Therapist analyzes In The End by Linkin Park (ft. Jake Luhrs)

Therapist, Taylor Palmby, and August Burns Red Vocalist, Jake Luhrs, discuss the song In The End by Linkin Park, and describe how focusing on the outcome of a situation can often lead an individual to feel like it's "the end" but when we focus on the process it empowers us to see that's it's not the end, it's just a part of the journey.

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[MrPeachUK]

I can't even listen to the first few notes of this song without feeling emotional these days, i miss Chester a lot.

[christianjones]

You guys don't realize how many lives you save by these reactions! I am one of those lives! Thank You so much!

[djperses]

God, hearing all their songs now… and knowing what happens with Chester really makes you think deeply about his lyrics. You have to wonder how much of a scream for help music was for him. Almost like he sacrificed himself to help all of us!

[XcezMeeCowAyChick]

After my marriage broke up i have discovered that I should be better men for my next true love/partner. My life collapsed in one second and then I realized that I can be still happy and live along.

[josephbishop]

Thanks for recognizing the raw truth that Chester spoke with every fiber of his being.
Lots of viewers/listeners/consumers see the pain that Chester put on full display in nearly every performance, and seem to only now recognize that his pain was never fully resolved.
Some of those consumers saw every lyric as his constant cry for help, and felt so powerless to HELP CHESTER.
But ALL of us, felt his pain. And ALL of us relate in some way, to that pain, and through that learning, know that we are NOT ALONE in that pain/struggle.

[andreimatheus]

Been listening to Linkin Park over the last 2 decades. And now, i can see that most of their lyrics are about Chester struggles, past life, and all the things he went though and that leaded him to try as hard as he could but couldn't find out the Truth and Light that really can led us to the very place we belong. Anyway, great analysis!

[eternallife]

I'm not even a Linkin Park fan but this song really spoke to me

[jchoj]

Listen to this song back to back to back with Numb and What I've Done.

To me, this is chapter 1 to chapters 2 and 3.

[tiffymcconkey]

It still hurts knowing Chester is gone❤
Linkin Park helped millions of their fans through the music they made but we couldn't help Chester

[rahjhulen]

I cant even listen to some music without crying my eyes out

[christofferboberg]

You guys need to check "Linkin park - crawling (one more light live)" That song/performance has literally saved my life...
And "Given up" is a must to when we talk about LP.

[iesickboy]

She has so much fun and joy, and really loves what she does. That's refreshing.

[JeffMueller-ress]

I never looked at the positives in anything. "In the End" became my mantra. I've been in such a deep hole for so many years. Everything I've ever done has failed. Your advice of looking for the good in everything may just save me. Thank you.

[nate]

In The End is one of the songs that has helped me get through some really dark times.

[LasseStaldMadsen]

Life isn't building a wall. It's about building a road. You have no way of knowing where it goes, but as long as you build your road, you are going somewhere.

[MikeGraham-wv]

It’s cool to see how you guys are reacting to music from a different lens and tapping into probably whole lot of us and I’m sure your movement is going to go and bring positive energy! Mad love

[angelaranda]

Linkin Park is what got me into rock music when i was in elementary school, and hybrid theory was the first album i ever bought. Linkin Park will always have a special place in my heart, and i just wish i had a chance to see them live 😢

[wilcohoutman]

Years ago when I lost my then girlfriend from bone cancer I fell into a deep hole where I got so depressed that I didn't even wanted too stay on this earth. But when I started too listen too bands like Linkin Park and Nightwish their music was sooo powerful that they just pulled out of the hole that I was in. And I will NEVER EVER forget that. So Chester thank you so much for touching sooo many lives and telling us that there is something too live for. RIP Chester we love you and we still miss you

[joshw]

I was listening to this album when my Mom came in to tell me one of my friends had committed suicide. It's hard to believe that it's been almost 24 years. RIP Spencer. May your memory be eternal.

[tpistol]

Been a fan from the beginning, it’s hard not having Chester, I feel Chester saved me so many times it’s not even funny. I miss him everyday