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Pitchin’ Grenades Renegade Reactions is a Canadian music reaction channel delivering honest, emotionally grounded reactions and deep music breakdowns. This is where real music reactions live, focused on lyrics, meaning, and raw emotional response instead of hype, gimmicks, or scripted personalities.
Covering and dissecting hip hop, rock, country, metal, pop, and indie music, the channel features authentic reaction videos with a Canadian perspective to artists like Tom MacDonald, Avril Lavigne, Ren, Upchurch, Chris Webby, P!nk, NF, Merkules, Nova Rockafeller, and more. Each reaction dives into lyrical themes, vocal delivery, storytelling, and the emotions behind the music, offering thoughtful commentary that respects both the artist and the audience.
If you are searching for unfiltered music reactions, lyric breakdowns, and genuine commentary from a Canadian perspective, you are in the right place. Watch full reaction videos, browse reactions by artist, and experience music analysis that connects, challenges, and resonates on a human level.
🔥 Ren, Chris Webby, Neurodivergent, FULL Reaction, Too Real 😳
This song feels less like a performance and more like somebody opening the door to their mind while everything inside is spiraling at once. One second it feels explosive and aggressive, then suddenly vulnerable and painfully honest. That constant swing between confidence, panic, humor, and frustration is what makes this track hit so hard.
Ren has a way of turning internal chaos into something visual. You can almost hear the racing thoughts, overstimulation, and emotional exhaustion happening in real time. The delivery sounds like someone trying to stay in control while their brain keeps pulling in ten different directions at once. That tension never really leaves the track.
Then Webby steps in and grounds it with raw frustration and direct honesty. His verse feels less polished and more lived in, like somebody finally saying the things they usually keep buried. Instead of sounding manufactured, it sounds real, messy, emotional, and human.
What makes Neurodivergent land differently is how relatable it feels for a lot of people. Feeling disconnected, masking parts of yourself socially, overthinking everything, fighting your own brain while trying to function normally. The song takes those feelings and turns them into something loud enough that people cannot ignore it.
There is also a strange balance between pain and humor throughout the track. Some lines sound exaggerated or absurd at first, but underneath the chaos there is real exhaustion and real pressure. That contradiction is what makes the writing feel authentic instead of performative.
The production pushes that unstable atmosphere even harder. Everything feels fast, heavy, and crowded in a way that mirrors the themes perfectly. It feels chaotic, but intentional. Like the song wants you to feel overloaded while still understanding every emotion underneath it.
Pitchin’ Grenades Fam,
Did this track feel chaotic to you, or did it feel painfully accurate?
Drop your thoughts below and let’s talk about it.
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Watch the official video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y4MUCCHFGY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y4MUCCHFGY)
#Ren #Neurodivergent #ChrisWebby #MusicReaction #PitchinGrenades
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:51 – Reaction Introduction
01:30 – Neurodivergent Reaction
08:19 – Final Thoughts
09:46 – Outro VideoShow More

This song feels less like a performance and more like somebody opening the door to their mind while everything inside is spiraling at once. One second it feels explosive and aggressive, then suddenly vulnerable and painfully honest. That constant swing between confidence, panic, humor, and frustration is what makes this track hit so hard.
Ren has a way of turning internal chaos into something visual. You can almost hear the racing thoughts, overstimulation, and emotional exhaustion happening in real time. The delivery sounds like someone trying to stay in control while their brain keeps pulling in ten different directions at once. That tension never really leaves the track.
Then Webby steps in and grounds it with raw frustration and direct honesty. His verse feels less polished and more lived in, like somebody finally saying the things they usually keep buried. Instead of sounding manufactured, it sounds real, messy, emotional, and human.
What makes Neurodivergent land differently is how relatable it feels for a lot of people. Feeling disconnected, masking parts of yourself socially, overthinking everything, fighting your own brain while trying to function normally. The song takes those feelings and turns them into something loud enough that people cannot ignore it.
There is also a strange balance between pain and humor throughout the track. Some lines sound exaggerated or absurd at first, but underneath the chaos there is real exhaustion and real pressure. That contradiction is what makes the writing feel authentic instead of performative.
The production pushes that unstable atmosphere even harder. Everything feels fast, heavy, and crowded in a way that mirrors the themes perfectly. It feels chaotic, but intentional. Like the song wants you to feel overloaded while still understanding every emotion underneath it.
Pitchin’ Grenades Fam,
Did this track feel chaotic to you, or did it feel painfully accurate?
Drop your thoughts below and let’s talk about it.
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Watch the official video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y4MUCCHFGY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y4MUCCHFGY)
#Ren #Neurodivergent #ChrisWebby #MusicReaction #PitchinGrenades
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:51 – Reaction Introduction
01:30 – Neurodivergent Reaction
08:19 – Final Thoughts
09:46 – Outro VideoShow More

There is no slow build here. The track drops you straight into the middle of something already unfolding. It feels like you are catching the aftermath of conflict rather than the beginning of it. That energy carries through the entire performance.
Ren brings that unique delivery where it sounds like everything is on the edge of falling apart, but never actually does. The aggression feels real, but it is controlled. There is frustration underneath it, but also awareness. That tension is what gives the performance weight.
When Webby comes in, the tone shifts again. It becomes more direct, more grounded. It feels like the chaos now has a voice that is willing to say exactly what is happening without holding anything back. The contrast between them builds the track instead of pulling it in different directions.
What really stands out is the imagery. It feels like someone on the ground, vision blurred, everything fading in and out while the world keeps moving around them. That moment where you are forced to face what just happened, and what it means.
There is also that deeper layer of being stripped of distractions. When everything gets taken away, there is nothing left but your own thoughts. That is where the real weight of this track sits. It is not just conflict with others, it is confrontation with yourself.
This is not just aggression for the sake of it. It is structured intensity. It feels chaotic, but it is deliberate. That balance is what makes Instigator land the way it does.
Pitchin’ Grenades Fam,
Did this feel like straight aggression to you, or did you catch the deeper meaning underneath it?
Drop your thoughts below and let’s talk about it.
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Watch the official video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoIlEWKReqE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoIlEWKReqE)
#Ren #ChrisWebby #Instigator #MusicReaction #PitchinGrenades
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:51 – Reaction Introduction
01:37 – Instigator Reaction
10:46 – Final Thoughts
12:25 – Outro VideoShow More

MGK and Fred Durst just dropped Fix Ur Face and this one doesn’t ease you in, it hits immediately with raw energy and attitude. This is not a polished, radio friendly track. This feels like a statement, loud, aggressive, and unapologetic from the first second.
There’s something different about the way this track moves. It carries that old school rap rock chaos, but it’s not just nostalgia. MGK leans into a version of himself that feels fully unfiltered, like he’s done trying to explain anything and is just putting it out exactly how he feels it. Then Fred Durst steps in and it adds that gritty, grounded presence that ties the whole sound together. It doesn’t feel forced, it feels natural, like two different eras colliding in the same lane.
On the surface, this sounds like pure rebellion. High energy, loud delivery, aggressive tone. But underneath that, there’s flashes of something deeper. You can hear frustration, identity, and that feeling of being pushed into a place where you stop trying to fit into expectations. It’s that moment where you stop filtering yourself and just own it, whether people accept it or not.
Watching it unfold in real time, you can feel the momentum build. It’s chaotic, but it’s controlled chaos. Every section feels intentional, even when it sounds like it’s about to break apart. That balance is what makes it hit. It keeps you locked in because you don’t know if it’s about to explode or settle, and it never really gives you a clean answer.
There’s also that throwback energy that hits if you grew up on this style. It brings back that feeling of music that didn’t care about fitting into a category. Rap, rock, attitude, performance, all mixed together. But it still feels current, not like it’s trying to recreate something, more like it’s evolving it.
The biggest thing here is the mindset behind it. This is not about trying to win people over. This is about expression. It’s messy, it’s loud, it’s confrontational, but it’s honest in its own way. That’s what makes it land, even if it’s not for everyone.
Pitchin’ Grenades Fam, I want to hear this one from you.
Did this hit for you or did it feel like too much chaos
Did MGK and Fred Durst just bring something back or take it somewhere new
Drop your thoughts below, I’m curious where people land on this one
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Watch the official video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ULmhXO4gks](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ULmhXO4gks)
#MGK #FixUrFace #FredDurst #RapRock #MachineGunKelly
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:52 – Reaction Introduction
01:21 – Fix Ur Face Reaction
06:59 – Final Thoughts
08:04 – Outro VideoShow More

Some songs showcase talent. This one asserts it.
The pacing feels unstable at first, almost frantic, but the more you listen, the clearer it becomes that every breath, every cadence shift, every tonal change is deliberate. Nothing is accidental. Ren is not spiraling. He is orchestrating.
Illest Of Our Time feels competitive without sounding desperate. The aggression is sharp, but it never loses structure. The rhyme schemes layer over each other with precision. The switches in tempo are controlled. Even the moments that feel chaotic are tightly held in place.
What makes this hit different is how effortless it looks while being insanely technical. That is where most artists fall apart. Here, it never breaks. The control never slips. That is what makes it feel dangerous.
What elevates this beyond technical rap is the performance element. Ren does not just deliver bars. He inhabits them. Facial expression, posture, vocal tone, micro pauses, all of it builds tension. There is a psychological edge to the delivery that makes it feel alive. Slightly unhinged, but fully aware.
This is not just rap. This is controlled chaos executed at a high level.
This is lyrical dominance wrapped in theater.
It is not noise. It is control.
This full reaction breaks down the flow switches, breath control, lyrical precision, and psychological intensity behind one of Ren’s most explosive performances. If you are into technical rap, layered delivery, and artists that push performance beyond just bars, this one hits different.
Pitchin’ Grenades Fam,
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Watch the official video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tB-JGSdBerE
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:52 – Reaction Introduction
01:29 – Illest Of Our Time Left Reaction
08:31 – Final Thoughts
09:36 – Outro VideoShow More

Some songs do more than make noise. They hold up a mirror to the parts of us we try not to look at. Tom MacDonald’s Pray For The Left does exactly that, raw, unfiltered, and not afraid to call out the chaos right in front of us.
This track isn’t about picking a side. It’s about asking what happened to empathy. In a world where everything turns into sides and shouting matches, this one forces you to stop and actually think. This reaction isn’t hype or outrage, it’s a real breakdown of a song that doesn’t let you stay comfortable.
From the opening bars, you can hear where Tom is coming from. This isn’t for show. It feels direct, almost like he’s talking at you, not performing for you. He digs into division, how people pick teams and stop listening, and how real issues get turned into noise instead of something that actually gets fixed.
Lyrically, Pray For The Left goes deeper than surface level callouts. It hits on frustration, blame cycles, and the way people perform outrage without ever trying to understand each other. It makes you question who actually gets support, and who just gets talked about.
This isn’t just a diss track. It’s a reality check. It pushes the idea that we’re too quick to judge and too slow to listen. And when a song can hit that hard without watering it down, that’s what makes it stick.
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Tom MacDonald, Pray For The Left
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuzKVhhDJE4
#TomMacDonald #PrayForTheLeft #TomMacDonaldReaction #RapReaction #PoliticalRap
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:51 – Reaction Introduction
01:41 – Pray For The Left Reaction
11:23 – Final Thoughts
12:47 – Outro VideoShow More

Webby is …back with another installment of the Raw Thoughts series and once again wastes no time getting straight to the point. This full reaction breaks down the bars, the frustration, and the unapologetic energy behind one of his most anticipated drops.
The Raw Thoughts series has always been where Chris Webby speaks without filters. No hooks to soften the message, no distractions, just straight commentary, rapid fire bars, and a delivery that feels more like a statement than a song.
From the moment the beat drops, you can hear the urgency in his voice. This is not polished radio rap, this is Webby doing what he does best, firing directly at culture, politics, media narratives, and anything else he feels needs to be called out.
Watching this one unfold in real time, you can feel the escalation. The pacing ramps up, the bars get sharper, and the message becomes clearer with every line. Whether people agree with the message or not, the conviction behind it is undeniable.
This reaction breaks down Chris Webby Raw Thoughts VII, the meaning behind the lyrics, the energy in the delivery, and why the Raw Thoughts series continues to resonate with fans who want real, unfiltered music.
If you are a fan of Chris Webby, Raw Thoughts, or lyrical rap reactions, this is one you do not want to miss.
Pitchin’ Grenades Fam,
Did this one hit harder than the last Raw Thoughts?
Drop your thoughts below and let me know what bar stood out the most.
Watch the official video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW9xH3feKEo
#ChrisWebby #RawThoughtsVII #ChrisWebbyReaction #WebbyFans #PitchinGrenades
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
01:02 – Reaction Introduction
01:44 – Raw Thoughts VII Reaction
16:22 – Final Thoughts
17:34 – Outro VideoShow More

Chris Webby and Ren’s Baggage does not try to hide the damage or polish the pain into something comfortable. This record walks straight into the weight people carry long after the moment has passed. It reminds you that survival does not mean you walked away unchanged.
Chris Webby delivers his perspective with grounded clarity. There is acceptance in his delivery, not denial. He acknowledges the scars without pretending they define him, but he also does not pretend they disappeared. His verse feels lived in. Real. Accountable.
Then Ren takes it somewhere deeper.
Ren’s verse exposes the psychological aftermath. The internal war between who you were, who you had to become, and who you are still trying to reconcile. There is no exaggeration. No performance energy. Just raw confrontation of the cost of surviving trauma. When Ren raps, it feels like someone unpacking years of buried weight in real time.
What makes Baggage hit harder is the honesty from both artists. Neither tries to romanticize the damage. Growth is not framed as clean or triumphant. It is framed as necessary, complicated, and permanent. That is what makes this collaboration powerful. It sounds earned.
This reaction goes beyond surface level hype. We break down the meaning behind the lyrics, the emotional themes, the mental health undertones, and the reality that healing does not erase history. Baggage is about accountability, survival, trauma, identity, and what it truly costs to move forward.
This is what survival sounds like when the truth finally stops hiding.
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Drop a comment and tell me which verse hit you hardest.
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Watch the official video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_3cwR1P8U4
#ChrisWebby #Ren #Baggage #HangoverGang #RenFans
This Chris Webby and Ren Baggage full reaction explores the meaning behind one of the most emotionally honest hip hop collaborations in recent years. If you are a fan of Ren reactions, Chris Webby reactions, lyrical breakdowns, emotional hip hop analysis, or music that addresses trauma, survival, and mental health, this breakdown dives into every layer of the track.
If you follow Ren’s storytelling style or Chris Webby’s independent grind, this collaboration stands out for its vulnerability and psychological depth. This reaction focuses on lyrical meaning, emotional authenticity, trauma recovery themes, identity conflict, and how both artists approach growth without glamorizing pain.
This breakdown is part of ongoing Ren reactions, Chris Webby reactions, and deep lyrical analysis content designed for viewers who want more than surface level commentary.
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:55 – Reaction Introduction
01:42 – Baggage Reaction
10:30 – Final Thoughts
11:40 – Outro VideoShow More

Southern Land …is not just a song, it feels like a place. From the first chorus, Taylor Ray Holbrook paints a world of hollars, firelight, lifted trucks, mud roads, and the everyday traditions that shape who you are. Nothing here feels staged, it feels lived.
Holbrook delivers his verses with grounded sincerity, like he is not performing a lifestyle, he is remembering it. The imagery is simple but it lands hard, sunsets sinking down, fields and trees, friends around a fire, and that chill you get when you realize those days never really leave you.
Then Upchurch steps in with conviction and edge, reinforcing that roots are not something you can shed when you leave town. His feature adds weight and pride, reminding you that home runs deeper than geography. It becomes legacy, passed down through land, music, and memory.
This reaction was one of those moments where you do not just hear the track, you feel the world behind it. Southern Land captures belonging, continuity, and the unapologetic truth of knowing exactly where you come from.
Drop a comment if this one gave you that same rush of nostalgia. Tag someone who lives for backroad anthems, and welcome to the Pitchin’ Grenades Fam if you are here for raw, honest reactions that go deeper than the surface.
Watch the official video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFTE19PP-LM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFTE19PP-LM)
#RyanUpchurch #SouthernLand #TaylorRayHolbrook #CountryRap #MusicReaction
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
01:45 – Reaction Introduction
01:52 – Southern Land Reaction
08:42 – Final Thoughts
10:21 – Outro VideoShow More

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Avril Lavigne Complicated LIVE is pure nostalgia and honesty. This Avril Lavigne Complicated reaction breaks down the vocals, emotion, and meaning behind a live performance that still hits just as hard years later. Some songs do not age, they echo.
Complicated is one of those tracks that feels stitched into a generation’s memory, and hearing Avril Lavigne perform it live brings everything back at once. Avril has always had that rare gift of sounding effortless while saying something real.
This reaction is about authenticity, growing up, and that moment you realize life gets louder, messier, and harder to keep simple.
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From the first lines, the Complicated live performance carries a different weight. The vocals are not just polished, they are lived in. Complicated has always been about frustration, about watching someone lose themselves behind appearances, but hearing Avril Lavigne perform it live makes the message feel even more personal.
What hits hardest is how timeless the message is. The pressure to perform, to pretend, to be someone else, it never really goes away. Avril delivers it with that mix of edge and vulnerability that made the song iconic in the first place.
This is not just a throwback, it is a reminder. Sometimes the simplest songs last because they tell the simplest truth, stop making everything so complicated.
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Watch the official live performance:
Avril Lavigne Complicated LIVE Performance, SiriusXM
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4jAYWkIaSA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4jAYWkIaSA)
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#AvrilLavigne #Complicated #AvrilLavigneComplicated #MusicReaction #LivePerformance
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:52 – Reaction Introduction
02:26 – Complicated Reaction
12:25 – Final Thoughts
13:37 – Outro VideoShow More

From the opening lines, this does not feel like mgk trying to prove anything. It feels like someone taking stock of where they have been and what it cost. The delivery is calm, reflective, and grounded, instantly separating this from his louder, more chaotic eras.
Lyrically, times of my life plays like a personal timeline. There is no rewriting the past and no pretending the damage did not happen. He owns the mistakes, the growth, and the moments that shaped him, without polishing them for approval.
What really lands is the restraint. There is accountability without self destruction, reflection without ego. It sounds like an artist who has lived enough life to understand that survival is not about winning every moment, it is about learning from the ones that almost broke you.
This is mgk looking back with clarity instead of nostalgia, and that honesty is what gives the song its weight.
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### Watch the official video
mgk, times of my life
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8l-HMyd5MGM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8l-HMyd5MGM)
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#mgk #TimesOfMyLife #MusicReaction #HipHopReaction #PitchinGrenades
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:51 – Reaction Introduction
01:46 – Times Of My Life Reaction
07:55 – Final Thoughts
09:03 – Outro VideoShow More

There is something different about this track. It does not beg for sympathy. It demands action. It carries the weight of a time when people believed showing up actually mattered, when voices were raised together instead of screaming past each other.
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From the opening notes, there is a gravity here that modern charity singles rarely capture. The vocals are not polished for ego, they are raw with intention. Each artist steps in not to shine, but to serve the message. That alone makes this song timeless.
Lyrically, Tears Are Not Enough cuts straight through performative empathy. It calls out the idea that feeling bad is not the same as doing something. When the chorus hits, it feels less like a hook and more like a reminder, emotion without action changes nothing.
What stands out most is the restraint. No over singing, no grandstanding. Just voices layered with purpose. It feels Canadian in the truest sense, quiet strength, shared responsibility, and an understanding that real change requires more than words.
Watching this now, decades later, hits harder than expected. It forces the question, have we moved forward, or have we replaced unity with noise.
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#NorthernLights #TearsAreNotEnough #MusicReaction #CanadianMusic #PitchinGrenades
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:52 – Reaction Introduction
02:01 – Tears Are Not Enough Reaction
13:17 – Final Thoughts
14:06 – Outro VideoShow More

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From the moment Chris Webby steps in, the confidence feels earned. There is no overreach, no forced aggression. He sounds locked in, deliberate, grounded. Every bar rides with purpose.
Then DMX enters and the entire energy shifts.
That voice does not just rap. It carries history.
There is pain in it. Strength in it. A spiritual intensity that cannot be manufactured. Knowing this stands among his final recorded appearances changes everything. It is not just a verse, it feels like a statement. Like a man who lived every word.
What makes We Up hit deeper is the contrast. Webby delivers controlled aggression, sharp and focused. DMX delivers something raw, almost eternal. Together it becomes more than a track about success. It becomes a reflection on survival, resilience, and legacy.
This reaction is not about hype. It is about respect. It is about recognizing when music carries weight beyond the beat.
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Watch the official video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee2De-Buekk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee2De-Buekk)
#ChrisWebby #WeUp #DMX #ChrisWebbyReaction #DMXLegacy
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00:00 – Channel Intro Video
00:52 – Reaction Introduction
01:50 – We Up Reaction
10:24 – Final Thoughts
11:23 – Outro VideoShow More
