You get it!!!..
Do Slipknot - Scissors, I have never seen a therapist react to that! It is very emotional and dark
I discovered Slipknot back in 2002. I was 14. It helped me deal with the ugly side of me in a way that nothing ever could. Denying your shadow doesn’t make it go away. Facing it, confronting it, and ultimately coming to terms with it and working towards becoming something better always seemed, to me, to be the message Slipknot was trying to convey. They’ve been a major part of my life’s soundtrack ever since. 
This is such a powerful video!
I feel privileged to witness this… i dont know how to put it into words…
I’m a guy, i’ll never know your perspective, but i unterstand it! And i hate that the world behaves this way. It is honestly disgusting the way society behaves towards stuff like this. I’m so sorry for your experiences.
This video took a beautiful turn that I was not expecting.
OMG!!! I can only wish I could sit with you and talk for hours. I love listening to you. Keep doing great work. And Taylor thank you for helping me 
Oh man was this video of you powerful. Thanks for sharing.
Now a little share of my own, my little sister took her life when she was 19, many years ago now, but the ripples of her bright life and tragic death still follow me. My family is part of an ultrareligious group many would call a sect, and everything that looks bad is hidden from others, Somehow my mom and I concealed my sister’s manner of death from my other siblings and my larger family and only now more that a decade later I have been able to tell others in the family and my own children for I don’t want them to carry that burden, and I want them to really know who my sister was, a wonderful yet very conflicted person not least thanks to the repressive religious pressure cooker we all lived inside, and my mom and siblings still do live inside it. I love them but there is always this sense of not belonging. Thankfully I am very happily married to a very wise woman who has always been very supportive (I didn’t hid this from her of course).
Taylor! I may be breaking a rule by making a comment instead of sharing a personal mental health struggle (I have some) BUT this video is BY FAR the best you have ever done IMO for many reasons. It’s at least on the same level of impact as many songs you review even though you didn’t sing…haha. You “just” talked. I agree with your analysis of Slipknot but sharing how your personal life connects to that was on a totally awesome level. Very brave! Very cool! Therapists are people too and many have their own mental struggles so it’s super cool for you put that out there in a very raw, but real way. Love it! I just felt like you deserve some public credit for what you do here.
This is incredible. Thank you for making this, this should be shown in high schools.
Thank you…