I got so excited that you picked up on the morning after the rapture line on the first listen! I know some of his stuff is fast and hard to grab, but you're doing a great job picking up the lyrics. Let me tell ya, I've been very devoted to watching reaction videos for about 8 years. I'm 30 and have been a truck driver for 9 years. My wife and kids are at home and I'm on the road alone doing what i can to provide, and it gets lonely, so reaction videos strangely give me the feeling of sharing an experience with someone else. I've weeded through a lot of reaction channels over the years and have my core group that i follow. You, sir, have what it takes to be one of the top reactors on this platform. You're genuine, nothing seems forced, you are actually interested in the music, you actively listen and give your opinion without talking so long that people skip forward in the video. Keep up the strong work.

I’m here, before almost everyone, it’s a miracle.

My favorite part of this song is how the entire thing is the debate between the side of him that wants to continue using and the one that doesn’t. It begins defiant that he isn’t changing and ends in tears.

The black tar was black tar heroin. The silver armor the lady was wearing is representative of a spoon that they use to draw the heroin into a needle.

Him floating into the sky after that was him being high.

So this starts with him being high, defiant, and enjoying being combative. The dark haired Ronnie is sober Ronnie, blond Ronnie is addict Ronnie. You can tell through the song that it’s actually a dialogue.

Ronnie seems to be a good dad. There's a video of Willow putting makeup up on him. It's hilarious. Especially when she said, he knew nothing about makeup and he said he was in an emo band, he knows how to put on makeup 😂l

Can't wait for you to react to I'm Not A Vampire Revamped you're going to freak out and The Drug In Me Is You Reimagined. ❤ My thoughts on this trilogy and the two I mentioned above are about his battle with drugs and realizing he is missing out on his daughters life. He fears passing his addiction on to his daughter. I believe if I'm not mistaken his mother abandoned him his brother and father so his father was a single father both him and his brother and maybe his father not 100% sure were addicts. His brother died in 2013 in a motorcycle accident. He has a song named Brother that is pretty sad. His father straightened out his life and either started or is part of a Christian motorcycle club. It seems like Ronnie struggles with faith which isn't hard to understand young men especially have that internal battle with faith especially when they have so much tragedy throughout their life. I don't know him personally but from interviews I've seen he seems like a good man. Love the reactions. Much ❤ from Tennessee 🇺🇲

When he says "I'm a rolling stone, I'm coming home, and I'm not alone", since its Ronnie, I dont think its coincidence that he has a song called Rolling Stone, a song called Coming Home, and a song called Alone.

Yes, that's actually Willow. She's 11 now I believe. She is his reason for living, for always improving, for staying clean. He said having a daughter changed everything for him.

Of the trilogy, this is probably my favorite. You can FEEL his emotion through the song, but especially at the end when he's screaming.

Love your reaction to this one as well. Remember the plane number from Watch the World Burn? 2033.

So many reactors miss the I'm not the rapture I'm the morning after bit and that is absolutely my favorite part! Really clever writing.

Losing my life is the time spent. Addiction is bringing him down a bad road in the point of time being portrayed. The blonde hair represents himself while addicted. He wakes up from his addiction and lost all the precious moments with his daughter. The gravestone is him losing the battle with addiction but at the very end he overcomes and is brought back to life.

Sometimes in the fight with the self, you loose track of time, people, and miss out on many many things. People change and you never notice.

My fave of the Trilogy🖤🖤 Great reaction!!👀😲Losing my Life is basically a representation, I believe, of his life lost had he stayed on drugs...never seeing his daughter grow up and missing all those Milestones. He had a dream he would die in 2033 that is the significance of the yr Looking fwrd to your Drugs reaction!!!

The ending was his past/addiction coming back as a relapse.  He was into drugs for so long that he missed out on his life and his daughter growing up, but he didn't see it until he got clean.  2033 is the year his "case" was supposed to be complete

Guitarist with DEAD on his vest has passed (irony?). RIP Derek Jones. Derek picked up Ronnie when he was released from gaol. Ronnie's is THE story in the trilogy.      Yes, Willow again! Told ya she's a good actor!       "Alone", "Rolling Stone" and "Coming Home" are the titles of other FIR songs.    ALL publicity is good publicity!    Ronnie's breakdowns are epic.  Ronnie had a dream that he died in 2033 - having already missed a lot of WIllow's life.      Evil Ronnie's grin and those starshine eyes!!!!!..... to be continued.....

The fight within the self... It's gotten easier over the years, but never over.

In an interview, Ronnie stated that this trilogy was based on a dream he had in which he died in 2033. This is reflected on the airplane in watch the world burn, the number on the side of the plane is 2033. He said the black goop represents black tar heroin which he was addicted to before going to prison. And to confirm, he went to prison because he violated probation when he went to confront someone with a couple of his friends and one of those friends ended up shooting someone. This gets misconstrued as if Ronnie killed someone but he didn't. He was, however, present, and he had brass knuckles on him which violated his probation. In

I'm happy you're doing the trilogy
The Black Tar stuff was a representation of Black Tar Heroin Ronnie OD'd once in early 2000s😢
He's constantly battling himself
His own inner demons and it's hard to tell whose good and whose bad

Omg I loved seeing your face react was priceless 😂

you should check out the live version of this song. its even more epic

I love Ronnie’s music videos.  We get it Ronnie can music, the shirt my son and I wore to his concert(from reactors Ryker Road) I have seen many reactions to Ronnie’s music, yours is the best!!!

Old FIR songs, Rolling stone, Alone, Champions.. u gonna love it..

The first song was about his battle with addiction to Heroin and other substances. This song is his awaking and embracing his problems and changing his life path. This is referring to his time in prison and how he was loosing his life and freedom. He could have been inside until 2033, which is something that is seen on the tombstone at the end as well as on the Plane in WATCH THE WORLD BURN. So 2033 is a reminder to him that he was fortunate to only spend 2.5 years incarcerated.  The part with his daughter as a little girl is done with his real daughter, the part of his awaking with his daughter being older is a reflection to himself knowing he could have lost all those years with her. He was asleep within his fame, drugs and the dark lifestyle he was living and now he has awaken and changed his life.

If you are drugged out or drunk during your kids life you ‘lose yourself sometimes’. And loss years of your kids life without knowing it.
I know.