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Death creates life.
Very truly I tell you, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds. Anyone who loves their life will lose it, while anyone who hates their life in this world will keep it for eternal life.
Self-destructive behavior is when a person causes physical or emotional harm to themselves. Traumatic experiences or mental health conditions may increase the risk of these behaviors. People who have experienced trauma may self-harm, but not every person who self-harms may have experienced.
Director: Caleb Wild
Executive Producer: Jeremy Koch
Score: MF
DoP: Daniel Brennan
Cam Op: Stefan Nachmann
1st AC: Isaiah Suko
Gaffer: Eddie Marrero
Sound: Pat Zimmon
PA: Alejandro Benito
Edit: Thomas Lange
Color: Sam Howells
Views : 264,043
Genre: Film & Animation
Date of upload: Feb 2, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.999 (4/15,125 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-15T16:03:43.579504Z
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YouTube Comments - 384 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
ālean into it.
this is who i am,
and just let it beā
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The way this interview is shot is so innovative, like a breath of fresh air from the regular interviews we see in media. keep up the good work my man
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glad to hear that you still believe in the Savior. weāre all on our own journey and it is no oneās place to judge where another person is at with their faith. praying for the best Montell
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itās palpable how gentle and carefully articulate both of you are
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I love the rawness of this interview, montell youāve created something special with this one
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This might sound a little unhinged, but I'll say it anyway. I've been seeking escape for as long as I can remember myself. Elaborate daydreams as a child, video games later on, and writing now, writing's always been there, but it's my only productive/creative escapism method these days.
In 2021 I revamped an old character - a man who came from a religious (Christian) background and lost his way at some point, pulled away from God, and gave in to the lifestyle of a sinner, but not without constantly feeling guilt over that. Alcoholism, social isolation and perversion basically, a kind soul who punishes himself for his sins by pulling away from society and no longer believing that he is worthy of God's love. Now, I don't come from a religious background myself, but through this character, the first spark ignited. In addition to that, I always research and discover new music for my characters, so I can give them more depth etc. And that's how I came to discovery Montell, actually. My fictional character first felt this man's music, and by consequence, so did I.
I am very, very grateful to have discovered Montell and his work. In a world of emphasis on image, copied and pasted productions, entire artists, I could feel from day one that this man was something entirely authentic and unique, which is so, so rare to come across these days. I can confidently say that I've never heard anything else that reminds me of Montell's work, and I genuinely think that's something that every artist wants to have said about their work. I'm happy and proud to be part of this journey, and I promise to support, too, when I can economically afford to.
Thank you for everything, Montell. I am looking forward to seeing your growth as an artist and a person, and I do genuinely believe you're here to do great things with your gift.
God bless, and all the very best to you and your creative endeavours.
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Blessed is the man that endureth temptation: for when he is tried, he shall receive the crown of life, which the Lord hath promised to them that love him
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One of the most realest/spiritual interviews ever watched ā¦both of you are such an inspiration
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I lost my girlfriend to suicide and spent the next year self sabotaging every single one of my relationships, hurting other people, self-destructing, and pushing away every single person around me/making absolutely everyone hate me because of how much I hated and blamed myself. Very real thing that I'm so glad to see two big names like you and Yachty bring light on, hurt people hurt people
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The pillars of faith shouldn't be held up by our parents' perception. We should be able to build up our own relationship with God and not feel pressured to by another. That's a huge way people are not able to "find" God. They aren't feeling it; they aren't in it. When I was saved, I was in my room watching a video explaining the gospel. I understood it and felt actual guilt. I never felt pressure to be saved, I only saw my consequence, and I hated what I've done. I completely saw how Jesus dying saved us, and I couldn't stop crying. That's the power of God. That's evidence the spirit of Christ has come upon me. My parents were never Christians. I wasn't brought up a Christian. It was just me and God alone in my room.
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This is one of the coolest conversations Iāve seen in a long time.
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yachty has the smoothest voice
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been watching bro go from making artistic short films to making it in music to being able to do interviews like this.... God bless you and all your success brother
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I appreciate how insightful you and yatchy both are. As well as how you both really take time to listen and empathize with one other. In general, itās amazing to see how artists alike perceive life and the world around them; taking note on where any opinions collide and contradict.
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We need an interview like this, but for you! Iāve never seen an artist have so much tension with his own audience but I think people just need *this*, more of you Montell, and your thoughts and perspective and voice. I think thereās a lot of confusion for those that follow you and we need to give eachother the grace to a) understand you and where youāre coming from and b) you to understand the people who support you and where theyāre truly coming from. At the end of the day each person here is a human being and everyone has perceptions and misconceptions, from both sides. But I patiently wait for a time where we can come together and understand one another again, because It shouldnāt be like this. But I think only you can restore that connection, not through posts that people need to decipher but an honest and open conversation just like this
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lil boat and montell fish we are swimming in the ocean of love that is truly remarkable
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I love this style of interview, the artistic camera angles, the format the video was filmed, the subject matter covered in this conversation. This was an amazing piece, keep up the great work.
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This episode hits. I love the showcasing of both of your belief systems and its intersection to your music. Specifically speaking to Yatchy, I've grown up with him and he has brought happiness and positivity to his music in different fashions and tones. That latest album attest to that-- the versatility and maturity of the tone of this album. It literally saved me from dropping out, it provided this sunshine during rainy days, confidence, etc. I'm excited to see him continue to expand in music realms.
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never thought i would ever see this legendary collab
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@taylormarieex333
3 months ago
montellll! we used to work together at the grocery store years ago!! so incredibly awesome to see how far you've come & continue to go! keep doing you!
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