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Dani

Absolutely worth the wait, all love John!

jondenton

Oh don’t worry! Just waiting for it to come back from the editor

Cassandra Ugalde

THANK YOU JON!!! #1 reactor in the game 😭 Also you have an editor now?? 👏

Jules

I'm so glad you loved the album <3 I feel like when I first listened to Punisher I cried at almost every song, lol. her lyrical impact honestly

Alex VonBerg

Knew you would love it! Stranger in the Alps is also great. I got emotional watching you get emotional, probably because I've cried MANY times to this album. This and Cilvia Demo are my top two reactions you've ever done.

no

u should also do her album Stranger in the Alps in the future!

Paige

so glad you liked it, i was so looking forward to you hearing punisher (song) & i know the end especially. phoebe is a legend in the making, i cant wait to hear what she does next.

Anonymous

YES JON THANKS. 'I Know the End' is such an incredible track.

Richard Brighi

BRO!!! Such a great album... look into the lyrics of Kyoto. It's upbeat but it's the most devastating on the record lyrically, at least in my opinion.

Elizabeth Williams

Thanks for this Jon! Just listened to this for the first time with you, definitely a new fan. I wanted to say that I can completely relate to your mention that Elliott's music is super anxiety ridden, yet also anxiety relieving. I'm born and raised in Portland, grew up knowing his name and biggest songs, even hearing stories about him from my musician relatives. Although his music was totally up my alley in HS (lots of modest mouse, cat power and red house painters), I didn't really fall in love with his full discography until going through my first heartbreak at 19, and the social consequences of being single and feeling alone after. Over the next few years I was playing his music in headphones 24/7 and would even take breaks from parties to listen and calm down, and in combination with alcohol it really seemed to help. A decade later, and two years sober, I know that I was struggling with anxiety and depression, but at the time, I felt like he was a companion who helped me fight back against a nameless enemy.

faye

i became a patreon to watch this but the link isn't working?