The person who edited this is made a masterpiece

Grandson is honestly someone that no one in the industry will be able to match. Political and socially conscious messages - the guy is a genius

3 years sober now. I got a peep memorial tattoo when he passed because I related to him heavy. The only difference was his musical genius and I beat my demons before they beat me. Never judge addicts, or OD victims. They're someone's child. They are you or me, we are all one bad day from breaking. Have pity, offer support and love. People can only fix themselves if they want to and have the love or drive to do so. Rest in peace to those that couldn't beat their demons in time.

My dad raised me and my sister as a single father. He raised us telling us about his days before he was sober, always warning us and trying his best to keep us from making his mistakes with drugs. I was raised only knowing my sober father, he would do anything for us and loved us tremendously, and did it all by himself. Sadly, about 6 months after my highschool graduation he relapsed on drugs, it took almost another 6 months for me to find out. He promised to stay clean, but it's almost two years later. After being forced to move out, having my things stolen from his "Friends", people staying in what was my room, finding drugs in our basement, and multiple meaningful family items stolen and sold for drugs (including my Grandfathers silver star he got in the war, and my dead uncles guitar he left us, the only thing he left us), and so much money borrowed that I will never see again... I had to cut myself off from him, I love my dad so much but I miss the version that raised us and never would have lived how he does now. Drugs are not a joke, they ruin relationships, they ruin lives.

This song is so bone chilling, not many artists can give off that feeling Well done sir.... er I mean son

Anyone notice how when he says "anymore" sounds a little like "I need more"

I love that "anymore" sounds like "give me more" or "I need more" It may have been an accident but it really shows how it feels to be an addict

I'm a recovering addict and this shit hits home...real powerful shit man

Good song. Good message. Good instru. Good melody. Good music, just nice. And today, that's very nice man.

I like the double meaning of ‘anymore’

I’ve been clean from fentanyl & heroin for a month today.. (after using every day for 5 years) and this song is one of the only things that keeps me going.

Schools should play this when promoting anti-drug campaigns

Every song of Grandson is perfect in it's own way.

I don't even use drugs but somehow i can feel and understand this

I always find myself coming back here whenever I feel tempted to go back to using oxys. It's not worth it but damn does it taunt me on the daily.

Clean 7 years. I first used H when I was 16. I'm lucky to still be here. ❤️

“And all the drugs don’t work anymore” “Anymore.” “I need more” This song is legit serious but so cool at the same time.

[lyrics] I was higher than the nosebleed, I Turn up till my nose bleed, I Blacked out in the black car I'm trying to feel like a rockstar, but I can't just do one now, no I've been way to numb now I'm living on the run now Oh I gotta get out of this town somehow 'Cause the bads been slowly getting worse And this fast lane, living it's a curse Tell me what's your life worth I think it's time for a change 'Cause the bads been slowly getting worse And this fast lane, living it's a curse Better tell me what's your life worth I think it's time for a change 'Cause the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work I couldn't find the fill again, I Couldn't seem to kill the pain, I I was living in the moment Searching for a little serotonin But, this shit ain't so fun now I, can't tell what the come down I've been living on the run now Oh I gotta get out of this town somehow 'Cause the bads been slowly getting worse And this fast lane, living it's a curse Better tell me what's your life worth I think its time for a change 'Cause the bads been slowly getting worse And this fast lane, living it's a curse Better tell me what's your life worth I think it's time for a change 'Cause the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Woo, Woo, Woo, Woo Overdose, overdose, overdose Overdose, overdose, overdose All fun and games till I hit the floor comatose Overdose, all fun and games till I hit the floor comatose Overdose, overdose, all fun and games till I hit the floor comatose Overdose

6 months sober now. This song portrays something outside of ourselves & words. Used to jam this 24/7 coming down and shit.

I remember at the age of 15 first trying meth and it felt like a whole new world of pleasure, love, comfort and freedom that everyone I felt was against. Then it lead to not caring what anyone had to say.( Parents, teachers, counseling, close friends I've know for years...... And even my own self) I did so much I should be dead or in a wheelchair or not mentally stable. Everyday I wish to dive even deeper into the abyss but I know I won't come out. I remember this one day absolutely fucked out of my spirit and looking for a song that would send me a spiritual message or something to help, and I found this song after 3-7 hours of music. It hit me so hard I don't know how to explain it.

the replay button doesn't work anyMoOoRe, AnYmOooRe, AnYmoOoRe, AnyMoOore

This is one of grandson's best and yet most underrated.

I love the zooms in.

Theres a few comments talking about how "anymore" starts sounding like "I need more" but why is nobody talking about the part where it turns into a question "any more???"

HONESTLY MY FAVORITE ARTIST AT THIS POINT

WHERE is the album.... we WANT the album

Finally a artist that talks about real problems

I love how grandson can show bleakness with hope shining through despite the hopelessness the song mostly conveys

🔥🔥🔥

I'm going to be honest at first the song didn't really catch my attention because I just thought it was another song about doing drugs but the more I listened to the lyrics, I started to understand it. And then whenever I saw the music video it hit me pretty hard because I used to be that person and I've been clean for 4 years now but I sent this to my sister and told her everything that I was always trying to get out but couldn't find the word for on how I felt this put it in perspective everything I always wanted to say when I was doing it. My family always thought that I wanted to keep doing it but in reality I was trying to get out but when someone who hasn't touched it before tries to help you they don't realize how hard it is and they think it's easy. And now I'm trying to save my friend who's falling deeper and deeper and me and this kid have been through hell and back together and he is the one person I can pretty much call my brother because we grew up together and we were inseparable and now I'm watching him fall to this drug that's infested our country. I listen to this song every single day because it makes me feel like I can accomplish anything just because I got past that and if I can do that then what's to stop me from doing anything else? I developed the strength and the mind power to get out of it on my own with no rehab, no counseling, I didn't really have a lot of people there I decided to do this on my own just because I saw the pain that I was causing my girlfriend, my family and my friends and worst of all myself. I actually did overdose and the worst part was I was home alone that day and it happen as my mom pulled into the driveway, that should have been a wake up call itself but I continued to do it over and over and it wasn't until I blacked out one day totaled my car with the help of a semi truck before I realized that I needed to change my ways because that accident could have gone way worse. If you know anybody doing this or if you are doing drugs yourself take it from me it is hard and I understand because I was a user for many years but you can do it and believe me there are the people that fell down that same hole that you did and the ones who got out are the ones you need to turn to for help, I wouldn't recommend going to those who haven't even touched it because they can't even begin to understand your pain.

“anymore” sounds like “i need more”

As an ex heroin addict, the struggle with relapse is always real and constant. This song is real as fuuuuck. If you struggling with reality out there, reach out, the stigma is dying. Don't wait until you dead to ask for help

what i love most about this band is that they address the important topics

A new student at my school who i was barely getting to know died of an overdose... R.I.P. Elijah Wilson 2002- March 1st 2019

I love how all of Grandson's songs are about real things and people can relate to them. He also helps people realize they aren't alone and they can talk to people about it without being criticised.

*parents taking this completely out of context because they haven't seen the music video*

That's what you call a song with a mesaage, amazing dude!

I love how you how he includes people who have been through drug overdose and died from it, Lil Peep and Comic Farley. It just seems to make me sadder.. I am a huge fan of Lil Peep and the fact that he cared....just warms my heart.. never do, never think, never kill..

I was almost one of those 91. Ten and a half years sober now. You can do it, loves. Keep trying.

"each day 580 people use heroin for the first time" just hits me every time. I was one of them once as well I sincerely hope this song reaches and influences 'normal' people who otherwise know nothing about drug addicts and only judge and look down on us from a distance. It's hard to change when you're already pushed to the edge of society.

_"Oh, I got to get out of this town somehow"_ _"because the bad has been slowly getting worse"_ *_"so, tell me what's your life worth?"_* Perfecto

He literally just gets better and better

My mom used to be a drug addict, but she got help and now she has a job that helps others with what she went through. She even went to college, I’m so proud of her :3

give the video editor and the guitarist a damn raise.

when he says "tryna feel like a rockstar" he's calling out post Malone for promoting drugs

I remember seeing Grandon live when they opened up for another band. I never even heard of there name before the show. But now, I look forward to all their new releases. Great Song

“Now the drugs don’t work 1. anymore” 2. I need more” 3. , any more?”

I think the line was supposed to sound like "The drugs don't work Anymore. I need more (Got) Anymore?" But that's purely guessing

Soon the intro song of your new favorite Netflix show.

I love your songs Grandson

My friend who cpmmited suicide wanted to show me this song i never listened to this until years later ,didn't realized he was warning me.

I had 5 friends die from OD between ages 17-23. I'm 34 now and have been sober for 10-11 years. It's still hard to stay sober to this day.

GRANDSON X MISSIO DADDY PLEASEEEE!!!

The lyrics are so interesting congratulations for this amazing song like all your songs

What a beautiful song. Loving this artist the more and more I hear these beautifully-written songs. It's like their songs are written about things that we all feel but somehow lack the depth to fathom how it can be articulated. This artist gets it

This isent a song this is a message...

Stay in drugs don't do school *wait...*

Please don't stop making music

The part where he says “cause the bads been slowly gettin worse” hits hard

This song was one of the songs that got me through rehab and early sobriety. Three years clean from IV heroin and crack. So I just wanted to send a thanks.

THIS MUSIC VIDEO IS AMAZING

[Verse 1] I was higher than the nosebleed, I Turn up till my nose bleed, I Blacked out in the black car, I Was trying to feel like a rockstar, but I can't just do one now, no I've been way too numb now I'm living on the run now Oh I gotta get out of this town somehow [Pre-Chorus] 'Cause the bad's been slowly getting worse In this fast lane, living, it's a curse Better tell me, what's your life worth? I think it's time for a change 'Cause the bad's been slowly getting worse In this fast lane, living, it's a curse Better tell me, what's your life worth? I think it's time for a change 'Cause the drugs don't work [Chorus] Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work [Verse 2] I couldn't find the fill again, I Couldn't seem to kill the pain, I Was living in the moment Searching for a little serotonin But, this shit ain't so fun now, I Can't tell what the comedown, I Been living on the run now Oh I gotta get out of this town somehow [Pre-Chorus] 'Cause the bad's been slowly getting worse In this fast lane, living, it's a curse Better tell me, what's your life worth? I think its time for a change 'Cause the bad's been slowly getting worse In this fast lane, living, it's a curse Better tell me, what's your life worth? I think it's time for a change 'Cause the drugs don't work [Chorus] Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work Anymore, anymore Anymore, now the drugs don't work [Spoken - Purdue Pharma Speaker] There is no need for anyone to suffer in pain anymore [Bridge] Woo, woo, woo, woo Overdose, overdose, overdose Overdose, overdose, overdose All fun and games till I hit the floor comatose [Outro] Overdose, all fun and games till I hit the floor comatose Overdose Woo, woo, woo, woo Overdose, all fun and games till I hit the floor comatose Overdose!

Why is this song relatable? It's more of the fact that it's not just drugs that make you feel this way, It can be music It can be food It can be sex Either way you're seriously damaging your body while trying to make yourself feel better. Don't be afraid to ask for help, Someone will always be there for you. And hang in there...

One dead friend was too much , I’ve lost too many friends from OD . It’s hard going clean and watch people around you falling 😭

Do hugs not drugs Edit: Took a tab of acid and saw God

when the music cuts out when he says "the drugs dont work" and then drops back in at full force on "anymore" gives me goosebumps, amazing song

I love the dirty sound of the vocals and instrumentals thats used in so many of Grandson's songs. Fell in love with it listening to "All in my Head"

It was sad seeing Lil Peep there :((( But these 4 mins were perfect Grandson never disappoints 😍😍

Dont do school Drink your drugs Stay in milk

I absolutely love the PSA-like approach with the visuals and even the song itself. It, to me, really drives home the realistic horror of drug usage whilst also being extremely memorable with the absolutely amazing song composition and catchy lyrics. Honestly, for a song like this, I believe that this is a best route you've could've taken with the visuals. Thank you, grandson

Back after 2 years DONT let tik tok find this song they already found blood water they’re taking over every song don’t let them find this SONG

I love grandson works. Every song is different but amazing and I love it

We deserve an album!

As a recovering heroin / Fentanyl addict... this song hits home... almost 40 days clean... never give up... we can do this.... we can survive and have extraordinary lives... we can find happiness... stay strong y'all

My nephew died of a fentanyl overdose this year. Only 30 years old. This song reminds me of him and how I couldn't get to him in time. My heart goes out to all who have lost a friend or loved one from an overdose.

Seeing Gus in here broke my heart, beautiful song message and music alone🤘

Well damn. Each song just becomes better than his last one like wtfffffff what kind of sorcery is this!?!?

As someone who used to be highly addicted to cocaine this song hits me hard because I was in the hospital from almost overdosing

I just heard this track randomly and at the worst time in my drug ladden life so im fuckin... Speechless. This dudes real. Hes lived it i can promise you that

am i the only one that think it sounds like "I need more" when he says anymore?

As someone who has directly been affected by the opioid crisis, this song means a lot. Also, that break down towards the end of the song 😍 my favorite

This song was a big influence on my decision to go to rehab. Whenever I feel like I'm going to slip. I put this on.

Listening to this song while high and having a breakdown, crying at 3am, that drop is the most amazing thing you can blare in your room

I used to always think that most pop and trap is just pure T R A S H, but grandson takes originality to a whole new level. With the amazing political messages he's trying to send mixed with his talent of music, it works so well. I like rock, but this is still perfect. Im only your average cringe child going to school, and this is the stuf i listen to. The thing that makes me like his music is the message, and thats important when it comes to music. I hope he gets some recognition cause he deserves it. Thanks for doing all you can to help make a america the TRUE dream.

the fact that all those people died of drug overdoses makes me really sad... to anyone reading this, please don't do drugs. it's not cool :

Whenever the craving hit hard, I listen to this first. This song has prevented me from relapsing multiple times. Thanks.

overdose is one of my favorite song from grandson along with bury me face down

This video, is just. I cant describe how amazing this is, it has such an important message. It hits so deep for me, I resently lost my brother to a drug overdose, and this just..

I saw the notification and almost chocked

this is the most bad ass videoclip i've ever seen in a song. and the song is kickass too.

NO MATTER WHAT ANYONE TELLS YOU. SOBER IS COOL.

I love how grandson can make a problem like drug's, school shootings and turn them into an awareness about that subject

rest in peace peep. poor baby.

the message from this song from 5 years ago really does hit more now with the new drugs in america

woke up in the hospital for the third time in a month. the doctors told me i should be dead, i was dead, it's a miracle im alive. a close female friend showed me this song that night, as i bought a sheet of acid from her, and whilst i explored the universe, rolling like a wave crashing against a cliff, this song kept playing. i dont know if it actually did, or if it was just the message from this song was all i could hear due to my recent frailties of the mind, but it changed my life. i got clean, and sobered up. stayed that way for the last two and a half years, and let me assure you, the results of spending your money on materialistic garbage, as opposed to literally playing with poison, is mind boggling. Everybody gets high, but not everyone has to die. i love you brothers, and sisters, and all those in between, i see you, and im proud of you for the efforts and the accomplishments those efforts have reaped for you

RIP Gus...

Another favorite. I can't wait to see you get famous. This is an amazing song and i am so happy to see you posting another song. Keep up the good work.

I love the double meaning of ,,Anymore" it sounds like ,,I need more" or ,,Any more?". It shows how it feels to be adicted to dr0gs.

These are such powerful songs. It is a shame that because they are they wont ever be on the radio.

My grandpa overdosed and almost died while I witnessed everything so this hits pretty hard