Linkin Park - Numb (Live Hollywood Bowl 2017)

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BAND: Linkin Park
SONG: Numb
ALBUM: Live Hollywood Bowl 2017
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[deadpoolnerd]

That silence at the beginning it's like the crowd and even at home everyone was just waiting to hear Chester to sing. But after a few seconds I love the crowd realizes it's their turn to be the performer and Chester above being the audience to listen.

[D-enson]

That moment when he should have started singing and it's silent is absolutely heartbreaking

[GageThePsycho]

Almost 4 years later and it's still one of the most emotional tributes in music history.

[MichaelMorden]

You may not see him or hear him, but Chester was there that night singing with all of you.

[clebinhobigorna]

Hey Chester, January 18 2024, We are still here. Your music will never die.Your legacy lives on.. Rest in Paradise my friend

[HterNo]

For a band or an artist, there can probably be no greater honor than that thousands can sing their songs completely without them. An absolute goosebumps moment for me

[em]

1:43 and 2:07
They’re literally singing their hearts out. Chester would be so damn proud

[Megssssssss]

I cry so hard watching this as I mouth the words through tears. We miss you, Chester.

[RusliLPSoldier]

2:07 that part gives me goosebumps. OMG!!!! the crowd nailed the high notes in bridge.

[sanoguitartuto]

Almost 7 years … Still the most emotional tribute in history

[neilmatthewmasalihit]

Hey Chester, April 22 2021, We are still here. Your music will never die.Your legacy lives on.. Rest in Paradise my friend

[mihirroy]

1:00
This guy is literally crying while singing .
R.I.P CHESTER

[zor]

Nobody in that line of singer's could've sang this song the way Chester did. Only the audience.

[AFiasco]

The increase in volume as the crowd picks it up slowly is wonderfully heartwarming and sad in equal measure

[vanessanepomucena]

I can't hear it without crying 😭 🇧🇷 ❤️

[nathanhodgson]

Imagine being the band back stage hearing the crowd must of been such an emotional experience

[pranjalvw]

Divided by boundries, races, gender, ages and religions.

United By Chester Bennington.

Proud of you people. RIP Chester

[samjo]

The perfect song to do this way.... Cried watching it live... Cry every time I rewatch it... Chester Bennington was a voice of every child born in the early 90s during our teenage years

[jasperliechty]

Still have problems watching this without wanting to start crying.

[sadpanda]

I was there that night. I remember when the music started and the spotlight hit the microphone where Chester should have been, I felt a lump in my throat, and I was overcome with sadness. I started crying and felt like I wasn't going to be able to make it through the show, but when I looked around me, I saw that my neighbors were also crying and had started singing. I couldn't breathe, was a crying mess, my voice was all over the place -- but I started singing anyway, and I could feel Chester smiling down at us. I felt my neighbors, I didn't feel alone.

I've struggled with depression and suicidal ideation most of my life. When I was 13 and felt alone, even when I was surrounded by friends and family, LP and Chester made me feel like I wasn't alone, like someone understood me and my pain. Made me feel like I wasn't wrong for constantly feeling angry and hurt by my father's disappointment in me. To me, it seems that Chester was the voice of a generation and gave many of us the same gift of feeling like someone gave a fuck, made us feel like we weren't alone.

4 months ago, I was on the verge of attempting suicide. I had thought about Chris, Chester, Robin, and many other great people who were overcome by pain, and I felt it was my time as well. Well, when I was about to take my life, I felt Chester's hand on my shoulder, and I felt him say, "No, brother". Once more you helped me feel like I wasn't alone, like I was worthy, and like everything was gonna be okay.

Today I want to say thank you, Chester, and thanks to the whole band. I've never forgotten you, and I never will. Legends never die.