the neighbourhood - daddy issues (remix) (slowed & reverb) [with lyrics]

𝘸𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘵𝘰𝘭𝘥 𝘮𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘸𝘩𝘰𝘭𝘦 𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 𝘪 𝘧𝘦𝘭𝘵 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘳𝘰𝘸𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘶𝘱
slowed down (& reverb) version daddy issues remix by the neighbourhood.

───𝙨𝙤𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙡𝙨───
𝙩𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙧: iustry

[venicecontreras]

This song makes me cry. Do people not understand that parental issues of any kind isn't an aesthetic? It's trauma. Anyways this song is perfect for crying to at 3 a.m.🤞🏼

[ashley-fsrr]

some people rlly said having daddy issues is an aesthetic like babe you don't even wanna know how it feels to have daddy and mommy issues

[kornfan]

"First i didn't get it now i understand."
This line hit hard.

[auranizu]

"Daddy stuck around but he wasnt present"
"cheated on your mom but she never left him" this line hit me hard.

[imaan]

when your dad didn't physically abuse you but did a lot emotionally

[armaanmanik]

"She made sure you and your brother had way more than she ever had had growing up."

[subashpariyar]

I’m going to make sure that my child never has to listen to these lyrics and feel every word of it like I did.

[cyanea.]

"Go ahead and cry, little girl. Nobody does it like you do., " that hit-

[jsjsb]

"Daddy stuck around but he wasn't present" literally every single sentence I can relate to

[noonxa]

It's not dark aesthetics, it's called anxiety and depression.

[medoreiss]

I want to give a big hug to people who've been through enough bad things to listen to this song:)

[kt-ohke]

my daughter is almost 5, her dad passed when she was 3. it breaks my heart every day & we miss him so much. I grew up without a father as well and the impacts of it were traumatic. my biggest goal in life is making sure I raise her to not make the same mistakes and poor choices as I did when I was younger due to an absent father. the generational trauma has to end.

[Euridceriddle]

When you got daddy issues, mommy issues, family issues, anger issues, trust issues and anxiety

[cruellver]

it’s hard being the oldest sibling. experiencing everything.

[exousiaselene]

To all people with daddy/mommy issues in this comment section, you're strong. You can get through this. I'm not good at giving emotional support but I'm so sorry that people are using this song as an aesthetic. If you stay strong every day, one day there will be a miracle.

[bboom]

I just have this heavy feeling in my chest every time I think of my parents and I don’t know how to make it go away. This song is not just an aesthistic it’s what people actually experience irl

[adrehyyunwoo]

listening to this while crying, haven’t cried like this in forever. felt nice to finally let it out.

[Miahearty]

“Little girl” i just realized i was never a normal child. I knew too much of the real world at a young age, my mental health got mistaken to be “maturity”. Kids my age are enjoying their lives and here i am, thinking about how messed up my life is. I didn’t have a child hood. At 2 i was left alone, at 5 i was crying for my mom not to leave me, at 10 i was begging my dad to not kick me out, and now at 14 i want to run away from everyone. My mom, my stepdad, my dad, everyone. At this point, i want to run away from myself. But i can’t.

Edit: dont mind me just venting to strangers lol

[nomaly_xd]

I can’t listen to this without crying. I knew about this song for a very long time, but I never took the time to properly understand the lyrics. When I finally understood the lyrics I broke down, the song literally described what happened to me. I never really cared that my father was absent in my childhood, but as I get older it’s slowly getting to me. I never wish this upon anyone and I cannot wait to be the dad that I never had.

[kjmvewk]

"I want daddy issues, it's so Aesthetic." When the person who you're supposed to call father is the very same person who told you not to have children because "it's not worth it", you'll quickly realize it's not fun. It's not fun when the person who's supposed to protect you, tells you you're not worth it because you make mistakes. When your father rips you out of your chair at five, beats you and leaves the house, you'll realize it's not fun. It's not fun when the person you called "daddy" slams you against a wall at 10. My issues are not your damn Aesthetic.

Edit: Just got yelled at by my dad, told "Get out of my fucking sight!! I don't wanna see you!!" Yeah, I'm loving it. Fucking kill me.