FIRST REACTION to PRESIDENT ‘Doom Loop’ ✝️

追加: 2026-05-23

[00:00:00]Like Teddy Gray on stuff she gives a proper reaction.

[00:00:04]>> And now for something completely different.

[00:00:07]>> Family. Welcome back. Teddy Gray back on stuff. Now, as many of you remember last year went to download, paid hundreds of pounds for a ticket, got social anxiety, and only ended up seeing President and then left. So, this is a band that I would, you know, I didn't even complain about spending hundreds of pounds just to see them for. Uh, so without further ado, I'm sure I'm going to enjoy this one. We have an album coming out. Uh I think uh September the 4th I think it was. Uh somebody correct me if I'm wrong down in the comments below. Um but we have an album coming. I think it's called uh Blood of the Empire or something. Sorry, I'm doing this by memory.

[00:00:45]>> I'm I'm impatient. All right.

[00:00:46]>> There is no satisfactory explanation of time. Why? Because it doesn't really exist.

[00:00:52]The tragedy of time is that we only understand its value after it's become a memory.

[00:01:00]Bro, I cannot tell you how how often the universe is sending me messages, bro. I was literally talking about this the other day. Time it that's that's like the biggest lie that we've been told.

[00:01:12]You know, people talk about, oh, oh, tap water is just it's not real. You know, bottled water is just tap water. You know, conspiracy. There's so many different conspiracies. Think time is not even real. It's not even real.

[00:01:28]It's not real. And not everybody on the planet uses the same system of time. So, how can it be real?

[00:01:35]I was just talking about this on a on a on another reaction as well. We're supposed to have a completely different sleep pattern, but because of artificial light, we don't. If presidents start going, "Oh, there's a reason why I'm drawn to certain bands and certain people."

[00:01:55]>> Charlie Bri, >> the tragedy of time is that we only understand its value after it's become a memory.

[00:02:07]>> I can know what we see and not the memories. I find it hard to breathe when I'm not in your arms.

[00:02:17]Singing like butterflies.

[00:02:24]I can't control where we go in the final sleep. Guess I'm curious to find out where I belong.

[00:02:35]I hope it's just you and I.

[00:02:40]Heat. Heat. Heat.

[00:02:55]All right. Well, we're going all the way back. Um, there's no way I'm not going back for those the falsetto notes.

[00:03:04]All right.

[00:03:06]I also have the lyrics up as well, which is a a godsend. Shouts out to Abide 86.

[00:03:13]Um, I condone what I see and not the memories.

[00:03:22]I was just talking in another reaction that I recorded today about how people used to think that nostalgia was a sickness. They used to see it and treat it as a sickness because you shouldn't you shouldn't be looking looking back that far. You know, it will make you mentally ill.

[00:03:38]Shouldn't be looking back on your own life like that. You know, I find it hard to breathe when I'm not in your arms.

[00:03:43]That could be that could be a a relationship, but it also could be his relationship with with faith, you know, with God ascending like butterflies, which would assume that that we are in a a completely different state of evolution because we used to be caterpillars, you know, now we're ascending like butterflies.

[00:04:05]Or it's the ascension meaning that you have to become something else. You have to break free from the mold of what you are or what you started as. You have to break free from that in order to ascend and become something else.

[00:04:18]Can't control where we go in the final sleep. That's death.

[00:04:22]Guess I'm curious to find out where I belong. Heaven or hell. I hope it's just you and I. I hope it just takes me home.

[00:04:30]Now, that would seem to suggest that I hope it's just you and I. I hope like he wants to go to heaven. And he's hoping that that that is the case.

[00:04:48]I need to know what sort of bass he's used.

[00:04:52]I'm going to have to go through some uh through some presets.

[00:04:57]I'm going to have to go through some drum packs and see what sort of uh what sort of kick he's used there.

[00:05:03]It's like a it's like a dance like clubby sort of kick.

[00:05:07]It creates that initial that initial bounce, you know, and then we've got those weird kind of synths running through what we see, not the memories. I find it hard to breathe when I'm not in your arms like butterflies.

[00:05:37]I can't control where we go in the final sleep. Guess I'm curious to find out where I belong.

[00:05:48]I hope it's just you and me.

[00:05:52]I hope it just takes me away.

[00:06:08]I can hear is not enough for me.

[00:06:32]begging for news.

[00:06:39]>> Jesus, that's a bit That's a bit begging for a tight noose. We're just in a doom loop.

[00:06:47]BR begging for a tight noose. We're begging for death. We're just in a doom loop. We keep repeating things that are not good for us.

[00:07:01]You know, I feel that we're in a bit of a doom loop. You ever feel like you're in a doom loop? I do. wake up at 6, try and get to work for 7 so I can finish at 5 and have, you know, half an hour, maybe an hour with my kids. You know, it's not how I want to be living life.

[00:07:27]I'd do this, you know, full time if I could.

[00:07:33]Shouts out to the Patreon gang. one one Patreon member at a time is is making it so that I you know it's making it more likely that you know within within the next like I don't know five years or something I I won't have to I won't have to get up at 6 to to travel all that way to get to work and then travel all the way back and spend so much time away and but that's my own personal problems.

[00:08:00]Charlie here begging for a tight noose in a doom loop. Days dissolving now in slow decay. The years flickering, flickering, flickering, flickering. Now we chase the only thing that numbs the pain. Begging for a tight news. We're just in a doom loop. Maybe this perhaps this is this is speaking on being middle-aged, you know. And I would say this is this is probably something that you you might come into contact with maybe 50 and over when you're starting to to come to the the realization that your body isn't what it used to be and never will be that again. You know, I feel like in your 30s, 40s, you may be able to reverse time a bit and still get some of that flexion back. You know, start doing stretches early in the morning. Last thing you do before you go to bed, do some stretches. And you might be a bit mobile in your 40s and 50s, but after that, you know, you you start to think, right, I need to start looking after my body. I need to start sitting still more. Days dissolving in slow decay.

[00:09:01]You feel like you have no purpose because you, you know, you might be retired. You might not have a job now.

[00:09:07]You might feel like, damn, I don't have any purpose. Get yourself out in the garden. Go pot some plants. Find out which ones are seasonal. Do it properly.

[00:09:15]you know, r-root your soil. Um, uh, you know, this this this might be speaking on that. You know, I don't know how old the, uh, the lead singer of president is. I would imagine almost 40.

[00:09:30]If he was in Busted, I'd imagine he's late 30s. I don't know. Um, but I would imagine he's he's kind of having those thoughts, you know. Start thinking about death. start thinking about the slow march towards it at least.

[00:09:52]>> Magazines still hurts when you question what I'm doing for you.

[00:10:04]Why don't you just Heat.

[00:10:15]Heat.

[00:10:25]Yeah. Heat.

[00:10:37]HEAT. HEAT.

[00:11:16]DAMN. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. I need that. Oh, I'm I'm learning more about drums. That was a a double pedal.

[00:11:27]That's that's that double pedal, right?

[00:11:30]There's a specific way to do it. The the way that this is that this is lent in, especially with that. It's kind of like a a synth, but it's like arpeggiated.

[00:11:39]It's like an arpeggiated synth.

[00:11:43]It's very, very good. I use heat.

[00:12:25]Shame is not enough for me.

[00:12:44]Are they the Were they the ones from Were they the dancers from Rage? The The video for Rage, you know, those cool like they were like interpretive dancers.

[00:12:54]That was that was that that was a sick video. That was a very good video.

[00:13:00]Damn.

[00:13:02]Right. So, you know this bit where he's putting on like an extra an extra thing.

[00:13:07]You know, when he says shame is not enough for me, it's like he doesn't feel maybe he's struggled with faith and he struggled being as as good as they pertain Jesus Christ to be. So, they're saying if if you're going to crucify me, I can't be where I can't be on that cross like Jesus was. You're going to have to make a a lower one for me cuz I'm not I'm not as good, you know. But shame is not enough for me to become any better. Oh, fuck.

[00:13:56]I fucking feel that.

[00:14:36]Shame is not Enough for me.

[00:14:50]Heat. Heat.

[00:15:08]Heat. Heat.

[00:15:23]It's always a very cathartic experience listening to their stuff. For me personally, I I haven't heard a bad song.

[00:15:34]Haven't heard a bad song.

[00:15:42]Mad Angel Wings didn't get me on the on the first the first lesson.

[00:15:48]But that was kind of like Fearless. Um, I liked Rage and Fearless, but they didn't really hit me on the first time like uh In the Name of Your Father.

[00:16:02]That one is that one's special to me, bro.

[00:16:11]But this one, too, you know, I like the message of this. Um, I feel like with with with a lot of President stuff I feel it going to that like that state of I kind of know what's coming, you know, even with the the kind of synth bit where a lot of the instrumentation was stripped away and then it comes back again. I get that you don't want to, you know, you don't want to try and reinvent the wheel, but um it's gonna I mean, if this continues, it's going to be harder for them to to wow me in particular. Just being selfish, of course, it's only my opinion, but it's going to be harder for them to wow me if they're doing the same thing. They're going to have to bring new synths into it. They're going to have to bring new methods of stripping away that instrumentation.

[00:16:59]Perhaps leaving the high hats in there or leaving a bit of the crash in the symbol, leave some things in there or do that and then have a have a lot of echo and reverb or just the reverb and have like I there's there's so many things that you could do. It just feels like they're doing the the same thing quite a lot, you know? Um but there there are a lot of ways that they could go with it. So, I'm I'm hoping that that they do that, you know. Um, you know, play with that. Even play with the trelo, you know, do what you're doing. Doom Loop. It was It's a banger. I'm obviously It's going on the playlist. I'm obviously going to listen to it again. And when they start uh start touring, I believe that they did um they did uh live shows with Bad Omens, I think. Um, I think it was Bad Omens. I think they have the same management, so you know, it makes sense.

[00:17:58]Um, but you know, if they if there's any shows that are going to be in the UK, then uh I want to go to them. Um, I am actually signed up for their their president uh email list or whatever it is, but they they just send things to let us know that stuff's coming out. So, I knew that this was coming out. Got here within half a day of it being out.

[00:18:21]So, woo woo. Uh, it's the first time I've ever signed up to do an email list for anything to be honest. So, it's probably the only president that I'll ever uh follow.

[00:18:33]It's been your boy Teddy Ground stuff. I hope you've enjoyed yourself. Let me know what your favorite part of this track is. And I will see you guys very soon. Deuces.