigital8874 3 года назад

" GONE AWAY" is another great song by them, with the same type of theme. Thank you for the reaction I am a vet, and today I suffer from severe PTSD, I know a lot of it is from not talking about my experiences, but some things are best left unsaid

@peterworth9403 3 года назад

It's definitely one of their best covers. I really enjoyed how they made it their own, while selling the emotion behind it.

@paulsweeney2959 3 года назад

@Fascist liberali while true, it is their cover and interpretation which is being requested, mostly because Trent's words are so powerful they resonate to a different generation with equal power.

@paulsweeney2959 3 года назад

Gone Away resonates more with me than even Wrong Side of Heaven. Survivors guilt is a harder issue for me personally, having survived a very similar VBIED incident. Hope MrLBoyd has time to react to this one.

@scottallencarr 3 года назад

They are. Thank You Brother/Sister.

@mitchfaircloth979 3 года назад

Yeah

@abdallahal-qudah7200 3 года назад

Definitely listen to “coming down”, presses the issue of suicide

@SpennWayne 2 года назад

YES! This one is heavy messaged AF!!!

@Oogler1 2 года назад

That song hits hard! I've lost to many fellow vets to suicide.

@SparkimusPrime 3 года назад

This always brings me to tears. We have got to do better. Now. Thank you to everyone who served their country and their families that supported them. We often don’t deserve your service, but I’m deeply grateful for it ♥️

@edp5886 3 года назад

We serve for many reasons, some different than others, but always at the core of it - we are willing to face death so others do not.

@daledekock355 3 года назад

"A Little Bit Off" is my favourite from 5FPD's latest album. I listened to that whole album quite a lot last year, and that song always stood out for me because, even if things are going well, there's always something a little bit off, especially if you're suffering from mental illnesses. Really strong message I love your reactions. Always insightful and well-read

@heidithatswho.2481 3 года назад

This hits so deep funny you did this today. My father, step-father, uncles and my roommate are all veterans. I wore my Valhalla shirt all day today.

@suzanneanderson6921 3 года назад

I thank them all. RESPECT! I am a supporter of Til Valhalla as well.

@mickluchsinger486 3 года назад

To your whole family Semper Fi. I normally tell people to hug a vet today but you I don't have to. USMC NEVER FORGOTTEN

@dougf1249 3 года назад

I thank them for serving

@jessicashenefield1546 3 года назад

Gratitude and blessings to them from me and mine.

@ChanelStuff 3 года назад

Thank them for me❤🇺🇸 And I want a Valhalla shirt.. lol Where'd you get it?

@JD-zd9qy 2 года назад

FFDP is extremely supportive and loyal to The United States military community. I remember you No one gets left behind Coming down Battleborn The darkness settles in Far from home Any one of these songs are amazing.

@Bubblez68 3 года назад

The ending where he says "Jacoby...You saved my life brother" is always a gut check

@raymondfernholz367 3 года назад

"Remember Everything" is another deep song of theirs. The story behind it is so personal, that the band refuses to play it because of the hurt the lead vocalists feels from that song.

@DavidDunton 3 года назад

"Coming Down" is another one of theirs with a very heavy message. It's an insanely difficult video to get through, but damn if its not an important one

@triciareed4965 2 года назад

As a daughter of a Vietnam vet who suffered severe PTSD/depression, I thank you for your reaction. I wish that more people had your heart. God bless you brother!

@rickyletner3167 3 года назад

It's been 40 years. I can still, some days, feel it, smell it, live it. It never goes away.

@jonathanray1736 3 года назад

Thank you for your sacrifice for all of us. I spent 4 years in and still to this day fight it.

@BattleshipSailorBB63 3 года назад

It's a part of you, Brother. A part of US. Just as you are a part of that piece of world history, wherever or whenever it was. Thank you for your service!

@WyattTherapysinger 2 года назад

Only 17 years here. But no.... it never goes away. Therapy worked, balanced member of society, awesome support groups/people in my life.... but it never goes away. The sand that gets everywhere, the smell after an IED, the tunnel vision when treating a patient.... the adrenaline shock to your system when a mortar rips you from sleep. I see you. I got you.

@christophermzdenek 2 года назад

30, but, yeah. Same. That...smell. Be strong, Brother.

@nate-404 2 года назад

The concept of God being a she in this song, I always took it as a representation of a soldier missing his wife back home. She was his everything. Same pedestal as God. Then, when he came home, he had changed bc of all he had been through, so he felt like he had become what she didn't like anymore. In essence, he became a devil like existence compared to her perfect angelic self that the soldier always saw her as.

@zach-EchoesForAges 2 года назад

So heard brother

@doctorraccoon333 2 года назад

Wow, extremely profound concept! It could be his wife, girlfriend or a mother. It could also be lady liberty (aka America is also considered as she), truth is there is a stark and almost tangible contrast between the civilian and military mindset. Many of those who served tend either completely isolate or gravitate towards others who were prior service. Many postings here seem supportive, yet there are still many Americans who aren't. Granted it is their choice and right ( which was purchased through the the blood, sweat, and tears of America Service Members both past and present). Yet, sadly there are those who abuse these rights to attack their fellow Americans and Service Members. Unfortunately, I both witnessed and experienced these hateful actions just outside of military bases and posts, not overseas but on good old American terra firma. These people (sic the concept of god in the song) didn't just heckle or harrass the military members, but their families; mothers, spouses and children in a varity of public settings to include schools. Their actions can and have sometimes been harmful in nature. Their words cut like a knife and could be like harbingers of death, just as their disapproving and hateful looks, for if looks could kill they will. Many don't realize that the spoken word can be a used as a weapon, for it is mightier the a double edged sword. Especially, when the hearer is already wrestling to reconcile themselves notions of honor, duty, morality, which mr. Jon q public's feels is contradictory to his preconceived perception of these terms and actions. So, again thanks for sharing this concept, it was well written. As for the homeless Vets and those who are wrestling and trying to get an upper hand on PTSD, my heart, support and prayers are with them always.

@thomcoates3856 3 года назад

FFDP is an amazing band and brings great messaging to their music. Please continue to explore more of their music. As a veteran, I feel they talk to not just my brothers and sisters but also to those who love us to bring attention to some hidden issues.

@Daboss634 3 года назад

Their version of Bad Company is by far the best one I've heard.

@YIKESMF 3 года назад

It's really good, and they had cojones to remaster a classic classic song. DID IT WELL!!

@tonydelapa1911 3 года назад

The video for that is excellent too! Also patriotic.

@deborahhoke3358 3 года назад

House of The Rising Sun too

@immelting9834 2 года назад

Same with "Blue on Black "

@michaelfunk9939 2 года назад

Soulful, thoughtful, and emotionally articulated videos like these are why we follow you. Thank you so much.

@Chualland 3 года назад

I believe every politician in DC should have to go through VA hospitals in their state and explain to the VETS why it takes 6 month to a year just to get enrolled or to see a specialist

@edp5886 3 года назад

Or get so quickly denied benefits without assistance to obtain them.

@Chualland 3 года назад

@@edp5886 There are but knowing the right questions to ask and to whim is a pain.

@SH-qs7ee 2 года назад

Hell, pass a law saying the politicians have to use the VA hospitals and doctors for their own needs; its its good enough for the people who serve their country, it should be more than good enough for the people who run the country.

@Chualland 2 года назад

@@SH-qs7ee Except they would all use the one in DC that s basically state of the art and they already have access to.

@supersasukemaniac 2 года назад

@@Chualland yeah Walter Reed.

@ohioanalily 2 года назад

Every time I see this video I get sad. My family has veterans in it and I'm so thankful for them coming home, I know my great uncle who fought on the beaches in Normandy never came back the same. I was the only one to ever ask him about his time in the service. I still remember all these years later how much my heart broke seeing this elderly man talk about how many friends he lost that day and over the whole war. I saw a grown man cry even all these decades later over his time in war. I remember him every time I see this video or hear it. Because he came home a broken man and it took years according to my grandma for him to recover. He passed away a few years ago and I still miss him, RIP Junior 🙏

@Foetoid2k6 3 года назад

Other excellent FFDP songs: Leave it all Behind Brighter Side of Grey Coming Down I Apologize Hard to See Bad Company And their covers of House of the Rising Sun and Gone Away.

@Dodzfather 3 года назад

Brighter side of grey probably my fav

@maddad6582 3 года назад

I think all of their songs are amazing and very heavy great choices

@FxUznilo 3 года назад

Bad company also a cover

@Sweettea_Muddin 3 года назад

Apologize is a classic, and Bad company is that good shii

@ericakopf6036 3 года назад

Perfect choices

@BattleshipSailorBB63 3 года назад

Man, this band's entire body of work is a love song to the Military. They're one of the mainstays to listen to when overseas. The love is reciprocated from the grunts for sure. I hope you see this comment, I'd love to see your reaction to a SUPER deep cut in the same vein...."Sullivan" by Caroline's Spine. Sadly, not many people even know this song exists :/ Pick a video that shows the lyrics so you fully understand it, and I dare you not to cry. I don't care how battle-hardened you are, this song can leave you blubbering like a baby. And it's a TRUE story!

@randomhumanoidblob4506 2 года назад

Oooof, that one gets me right in the feels. During WW1 the British establishments came up with the bright idea of calling up men all from the same areas. The theory was they'd acclimatise more easily with friends; the reality? Entire streets lost all their young men and those men watched their friends from childhood die amongst absolute hell. My grandfather and his four brothers all went to WW1. And, astonishingly all five came home. If you know anything of the bloodletting that was the First World War, that was virtually unheard of. "Sullivan" is how it usually went, one telegram at a time, but for some reason they were all spared. They weren't spared of the memories though... Check out 1916 by Motorhead. Lemmy refused to sing it live and when you hear it....gulp.

@mclason 2 года назад

Sullivan is a solid hidden gem.

@randomhumanoidblob4506 2 года назад

@M Clason For sure. Have a listen to Motorhead's 1916 too - it's even more impactful because it's not their usual hard style. These are all songs that just break you.

@Booze-And-Bacon 2 года назад

Helps me cope in the dark.

@FallenRingbearer 2 года назад

I Apologize is another good one, not just for vets.

@sabrinakay4100 3 года назад

I’ve watched this video probably over 100 times and I still can’t watch it without crying

@stonecold6385 2 года назад

Same here. Combat veteran here and every veterans day I recommend this to anyone I know to remind people that many of us vets are and never will go back to normal.

@sabrinakay4100 2 года назад

@@stonecold6385 Thank you for your service. I hope you’re doing alright and have whoever or whatever support around to provide the help and love that you need

@tallondarkfeather9728 3 года назад

This is needed because society has deemed humanity as disposable. I lost someone close to me to suicide shortly after he returned from his tour... Thankyou for this

@ChanelStuff 3 года назад

So sorry for your loss💔

@edp5886 3 года назад

So, so sorry for your loss.

@chipbardo911 2 года назад

I've seen Gone Away (my favorite song by The Offspring) in several comments, and it's a great song trying to deal with loss. Some comments also listed I Apologize; that song hits closest to home for me.

@FGHypnotiq 3 года назад

I dare you to watch When The Seasons Change by this band and not get emotional. The video is amazing.

@CptnClapBack 3 года назад

As someone who is active duty I just want to say thank you for reacting to this.

@smilesmcgeek 2 года назад

Thank you for serving

@Chrissuit33 2 года назад

"You fight for me, I fight for you." Is exactly how it should be. My father was a vietnam combat veteran. He deserved so much more than what he ended up with in the end. We MUST fight for these men and women. They give all for us, It's our duty to give back, It shouldn't even have to be a debate.

@sithlord9331 3 года назад

I have the same feelings as you towards the way we are failing our veterans. Im joining the navy and i know im at risk at becoming another statistic. Five finger death punch has lots of message heavy songs, they are heavily invested in supporting our veterans. Thank you for this amazing reaction.

@adelbertcapen9841 2 года назад

I understand that because my grandfather passed away 3 months ago and he served and he was 75 and he was like a father to me

@smilesmcgeek 2 года назад

Thank you for serving

@shannonredzexpress6979 3 года назад

It always amazes me watching ppls reactions to this song or FFDP I general. "Certain " ppl knock metal... well NOW YOU KNOW WHY I LOVE IT!! ALWAYS A MESSAGE...🤘🤘🤘

@drtriz2377 3 года назад

Listen to bad company

@thedominator87 3 года назад

first lsiten to the original version bad company by the band of the same name bad company, as FFDP is a cover

@drtriz2377 3 года назад

@@thedominator87 no

@timgrzecki6539 3 года назад

"coming down" is another heavy song/video of there's dealing with a serious subject matter you'd appreciate. Heavy in terms of context.

@dant-bone3296 3 года назад

Please sir, check out Gone Away from 5FDP. It is military focused as well. It will fire you up as well.

@klbearsfan1254 3 года назад

Definitely agree, but note that this is a cover of a song originally done by The Offspring.

@dant-bone3296 3 года назад

Heck yes, I like Offspring as well. The video is amazing.

@kennythompson9682 Год назад

It doesn't make sense to assign a gender to a monotheist deity. It doesn't matter what you call God, as long as you are calling God IMO...and maybe show Him/Her/They/Whatever a little respect by capitalizing it. That's just my 2 cents.

@MidnightRises 3 года назад

i honestly love how much this song effected you, its just as much as its effected me over the years ive seen time and time again our country turn our back on the very heroes that swore to protect it. thank you for your very humble reaction. you gained a fan today brotha.

@RemoraDFC343 2 года назад

A couple other songs with a heavy message would be their songs NEMESIS and GONE AWAY. Both for me are very powerful and painful to listen to and watch, because of my own experiences with the military and my relationship with my parents. Consider listening to those songs.

@caroline-s 3 года назад

Someone else mentioned "Gone Away" perfect follow up by this band.

@joshbull623 2 года назад

It always blew my mind that veterans are made up of every race, ethnicity, religious group, sexual orientation, and political party you can think of. Ideally and logically, this means they should have the most support of any singular group known. Yet that is not the case and hasn't been for generations. Even if you don't care about veterans, there is nearly 20 million in the U.S. nowadays, that is a shyt ton of votes, yet again despite all logic saying otherwise they are often ignored. Even more confusing, this isn't exclusive to the U.S.. You look at places like the U.K. and European countries, Canada, and more and you see the exact same thing. If it wasn't so sad and sickening, I would call it a phenomenon because of how bizarre and unlikely it all is.

@dougstephen6180 3 года назад

Thank you for reacting to this. I have heard this song at least a thousand times and it always brings out the feelings. I've lost three of my brothers in just the last few years and this song hits so hard personally.

@edp5886 3 года назад

Hang in there, Brother. If you're in Wisconsin and ever need assistance please reach out to the Center for Veterans Issues, Ltd.

@okairo 2 года назад

How is a homeless vet a thing? It stems from a government that loves it soldiers when they're 'active' but once they're no longer active and to the country, useless. The government of the country simply doesn't care, and in my opinion actively works against them. (I.e. the VA never having enough funding to help ALL veterans, and the military budget that gets bigger, yet none of it goes into the Veteran's and their welfare.) Once you're out, the US government doesn't care, and it makes sure that it's lack of care doesn't get spread around. (cause I imagine if it did, they'd be forced to actually deal with it) Not to mention, you don't see any stories in the news about homeless veterans, you hear nothing in the newspapers and nothing in many of the news websites. You can not make people aware of this without bringing it up, and people find out about this sort of thing. The organizations themselves and bands or people like FFDP are the ones to do bring this message out to people, but they can only let a fraction of people know in comparison to "big media" who could let millions or hundreds of millions know.

@edgarmiller9951 3 года назад

This song brings tears to my eyes every single time.

@Ryanbmc4 2 года назад

To my military/vets: Check your peoples 6 if you're watching this . Even when they aren't around. I've lost 5 in the past year. 2 others tried and luckily failed. I'm still an active duty medic going on 14 years with multiple trips. Songs like this hit us all at some point. Its a good thing as long as you have the right state of mind when you analyze the content. We all thank you for your prospective and appreciation for what happens because people don't get it. They can't and we don't want them to, but understanding is what every generation of combat veteran has needed. That's a lost concept now.

@Chualland 3 года назад

The homeless veteran situation has to do more with mental health and the attitude that MEN are disposable. The Veterans Administration Hospital situation has gotten better but it still is not good. So every time I hear people that want government-run healthcare, I tell them to go down to the nearest VA hospital away from DC and asks the veterans there if they had a choice and could afford it would that get personal health insurance instead of used the VA system. Wanna bet how many would take that personal insurance in a heartbeat.

@obcane3072 3 года назад

They don't make up enough of the population for the politicians to care

@chasinfish8279 3 года назад

Most of us have pretty much given up on the va and only use it if absolutely have to

@Alxyandell 2 года назад

“How is it a thing?” Because there is literally no help for us, don’t give me a list of outreaches or organizations because 90% of them don’t directly help and if they do they’re specifications for aiding you are so limiting that nearly none of us qualify. And yes I can speak on it, I’m a veteran and so is my partner, trying to get any form of help is like pulling milk from a rock. 6 month wait for a mental health crisis?!? Yeah that’s why that happens.

@therealtripler8629 3 года назад

almost every FFDP song has a strong meaning behind it. one of the few "mainstream" rock bands I have utmost respect for.

@jonnyarcher1465 3 года назад

Please react to "Morgan Wallen" or "Jason Isbell's version of "Cover me up". This vid was the first time to your channel, and you have my sub!

@del343434 3 года назад

I can't listen to this song without getting choked up. As a veteran who has lost brothers to suicide, it rocks me to my core. But truthfully, your reaction was touching. Thank you for your kind words and sincerity. You got my sub.

@grogvaughan5649 2 года назад

lost more of my guys to the 22 a day club than i did on all my tours. i sub'd for the same reason you did. end of the day we have to have each others 6.

@del343434 2 года назад

@@grogvaughan5649 hell yeah brother. Till Valhalla

@grogvaughan5649 2 года назад

@@del343434 Till Valhalla Brother

@del343434 2 года назад

@@grogvaughan5649 Semper fidelis brother!

@waynefontaine5533 2 года назад

I wasn't physically wounded in either of my deployments to Iraq, nor when I was deployed to that sandbox AFG...however, like most if not all of my brothers in uniform who deployed, the scars I carry are in my head....there's some things we witnessed and participated in that my memory refuses to let go of...and it's a living hell a lot of the time....

@chrisc9769 3 года назад

As a combat vet I point to this song whenever I have trouble explaining to ppl why I did what I did. This is my favorite FFDP song. And the video says so much more.

@karencole1037 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your service and your sacrifice.

@chriscuddeback8374 2 года назад

Ok...so here is something that has been on my mind for years. First off,this is not a comment about me specifically,just an observation I have witnessed and experienced first hand. While there are way too many vets that served our country under their own free will(no draft that I'm aware of) come back home after their service and are homeless,PTSD and many other issues. Those are the ones who get recognized for the issues they have going on. Here's my question for ya'...what about that soldier who served but may have gotten kicked out for whatever reason there may have been? They loose their benefits and are offered no kind of help. They struggle with the transition back to civilian life. What are they supposed to do? I made a bad decision while I was in after seeing one of my best friends who I spent my entire military carrier with starting off in bootcamp rolled past me on a gurney no more that 20ft away from me after tragically loosing his life while doing his job. It hit me harder than I knew how to deal with it and I felt lost afterwords. I'm not asking for anyone's forgiveness or pity in the situation because I am dealing with it still to this day in my own way...one is by simply remembering him and the bond we formed. I ask that we recognize other vets who go through similar things who got an OTH or even dishonorable discharge and are going through things like this. Me personaly...I may have made a mistake(over 25 yrs ago I might add) but I still LOVE our military and it's soldiers. Let's change some things up and help them out too...show them some love...

@tminus1019 3 года назад

Well, fortunately, we don't need your "theory". We have the Bible. We have the Gospels. Jesus Christ speaks of the Father. And sorry, Jesus Christ supersedes your "theory"

@Dyre05 2 года назад

There are 2 parts to this song that I feel like a lot of people miss of their first listen. First, is the God/Devil gender thing. Listening to.... I hear God as the spouse you come home to. They don't recognize you because war has changed you so much. Devil is himself. He feels evil and undeserving of help or compassion. Second, is heaven and hell. Wrong side of heaven... heaven is home. He isn't at home. He left "heaven" to defend it, so he doesn't get to experience it. Righteous side of hell.... hell is war. He's gone to war for what he sees as a righteous cause. He is defending his heaven. To keep it pure innocent and untainted.

@johnepstein8520 3 года назад

Mr. Boyd your comments at the beginning of this video are very much appreciated at least by this veteran. I'm a medically retired veteran though I did my 20. I spent the majority of that in the Infantry. I've been homeless for good portions of my time after Ingot out survived multiple suicide attempts. I've battled drug addiction and have lost my family. I've asked for help at times and been ignored by the VA. And it's nice to hear people who can put politics aside because myself and my brothers have sacrificed so much some gave everything and some need help without the hoops or the often times ineptness of the VA.

@jimh.5546 2 года назад

I sit here now 6:57m wed Oct 20 2021, I am homeless hopeless and sad. I fought for all but others think they can treat me like I'm nothing. I dont look or act homeless so some folks dont even know. But it is hard to smile everyday when you wanna cry every Minute.

@raethdarkflame1292 2 года назад

42 years old, did 7 in the army with tours in Kosovo, Bosnia and Afghanistan. This video brings a tear to my eye every time. It’s all too easy to think that you are better off being among the 22 a day statistic. Especially after the way that we left Afghanistan and just threw away the blood sacrifice of my brothers and sisters.

@roguemerlin1969 2 года назад

Gave you a like because it was a good review. God as a She refers to their wife girlfriend, sister, mother, who doesn't understand the things he has to do. The Devil is who he sees in the mirror and he doesn't understand why is viewed with such distain and loathing for only doing what we asked him to. You looked at the lyrics or something and missed the guy with the beard getting shot in the chest right after he put his buddy in the humv. Another detail you might not have known the significance of was the cop and the guy he was arresting having the same tattoo. They were unit tattoos and had both served in the same unit. If you don't read lips, the black guy at the end was saying "Bill, Bill, its me, Jacoby. You saved my life brother." For something else by them which has a message, try Coming Down, the official video, which is about bullying.

@SovietRussia777 2 года назад

Part of the problem at least for me was discharge. i didn't get any of those briefings they talk about and wasn't prepared for it. I didn't really have any family when I went in so when I got out I didn't know where to go. all of my friends were still in the service and busy with their thing so there wasn't really anyone to talk to either. Most job in the Army those certifications that you earn DONT carry over into the civillain world. I wasn an analyst for 4 years but to do the same job civillain side required a degree. most wouldn't even look at your resume if you didn't have one. I endeupworking as a security guard and boncer at different places where the employers and the public just treat you like dirt. i can see how people fall into those low points and cant come back. my only family is my sister and without her I don't think I would be here today.

@AngronIsAngry 3 года назад

'men dont create' he says, looking at 4 four musicians and ignoring reality. men build, with head and heart.

@melissaheckman5771 2 года назад

Don't be sorry. Your frustration is genuine. Everyone should feel that way.

@Imthevillaininyourstory 3 года назад

My tattoo honoring PTSD victims like my father has the lyrics from this song “I’m not hero and I’m not made of stone” in it. I can’t listen to this song without thinking of my dad.

@nicolewaters890 2 года назад

Same here. ❤

@KozueMegami 2 года назад

Righteous side of Hell. Truer words... I love you all my Brothers. 🤟

@neftaliortiz1470 2 года назад

Thanks for your frustration I am a veteran myself and I appreciate people like you feel the way I do Thank you again

@starving030 3 года назад

A lot of veterans don't necessarily want to be homeless. They simply don't want to or can't conform to the ever changing society. When a service member deploys they leave their known world and enter hell. To keep their sanity and make it through, they freeze frame the life they left behind. When they return home they expect it to be the same as they left it. Usually it is or at least very close but the problem is the ptsd. While in this hellish situation holding onto this memory of their world back home, it somehow gets locked into their minds. When things start changing over time, good or bad, it goes against that locked in memory of what it should be. That memory is their happy place. The place they deployed to fight for and protect in the first place. Once that place gets taken away it leads to all kinds of different reactions. Mostly depression, anger, escapism, isolation, etc. I experience this at least once a week. At least once. I suddenly feel like walking out the door and living in a tent in the woods in the middle of nowhere. I don't want to see anyone or anything. I want to escape the world and just imagine it the way it was before. That's just one of many many reasons why some veterans are homeless. For some it's a choice. For some its not.

@brianz6906 2 года назад

anyone that puts their lives on the line for the rights of others, or to protect another...deserves nothing but our utmost respect. Its disgusting and disheartening to see the treatment of veterans, soldiers, and police today.

@joeulrich2327 3 года назад

Another current service member here for your reaction. People like you give many of us the strength to keep going. Superb reaction brother. * great tip by the way with locking your guns up.

@danrue3263 2 года назад

People think there’s nothing wrong with you beg to differ and thanks 🙏

@napalmsteak 2 года назад

Hey Mr. Boyd! I wanted to say I appreciate your heartfelt words and thoughts on this matter. It's an extremely complicated topic that most cannot comprehend nor relate with. I have lost numerous brothers of mine to both combat and self-infliction and I wasn't even in a combat role personally. The term PTSD gets thrown around a lot nowadays and I don't think most fully comprehend the spectrum of emotions it can produce. There is a large population of combat veterans who either cannot live with what they had to do or see, or the adrenaline is like heroin to them and self-destruct trying to keep the edge. I personally know people who freak out at loud noises, cannot sit with their back to the room, have a hard time walking down the sidewalk with others, will vomit when their brain triggers certain smells, and violently end every close relationship because they don’t feel worthy of love. This video and song are fantastic and many of my fellow veterans get very emotional when we hear it, as it helps shed some light on the growing issue that effects such a large portion of our veterans. I think another relatable video clip is the last half of 'The Hurt Locker' and how he is unable to cope with normal life. As veterans our benefits are constantly on the chopping block by politicians or used as pawns in passing bills. We must remember war is very expensive and we got to pay for the outcomes from it, especially the ones who did all the fighting. Mental health, medical assistance, and help with jobs and housing are the most important issues today. Some of those veterans have significant physical issues with quite a few unable to be seen, like lung, heart, brain issues, cancer, chemical exposure, loss of senses. First and foremost, we need to figure out a way to take care of our own, then figuring out a way to limit all these unnecessary wars and conflicts is next. Educate yourselves on local and state voting. Keep out these people who rules in their own interests.

@billyray6913 3 года назад

As a disabled combat veteran, thank you for your reaction and getting this video views! Everyone should watch this video!

@GuardianX369 3 года назад

I would love to see you do Jee Veerey by Bloodywood it's another really powerful song

@MrChadivy 3 года назад

Combat Veteran OIF/OEF here. Loved your reaction to this song. I really wish more Americans would have this point of view. When I got off Active Duty, the issues I had the American Civilians was a simple fact, that no one thought about what we do and a simple issue could ruin their day. I went from Afghanistan to back being a civilian in college within 3 months. Culture shock!

@smilesmcgeek 2 года назад

Thank you for your service

@rhondahearell8483 2 года назад

This one always makes me tear up. I spent six years in the Military, medical support, I served during peace time, or what was more peaceful than the last 20 years. Our government has practially abandoned our military personnel, active and non-active, and the American public, some not all, tend to think we don't deserve anything because WE chose that life. To all out there reading the comment who has or is serving, thank you for your service! Semper Fortis!

@markstoker9497 2 года назад

As a veteran myself (Army 19K), I want to thank you for your service as well.

@kylecaraway8662 2 года назад

This song is a masterpiece. Probably one of their best songs.

@howiedavis2316 2 года назад

As an Air Force disabled Vet, thank you

@anonymouscali7966 3 года назад

I served 10yrs in the Army and I appreciate a lot of your views and thank you for your support. Many things can be said about this situation but the comments section isn’t long enough for that. It’s unfortunate in many many ways, especially when it comes to the real lack of help when returning home. Some deal with PTSD better than others, but in my opinion, the ones who suffer the most from PTSD should be taken care of right away because it is hard to hold a job etc when a noise, image, or whatever even just boredom, allows the trauma to take over your mind, and then sometimes, it’s out of your hands and really hard to gain control again. That’s the biggest disappointment in my military career, was watching friends pass away, both physically and mentally, and out government dropped the ball with our vets(70 years ago).

@anonymouscali7966 3 года назад

And idk how many vets HERE I speak for, and I was lucky, but I saw ALOT of guys lose families over a spouse cheating while they’re away fighting. Most branches preach(not sure if it’s enforced a lot) but infidelity on our(military service members) end isn’t tolerated and can cause ALOT of problems depending on your command. I personally believe that the spouse should be held up to the EXACT standard of that situation because in combat, that’s the LAST thing you need on your mind. Then there’s always those young punks who give those guys shit, like guys do generally, but in that situation you shouldn’t do that. We had an area on the base that we’d take care of those kind of guys if they harassed someone who had something happen at home. It takes people out of focus which can cost them or someone else their lives, the wife cheats, walks away with everything the serviceman worked for and courts handle it as if it’s a joke and wife usually gets whatever because a serviceman can “afford” it. Haha, as an E6(SSG), I KNOW most CANNOT afford a lot of things. Most serviceman, unless deployed a few times or in debt with car payments, house, credit cards etc. It’s a joke and a rigged game. Has been since for 70+years. We are just a number in the military, whatever happens, happens. Let a Presidents or ALL of the govt officials kids go do what we did, then I BET ALOT of regulations will change

@dionmcelvain1550 3 года назад

Gone Away I see has been mentioned, Far From Home is another great one. I'm a veteran who struggles From survivors guilt and all these songs hit home. I would like to point out how 4 people all came home suffering and dealt with it/affected by it in different ways. I did great at first then took a sudden downhill dive. Drinking, drugs, gambling. Lost vehicles, guns, toys, close relationships. Almost lost my house. I'm blessed with a strong wife who knows I came back different and has managed to stick with me. I left my house one day with every intention of just giving up and checking out. Luckily I wasn't able to go through with it. When I left my mind was made up. So much so that the next day was indescribably weird to say the least, because I wasn't supposed to still be here. It was the strangest feeling. Ill never forget it.

@smilesmcgeek 2 года назад

Thank you for your service. Please do not feel bad, you signed the same check your friends did.

@scottphillips2870 3 года назад

Before I see your reaction... This one will hurt.

@rjaassociates3243 2 года назад

"Thank you for serving". I've heard it countless times.......but the facts presented in text in this song video shows that those "thanks" are hollow. I lost brothers, and I'll never be the person I was prior to service. I don't get angry at people who say thanks for serving, but I really don't wanna hear it. I don't want thanks. I want my brothers cared for. Really cared for. This song kills me every time. Takes me to places I don't even want to remember. But I'm still here and mostly in one piece. Many of my brothers aren't, and "society" doesnt give a fuck.

@smilesmcgeek 2 года назад

Thank you for your service, and its not hollow from me. I have a large military family with a gold star nephew. I understand the struggle and hate they way our military is treated.

@esophiat2009 2 года назад

They are hands down one of my all time favorite bands. I’ve seen them live over a dozen times. There are so many songs to listen too. They’re are pretty deep.

@SaltyPirate71 3 года назад

Thank you for this. As a veteran of 24 years and the son, grandson and great grandson of veterans, I appreciate your reaction. FFDP "Gone Away" and "Wash It All Away" are strong suggestions.

@PiousSlayer 3 года назад

Coming Down as well. Insanely powerful.

@smilesmcgeek 2 года назад

Thank you and your family for your service

@jonathandaniel-hegg6466 3 года назад

React to the "i apologize" music vid

@terryfrazier1242 2 года назад

You know these commercials they have to donate for the veterans that come home at it got injured lost all my leg and ass in the public to donate which is cool we should donate but our taxes and government should support these people why they asking for us to help these Fallen Soldiers through therapy and all that forget the name of the organization but it's on TV all the time asking the donate money for the veterans the VA was supposed to take care of that these people don't get took care of they do not want to say y'all come back now to the service is a lot of them pushed to the side they don't help them I know several people was in the military I used to take to the VA and they would turn them away send them to a regular Hospital try to get help somewhere else and I'm confused over that I just don't understand that or government don't take care of our veterans our taxes does the VA Hospital their send them to a regular Hospital

@terryfrazier1242 2 года назад

This guy live next to me he's passed away now I driving to the VA but the last several years before he died we take him to the VA VA or call an ambulance to come get him and they send them to a regular hospital they would turn them away they take him to the VA and them home or somewhere else why we don't take care of our veterans anymore what is up with that

@jclindsay007 2 года назад

another couple of songs of theirs I would recomend is Far From Home, an emotional title, as well as Sham Pain, which is a song about how everyone only sees the perks of being a rockstar. Battleborn is another great one of theirs.