Відео

2024?? ❤😊

Their best song, along with rest, and locked in a cage

Shut uup❗❗❗🔥🔥🔥🖤🖤🖤

2024?

The drummer is Jen or not??

AQUI E BRAZIL PORRA.

I remember my youth pastor showing us this music video and “Rebirthing”….and that’s how I got hooked onto Skillet! 🤘🏻

New life.

I just woke up and listened to this to start my day. I suddenly thought he said " filling up my lungs with pathogens" I was like uh oh, John what sin warranted that my brother? 😂😂

Cuando. Skillet sus. Inicios ya la. Rompian

This was 13 years ago it shouldn’t be this heavy.

i have good memories

Ця пісня просто топ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Best Band In The Whole Frickin World!

Eating my away

I discovered Skillet's music by accident and it has been one of the best things to ever happen to me

❤

I'd love to see this song set to people getting Baptised at there Churchs.

One of my all time favorite songs from skillet rebirthing

Show Skillet

90s Justin Timberlake: my hair looks the most like a cup of noodles 90s John Cooper: *hold my best kept secret*

Идет 2024 год и все никак она не надоест! Самый любимый трек !!!!!

0:45 sounds like the beginning of the old Godzilla theme.

He's a great singer but also a great comedian! Who knew?

Shingeki no Kyojin

Imagine being a Trump suporter. Joke of a band.

This song narrates my youth and this kind of thing still continues to this day. My siblings and I used to act like normal siblings when my parents were still together. Normal sibling rivalry but we had a happy life. Then the divorce happened when my dad had an affair with who would become my evil stepmother. We had weekend visitations with my dad and hated every last minute of it because of her. We weren't her biological children so she resented us. Then our mother was killed in a car crash and we went to live with our dad full time. There were 7 of us living in a 2 bedroom apartment. My dad, my stepmother, her two kids, myself, and my other two siblings. All 5 of us kids shared 1 bedroom (I kid you not). It wasn't paradise but it was better than what happened later. They never did anything to us in the apartment complex because of all the neighbors. We moved into a larger 5 bedroom house and then the torture began. They went so far as to charge us kids with unruly child and terroristic threat charges when we lashed out in fear. The neighboring families in the subdivision never suspected a thing. We were quiet but otherwise seemed like normal kids. CPS eventually got involved after the courts determined the parents were the problem and everyone was split up. My siblings and I never saw much of each other after that until we reached adulthood. My dad and stepmother have since divorced but the damage is done. Our past has always been a forbidden subject and has led to a strained relationship with my biological family. That insane woman still contacts us from time to time guilt tripping us for the divorce and all the hell she put us through. My dad just says to ignore her but I always hoped one day she would apologize and make things right. Before she passed my mother made it a point to take us to church every Sunday so we were taught who Jesus was at a young age. Religious leaders and Christian radio hosts have came out and said you should follow the commandment that says to "honor you parents" in these situations but how can you? Kids don't ever get the help they need because they look up to their parents and don't know who to turn to when that trust is betrayed. It's a continuing problem. You see it all the time with all the mass shootings, spousal relationships, and everything else. When do we address the ongoing mental health crisis that no one seems to want to do anything about? My wife and I have vowed that if we ever find ourselves in a leadership position within a law enforcement organization we are going to start a training program that identifies when someone is experiencing a mental health crisis. My wife was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and dyslexia. Her brothers were diagnosed with several developmental disabilities as well. They never get the help they need because nobody seems to understand individuals that are on the spectrum. My wife's brother was incarcerated on several occasions and even tortured while incarcerated because nobody understands what they go through on a daily basis. When they have a mental breakdown they get treated like a normal person and it creates even more issues. My wife gets ridiculed because of her learning problem (even by her own parents). Everyone treats them like they have nothing wrong with them and then wonder why they lash out

I listened to this every East it helped me alot when i got 😫 sick.

Who is listening this song in 2024?

The start gives me goosebumps, Best Christian band ever, let alone best band ever

That song is better I seen like my best rock an a artist skillet

Since her first year in the band, Jen was a talented singer/drummer!

Beautiful and powerful message 🙌 Amen 💯

I was in middle school in the early 90s. I stole this CD from my church youth groups “music library”. Yeah never gave it back and have followed ever since.

I love this song it’s so addictive I’m your biggest fan

Skillet is amazing! Dominion good album among victorious and others. Who else thinks the guitar solo on this song is unbelievable?

I love this song ❤️💯

Me and my friends were watching this and then John came on screen saying “I’m everything you wanted” we all screamed.😂😂😍😍😍😍😍😍

Jesus and Jesus alone is the Savior for this world. Repent and trust in Jesus Christ today.

Essa pegada antiga do Skillet é bem diferente da atual! 😮

I honestly no longer talk to a single person this song is connected to, but I just got to hit on shuffle, and I couldn't stop laughing. 4AK/HEM. I miss you guys. Joe, Konman, Kearthopther, and myself Oakley.

God is so faithful to us 🙌 Great song 💯

Praise God! Great song with a great message 💯🔥💯

Love this song!

Giving me Bush vibes.

This is Skillet's best album. Their sound at the time was 100% unique with their blend of techno and rock. I know that's probably an unpopular opinion but I don't care!

Church ruined my life my family and me because I let it

Skillet was my first concert I went to with my dad. He played this song, and before playing, he told the crowd his mom was diagnosed with cancer and he wrote this for her. I was like 7, but it moved me to tears. Still does. I’m blessed to still have my parents, but what a beautiful tribute to the most important woman in his life. Thank you.

So Epic! ❤

These guys are excellent live, spreading the good message 🙏🏽