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First Time Hearing The Devil In I by Slipknot | Su!cide Survivor Reacts

Mental Amanda

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This is my reaction to my first time hearing The Devil In I by Slipknot. I'm both charmed and creeped out, but definitely digging the mental health message!

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20 Comments

@MentalAmanda Creator 2 years ago (edited) Pinned

💖No matter where you are in your journey, you have a safe place here to share your struggles and accomplishments without judgment, but please make sure you are having that same respect and non-judgment for others too. This is how we shatter the mental health stigma.💖
The role of music in coping with grief: Analyze how music can serve as a tool for coping with and expressing feelings of grief.

@distracting_games 2 years ago

One of the things i love about Slipknot, is when you listen to them, you realize you're not alone, and that there's someone who understands how you feel. In spite of the aggressive music, it is also oddly calming and soothing.

@SeanM375 2 years ago

Always love peoples facial expressions when watching this!

@mbochum83 2 years ago (edited)

Yes, the masks typically change for each album and are designed by each member (some are similar to previous versions). In the video, the members in white jumpsuits were wearing their previous masks and representing their past selves. They actually picked what would happen to them in the video (one member had a great fear of birds so requested he be pecked to death. The DJ chose to be eating his own fingers, the most important thing he needs to perform).
"Basically, this video is about finding past devils, past things - becoming one with it and then doing away with it.' - Shawn Crahan (percussionist/video director)

@HarleyPaynter 2 years ago (edited)

Im in the hospital right now withdrawing from alcohol because i drank heavily for 8 years ever since my daughter passed away. I finally decided to change and its been hell but im on day 3 and im getting on antidepressants and anxiety meds so i dont have to feel like i need to drink anymore. My daughter wouldnt want me to be this way, drinking myself to death. Im not your devil anymore...

@Mephisteve 2 years ago

Fun fact: this video is about the fear of dying each band member has. So what you saw was their own fear on display hence “The Devil In I”🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯

@Capt_HowdyGT 2 years ago

subscribed, you are one of the only reactors that realy pay attention to ALL the lyrics instead of hitting the high spots and posting a video

@onidaime81 2 years ago

"The Devil In I" to me as an avid Slipknot Fan closely ties with "Wait in Bleed" veers menacingly into a chaotic beautiful swirl of madness yet convey very deep thoughts and meaning once you understand what it stood for.

@craigarmstrong2117 2 years ago

Rip Paul and Joey. Great song.

@kenbuck4962 2 years ago

this song was made after one member died of overdose!!!! It is a compilation of all the members personal fears.. THE DEVIL IN I??? THE POWER TO KILL YOURLELF?

@daveethridge7342 2 years ago

I still struggle with my negative aggressive side. I cope with my voice. I have developed a voice like thunder. I've been practicing for 40 years. I'm lucky that people have learned that I'm a teddy bear 🧸 that ROARS 🐻 I have felt forced to use discipline and restraint, because I know. The only arms I carry is my left and my right. I've learned the power of my voice and words. Sometimes the cage gets a little weak. The Beast in me.

@ericd7881 2 years ago

When you repress things they don't come out gently...beyond true!

Love that you reacted to this song, and great feedback!

The track title is what I picked several years ago for a license plate I have. It speaks more to me than just being a vanity plate to go with a vehicle. Keep up the awesome reactions/messages 🤘

@Rob_Infinity3 2 years ago

6:55 - I knew you were going to pause there! 😂

@jeffreyclick5091 2 years ago

It's tough living in the depressive loop that a lot of us live in. When there is a downturn in mental health it comes out as rage for me. It is hard to turn the switch off when you're in your own head.

@victorramsey5575 2 years ago (edited)

Hey pretty lady! We always enjoy your videos, you're fun. And when I say we, Im referring to myself and the voices in my head. Dont worry, they're harmless, and I can shut them up with my guitar rig and sometimes cookies. Rock On, Beautiful!

Sadly, this song is about when bassist Paul Grey od'd and passed away. The band believed he was clean and they felt betrayed. And, learned they are not his devil, and the guilt is not theirs to bear.

@khrosentoshiro2711 2 years ago

Idk why, but Slipknot makes me feel nice and fuzzy inside 😂
It's just something about the instrumentals. But they have amazing music.

@dancing_odie 2 years ago

I quit weed and drinking about a month ago. I was always high and drunk every moment I wasn't at work or with my family. I'm single with no kids so by family I mean brothers, sisters and parents. I spent most of my time outside of work alone so I was rarely sober except at work. Its strange to always be sober.

@eduardoafonso4537 2 years ago

Hi Amanda!

I’m from Brazil and I just wanted to take a moment to say how much I appreciate your work. Your content is incredibly insightful and has been really helpful to me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and positivity with the world. Keep up the amazing work!

Best regards,
Eduardo.