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the way hopsin can rap and tell a story is insane

Only 3 Million?? Damn I feel like this is one of his best songs, so much emotion

Absolutely incredible.

Hearing another man ask “can I stay at your house” hurts man. The only person I would ever call in tough times is my ex... she’s gone. Now I have nobody....this song is painful. Good shit man. Good shit

Beautiful. Powerful message, powerful lyrics. Thank you.

Hop, I run a mens domestic violence group and I’m gonna start showing this to them when doing the parenting theme. Thank you for an amazing music and visual representation of the impact of domestic violence on kids

i love this one hop, you snapped 🙏🏻

3:12-3:43 So much truth. We can change our next generation for the better or for the worse. Always be aware of what you're creating.

Hits home as a survivor of DV and left with 3 kids to give them a better life. Single mom for 11 yrs now! No regrets. My kids are my world. Took 10 yrs to leave him but Thank God I did.

My heart breaks for all the kids who grow up in a house like this. Gosh this was powerful 😥

Wow, the track, the visuals, the message. If there’s a way to come back into music again this is it. Amazing Hopsin, glad you’re back. 🔥🔥🔥

this was long awaited, glad to have you back hopsin.

“The love I never got growing up I get from you guys”😭😭 always we love you , glad you’re back and continue doing better 🙏🏼

I can't listen to this song without getting the chills or on the verge of crying, all of this is so perfect and vivid to me.

Glad to see my favorite rapper back with the bangers 🔥🔥🔥

holyyyy fuckckkcckkc i can't believe hopsin dropped a song.

I thought I was good at hiding my mental health growing up until my best friends told me "you can always stay here whenever you need to for how ever long you want to, this is your second home now" I cried after that

You sang my childhood to the T. I cry every time I hear this song. I lost my brother because of this. he's schizophrenic now and doesn't believe he needs help homeless across country. Thank you for this man ❤

Gahdamn this is so fucking powerful. Hop you are so unbelievably incredible bro🙏🏼

I am beyond excited for new music. It’s been long awaited.

This made me cry about some shit that happened 8 years ago. Worse part was when you're 10 you can't do anything about it 😕

This is extremely well put together. The lyrics, instrumental, video, etc, are all perfect.

“...when there’s an issue, they might handle it just how you did..” Shit Hop. Well done.

“I’m in a better place now.” - Hopsin. One of the most underrated rappers ever.

The psychological part is so relateable man... i also grew up in a broken home, much love and thank you for this song, stay strong, we here with you man

Brings me to tears this song everytime but its great to see someone else whos had a shit start prosper. All❤️

This upcoming album is gonna be his BEST thing he’s ever produced,he evolved alongside his music✌🏽😩🔥🔥🔥

I can’t relate exactly with everything Hopsin talked about, but I listened to every word.

I spent 15 years on LIFE for murder in the US. Sitting in Super-Max in Maryland at 18 I looked back much like in this video and counted the things that had created this monster inside of me. Sitting there in isolation I screamed for God to heal me and change me. I've been out of prison many years now. I've written two books (more are on the way), demonstrated for our rights, helped others in countless ways and this is my life path now. I'm so impressed with you as a person. The rawness, realness and fearlessness with which you examine us as a society is truly fascinating. The message you bring, although an off-turner for some because of the curse words you use, is precisely what our society needs. You will reach and touch more than any preacher ever has. God bless you bro.

unlocked memories of my childhood by this song. sleeping at friends and cousins were so peaceful away from home

I am a 24 year old male that had his first daughter at the age of 14 with a 19 year old woman. I grew up with no dad, poor family, felt no love growing up, and with constant yelling and fighting from my family day and night. Once I turned into a teenager I became a ball of anger and rebellion. I now have 2 daughters. I never have hit a woman, but my anger has been definitely out of control most of the time with breaking things and yelling in my rage filled temper tantrums to the point that it scares my gf. My youngest is 2 and she has started acting the same way when she gets angry tossing things and yelling in rhe same manner. I have known that I need to change, but have fallen short. Hopsin I know you may never read this, but your music has always impacted my life and thoughts and expressions of self. This song has made me ponder even deeper on this issue. You have motivated me to push harder to make a change in my life for the better and for my daughters and perhaps therapy. I am grateful that I have had the privilege to listen to your voice. You are a gift to the World. I know that no one cares that much about all this, but it is just nice to share.

"The greatest burden a child must bear is the unlived life of its parents" - C.Jung

I want to thank you for making this. Living this life has made it hard for me to express myself truly... To anyone who knows anyone who has a friend, family, or just knows anyone that lives a life like this, please help them. The trauma isn't something that can be erased easily.

Had the same EXACT life growing up, I can relate. It made me rebel in my teens and I went down the wrong path, but I'm back on the right path now. Had to get over it, and leave my past in the past and move forward with my life.

The ending to this video hit me HARD. Legitimately, I was in that situation. I've fought my dad for my mom and sister on occasion. Literally pried a knife out of my dad's hand at one point. It's always been a life I hated, and I got out as soon as I could. I work hard to not be like him, but I see, and acknowledge, the parts of my dad that I have. But I'm going to reflect on myself, make sure that I'm good and mentally ready to raise my daughter as best as I can.

As a kid that prayed for my parents to stop fighting and as a grown ass kid in my 20's I acted the same way dad did. Now I'm 41 and I'm raising my 2 yr old daughter I watch everything I do an say because I want her to be well adjusted but her momma bailed so I'm raising her by myself. Scared as shit to step out of line because she needs a man to judge all men by. I aim to be that man for her. Babies are more important than me or you. Do your part an I will try an do mine. Thank you for this song.

doesn't matter how many years pass, hopsin's lyrics are still among the best

Thnx for giving a whole lot of us a voice and recognition with this track... One Love!!

That feeling when the first verse hits you so fucking hard... basically explaining my childhood - happy for you that you got over this shit and you got therapy, and that you've worked through these feelings. First step is talking about it!

Hopsin that was beautiful! I respect you man for spreading messages people actually NEED to hear

This video gave me permission to reflect and deal with my pain. Thanks, Hopsin, your vulnerability is helping millions to deal with the past. I can relate.

Hopsin my man, you never fail to spread that message my brother. Mad love Hop.

I'm 34 almost 35, my first memories are of my dad beating my mom, to this day I still have those nightmares, not knowing if someone will be dead when I get home, the difference is, I didn't have friends, noone I could turn to, I still don't, I lock all emotions inside and let it out in poetry, it's my only outlet, and I don't have the money for a therapist, so thank you for making music about this, it makes me feel like I'm not alone, thank you Hop, and if you ever need someone to talk to that won't judge I'm here, we are all here for you just reach out if you need to, Be safe family! Much love

Hopsin is addressing issues that some kids n parents dont have the guts to admit or even recognise... 🤲

Wow this song brings back a lot of memories hop

This made me bawl like a baby. Love you Hop

This album is bouta be on some real wicked shit.

killed it man 🔥🔥

Finally some one who makes music with a meaning. Deep thoughts. Powerful message.

That "I HOPE YOU DON'T RELATE; 01:13" really hit home.

Been waitin on this bro, welcome back ✌️

My childhood was something like that, respect for all who survived this shit.

Bro this song hits me. Thank you for this song.

Was not expecting that made me start to cry and bring up my childhood...

Hopsins choruses be hittin as hard as his verses.... beautiful.

Who else felt it when he said "I hope you don't relate".🙌💥

Thank you, Hopsin, for telling the story of all of us dysfunctional adults who got messed up cos of childhood trauma. It's important that people understand how the stuff that happens to us as kids never leaves us. Learning about how chronic illness (which includes mental illness but also stuff like autoimmune disorders, cancer, chronic fatigue & pain, etc.) are linked to adverse childhood experiences was life changing for me. I never understood why I couldn't just function like everyone else and why my mind & body were always breaking down. It helped me stop blaming myself and feeling like I was broken or defective. Now I know that even though that stuff that happened to me as a kid wasn't my fault, but it is my responsibility to heal my trauma through therapy like you said. We gotta break the cycle of trauma & abuse by talking openly about this in the ways our parents, grandparents, etc. never did. I really appreciate how introspective you are & I truly hope you can find a way to make peace with your inner demons to feel less empty inside. Neurohacking really helped me cos I learned I could rewire my nervous system to heal the damage done by reconsolidating the traumatic memories that formed psychological & emotional wounds. I wish I could get this info out to the world cos what we need more than anything is to collectively process our trauma & heal as a species. Much love to everyone here. I'm glad so many others are also finding solace in Hopsin's work. I'm so grateful for it & him

This song is something that can describe my childhood. Now I'm an adult but I have those traits with me. Sometimes I can't control them, but I'm trying my best to get out of it. I always wanted a happy life where everything would be real nothing fake. My mom got daddy issues ,idk bout my father. But I understand why my mother acts like this. She had also faced so many things back in her teenage. But the difference between her and me is I acknowledge those traits and try to control them but she doesn't. I really love them but sometimes it's unbearable .

No nudity No guns No cursing Only real life issues Hopsin keeps outdoing himself 🔥🔥🙏

this song brought back horrible memories. that line "we were never like families on sitcoms" and "why don't they get a divorce" tears.

This is so powerful!!! Hopsin, I pray for better times, better Love, and better connections, not just for you, but anyone going through these struggle. Keep your head up, and keep being amazing! 🙏💙✌️

Oh my god. Touched so close to home if I had one being younger. Hopsin, keep on- your lyrics are one of a kind, even compared you got it all. Thank you for being so open with us.

“Children follow the protocol of the blue print, they might handle it like you did” then next shot shows hopsin getting arrested. This just takes me back to when hopsin was arrested in Sydney, crazy mastermind

“Children follow the protocol of the parent’s blueprint” Holy shit

Every time I listen to this it makes me cry cz of what my own kids have witnessed and gone through cz of a relationship I was in for many years. Thank you for releasing this track Hopsin and god bless you❤🙏🙏❤

The real type of shit hip-hop should be addressing. Thank you for using your art positively!

We need more meaningful videos like this

This touched home 🏠 . My biggest fear is to pass on the hate/anger/pain to my kids in the future. I just hope I take the time to heal before they arrive.🙏🏾Thank you Hopsin for this reminder ❤️🇳🇦

Man I fkn miss hopsin man.....

You're a strong God fearing young man, thank you for sharing from your heart !!

Hopsin is one of the most underrated but at the same time he is one of the best rappers that ever live on this planet

When the world needed him most, he appeared.

What I like the most about Hopsin is that he is relatable Each and every song he writes, he touches someone else where in the world *He ponders before he decide to take a pen and writes*

That’s some deep stuff. I know this hits home for a lot of us. Wish had your music when I was a kid. Would have made things easier.

I really hope anyone and everyone that relates to this song is doing okay

Welcome back, King.

The world needed this, every child that's went through this, my heart bleeds for you, you not alone

Hopsin is one of the most lyricist our times and im so thankful that he share his talent with us!! Im still hear his music since he dropped his first song and i really hope he will never lose his energy and passion!!! Thank u Hops for your music who inspires me and just makes me feel good every time im listen to it!!!

Hopsin releasing these Mid 00's Eminem type songs, its like hes going back to where he was influenced at in the beginning

Juvenile Counselor here. This line: "Children follow the protocol of the parents' blueprint, so when there's an issue, they might handle it just how you did." is BIG facts. Kids are always paying attention to the actions of adults.

Keep doing your thing Hop. You’re a beacon in Hip Hop.

So powerful and underrated song. The last scene gave me chills

Sorry you went thru this man, you’re right tho, gotta break the cycle otherwise the pain & trauma never ends

New age "Cleaning out my closet" Powerful song💯💯💯💯

My best friend always wanted to hang at my place. In my childhood I did not understand, but when we got older he told me and it just hit me. Had i knew he always must have stayed ❤️

you know this hit me deep... making me cry

Damn he wasn't lying when he said he would be honest about his stuff

"I hope you don't relate, I just learned how to cope today"

I think this his best song yet. Childhood trauma is something that should be taken seriously and delt with especially when the parents /guardians have to do with it. These things really have a negative impact later on in life. Shout out to Hopsin for making this amazing song 🙌🏽

Hop has always had some of the best videos. I come back to all his songs and appreciate them more every time

me: "this gon' be some intense sad boy shit" * ~ watches video ~ * "WELL WELL," * ~ wipes tears ~* "H-HOW THE TURNTABLES.."

I missed these type of songs which actually tell a story and are not just for flexing

Hopsin,NF and Tom MacDonald are my favorite rappers. They speak from their heart. Glad I found hopsin, NF and Tom McDonald's music.

This is the most relatable song ever for me glad your back 💙

This song gives flashbacks people who didnt have the best childhood understand this

I knew today was gonna be a good day

As someone who grew up in a situation like this for years, but was lucky enough for my mom to find a truly wonderful father on her 4th attempt, I was singing along while fighting back the tears man. This song is just as beautiful and hard hitting as it was when I heard it years ago. Truly, you are an amazing artist Marcus. You have the gift of speaking straight to the souls of people. I know this song was a form of therapy for you, but it's also a form of therapy for those of us who have also been unfortunate enough to be a part of that cycle of violence and work to prevent it's further perpetration every single day. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. Never stop being you brother.

made me cry, bro. Open old and forgotten wounds. Coming and growing from a house where a father is abusive and you would prefer your friend's house over your home, that's messed up. Beautiful message, bro. Thank you from SOUTH AFRICA