Therapist Reacts to Freak on a Leash by Korn

The pun ta pun ta I’m not enough the pun ta ta I’m not enough. In Spanish punta means point… so he’s saying the point is he’s not enough… Go! So void! Something I’m not gone do! Void somethings they void! So something I’m not gona do fine somethings they void.

You’re welcome :hugs:

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Watch "ya’ll want a single " by Korn. The entire song is a slap in the face to the record label who tried controlling the band

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I always took the scat part as the things festering inside you and building, the anger, pain, whatever trauma or pestering things that you keep inside so that you can make it through the day. Then when he says go its the moment you release that tension and you breakdown, smash shit, just rage and let it out. And then things are a bit better after.

Huh, all of these years after first hearing this and it took the current stream of shit I’m currently swimming in to truly relate to the lyrics.

“You couldn’t really understand what he was saying”
Only we know ……

You should also check out “Y’all Want a Single” which is their true feelings towards the music industry since I believe at the time they were having contract disputes or something along those lines when the album “Take a Look in the Mirror” came out.

You nailed it in a way I never thought of before. Amazing analysis!

Just found this. Damn, you are good at this, love your style and expression

Holy crap. First time viewer. Jesus christ, did you just hit shit in me harder than the song did 25 years ago. Ya kidding me? A single view? And you got me? Fucking a, man.

I grew up in Greenacres/Rosedale James Shaffer. We had sleepovers at 8 years to crashin couches in the 20ishes LAPD days.

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You should check out alone i break it’s my favorite song from korn

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Im 40 been listning to Korn since I was kid. You just blew my mind with that evaluation. I never thought of the middle section like that!! You are so right!!

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Been a very long time since I’ve seen the video. I miss David Silveria. Most people dont pay attention to him but his drumming was part of the original Korn beats. I was lucky enough to get one of his signature drum sticks. It’s too bad he never rejoined the band.

Hey @heartsupport! I advocate creating for the sake of creation. My husband and I both suffer from extreme sadness and depression and, after almost 20 years together we have managed to pull each other through our darkest times countless times. I use creating as an outlet, the written word being strongest for me. Recently my husband hit his mid-life crisis and he hit his lowest possible point in life, and while he never said so, I believe he reached that point of suicidality, so I shared with him my idea of making something, and he found paint to be really therapeutic and I think it helped him immensely. While he struggles to create most times, when he completes an artwork, there is this intense pride that emanates from him. Art heals, whether it’s writing, painting, music, sculpting, or whatever. You don’t even have to be good at it. Your art will have you in it and you will see yourself from an outside perspective and understand yourself better.

The title alone evokes imagery in my mind. A “freak on a leash” evokes a sort of pitiable creature, or a feral animal. As a not neuro typical person I relate to that so hardcore.

“Something takes a part of me” aka just being forced to mask and pretend like Im ok. Dont be wierd, dont stim, dont be a “freak”

What if the same song sounds like this ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YQzhPytcIw

Omg react to Good God by KoRn

I hope she knows if ya look at the lyrics to this song you’ll see he’s actually saying words it’s just in that scream metal type yell that it sounds like it’s gibberish but trust me true Korn fans know he’s actually saying words​:roll_eyes::wink:

Ok just a few seconds into this vid and I already love how she’s just vibing to the song yay<33

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