Keep seeing your comments all over KZfaq. Good to see KZfaqrs actually showing each other support

What up, King! Been rocking with your content recently as well, keep it up! Nice to see y'all supporting each other!

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@@emoss6264 Dude is just commenting on everything to try and get more views for his channel. It isn't supporitng someone else. it's completely self serving.

@@Bystronicman08 even if that is the case, why is that a bad thing? How would you suggest that KZfaqrs/reactors/artists go about promoting themselves?

I think they recorded a song together, nf put something on his Instagram awhile ago and it looked like him and hopsin

Hadn't thought of that

I think they sound too much alike though or am I crazy

@@schiebrecaps Yeah they've been cool for a bit too, I've been waiting for it personally. He also had plans to record with Snow a looonngg ass time ago but they never got around to it. I think both Hp and Snow are down but they haven't had time to link u... If they haven't already and we have some shit in the tuck for either of their next projects ;)

That would be cool as hell

Are you implying that it would be bad to be in that dark place right now?

yeah, the ending pretty much explained that situation

Keep growing my brother 👍👍

The only thing I learned from my parents was what not to be as a parent. So when I became a parent it was like a whole new learning curve, I only new what not to do.

True

You should check out knoxhill too. He's great at breakdowns as well.

check out knox hill lmfao he's easily the best at breakdowns by far

Agreed on this. Every word was my childhood. I appreciate this song so much and this review.

Alot of us sadly in our memories...I purposely wouldn't have kids to ensure no chance my mess could ever live on....them I met a woman and wound up adopting her 5YO and I figured out I was correct not to have kids but won't bore U with that Lifetime story but she's amazing and biggest thing I would've missed...my grandson...tearing up just typing it. He's 4 going on 10 lol. Godspeed

@@tonyfro23 💜🙏🏽

Yeah

yeah, did he call it a sipcom or am i dumb though, look at the lip movement

Its not new lmao. It was in his vault for a while, he released a video before he dropped it saying it

Hopsin, NF, Joyner, Eminem and Bmike (probably some more I forgot) all have had a sub-ideal childhood to say the least

@@deltaknight1751 I forgot to say the Title matches NF's concept of the mind as a mansion

They are gonna release a song together soon! :)

They are!!!! Hopsin just confirmed so!!!

bad choice of words.

@@tenj00 oh yeah. Oops

I am from an abusive household and I can explain. It's the trauma. As Hop said, they can't create bonds. The only one that people from abusive households can form, is trauma bond. As a child, you don't understand that something is wrong (unless like Hop, you had examples of healthy families; still, your view of "normal" is distorted when you are below 10 years old). I remember I was just 9 years old when my mom told me she has to divorce my father. I started crying and asked, but why? And I really, really didn't get it. Even though I grew up with him slamming the door and pushing her in the room, for us to see how he "disciplines" her. Because that's what he was calling it. My parents separated on many occasions but finally got a divorce when I was already 18. This was my "normal". So, towards us, my father was distant, and an alcoholic, he would snap at me, but not at my brother, throw things at me, etc., so I preferred him just watching TV and drinking and not giving me attention than actually talking to him. And my mother, she developed huge psychological issues throughout the years and landed them all on top of me and was using me as her therapist from when I was 9 years old onward. She was almost never a mother to me, tending to my needs, or anything. While I was angry at both of them for a while, when I grew up, I realized their relationship was toxic, they didn't get me, care for me, etc., but they still loved me as their child, in their own, traumatized way. I, myself, have many of these traits now. So, to sum it up, why would I say that I love them... Well, because a child from this sort of household cherishes the little good moments they had with their parents, and remembers them with nostalgia and warmth in their heart. Most people don't even remember all the trips they had with their family, but I do.. Because they were a very few. Our biggest accomplishment since I was around 7 years old, was when once, me, my brother, and my parents, all went to the park and had ice cream. I still remember it to this day, and we took pictures, and just for one day, we were normal. So, I can say I still love them, despite it all, because I had good moments with them. The bad moments? For a child, when they become everyday thing, they just blur, when there is something good to reminisce about.... Like, you can see Hop has a picture with his dad, and they are smiling and his dad is proud, so they had good moments. And, I do remember when Hop said, "I gotta tell my mom" when Em dropped his name in "Fall". So, this song describes the everyday toxic behavior of the family, but there were some good moments as well. I would assume his father was drinking, mine too. He was fine when he was sober, but as he is an alcoholic, every night he would get drunk and it started all over again. And I do relate with Hop here, my mother was also very bold like his mom here, and was defending herself and screaming at my father. She was not weak at all. She just wanted to believe that this is all because of the alcohol. Sorry, I did not intend to write so much, to answer a simple question. It's just such a complicated and deep topic, you know, I could talk for hours.

@@Sanakedot Damn. What a story. That gives much insight into the whole situation. I can sort of get it now. Obviously I won't be able understand it completely since I haven't experienced it, but I can see what you mean. Hope you're doing well, and will continue to do well!

@@simonjohnson3424 Thank you, I am going through my healing journey but still have ways to go. I am doing my best not to follow their example, but Hop is right - it all stays in our subconscious and could surprise us at any time. I did manage to stand up to both of them in time, now my father knows not to mess with me, but is still distant. But I am a pretty distant person as well, so. My mom passed away less than 2 months ago actually, so I am really reminiscing on the good things and it's difficult to process the loss at times, but at least we were on good terms by the end and we were supporting each other in our own, distant, dysfunctional way the last 3 or 4 years. People can change and learn from their mistakes and she showed true character these past years and was a better mother to me :)

@@Sanakedot I'm sorry to hear about you mom, although it's a little positive that you were on good terms at least. I also assume it was a good thing that you were able to stand up to them. It sounds like you're gonna do much better in the future!

@@simonjohnson3424 Thanks man, hopefully you are right. All the best to you :)