It so funny that people think edgy people are meant to be angry and mad all the time but bands like Mother Mother r ones making sum great songs while there are pop artists out there romanticizing illnesses.
No but
Near the end, despite syncing for the entire song, Ryan closes his mouth for the vocals.
He isn't singing.
Hope is singing, and everyone is just singing along.
This song has quickly become my 'shit sucks but I will do better' anthem. It's comforting on nights that suck and inspiring on ones that don't, but it's never hit me quite as hard as the first time I heard it until now. Somehow this video captures that same feeling of understanding, acceptance, and hope that I felt the first time I heard this song. It's a strong message, and a lot of people need to hear it. So thank you, mother mother
2:10
I started to cry at that exact moment. I don't know if it is because of Ryan singing it or because it is used in first person, used a way that is not someone taking to you, but you to yourself. Some statements that you don't believe, that you think it's a complete lie, but it seems like it coming through your throat non-stop, trying to make you know something you never even thought about. Damn...
Hey it’s me 2:05 . I just wanted to say that being a part of this was so much fun and I’m so grateful for the opportunity .The video looks fantastic. You guys have inspired me throughout my life and I just really want to say thank you for everything ❤️
0:53 made me break and start to cry so hard, it means so much to include someone with disabilities, my little brother is in a wheelchair and it's good to know that.. It's alright, he'll do great
I wish someone had told me "you're not a monster, just human and you've made a few mistakes"
"You're not a demon, there's a reason you behaved in that way"
I love the parallels between the lyrics, the many faces and folks we see on screen, and the color grading reflecting and showing growth and acceptance with oneself. No matter who you are, what you've been through, and what folks may think of you, it's alright.
I revisit this song whenever I feel down, depressed and upset with myself. And this song has saved me from so many mental breakdowns, and I usually feel at ease once the video is over. Thank you for making such a lifesaving song and video- everyone needs to hear the words you guys sing❤️
I recently came out to all my friends that I'm trans. I'm finally starting to feel good about myself and accept who I am. In the span of 2 days, I drew 9 things, which is more than I would have drawn in a month before. It feels so nice to be truly happy again, and it's songs like this that help me out of the bad times and reinforce my happiness. Mother Mother is probably my favorite band and honestly, without their songs, I might not have made it this far.
Just remember, Things might get worse before they get better, but keep going, believe in yourself. There is someone out there who will love you for you. I believe in all of you