Therapist reacts to The Tale of Jenny and Screech by Ren
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- čas přidán 2. 04. 2024
- Therapist analyzes The Tale of Jenny and Screech by Ren to discuss to empower people to write their own story, to challenge individuals when they find themselves speaking the language of violence, and to remind others that context causes compassion. This trilogy by Ren is a powerful tale of intergenerational wounding and the impact it has on individuals and society.
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#rengill #ren - Hudba
One of the best camera shots ever - the pan up into the spiral staircase as he sings "She never stood a chance". The spiral representing the never ending cycle of violence. Just perfect.
And the resonance too... amazing!
The focus change on he pinched her eyelids and pulled them up
An old Ren song called "Crutch". It was made before he was diagnosed so u can see his minset back then. Its an awesone and under appreciated song. I would love to hear a therapists pov of it. And his appearance and portrayal is moving
Yea, brilliant song. Absolutely underrated IMO. There are not that many reactions to it either. And it has a great no-budget video as well. 👍❤
This. please do crutch!
Big agree!
Me too. And the song covers such a seldom-discussed aspect of a person's mental health journey. ❤
Yes! Please watch this. It is special.
"Behind every explosion of violence is an implosion of pain" - wow, that's a good one!
At the end of Screech's tale: "Violence creaties violence, it is a cycle!"
Me: "Ow you have no idea how big this cycle is going to get..."
I am utterly gobsmacked. This young man continues to impress me every time I hear more of his music and his story.
That is a very profound statement and I 💯% agree it's getting so thick you can almost feel it in the air
You said it all. To Ren’s motivation for doing this, he said that it’s too easy for people to turn away from situations like this…he wants people to confront the harsh reality of intergenerational violence. It’s not easy to watch, and Ren said it’s not easy for him to perform. You reacted to the moment at the beginning of Violet’s tale where Ren the artist has to pause and gather himself so that he could perform the song. In the old tradition of Bards, that’s called putting on the Minstrel’s Mask in preparation for telling a horrible story. He said it takes a piece of him as well.
This song makes me 100% want to see a Screech and help him, or find a Jenny or Violet and help them find their voice (I have 2 teenage daughters). So mission accomplished.
Think of what a great writer and storyteller you’d have to be to create this song and not have it come off as exploitative…he was so careful about so many details…but one that really stood out to me was that he never put himself in the first person “shoes” of Jenny and Violet…and only told their story through narration, while he did assume the roles of Screech and Stevie, because he actually can understand their lived experience.
This guy is doing art, music, filmmaking, snd storytelling at a completely different level.
Also, you may enjoy knowing that he actually appears to be a sweet goofball in real life…but he’s lived through such heaviness that he just seems to have a different level of power.
Love this comment so much 👏👏👏🥹🥰
Amazing and great detail comment. Thank you. 😮💯
Amazing comment
💯 agree! Ren has experienced so much tragedy of his own and yet has found a way to channel that into not only incredible art but a captivating story that leads us towards empathy and compassion for each person in the story. Imagine how much different our world could be if we could see past the pain with eyes of compassion and know where to go for help.
I just wanted to tell you how much your comment means to me. I think his goof ball personality at 34 years old is because in his 20's he was so sick. Now we get to see his bubbly personality! He's very silly & fun, even some Easter eggs in his music make me laugh! You hit the nail on the head speaking about him. He's also very kind in case you wanted to know. ; )
''Violence is a cycle'', than proceed to Violet's tale. Your character analysis is just precious, thank you!
A subtle but powerful line that hits is "turning to the doctor Violet broke her silence and she cried if I'm to die, please let my babies stay alive". The whole way through the song she's silent right through the worst moments of her life until literally no one left is able to speak up for her and she breaks the silence. This reaction was awesome and picked up on the ending bombshell beautifully 👌
Whos Violet? Those are now infamous words 💯🍻☘️✌️
I was waiting for her to say it - didn't disappoint.
Everyone I've watched says "wait, who's violet, why is there a third song?" and then they hear the end....
@@MrPhoKingAwesome yes, its a fu*** up world.
It's my favorite part! " Who's Violet?✌🇨🇦
What if at 16 she was already pregnant and was made to move out on her own? Great reaction, thanks. ✌🇨🇦
"If we don't have compassion we likely don't have enough context" - so, so true!
Ren wrote Jenny’s tale after reading a newspaper article about a teenage streetwalker who was killed. The line “it’s such a shame” was in the article and Ren felt it was such an inadequate response to the situation. I think the others just grew out of Jenny’s tale.
Yes, consider that Screech is 14 yrs old. Well, so is Jenny. And, in high-heeled shoes, walking the same path late at night. Knowing Violet's story helps us understand how both Screech and Jenny each had unsavory youths. It is such a shame.
I recently had to do my English exams again because i didn't get a good enough grade the first time i did them. I snook in "and it's such a shame" at the end of both exams 100% because of this story line!
@@SR1Records here's hoping that the word snuck wasn't a part of your exams. 😅
the kid who murdered the street walker also died in the story
Violet's tale was also due to a article printed in a paper of a woman beaten and killed who was pregnant
“Violence is a cycle” She just foreshadowed the whole trilogy without even realizing it to its full extent during Screech’s Tale. Taylor you crushed it yet again, absolutely love your takes on the reaction/breakdowns you do.
I'm a CSA survivor and Ren has actually inspired me to share my own story. I'll be forever grateful to him for helping me find my voice.
same.
I googled what it means and I found out you are a survivor of Community-supported agriculture, my condoleces.
@@sirweebs2914 Thank you, it's tough living in this soiled world.
@@vanwritestrauma :D
I just love this interaction, you all are awesome!
You’re effin’ brilliant. No lie.
I’ve seen 100 of reactions to this trilogy. Yours is the meaningful one.
Don’t change. Keep it up. And fly solo from now on. We want to hear your voice. Guests will only take away from that. Peace.
One thing we do learn about Violet is that she deeply loved her child(ren), so much that it makes her break her silence and fight for them ❤️ that’s the detail that always gets me emotional every single time !
What got me was the moment where we figure out that Jenny is also 14 years old... and then realizing that she's already an experienced prostitute living on the streets.
We get told a ton: 14 years old, high healed shoes, walked that street a thousand tines...
@@E-d1d3 that’s true! But those things we learn about Jenny and not Violet who I was referring to :) but let’s say your comment included what we get told about Violet instead then your point still stands *but* how much she loves her babies is the only thing we learn from her personally as that is the only thing she actually expresses throughout her tale, the rest we learn from a narrators pov :)
This is such an insightful reaction. Ive been a 911 dispatcher for almost 20 years. Long enough to see (hear) generational violence. I'm also a domestic violence survivor and because Ren was so spot on with the realism of this, I worried about him. "Do you think I want to do this Violet?" Is a statement that comes out of many domestic abusers. My hope is that someone that is an abuser see's this video and now knows how appalling it is. I also hope that someone that is going through domestic violence can see how they need to get out of the situation before it's to late. Im so glad that shortly after I discovered The Tales of Jenny and Screech I also found Ren's 1 million subscribers video that showed the caring person that he is. If you haven't seen that I highly recommend it ❤❤
20 seconds in, and I love this channel even more. It's so hard to find anyone who listens to the group and pivots so quickly in their approach.
We love you guys
And then watching/listening to you process and summarize the tales so efficiently. Just one of the 10 is tough enough to break. The cycle is viscious and a million times tougher when it becomes the norm.
It was for your own good! ❤
The group needs to chill. All separate would have been fine, it's how Ren released them originally.
@@Hoop_23 true, originally they were released separately, however once Violet's tale was released, it changes the narrative in very powerful ways. Ren knew this, and released the trilogy together in one video because of it. The revelation at the end changes up everything and injects empathy into the flood of emotions experienced through Violet's Tale. Violet's Tale is so powerful that many people that dont have Jenny and Screech's Tale fresh in their minds miss the end completely, and are just left with the horror of Violet's Tale. There's reason why Ren marked the Trilogy altogether as the Official Music Video. Respectfully. 🤓
"If you don't feel compassion, then you're missing context" - that is a super powerful sentiment and pairs so perfectly with this trilogy. Thank you for connecting to these songs.
Some promotional content Ren released on TikTok suggested that Screech's girlfriend was cheating on him with Patrick in that moment, which is why she said she was busy and why Patrick wasn't home earlier.
THE PLOT THICKENS
i remember that
I believe that comes from the video titled "Screech's Instagram Stories." It also suggests that Screech was trying to steal money to get away from his abusive father.
@@sharoncarlisle9453 accurate
@@sharoncarlisle9453yes, I was going to recommend “Screech’s Instagram Stories” for those who want more insight into what prompted the events of that fateful night.
I often wonder how their lives might have been different if Jenny and Screech had been able to grow up together. So I think it also exposes challenges in the foster care system that would separate twins at birth and not even give them the opportunity of that bond.
When I read the lyrics, Jennys story, at least to me become alot darker. Like a fourteen year old girl walking down the a street she has walked a thousand times before. She is dressed in high heel shoes, she want to escape. The undertones of that just give me Chills. The video really shows traumas of violence and how people deal with it diffrently.
I actually think Jenny was a prostitute because as a fellow Brit that is how we would describe a lady of the night xx❤❤🇬🇧🇺🇸
I always thought that Jenny was kind of a "sex worker" because who wear high heels shoes and walk the same street at night? Few people notice that but maybe I'm wrong
@@lfcmattYou are exactly correct. Jenny fell back on what was familiar to her. Being taken advantage of.
@@lfcmatt Ren has confirmed that that was the intent, so you are correct.
What an incredible heartfelt reaction and the most incredible breakdown of the three tales I have heard. A Shakespearean tale of intergenerational violence told by a modern day bard. Thank you for the compassionate reaction and for just being you and doing such important much needed work.
Best breakdown of “The Tale of Jenny and Screech” in all of CZcams. Brilliant.
I was worried the reception of the previous video would be incredibly discouraging even if people hadn't meant to cause upset, but you handled it better than I could have imagined.
Really appreciated this reaction, killed it (pun intended) as usual.
Loved your passion in your reaction, and the way you broke this down. There are so many REN songs you need to experience. One that isn’t reacted to as much is Dominoes…. But definitely worth breaking down as it addresses some of the other issues faced by young girls and boys in the world today.
+1 for Dominoes, another very important song for this day and age.
Yes!!!! Would love to see her analysis of Dominoes. Such an important message. And an underrated song. It’s one of my favorites.
+100 for dominoes.
I really can't put to words how much I am loving your channel's content - and the grace with which you handled the fervor of Ren's community (of which I am a part).
Keep doing what you're doing! It's great and it helps. "Silence feels like a threat to those who are violent" is something people in my house needed to hear.
I appreciate how much attention you gave to Screech, and discussed how a little love and conversation may have saved him.
The kids grew up without a family as a result of the violence and then the cycle continues. Jenny dies in silence just trying to survive. Screech dies inflicting violence. You're made to experience generational trauma in the space of 3 songs. It's insane how great this is as a piece of art.
Yeah Stevie went to jail.
'Violence transfers the pain to someone else,' first time I hear this. Powerful re-framing to reflect on where it happens in our own lives. Thanks.
It’s a sad tail of why we have systemic violence in society. Unless we as a society are willing to confront the ugly side we will never be rid of it. Kudos to Ren for being able to express such a sensitive subject in a unique and artistic way to make us think about the cycle of violence.
"Compassion creates context." What a beautiful message. I think this world needs more context. I think this world could use more compassion. 💜
I can’t imagine how many reactions to this trilogy I’ve watched. Must be approaching a hundred! Yours is one of the best. Very interesting.
Out of all the reactors to this trio, you are one of the very few that got the last line and showed how it hits.
I don't know if you watch The Charismatic Voice, but Elizabeth did a reaction to this song and when that last line hit I swear you could see her heart break in that moment.
Strawhat Dinasty twins were so destroyed, they had to take time and make a continuation of the reaction later. I'm not surprised.
Jumping in here as I make my way through your Ren reactions, a couple of vastly unappreciated songs by him I think is extremely important and beneficial is Dominos and It's Alright , both from the Freckled Angels album.
Would love to see you react to these ❤
Ren is disturbingly good at putting on full display a completely realistic scenario that modern media tries to avoid talking about
100 % agree
and that's his point when he chose include the quote from that article at the end of the first two songs, "it's such a shame". it's his unspoken criticism on how we hear stories like this every single day, and all we offer are our condolences.
@@twistedpixel756 I absolutely love it and you put that so much more eloquently than I could have
I was happy you took Jenny separatly; it made you see and talk about things other's don't. So thank you.
I have watched dozens and dozens of reactions to this trilogy and yours from the psychological stand point is the best and really offered some insight to this story and I was wanting to have a better understanding….so thank you. REN brings attention just as I can tell you do too deep emotional trauma and gives people confidence to get the support and help they deserve.
I rarely comment, but I wanted to say that I've really been enjoying your channel and content and am very appreciative of your insights. Please continue providing your gracious takes for some of our favorite music that has helped all of us.
My own personal headcannon (which is in no way confirmed by Ren) is that Richard the officer was also the first responder for Violet before she got to the hospital. There's no mention of it at all, just a thought that I had that compliments the full-circle nature of the Trilogy.
Ren fans are like you family members. You love them to death but cannot rid yourself of them. Ren we love and hope lives FOREVER! Very few have noted his line about Stevie when Ren says, "Violet! Do you think I want to do this?" This is the perp blaming the victem in real time and quite disturbing. There is the ever present layer of GUILT by those in Power or who bully or commit crimes of passion, anger or what not. By the way, Jenny was presumably into prosititution. The clues are obvious once you think about it. Walking the same street 1000 times before late at night. Rosie Cheeks. High heel shoes. Next, I suspect Screech's girlfriend was actually with Patrick at the time he called her on the phone. Hence, neither one was going to answer him.
His girlfriend did answer the phone
Yeah but she was busy. I never thought about Patrick being with screeches girl but iove that. It's hilarious
Patrick and Screech’s girlfriend were together, probably at Patrick’s place (good thing Screech didn’t get in because there would have been more murders).
Ren filmed a whole series of Instagram stories leading up to the release of Screech’s tale where he (Ren) pretended someone stole his phone, and screech started posting from it. You got to see how poorly he treated Patrick and his girlfriend, but also a disturbing interaction with his father. Somebody compiled them into a single video and posted them here on CZcams…you’re not a real ren completist (lunatic) if you have dug that video up and watched it. 🤣
EDIT: search CZcams for: Ren - Screech's Tale Instagram Stories
Jenny is said to "walk the streets". She's what used to be called a street-walker. If she was just walking, an English speaker would say "walk down the street" or "walk up the street". But anyway, she walked the streets in high-heel shoes like she did a thousand times before.
I don't agree that Jenny was a prostitute unless you call all the people walking around cities at night prostitutes . Many people walk around at night in high heeled shoes.
Such powerful psychological insights here. I love your passion to what you do. Please keep doing it. I sat here sobbing whilst watching it even thought I’ve listened to it so many times 😭
Ren’s stoytelling abilities are phenomenal
I've seen reactions to The Tales more times than I can count. Your interpretation and insight is the most comprehensive I've seen so far. Thank you! Subscribed 🖤
Hahaha…I knew this was coming…didn’t even bother to comment. Looking forward to this…sort of. It’s a rough one.
That was a great breakdown.
Do people that do terrible things deserve forgiveness? Maybe, maybe not. Do they deserve some understanding if that person has been broken from an early age? Possibly.
Its a difficult subject.
Often violence breeds violence and damaged people, we should remember that.
Good stuff, much love from England ✌️
I am thrilled you are doing the three. I didn’t watch yesterday figuring I would wait until all three were done. My OCD won’t allow me to watch the unfinished works lol. Thank you for doing all three!!! ❤❤❤off to watch now
Same. There’s some who have reacted to this trilogy one at a time, and I couldn’t do it 😂. I had to wait until they had finished, and posted all three before I could watch. And the few that did the trilogy completely out of order (one watched Violet’s Tale first) nearly made my head explode 😂. Couldn’t even click on that one. 😂
Glad you listened to the comments and went back and did the whole thing. Its so much more impactful
As soon as I saw the length of your previous video. I thought oh no she’s going to get hammered!!!
I didn’t watch the video as I knew you would do this so watching now.
It’s nice your actually reading comments and listening to us RENagades.
Keep it up. Love from 🇬🇧
Ren is a modern day bard painting such vivid imagery with his storytelling that it pulls you in and forces you to keep watching - even when it gets physically uncomfortable during Violet’s Tale. And Ren uses this ability to shed light on far too real issues in the world. Ren is special.
Great reaction. I’m so glad you listened (even if some people didn’t ask very nicely) and did the full trilogy and went it blind for the last two. Not just for the reaction we get to see, but for yourself. This is just such a masterpiece in storytelling.
Now you get to wait in eager anticipation with the rest of us, cause Ren has said that he and his cinematographer Sam have plans to film a pilot to pitch to Netflix when Ren has finished treatments in Canada and moves back to the UK. All we know is that it will be in the same raw style as this trilogy, but that is enough for me to say that if Netflix doesn’t give Ren his own show, they are fools 😂
Girl, i love your "passion" in both ways of the word and your love for us human beings. God bless you and your work! ❤❤❤😮
Im glad you enjoyed it, the moment you get that they were all related and the penny drops is such a credit to how Ren writes.
I literally have 50 of Ren's songs in my Playlist. I cannot choose a favorite. Each one is better than the next. Keep rolling out Ren reactions. You will not regret a note. 🎶
Crutch ft bibi for sure!
For Joe you gotta do too lol
Violets Tale hurts me. Great beautiful music as always by Ren! Modern Shakespeare. Great breakdown!
And thank you for being an awesome content creator. I for one appreciate it very much.
I adore you and love this reaction channel. You're so expressive and your words are kind and make sense. I'm really glad you decided to watch all these together.
Welcome to the Reniverse and the Renegade family. ❤
I feel so conflicted by this piece because I think it is arguably Ren's strongest performance, even better than Hi Ren. However, because of the somber tone of the piece and the absolutely visceral reaction that Ren is able to evoke in people, I've had to caution several friends about watching it, because i know their past and they may see the video as just a chain of triggers for previous trauma. Ren really sets himself into the master storyteller class with this. His compelling playing and singing draws the audience in so well, they forget the entire piece is called The tale of Jenny and Screech, and when Violet's tale starts, we viewers are too deep into the story to pull back and think how Violet might relate to Jenny and Screech. The ending is an emotional gut punch that hits like a freight train. Excellent reaction, especially going through generational violence.
Having watched the entire video - Thank you. I'm well into my recovery journey but SO many of your words are what I needed to to hear a few years ago. Thank you for listening to more Ren and sharing your thoughts and expertise
There are so many layers to this. When he says 'its such a shame' i beleive its a comentary on how us as a society reacts to these situations. We read these stories every day, they're broadcast to us on the news, documentaries, tictok crime content. And we all gloss over to some extent or another. With the phrase 'its such a shame' or some iteration of. Even it not in the moments afterwards, its our conclusions we make to be able to carry on with our lives without it affecring us emotionally. Ren, I beleive is highlighting this. The societal need to diminish its impacts whislt holding up a mirror and making us face it.
Thank you for listening to us. I think you can probably see why this particular trilogy needs to be in one sitting, it wouldn't convey the same message if the pieces were separated in time. I can reassure you that though Ren has some other tracks in multiples (Money game 1 to 3 and Love music 1-4), they are not 'bardcore' stories and can be enjoyed one by one.
You're reactions are excellent and insightful. I was not subbed before, but I am now, thank you.
I find you very insightful thank you for your reaction I tried to stay silent all my life and because I find I have inappropriate thoughts and I try not to express them verbally so I really don't talk to people I really appreciate what you doing here
Someone has already said it, but you would learn a lot about Ren from his song "Crutch." It's an older song of his from before his diagnosis.
I've watched hundreds of reactions to this, and I think this one is my favorite. Thank you for your heart to educate and help people.
Thank you thank you for going back and doing it as a Complete work❤😊
Glad you’re reacting to this 😊
A couple of small details that often get overlooked in Jenny's Tale is that Jenny was a 14-year-old girl in high heeled shoes that walked that floor a thousand times before. Jenny was a street walker, therefore continuing a cycle of being abused that started with Violet her mother.
Ren was recently asked if Jenny was a prostitute and he said “I hope not, her tale is tragic enough as it is.”
Wow. You nailed it. As a Ren fan I was waiting for you to say how good Ren was. But you saw it from your perspective and saw through it straight away and told your truth as a therapist. Your empathy is very commendable. What I mean is, I was expecting a critique of Ren when what I got was a compassionate view on intergenerational domestic violence. Thank you.
You remind me of my niece, she is a psychologist as well! Great reaction! 👍🏻as always!!! Good job, girl. You deserve more than 1 👍🏻so here’s some more 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Uncle Darryl.
I always love Ren's guitar work, but never more so than in the intro to Screech's tale. The first part is slower and contemplative - as though Screech is in shock, thinking about what he's done. Then we have the faster part, which instantly makes me think of Screech fleeing from the scene of the crime, running until he's worn out and breathless. Setting the scene through music, without a single word.
Love the way you described it, I've always felt that desperation, listening to Screech's intro.
In Screech's tale, I love how his vocals are intentionally loud and in disharmony. It screams Screech's inner challenges.
ok a purely personal amazement note... I can't walk down stairs in the dark when all my attention is on the stairs... and Ren does it while playing something stunningly beautiful on a guitar, live, with a camera recording him...
31:41 No, the first time i heard screeches tale i understood him. Even as i hated him. Theres no excuse for what he did, there are however, explanations. And if you can understand WHY someone did something, well then, maybe you can prevent it in the future. And to be clear, i hate screech as much, or more than, i hate myself. But i do UNDERSTAND him. You dont have to agree with why someone acted HOW they did to understand WHY they acted like they did.
17:10 Wow, that was such a profound line : "Repair internal pain, instead of repeat external violence"
Best jenny and screech reaction! I felt seen ❤️
« Sometimes quiet is violent »😢
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If you keep adding chains your gonna become "Misses T (herapist)."
You are very quickly becoming one of my favourite reactors to Rens art. Your amazingly warm/kind personality just oozes through the camera and I am totally here for it. It is genuinely a pleasure to watch your channel 😊
You don't know how many times I've watched this, and it still makes me all goose pimply and teary-eyed! 😂😭 #Nostalgia #Feelings #Tears
Sam is just a genius as well as Ren
your energy is intoxicating and inspiring
“When we don’t have compassion we probably don’t have enough context.” 👏 👏 🤯 This will be running through my brain for a long time. Wow…
Wow- I have been binge watching reactions to the tales, but yours has been one of if not the best! Thank you
As someone who grew up in a house with an alcoholic and abusive stepfather, I can tell you that it doesn’t have to be carried forward. I did not grow up to be abusive.
You are a champion, Mike. That could easily destroy a lot of people. But not you. Thanks for sharing, and good on you for punching the cycle in the face
You are a cycle breaker and a truly resilient soul. Thank you for sharing this powerful message.
2 0 0 5 is the year. You can google 2005, Paddington, murder and read the story.
Jeez that's an awful story...
“What in the Shakespearean tragedy“ are the exact words that fell out of my mouth, the first time I saw these tales. When watching Ren I’ve often thought that Shakespeare would gladly clear the stage of his players to make time for Ren to perform. Really appreciate your reaction and ability to empathize with all of cast, including Screech. I’m a student of the teachings of Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, with his work in NonViolent Communications: A Language of Compassion. It wouldn’t surprise me if you were familiar with it. If not, I believe you would be grateful to add it to your knowledge base. Love what you do here in building this connective community for growth and healing. You matter and what you are doing makes a positive difference in our lives. 🫶
I just have to first of all say that you are awesome. I love hearing you speak about things like this. Your comment about if we don’t have compassion, we need more context (I probably messed that up), but it was awesome. Thank you for doing the whole trilogy. You did awesome. Thanks for what you do. 🤗
Wow!! Just WOW!! Your passion for what you do in life just blasts through the screen and grows my heart, i bet you have helped so many people with your genuine care and passion to help others, if i was struggling you would be the one i wanted to help me!
And another fantastic reaction that you really got into emotionally and made me think about the whole situation, thank you and i cant wait to see you do more of ren, he has so many songs that touch my heart, lets go!!
My personal recomendation
REN - LOST ALL FAITH
Told ya part 3 hits like a hammer. great reaction
Jenny walked the streets, and had done 'at least a thousand times before'. Being optimistic she was just a hair under 15 - which would make her barely 12 when she first entered sex-work... at worst a year younger.
Violet was fast tracked on the council housing list (rather than fostered), which at 16 implicates pregnancy as a possible cause... making Stevie not the father, maybe... and his jealously in the face of a pregnancy not his, and silence if not reasonable at least understandable...
As for Babe and Patrick, both unavailable (Patrick is not at home, and Babe is home, but busy....) There is an implication that this is not entirely unrelated, in the wider 'tales' setting.
Watch the 'trailer' for the series "Instagram Stories: Screech's Tale", for more context for the fictionalised Screech, and his friends... the first two were written in response to a police spokesperson's rather lame statement in the police involved shooting of a 14 year old murder suspect in the botched mugging and fatal stabbing of a young sex worker - Violet was added post-hoc and they were made twins as a recasting of the fictionalised characters in an orgy of Shakesperean Tragedy...
I was screaming at my television to tell you to open your eyes during screeches tale as you missed an awesome bit of camera work along with Rens guitar actions 😮
Great reaction though, I felt your anguish 🥰
I just wanna say that i love how this amazing woman calls the people she provides therapy to as her clients instead of her patients, make them and us not feel like just a number or a statistic but what we actually are is humans and she treats us and her clients that way,
I am so glad you did this all together and didn't read ahead... Sadly I was given the tales in the wrong order so I get obsessed watching other people watching it in the correct order. Beautiful and so touching reaction!
Great reaction and analysis. I've watched about a zillion of these and it's always amazing to see new perspectives and how Ren's storytelling touches different people....and cry all over again.
My father was a violent man from a line of violent men. I remember my father telling me his nose had been broken 3 times, twice was by his dad. My father struggled to break the cycle but he did a good job. I have had to struggle to do as well and live up to his example. He taught me unconditional love. He taught me respect was earned and given not coerced or demanded. He taught me that sometimes we make self sacrifices for others for no other reason than we can and we care. I truly miss him. Sometimes breaking the cycle takes generations of effort as well.
Before even starting, YOU. ARE. AMAZING. Thank you for doing them all together. 🙏🏻❤️
You totally got this masterpiece, I was astonished the first time I saw it. Its like a song cycle by Schumann!
A great reaction. This was as if made for you.
I so loved your reaction and dialogue! You are very expressive and beautiful! Such compassion you show.
I’ve watched several reviewers react to this Tale, and yours is the one I want to show everyone. The compassion you have and respect for the music is palatable. Thank you for this, it’s extremely respectable. Keep up the great work
OMG I love they way you break this down, Ren is my favourite artist ever love your channel thank you sending big love from the UK ❤❤❤
Subscribed !! This is possibly the best reaction, breakdown & real understanding of these tales on all of CZcams, fantastic work I really loved getting your unique perspective of everything that’s going on within these tales ❤
What am utterly incredible reaction!!! Thank you! 🙏
Thank you so much. Cant wait! Watching now. ❤
Great reaction and insightfull. On a sidenote, Patrick cannot open the door because he is with Screech's girlfriend. There is a vid from Ren replaying the scene before Screech's attack on Jenny where this is played out. Ren is an absolute master at creating tapestries of art and music and theatre in one.
Wow. Thank you for your perspective on this. I've seen a hundred reactions to this story. I learned more from you than any of them. Thank you!
Such an insightful and heartful reaction. I feel like I learned so much. Thank you for doing what you do!
Love your insights. Thank you
Great reaction! I thought you had gotten the story before the end when you mentioned generational violence. It is such a shock when he says the final line and everything then falls into place.