In The End [Official HD Music Video] - Linkin Park
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Channel: Linkin Park
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Length: 3min 38sec (218 seconds)
Published: Mon Oct 26 2009
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Thus music video aired right when I started to develop my own taste in music... it was a complete game changer for me. Not only did it inspire me to start listening to my own taste in music, it left me dumbfounded that you could even make a video like that.
RIP Chester, and thank you so much for the music you brought into this world.
Linkin Park, more specifically Chester Bennington, meant the world to me in my early teens. I can still recall every second of these music videos fifteen years later. I had a particularly rough patch in those years; looking back on it as an adult, I can imagine that I was dealing with some depression. And this guy here legitimately made it better, even if admitting that makes me a big old stereotype.
I'm genuinely not one for long comments praising celebrities. But I cannot imagine my teen years without hundreds of hours of this guy on my computer screen.
It legitimately hurts my heart to imagine him suffering so much that he'd take his own life. He was there for me when I felt like a pile of dust, and in a way I feel guilty that he hung himself, never knowing that he carried me through a swamp of emotions with his edgy voice and questionable, 2000s era fashion choices.
My thoughts are with his friends and family, because I know how a loved one's suicide echoes through your thoughts and can make you question yourself. If he was half the man he was in my teen head, I can barely imagine the loss his loved ones must feel.
I still remember getting Hybrid Theory from Woolworths as a kid. RIP
It just goes to show you can get so far in life with success and fame, but in the end mental illness is a serious issue that can effect anyone, and we as a society need to come up with more effective and open ways of discussing and dealing with it.
DEAD MAN'S KARMA
The reanimated version is also a great track imo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRC2ICZ4ZIo
This is not my generation. This is not my taste in music. But tonight my heart is heavy for a child I never knew.
When I heard I immediately thought of erase myself. Never thought of it as a suicide song before as I thought it was about staying again but it has a whole new meaning to me now.
"I'll face myself to cross out what I've become, Erase myself, And let go of what I've done"