Disturbed - down with the sickness (REACTION) THIS IS WHY I DON'T LISTEN TO THEM!!!!
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- Disturbed - down with the sickness (REACTION) THIS IS WHY I DON'T LISTEN TO THEM!!!!
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Who else was watching him groove and waiting for the "mommy" part...
Guilty. His reaction was not disappointing.
Entirely - good response too lol
Only reason to watch the reactions to it. I was driving when I first heard it
Funniest thing I've watched all week!
Yes *evil smile intensifying....
Your face when David hit the "mommy" part is everything I needed to get 2021 to a good start :-D
the look of pure horror and acceptance
@@IPfreely333 😆😆😆 gets them every time!
Yeah that's gonna be my new lock screen for a while that's for sure
I didn't even know that part existed. In the official video and in the download version it's not in the song.🤔
110% agree!!! I was thinking this dude was vibing and then just died!!
It’s a release. It allows you to tap into your own pain, your own trauma, to be witness to the terrible evil things that happen in most everyone’s life. That aggression release is cathartic!
Agreed. Love this song. Still remember how pumped up it made my and my teammates back when I played high school football and we were on the road against our rivals for their homecoming and they played this song for their entrance. Not gonna lie, not a fan of the mommy part, but at least they were smart enough to make two versions.
Facts🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯
True, we release our stored-up rage and agression in a controlled way during concerts, which is why the average metalhead is quite calm and friendly in their day-to-day life
eeftankian glad someone gets it. I’ve been saying that for years.
For those who don't know what this song is really about:
David Draiman has stated that the song "Speaks about the eternal struggle of the individual against the mother culture of society that is constantly trying to beat the child struggling for independence and individuality into submission.
Yep and it was cheaper than therapy.
I saw Disturbed at the House of Blues in Hollywood back in 2006. It was standing room only so I almost didn't go because I just had a cast removed from my leg after being in a wheelchair for 5 months. We called House of Blues and they told me that they would give me a free VIP upgrade so I could sit upstairs. There was this older woman sitting at the table next to mine. We were talking before the show started, and she kept offering me stuff from the band and crew table. I knew she was somehow associated with the band. When this song came on, I told her that I loved the intensity of this song. She laughed and said, "I always tell Davey that I hate when he sings this song when I visiting him while he is on tour."' "Wait did you just call David Dramain Davey?" Lol, she said "yes dear, Davey is my son. He knows we never beat him. We just didn't want him to be a musician."
I can see that.
Yep, that sounds about like something a guy with two lip piercings would say.
..or you can take it literally....the anger and pain of a child suffering abuse. Sure is enough of that around.
Not gonna lie, your reaction was absolute gold. You were jamming and having a good time then those lines happened and you were so confused and astounded yet were still trying to bang along.
The confused vibing at the mommy part has got me in stitches never gets old seeing people react to that.
Disturbed-“Sound of Silence” will surprise you. Very good.
This is a must. One of the best cover songs ever.
He did in August
@@xLuCasanovax I was getting ready to say same thing. It won't surprise him as he did it 4 months ago.
They do a great cover, but the original by Simon and Garfunkel is still the best.
@@danizig7 Nah, you need to see the performance of it with disturbed on the conan o'Brien show from a few years ago, maybe like 2015-16 even I just can't remember . The years are just flying by.
Metal is a genre that can help you to deal with anything, and it's healthier than most other ways to vent, cope, or just survive. Try Disturbed - Are You Ready , straight fire !!! Great insightful way to see through just the music to the feeling behind it.
For me, I was a 20 year old black kid when this was released. I felt every song on the album. 20 years later, same.
I love the shocked look on some peoples faces when it gets to the abusive no mommy part it's always like wtf?!?!😵
Thank you for actually reacting to that verse. Most people cut it out for some reason. You had that fear in your eyes for a second then were right back into bumpin it.
It's not that the people cut it out, they just usually react to a more official release version which is usually the radio edit version of the song.
It's a tough part to listen to, not because i experienced anything like that, but just the emotion.
Many skip it, and there's a ton of reasons for it. Some because they have personal experience with that in their lives. Trauma can run deep.
@@kayakuprising5914 ppl dont listen to that version because it uses foul language and a lot of it. Truth be told the edited ver of this song existed long before the bs in todays culture. What they dont realize is that the part they cut out has the biggest part of the message of the song. Without that you would never know what the song was about abuse.
The radio and video edits cut it out.
Metal is the best for telling stories, letting emotion out and talking about the hard truths of life.
Korn's Daddy is a powerful and disturbing insight in to real life shit. I'd say react to that, but I can't under estimate the strong and hard listen that song brings, it's definitely not one for the easily upset.
They way metal and rock songs merg a message with the music is unparalleled.
you don't first introduce Korn with Daddy. It's a song every new fan of metal should listen to, but it is definitely not the first song you want to go into. It's a song you listen to with context and understanding going in because that song hits in a way no other song really hits.
@@DarkKnightofHeaven It doesn't matter if he listens to any other Korn song, Daddy isn't like any song out there, whether it's Korn or The Offspring. No matter what song you listen to, nothing prepares you for Daddy, so it doesn't really matter when he listens to it. All he needs to know is to be prepared be shocked, angry, sad any all the emotions.
@@AgunziLFC It's mainly just not turning someone away from the band entirely. If the goal is to get someone interested in korn than Daddy is not the first song you go with. For all the reasons you mentioned. Twisted Transister, Freak on a leash, shoots and ladders are all great korn starting points. Daddy is the 3rd-5th song you listen to.
@@DarkKnightofHeaven If someone doesn't listen to a band from one song ( even Daddy) then that's on them, you can't judge a band from one song, especially that song. You have to know that song is a one off, like no other, because there really is no song like that.
If a reactor channel chooses to not listen to more than one song from a band, then they won't last long.
Technically Country is the best for telling stories. But I do see where you are coming from in terms of what metal does bring to the table in terms of a story.
I used to listen to this song and “let the bodies hit the floor” by Drowning Pool before I went on missions in Iraq. Still gets me hyped to this day.
I'm a bit concerned. But have a listen to gojiras new album if you have a chance, experience metal in 2021.
Same, but add Killin in the Name of, from Rage Against the Machine
Can understand that
Great reaction! I’m glad you did the explicit version because the stanza section where he talks about his mother changes what the whole meaning of the song is truly about. It’s exactly how I felt. It wiped the smile off my face too. You begin to realize the cycle of child abuse. It’s an amazing song any way, but this twist makes it a very important one.
He's very adamant that it is not about his mother.
@@michaelpeele5739 Yep, it's about society trying to smother everybody.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR RECOGNIZING the tragedy of child abuse reflected in this song. Way too reactors don't listen to anything until the line where he threatens his "Mommy" and they turn on the band blaming them for promoting violence against mothers. Respect Rome. Peace.
This and Korn's Daddy.
I saw them in concert 5 years ago, and there was a fight breaking out in the crowd. David stopped the show and told them to stop fighting. He said we were all there to get our anger out in a positive way, and fighting was not allowed. It was awesome to see him do that!
music like this is the only reason i stayed remotely healthy with the amount i drank on nights out, 4-5 hours in a club dancing to music like this and you wake up sore for days lol
Try reacting to Disturbed "Hold on to Memories" and "The Light," Both are amazing and a vastly different side of the band.
Good ones. Also a reason to fight😋
A reason to fight
My favorite is the game and dropping plates
React to System of a Down, "Chop Suey", or "Toxicity"
YES!!! I was thinking SOAD instantly, as well..
I think he might likey
Rene Jelles gets my vote too.
Yes!! Or BYOB
and aerials
:( I have a friend who's mom used to beat him so bad he couldn't go to school because of all the bruises. He's grown up to be a really good guy but he had to work., and continues to work, through a lot of pain. And my own mom has a personality disorder and is sociopathic. My brother stepped out into mental illness because of it. I got out when I was 15. I had aggression just like this and luckily had professional help to help me grieve and heal. So I have always related to this song.
Kudos for escaping the chaos and darkness!
Glad you made it out, hope you’re doing better.
I used to be in a similar situation this song helped me out :-)
I'm sorry your friend, you and sibling had to go through that. I know how hard it is. My mother was mentaly (is that the word?) and physically abusive towards me when I was a child, and even into my adult life. I now struggle with all the mental abuse I was subjected to and I listen to this song if I feel really angry or extremely sad. It has helped me get some of my anger out when I felt angry but also helped if I was sad to turn some of it to a kind of anger. But not the wrong kind of anger. Hard to explain, but yeah this song has helped me many times :)
I grew up in a lot of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. When I was in 6th grade the physical abuse slowed down a lot because my teacher seen bruises on my arms and when the guidance counselor took me into the office they found the bruises on my back and whelp marks on my legs. My mom never hit me but she was an alcoholic all of my life. Taking me to bars when I was little, getting drunk and forgetting me, leaving me at bars. My step mom and her family beat me and she made my dad beat me. There was always drugs involved on my dad's side of things. I never knew the bruises and marks on me where bad. I was in shock when the teacher and people at school made a big deal out of it. I thought I was in trouble and did something wrong. Nothing ever happened to My dad or step mom. I remember a person from dss came to our house but I was scared of being taken away so I told them I never got hit. My younger half brothers never really got hit. I never held a grudge and have forgiven everyone that hurt me as a kid. Besides all the abuse I had a decent childhood. Always had nice clothes and toys and whatever. I just tried to stay outside and out of site as much as possible.
"THE GAME" is probably my favorite off this album.
Hands down. Agreed.
Whole album is my favorite lol. But dropping plates and meaning of life get me pumped with chills for 20 years now
Violence Fetish is a great song too :)
That song always felt like it belonged on their later albums once they released. Not in a bad way, they were just ahead of their own style with that song a bit.
Damn I lost the game
MOLLY HATCHET - "FLIRTING WITH DISASTER " Studio version
this!!
Korn's song 'Daddy' is heart-wrenching
I completely agree. The pain and devastation touches your heart and soul.
@@happy13worker it reaches in and grabs the soul, shreds it, stomps on it, then hands it back in a bag. :)
Was so glad to see you did the lyric video, and not the official video that skips the "mommy" part. Your reaction is exactly why I love watching people react to this song.
Suggestions for more songs by Disturbed are "The Light" (my favorite), "Stupify" (older, but amazing), "Ten Thousand Fists," "Land of Confusion," "Inside the Fire," "Hold Onto Memories," and "A Reason to Fight" (you might want to keep kleenex around for those last two, depending on your life experiences.)
React to "Slow Ride" by Foghat (full version) Trust me.
Talk about contrasting genres.. how in the world did you come up with this
I love Foghat btw
@@tonykeen920 I've been trying to get him to react to this for a couple months and I suggest it under every video I see
@@Ledhead775 gotcha.
I've been trying for someone to react to The Game ...
Hell yeah! Someone that knows how to headbang on beat! Nice job!
"FLIRTING WITH DISASTER" by MOLLY HATCHET (STUDIO VERSION)
Omg I ran across this by total accident and decided to watch it because I LOVE disturbed and I got to say, I laughed so hard I cried. You were all down till the mommy part...the look on your face was totally priceless 🤣🤣🤣 thank you sir, you made my day!!!
Molly Hatchet - "Flirting with Disaster" studio version
Pat Benatar - "Promises in the Dark" official video
Joan Osborne - "Right Hand Man" vevo version
Now that's how you do it! Specify Which Version, lol.
I like the NASCAR version of Molly Hatchet - Flirtin With Disaster
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65,233 views and most of them are mine, I think. Flirtin With Disaster is responsible for countless tickets and crashes. Also, I think it would be cool if Rome reacted to Molly Hatchet and Fall Of The Peacemakers official version is ok with me. The song is about MLK, John Lennon, and JFK and it's a fabulous song.
@@maxwellmax9586 I've been suggesting in the comments everyday for over 2 months for him to do Flirting with Disaster and a couple of other suggestions,and no luck whatsoever.So,it seems getting any suggestions actually done is close to impossible He is always saying to make suggestions in the comments because he is looking for ideas and I have suggested Flirting with Disaster on every reaction he posts(usually twice a day) for 2 months and keep getting ignored, meanwhile he keeps asking for suggestions.Very frustrating!!!
@@resin3100my don't give up. One day, he might see it. He probably has a list of suggestion a mile long and growing.
My favorite reaction of yours yet. Even though I've heard the song thousands of times I felt every emotion just by watching your face. I saw your excitement and rage turned to horror. Classic reaction. You should check out DragonForce - Through the fire and flames.
Your reaction when the mommy part came on had me dying laughing and you just slowly start head banging after the beat came back on😂😂
My favorite hard songs by Disturbed are “Voices “ and “Vengeful One”. Most metal is cathartic to me. Get in the car and scream it out.”Given Up” by Linkin Park and “Dear Anxiety “ by Dines x Heafy are my most played screaming songs. Maybe react to one of those? Great reaction to a great song🤘🏻❤️
"Points of Authority" (Linkin Park) and especially "Make Damned Sure" (Take Back Sunday) are my go to screamers. czcams.com/video/hI75KxpGA4w/video.html
Yes Vengeful one is fantastic.
54 yr old here. My son got me to listening to several really great metal bands.
Now that youve listened to this, you need to listen to their cover of “Sound of Silence”. Total change of pace
Parliament - P-Funk(wants to get funked up)
The name Disturbed actually comes from the way society views creative people. When someone does something unique and it makes others feel strange or uncomfortable, they call that person disturbed or sick. The sickness is individuality that society beats out of people. This is basically a song telling us different people to all band together, enjoy a great song at a show, let the feelings wash over us, and stand together against everyone who wants us to stop having fun and live by their rules. Disturbed is a very empowering band.
I'm late, but... his face when he got to the "mommy" part... and then after that his face looking confused like, "I don't know if I should be head bangin to this or not, that was f'n wack. Oh, well (continues to bang)."
"The Light" by Disturbed is REALLY good!
Hahaha haha!!! Ok, super late to the party, but watching people hear the "mommy" part for the first time is hilarious to me.
The best part is watching people give themselves permission to rock out in the last chorus after it.
Your reaction to the Mommy part made my year so far. You were like wtf but I can still head bang.😂😂😂😂😂 Fabulous 💞
In my opinion, the end ruins the rest of the song.
"I wanna get up and throw this chair somewhere." you made my night.
So in context to the bridge of the song this is a quote directly from David Draiman, the lead singer of Disturbed " I’m really talking about the conflict between the mother culture of society, who’s beating down the child yearning for independence and individuality, and the submission of the child."
Also id highly recommend reacting to their entire discography, you'd be shocked to hear the range the band has
Your facial expression was all of us the first time we heard this song! Love the reaction!
Yep child abuse. Some will say it’s about government but no. Powerful song! He has one of the best voices.
I mean it is about abuse but not by his Mom. 'The mother' is also mentioned in 'Welcome Burden'. Its clearly about the gov...but anyone can see it diff. The Singer wrote it about society tho...
@@flaviobrahja5363 Did the person who wrote the song say it was about government? I really would like to know. Thank You, Jackie
@@jackiepaper6464 Yes it was. You can check it on Disturbedpedia, also diff interviews. But as I said, any listener can 'absorb' it differently. Peace!
@@flaviobrahja5363 Peace! Thank You!
I love how more popular they are becoming these days. I have been a fan for decades now.
I love the fact that you didn't freak over the end you got the message all of their music has an awesome message
"Do I wanna know" by Artic Monkeys is really good!
Cathartic, that is why many times helps through the healing process. Embrace your shadow, accept, integrate and outgrow it
Oh shit,is this the uncensored? Can't wait,the faces of the reactors run from confused,disgusted,or no face at all,lol
about 50% of the artist you have reviewed lately are english. hence hearing an accent. the musical instrument that seems to through you of is the keyboard, the fancy name i can't spell.
KORN, DADDY, X GREAT SONG TO REACT TO... PREPARE THOUGH 😢
The song lyrics in this is talking about substance abuse and drug abuse and how people, families, young people/adults deal with this disease.
I LOVED how you came to this song open-minded (and grinned about the neck issue), but the real kick was as the song progressed and you were head-banging like the best of them - and I agree! And then your look of shock and horror when the segue-away into the "mommy" comments was genuine and hilarious (to us - I reacted the same way when I first heard it). Enjoyed your comments and your ending lines to your audience. I'll be watching you again!
Omg I enjoyed your reaction at the mommy part soooo much. We have just lost two family members to covid and I’ve been down. This video popped up so I watched it. Your confusion and immediate hesitation to continue dancing... and the horrific look on your face WHILE STILL KIND OF DANCING... im sorry, it was so funny. I definitely took the laugh and have been watching it periodically through the day to keep me going. You didn’t mean to make me laugh but im glad to have had one today. Thanks!! 😊
That was awesome! Your face to me said “oh shit! Should I like it? Should I hate?!?” Head banging again. We know which way you went😂😂 thank you for a great start to 2021.
James, keep on finding what matters, happiness, self peace and sharing what you find with us. YOU are appreciated bro.
Metal allows me to grit my teeth, vent my pain and rage and move on in a more healthy state of mind. Sharing that vibe with my metal fam.
This is how we heal. This is the way.
😆😆😆😆 I'm in tears laughing 😆😆😆😆 that look at the mommy part. Oh that was priceless. Oh man so good! Oh my side hurts 😆😆😆😆
Your facial expression when he was cussing out momma was 😄 I just laughed when I hear that part 😄😄🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘😄😄
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Happened to me as a child I thought I wanted her to die ! For real 😮no looking back wanted her to feel my pain ! She did her parents made her feel this way to !! Cycle we needed to stop It did with me 2 sons they never had to deal with these feelings 🤗Many grand kids all love sickness over 😉
Grew up on the North Side of St Louis City...deep in the hood and you couldn't go to a house party..IN THE HOOD and not hear this song. One of the greatest intros ever!
Excellent reaction, thanks. I first heard Disturbed Sound of Silence. I loved it and was captivated by David's voice so I went looking for other songs from them and THIS was the song I listened to. At first it was shocking then I got to like it and listened to more of their songs. So, here I am 67 years old listening to metal music for the first time. lol better late than never.
Best reaction ever! 😆👍
"My neck is a little bit stronger." 😂😂😂 Love it.
Str8 up had me rolling about the crick in the neck. Just discovered your channel,as you with these great tunes. Loved the Chain Fleetwood mac reaction too. Stay safe and music heals the soul.
It’s so much fun watching others experience music you love for the first time. It’s great seeing other first times to vicariously enjoy the experience again through. Thanks bro!
If I may suggest, descending by Tool. I’m genuinely curious how you’ll react. It’s one of my favorite musical pieces of all time. Straight 🔥
6 months later and I'm still watching this react 🤣🤣 that's how much I loved it ❣
Fun fact. The oh ah ah ah ah part wasnt planned. It was complete impulse on davids part but his band went with it
I'm really happy for you and your choice to open your mind. It's fun seeing you experience great music, much like sharing delicious food with someone for the first time. You will be better off as a person.
Enjoy.
Great reaction, thank you for doing this one! I am.a big fan of Disturbed. A few suggestions for more Disturbed include: "The Animal", "The Vengeful One", "Voices" and for a different take on them, their cover of "Sound of Silence", their own songs "The Light" and "Hold On to the Memories". Be well and safe.
When that mother verse came on..HE WASN'T READY 😂😂😂
He is a Man that isn't afraid to share his feelings.
Disturb is a great rabbit hole
a great Disturbed song a lot of people don;t know is called "Dropping Plates". there is a lyric in there that is my fave lyric of all time. it goes, "I'm gonna fight this war, and use my music as a weapon!"
LOL your face when he got all twisted was priceless!
That was the BEST reaction to "Down With The Sickness" ive seen yet! 😂😂 couldnt stop laughing.
Pray for the abused children. Disturbing things will soon be brought into the light. #chesterbennington #chriscornell Thank you for shining the light. R.I.P.
After my divorce from my first wife, she fled abroad with my first two kids when they were very young. I didn't see them for 8 years. Then, at a time that I was arranging a UK tour for an American rock band, I got an email from someone, saying they had seen my email address on the band's web site and he said "I think you're my dad". Now, I'm very close to both of my children, but they had been brought up with no music except some hip hop. My son said he hated rock and metal because it was "devil's music". It took a while, but now they both listen to a wide range of music, as I do, even my daughter, who is an ultra strict Muslim woman.
I like your channel bruv, because I've enjoyed watching you transition over time and broaden your mind, just like I saw my kids do.
Metal is very primal- it is an unleashing of the soul in ways that other genres don't encapsulate then release as ferociously. This is why I have always loved metal, since I was first exposed to KISS when Detroit Rock City first came out (I was 10, I think). I grew up listening primarily to folk, jazz, blues and classical- with some polka and ragtime thrown in by my maternal grandmother, so discovering a genre that allowed me to express the more negative, destructive emotions safely and yet still artistically was what had been lacking in my musical influences. I'm 55 now, and I still listen primarily to metal and classical- a complete dichotomy of sound, emotion and artistry, but they truly soothe my soul.
Something that not all people understand about this type of music, specially older generations: This music doesn't make you angry and violent it simply lets the anger and the violence that already exists within you flow.
your reaction made me fall of my chair 😍 one million likes for you
Metal music is a type of music that people who are abused, bullied, and damaged gravitate towards. I think it is because often Metal music deals with subjects many other genres don't or won't, and we very much identify with the subject matter, the pain, and the suffering that comes with it. But metal music, instead of encouraging us to dwell on the pain, and to internalise it, it acts as a form of relief, letting us get rid of the pain we've been storing up inside us.
Metal is very much a style of music that encourages freedom, both a freedom of expression, and a freedom from those things that hold us back. I was never abused, but I was bullied badly, extremely badly, I've come to terms with it now, and it is not an exaggeration to say Metal music was very much a part of that recovery.
I loved your face when David went on his rant. Priceless!
I've never heard the words they say before. That was really deep and sad. I love watching you, I can tell you really feel the music.
I was an abused child so I relate to this song. My stepfather once slapped me in the eye at the dinner table for talking when I was nine years old. Shortly after that I needed glasses. This is one of those songs that needs to exist.
I'm laughing so hard I'm crying. Your face when the transition happened. Oh man! My sides hurt.
The fun thing with metal music is that it has so many sub genres and it can mix and co-exist with any other style. There are metal songs together with classical music, with rap music, with pop music and at all time times metal remains metal. It can be sad, it can be longing, it can be angry, emotional from wall to wall. It has no boundaries and that's why it can find always something familiar in anyone, everyone. And thus I can only recommend to look into metal music, different groups, different songs and you and everyone can be surprised in a fun and pleasant way.
This is about society (the mother) keeping the kid down who is looking for independence and trying to brake free from the norms of society. Yes it could also be about child abuse but this was not the intended meaning.
Body is rockin till the end but the soul left after the 'mommy' part. LOL
You're like I'm jamming and headbanging then when mommy got hit you were like wtf did I just listen to. You were so stunned and then got back into headbanging. Had me rolling.
This is one of the songs that has such a great groove,, it almost forces the listener to display, what I call, "THE NOD OF APPROVAL!"
OMG, the look on your face! 😮🤣🤣🤣
If I was playing a video game and I wasn't doing my best I would turn this song on, turn it up and sing along over TeamSpeak. I got into a groove and started kicking ass in the game. Anyone else playing learned this was my song after that. This was back around the Unreal Tournament 2004 days.
You have perfected the metal "stank face" btw. It's an essential part of listening to a track for the first time.
Before work I love listening to this song! Cars driving by I can see the drivers stare at me! But rock on!
True!!! You are in... So am I with all sorts of genres of music! It's a creative avenue we all need!!!
Rome: vibing great at the beginning
Dark Chorus: I'm about to Disturbed this man vibe...😀
Oh I’ll never be tired of that scared look they get when the truth hits 😂😂🤣
Not gonna lie your face when the mommy part hit was what brought me but your true understanding of the intention of it is what makes me a fan of you
When this song was new and playing on the radio I had the album and would play it for friends just to see their reaction when it got towards the end that the radio always cut out.
Such an awesome reaction ! I still remember the first time I heard this song . I was a parts driver and it came on the radio while I was on a delivery . Such an awesome band.