I'm a 47 year old guy and everytime I hear the words "some people know me as hope/some people know me as the voice that you hear when you loosen the noose on the rope" I just cry. The imagery and artistry that Ren has is worthy of much more recognition than he's had up to this point. Every Ren track gives you something different. I'm not going to recommend. Listen to it all!

Since no one has commented yet, Ren is a Swiss army Knife of music and all that goes with it. There's a lot to dive into and all of it is stellar in one way or another.

I get chills every time he stands up and takes command. And then when he shouts, “so cower at the man I’ve become”. So much emotion and power.

I love how reactors, go from their bubbly presenting persona at the beginning and are left opened mouthed, teared up and silent by the end ❤

Most impactful moment wss we Ren sang at the top of his lungs. Best bar "Some people know me as Hope. Some people know me as the voice you hear whenyou loosen the noose on the rope".

'And there were students....' If you fight this struggle, that hits home hard. To all the students. You are not alone.

I like how he uses chromatics to create tension, and power chords to mimic ego and vanity (which is called a Devil's Interval) And his Resolve near the end was not to erradicate the tension, but to include it in the truimph. A reminder that we are all on our way home, just not yet. There is work to be done, ferocious and persitent work.

I wrote this introduction to Ren when I first discovered him earlier this year, as there wasn't a Wikipedia entry for people to look him up prior to March 2023. I have posted this info to every "Hi Ren" reaction I have come across since, and I hope it will be of some use to the uninitiated. "Hi Ren" is the song that put Ren on everyone's radar since December; it went viral and has garnered over 15 million views since its debut, but he has been creating great music for more than ten years. Many of Ren's songs resonate with people because he addresses struggles that many others face every day. Ren's music videos are frequently recorded live, often in a single take, although not necessarily the first take, and from various camera angles. In the case of "Hi Ren," it took four takes, all live in the room, to get the footage he wanted. Someone commented that Samuel Perry-Falvey who filmed "Hi Ren," talks about the production of the video in the comments of Jonathan Hiller's (Filmmaker Reacts) reaction to the song. According to him, this video is not a one-take per se, but the audio was recorded live. Ren's release, "Sick Boi," is almost another chapter to "Hi Ren" and appears to have been filmed in the same room. Ren is an independent artist/singer/songwriter/busker/producer from Brighton, UK. He plays multiple instruments (acoustic, electric, and bass guitar, piano, drums), has impressive vocals, produces all his own beats, is an excellent storyteller, and is quite the philosopher and poet. He is considered by many a modern-day bard; he calls his music "bardcore." Ren's earliest recordings on KZfaq are from his time in a band called "Trick The Fox," consisting of Ren and his buddies Charlie and Tommy. Unfortunately, the band performed only briefly due to Ren's onset of health issues. They are very talented. A fun clip to watch is "The Mash Up." Ren's trilogy "The Tale of Jenny/Screech/Violet" has been likened to a Shakespearean tragedy and is a prime example of his genius; it is a master's class in storytelling and also showcases his guitar skills. The three acts are haunting, and the conclusion will catch you off guard. The trilogy needs to be watched in the order given, as this is the flow of the storyline and is best watched as a whole rather than piecemeal. Ren's collaborations with Chinchilla ("Chalk Outlines," "How to Be Me," "Sexual Healing," "One Dance/Drunk in Love") are beautiful and showcase his singing voice. His live music videos are especially impressive. Ren's personal reflections are threaded through many of his songs; "Insomnia," "Depression," "Diazepam," "Penitence," "Dear God," "Heretic," "Dominos," his "Freckled Angels" album, in particular his song "Fire," just to name a few, all deserve a listen. His song "Money Game" (Part I & II) is another recommendation, although it is less of a personal song than it is an indictment of greed and the resulting injustices in this world. Ren is about to shoot "Money Game Part III." Ren's Hip Hop/Rap style songs are all worth checking out if you enjoy this genre; they are pretty amazing. Check out "The Hunger," "Genesis," "What You Want," "Losing It (FISHER rap retake)," "Right Here, Right Now (Fatboy Slim one shot retake)," "Life is Funny," "Love Music (Parts 1, 2, and 3)," "Crucify Your Culture," "Power," "Hold On," "Bittersweet symphony (The Verve retake)," his recent release "The Illest Of Our Time," and his latest song "Animal Flow," both the full production and the live acoustic version. Ren's performances with Sam Tompkins ("Blind Eyed," "Earned It /Mans World / Falling," "Walking on the Moon/No Diggity," "Feeling Good/Trouble So High/Masterblaster (Jammin')," "Latch," "Wild Thoughts/Crazy in love (Live Session)," "Same Old Situation (Live, feat. Ren)," "Improvising Around Stevie Wonder," "Live in the Streets of Brighton, UK," "What Went Wrong" Part I&II) are definitely a must. Also, his collaborations with Eden Nash ("Humble," "Ocean"), Bibi ("Crutch," "Ahiahiaoha"), Molly McKinna ("Penitence"), Orlean ("Jessica"), his former bandmate Romain Axisa ("French Song"), are all great. Last but not least, Ren's busking sessions with Liv Sangster are awesome. I recently discovered that Ren also recorded a cover of "Can't Help Falling In Love (Elvis Cover)," which is simply beautiful. "The Big Push" (Ren Gill, Gorran Kendall, Romain Axisa, and Glen Chambers) busking sessions, concerts, and live recordings all are amazing and well worth checking out. All but the drummer sing lead vocals at times. Ren, Gorran, and Romain all play multiple instruments. Ren plays acoustic, electric, and bass guitar, piano, and drums. Gorran plays acoustic, electric, bass guitar, and harmonica. Romain plays acoustic, electric, bass guitar, ukulele, and piano. They are each incredibly gifted artists, and their solo work is completely different from each other. Well worth checking out. Their covers of "I Shot the Sheriff/Road to Zion/Hip Hop," "Wade in the Water/Nina Simone/Trouble so Hard," "Watch Out," "War Pigs," "Roadhouse Blues," "My Generation," "Paint It Black," "An Englishman in New York," "Bongo Bong" are excellent. On "These Boots Are Made For Walking'/Satisfaction/Everybody," "Praise You" (Fatboy Slim Cover), and "What Kind Of Woman Is This," all three take a turn singing. The songs "Oh My Woman," "Swan Song," "Sweet Little Lady," "It's Alright," "Dignity," and so many others are equally impressive. The band, at least for the time being, performed their last official busking session and gave their last concert in September of last year (2022) due to the fact that Ren was leaving for Canada to undergo specialized medical care and surgeries for his multiple health issues. In anticipation of his stay in Canada, Ren prepared some music ahead of time to be released over the next six months that he expects to be gone. He released "Sick Boi" and "Bittersweet Symphony (The Verve retake)," which is another masterful work. Ren released his song, "Illest Of Our Time," on his birthday, March 29. His recent release, "Animal Flow," is out now in two versions, a full-production music video and a live, one-take acoustic version. Ren's latest work, "Suicide," just premiered, and it was hard to watch. It is a sad, haunting, gut-wrenching tribute to Ren's friend Joe who committed suicide. I have not been able to watch it again and have not watched a single reaction to it.

When he rose on his feet I was blown away. And then when he started singing. I still get the chills after watching this dozens of times. Greetings from Brazil.

I've watched this video so many times, I've lost count. The most important moment for me is the idea of an eternal dance. I've fought depression and insecurity all my life. At 58, the fact that I was still fighting those feelings was worse than the insecurities themselves. It made me think something was wrong with me. But what he said just clicked for me and a weight was suddenly lifted.

I'm 61, an avowed old prog-rocker. Haven't been excited by most new music in the last decade. Ren is the most exciting, talented, and interesting thing to happen in music in not only years, but I think decades. The independent artist in symbiotic relationship with the proper medium to attract a great audience. As a reactor you help that. Thanks. You're in for a fun ride. And scary too. Because he knows how to make just about anyone who watches his work FEEL exactly the same. It's not an abstract painting that every viewer might "feel" differently about. You see it and you feel exactly what the artist intended. Blessings.

Most impactful for me is when he stops arguing side to side, but instead after looking down for a bit, he looks up at US. He is no longer him talking to him. He is now delivering the message to us that his inner voice delivered to him.

Wikipedia 2223 A.D.: "REN - Musician & philosopher & poet... just genius of 21-st century!" Thanks for reaction!

I am 57 years old and have dealt with ADHD and depression for as long as I can remember I have not identified with the struggle in a song in this way since Fortune Faded by red hot chili peppers .. and Ren did this by himself with only a guitar . to say that he is special is damning with faint praise

The two most impactful moments for me were when Ren looks directly into camera on the word 'dawn' and the fact that at the end, the melody doesn't resolve. 'Good art makes you talk about the art; great art makes you think about your life.'

I'm 46 and I haven't been moved so significantly by a piece of music since '92/'93. I connect to and relate to the end monologue of, "Hi Ren," the most. I've probably watched the performance multiple hundreds of times and I will still find myself getting misty eyed when he lands the phrase, "that we are human beings," right onto the threshold of my soul. Seeing SO MANY others deeply relate to, "Hi Ren," in addition to the rest of his catalog, has been a much needed source of hope and inspiration and joy for me recently.

"...it inspired me to go and play." My favorite line from your reaction, and I'm sure Ren would agree. You got my sub.

I managed to take my biggest steps in my depression through the song, I was shown it by my therapist. Since I think about it, that I can also hear it on my "good" side, I've made so much progress, for me it had been completely gone for 10+ years, of course I wasn't healed, but I've really made progress

Welcome to the Journey of Ren hold on tight it only gets better

I'm pleased that you enjoyed the experience. I'm a 70 year old retired guy and Ren, through his music, and through the example of his life, has made a huge difference in my life. I would like to see you react to more of Ren's catalog.

Impactful for me: everything! , especially imprinted, so I will never forget: "...my music is really connecting, and the people ,who find it, respect it..." "... the voice, that you hear, when you loosen the noose on the rope..." ...it is an eternal dance..." The moment he stood up!!! (Shivers)

Thank you for sharing. Please explore more Ren, you've only scratched the surface. Most impactful line for me is "... voice that you hear when u loosen the noose on the rope"

Welcome to the Ren Rabbit hole, Once you start the journey you can't stop ,Not only because of his Genius but all Artists he as performed alongside are also Brilliant. ENJOY .xx

Really glad you checked this out. Ren is a rabbit hole you might get lost in he is incredibly multi-talented

Ren is the Original "Bardcore Genre Bender" The Master Bard himself ( Shakespeare ) would have understood exactly where Ren was coming from. Ren isn't just a songwriter but rather a Performance Art Master who blends music and character acting from all the styles over the last 500 years and makes it modern and relatable to all generations even if normally you may not be a fan of whatever genre he is currently performing. The Ren Rabbit Hole is Deep and Powerful! Get Ready for the Ride of your Life!

Great reaction ren his amazing artist and has so many great songs have fun with this amazing person 68 years old great grandad many thanks love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍 👍🌟😀😀 amazing channel 👍

The most impactful part was the soliloquy. I have lived and am living this dance for decades...fighting the same a Job. Never thought before how it separates us from angels, demons, and God. We are the only beings in the universe that have, or will ever have this struggle. Also, the brighter the light the larger the shadow. I have lived in the opposite, the darker it seems, the brighter the light to guide me out.

Ren is a treasure, and the world is coming to enjoy him and his healing music. I'm 71yrs old and i watch & listen to ren and receive calm. peace much love, kathleen

The line the sound of the voice as it loosens the noose on the rope. That hit me. ❤

The eye contact when he sings “just as sure as the night has dawn” …….

He says "there are victims and there are students" - those who are defeated by it and those who learn to live with it.

The think I love the most about this reactions, is you people going through all of the emotions Ren music provokes. It's great to see multiple times this video through yours eyes and feelings. GREAT REACTION RONI, PLEASE KEEP THIS MAGNIFICENT JOURNEY, YOU WON'T REGRET IT!! 🤘🏼🎶

Loved the way you were totally absorbed in the Hi Ren experience without talking over, and your excitement in your end reaction. Enjoy your Ren Journey, his catalogue of music, art and performances is extraordinary. His latest two releases are the rawest most emotionally charged music video performances I have seen, though before getting into the deep feels performances, you may like to have some fun reacting to 'What You want" or "Losing It". Ren's street performance in Brighton with his band "The Big Push' are also something else. 😀❤

"How can he be so talented?" Indeed. He is the Bob Dylan of this generation. From the Dylan generation, all I can say is 'appreciate' him.

I am 63 years old and have followed Ren for a few years now, I am a cancer survivor and have suffered from mental health for a number of years, Rens music and back story has helped me so much and has saved my life, I hope you go down the Ren rabbit hole you wont be disappointed ❤❤❤

He does inspire. Everything about him inspires welcome to the Renerverse.

My favorite new genre is 'people reacting to Ren videos!'

Welcome to the RENaissance! Lol Highly Recommend the Jenny and Screech trilogy... make sure it's the FULL version! Also... basically Anything from Ren is TOP notch! Depends on your preference! Feom Rock, to Pop, to Reggae, to Hip Hop, To Bardcore... he does it all Exceptionally Well!!! Don't pass on his band... The Big Push! I Shot the Sheriff/Road to Zion/Hip Hop, Praise You, Bongo Bong and Englishman in New York to start!

So glad you let this play through until commenting. The first time I saw this. I was just WTF did I just watch? I get emotional every time I see this reaction . Enjoy the Ren rabbit hole. ❤

The whole song is 'impactful'. From the moment pigperson wheels him in, he grabs your attention and never lets you wander. Ren is a phenomenon, such a breath of fresh air in such a stale industry. Everything he does is memorable, so varied, sometimes shocking, often funny, deeply honest and sometimes overpoweringly emotional. He commands attention. You can't pin a genre on his work. He's an artist that (to me) stands comparison with any household name / legend in popular music my lifetime, a uniquely talented one. Enjoy the journey. Subbed to share it..

My Nf friend! By far one of the most versatile artist I’ve seen in the last two decades ma’am, hope you enjoy his catalogue!

I had to watch this reaction for the second time..such an honest and endearing soul...always makes me smile

Keep going down the Ren music rabbit hole, it's effing incredible. There are so many amazing moments awaiting. React to all of them and you are in for some amazing surprises. You will not be disappointed often by Ren. Maybe 1 or 2 won't be a great as your favorites, but with all of them the genius is undeniable.

Hi Roni...at the very end it hard when he said "It was never a battle for me to win. It was more of an eternal dance" I've had social anxieties my entire life and it's felt like a dance to get through to this point. I'm 67 and not suicidal or I doubt I'd be here now. God bless others who deal with problems.

Dude is a strait up performance artist, he’s got all the goods

The image quality on this video is outstanding, as is your reaction, both worthy of Ren's talent. Thank you

Welcome to the Ren rabbit hole. He's so talented and verstatile.

Great reaction. Welcome to Rens beautifully twisted universe. And just wait there is so much more from this guy.... Sit back and enjoy..

The Bard of Britain. Great reaction. This guy is so talented. Mis-diagnosed for years. Amazing talent. Wait until Jenny and Screech (full).

Ren is therapy for so many from one song he helps so many people open up in ways therapists struggle to do in person. We as consumers and fans of his music and his message need to push his channel he should have millions of subs on his channel this is a crime he's saves people with his music or at least helps them by them opening up and talking

Here we go people! Pull your socks up we can all do it!😂😊spiritual nirvana contentness in self worth not material!soul caputuringly great!

I resonated with "loosen the noose on the rope". I'm a combat vet with a slew of mental disorders that can come with that and at one point (a few times actually) in my life I was seconds away from ending it. Instead of a rope it was me removing the slide. The darkness is deep and you can't hear or see except some lighter and darker shades of black as you stumble through. It is a constant battle and yeah you learn how to cope, even when life sucker punches you further on, you can use those mechanisms to fight again.

Great song, Your Reaction Is Great. Thanks!!!!!!!

Ren plays all guitars and piano. He sings Reggae, rock, blues, Rap and BARDCORE!

The impact this song has. Like you went from laughing at the start to of man this is something serious and I feel it.

This is one of the few songs that made me (a 57 yrs old teacher) cry.... The closes I can think of is Sinead O´Connors Troy. So much love and hate at once... listen to it!

Lovely reaction to this most amazing performance. There are a 100 of Ren's I could recommend , but maybe Chalk Outlines with Chinchilla LIVE . Just subbed and look forward to seeing more. Good luck with your channel.

Hey Roni. Ren's video is so well done - such a testament to surviving through mental illness. I'm really glad you reacted to this. Definitely, kudos to Ren for being here today and "winning". His talent and story are moving and powerful (as you said) to all deeply creative souls. YT just recommended your reaction video to me today. I really enjoy experiencing your experiences to these amazing videos. Hope you've had a lovely weekend, my friend. See you again soon! xo 🥰❣✨

I love how he doesn't resolve that last chord to signify that there is something more.

When you find a way a way of defining a universal truth that is totally new, you are going to strike a chord in many people.

Ren also comes with a very lovely and active fanbase that will come and say hi. Some will move on, but quite a freight stay for your normal channel. Welcome to the cult!

This is the second time watching this reaction..nice warm welcoming personality...thank you again

Here is some additional information on Ren's story that I gathered from old newspaper interviews, articles, and Ren's livestreams and posts where he discussed his condition. Ren Erin Gill is a British musician/independent artist; born in Wales on March 29, 1990; he eventually moved to Brighton. Ren pursued a career in music from an early age. In 2009, while studying music performance at Bath Spa University, Ren began to experience health issues and was struggling to attend his lectures. In 2010, he was signed by Sony Records and was working on an album when his health deteriorated to the point where he was unable to continue; subsequently, his contract with Sony was dissolved. Ren's illness often kept him in bed for up to 23 hours daily. Ren was initially misdiagnosed with depression, bipolar disorder, and chronic fatigue syndrome, which led him to experience psychosis and develop PTSD. It would take seven years before a doctor in Belgium finally correctly diagnosed Ren with autoimmunity, Lyme disease, and resulting damage to the brain, organs, joints, and PTSD. Ren eventually underwent stem cell therapy in the United States, which improved his health, but it has not been a cure. Ren is currently in Calgary, Canada, for more treatments, including surgeries, and will have to be there for at least six months (Summer of 2023) undergoing IV and other interventions five days a week. Ren recently underwent wisdom tooth removal and cavitation surgery. In addition, his Canadian doctor discovered that Ren also developed a condition called Mast Cell Activation Disorder (MCAD), which has affected the myelin sheath in his brain, his thyroid, and adrenals as well as his bones/joints. Now, Ren is receiving additional treatments for this previously undiagnosed condition. Let's keep supporting Ren as he undergoes his treatments. Check out and subscribe to his channel; if you are a content creator, ask your audience to subscribe to Ren. Ren's YT channel has less than 1 million subscribers, while his videos have garnered millions and millions of views. Listen to some of his earlier work, like and comment on his performances, and let's lift Ren's spirits. If you are a believer, pray for him. Ren is an artist with something to say to the world, and his work is important in these troubling times. Someone has finally created a Wikipedia page for Ren, so there is additional information available.

This is art of transcendent beauty and an *important* song. Artists often struggle with imposter syndrome. There’s a movie starring Olivia Munn called “Violet” that rings of this and was a transformative experience for me… just as this song also resonates. As a person who’s never been able to escape imposter syndrome and negative self-talk, *realizing* that I can exert the strength that destructive voice questions-strength that I *know* I have-was sooo important. It takes time to push past the negativity-to make your own voice stronger, but if anyone out there is struggling with this, please please please *know* that you can do it. *Know* that I believe in you… but you don’t need me to-just like you don’t need the shroud of doubt that feels first of protection and then as a prison. You are *stronger* than that voice. You are stronger than you can *possibly* know… until you push back with softness or aggression-your choice.

Welcome to the Ren rabbit hole. Hope you enjoy the ride. I have.

Other ren must do’s is the tale of Jenny and screech and violet and power and sick boi oooh and rens band the big push ( I shot the sheriff cover ) great reaction u got a new sub here 👊🏼 from New Zealand 🇳🇿

The moment that he stands on his own two feet, so uplifting ! There are also several times when I had goosebumps.

He has such a great crew about him... the "one takes"... that anybody who has performed knows there is never a one take... you perform it all day long... walk the halls rehearsing... do some walk throughs.. figure you what works and does not... like, uhm, Life???... they do such a fantastic job on the "performance" pieces... but also can busk and throw down in a breath... He's my fav performer since Kendrick and The Heart Part 5... and then I needed to go back and learn because Lamar was very new to me. Loving this channel and just 3 vids in. [must admit... i have stories about psychological warfare that involved being tied down, going to a bowling alley in the basement of a hospital, and taking steel plates off your chest because you still have a little of you left]

The trilogy of Jenny and screech from ren is a must seee

Great Reaction!! So many powerful songs and videos of Ren (like a few duets Chinchilla) for you to experience!

Enjoy your journey into one of the most talented artist out there.

Very good reaction! You totally got it. What i like most is that you're not stopping all the time, watch the video and after that react to it. Considering your question. The part "Some people know me as hope" moved me the most or the whole lines after he stands up.

Ren has been through more hell in his 33 years than some will deal with in a lifetime. Some of his songs are EXTREMELY raw and he likes to do continuous shot/live recordings (like this was if you didn't notice his lapel microphone and the wires on his back). His friend Joe took his own life when he was 19 and Ren has several songs about Joe and suicide. He also has several about his own struggles with illness, misdiagnosis and mental breakdown. From interviews and some of his other songs, Ren grew up on societal commentary literature like "1984", "Animal Farm" and so on. Some of his songs reflect that and are comments on current society, but he also has some songs that are just bops where he flexes his rap and skill making beats. He plays the piano, guitar, drums and who knows what else. He's completely independent now and doesn't even have "management", let alone a record label. This allows him to ignore genre definitions and work at his own pace while he's still receiving treatment for the damage done by his illness. I'll warn you not to make the mistake other reactors have - don't watch "Violet's Tale". It's available as one of his more recent videos, but it's actually the end of a trilogy. The trilogy has been put together in a single video, "The Tale of Jenny & Screech (Full)", with Violet's Tale as the 3rd part. This is definitely what he calls "Bard core" because it's almost a Shakespearian tragedy written told by a modern bard. This is a must-see to get an idea of his artistic range and acting skills. It's also continuous-shot live recordings.

Impactful for sure! Where do you begin? You're taken on this performance Rollercoaster culminating on a crescendo of emotional highs. Fir me it's when his fragile self takes a stand against his negative self that made me want to stand up also and shake my fist in defiance. Great reaction ... thx!

Great reaction (subbed). I look forward to watching your journey into the Ren rabbit hole. It will blow you away!

thank you for reacting to my favourite artist ever please please more Ren you wont be disappointed ❤❤❤

You feel the force dont you!! Tense!😂

Hey I saw my comment! I'm glad you got to this one. Now it's time to fall down the Ren rabbit hole even further lol Awesome reaction! Looking forward to seeing you discover more of Ren's huge and diverse catalog!

Now that's how to do a reaction. No interruptions (no need, your face said it all) and because of that I was looking forward to what you had to say at the conclusion. Others take note.

More Ren!!! Had to come rewatch your stuff! 😊 Ready For You, Hold On, and Domino's!

If you want contrast, I suggest you listen to the following next, in this order.. How to be me (live) The FULL tale of Jenny and Screech (don't listen to the individual ones, and certainly not Violet's tale first). These three takes are also live and recorded on one take. Chalk Outlines Sick Boi Humble Animal Flow And then all the rest :-)

It's not necessarily mental illness, he describes the dance as something EVERY human does. We dance with our inner thoughts and doubts, and that's what makes us human.

I love this performance (really more a performance, than a song imo). I love how that whenever his dark side shows up, the lights flicker and the notes/chords have an element of chaos to them, which corresponds to his mental state. Btw, totally great haircut! Kudos to your stylist!

Great reaction! Look forward to seeing your reactions to some of his other live one-takes, Tale of Jenny & Screech (all three songs), Chalk Outlines, then there is his rap stuff, Money Game, The hunger, Losing it, Animal Flow, and don't miss his work with the band The Big Push! So much to enjoy :)

Just found you today, earned my sub. Ren is a prince among artists. Heartily suggest you go down his rabbit hole. Bring a tissue box and an open mind and you will not regret it. I promise you

Holy Hell Roni! Loved your reaction. In fact your first 😮response 0:41 to Ren’s first fairly aggressive pluck on his guitar told me that I’d enjoy riding along with you to experience Ren’s artistry again. Newly subbed. Gotta see what else you have on your channel. I’m sure you’ll get wonderful suggestions for his deeply emotional material… for me the raw intensity of the Ren experience is best when you mix in some fun ones like his busking with Sam Thompkins, The Big Push, or Chinchilla… or some fun old school beastly beats like What You Want. 🤘🏼🎧🤟🏼

amazing reaction! just subscribed! keep up the great work!

I didn't mean to write a crappy book and have it published on your comment thread. I reckon my mind can still be blown by rens talents after a few hundred listens. I like your reactions.

Subscribed to watch you journey down the Ren rabbit hole like the rest of us.

Suggestions My favorites are Money game 1 and 2. He's about to release 3. Storytelling The trilogy. Jenny and Screech's tales and Violet's tale.

Just watched two of your reactions and you are awesome! Loved when you play the guitar! A new subscriber And a RENegade!!🥰

Welcome to the RENaissance and bardcore one-take genius performances. Need some more Ren? We all do. We are all Ren.

Excellent reaction video. You let it play through then made your comments.

He has given voice to many. For his storytelling try Jenny and Screeches tale (full)masterpiece. For a beautiful blend of voices try Chalk Outlines (live)and How to be me(live) For his rapping try Hunger,Genesis,Illest of all time. There is far more to discover theres his Busking with Sam Tompkins or his band The big push. Welcome to the rabbit hole.

Great reaction!! I am looking forward to more of your Ren reactions!!

love the sound of nylon string guitar

'The war of art'

love the reaction thank you very much! if you do a second i really suggest the tale of jenny and screech in full all 3 parts in one! after this u can start the rabbit hole! the more u hear him the more u are blown away

I love that you laughed at the “trust me” line. Most don’t catch that nugget. Awesome reaction. This guy really is a genius musician. I’ve probably watched this a couple hundred times through reaction videos. Love how you saw the positive that’s there for everyone. Subscribed! Look forward to seeing more

Wow! He´s a frigging megastar!