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What Is Your Favorite Jon Bellion Song?
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Oh yeah, and Hand of God...
It's a really tough one though
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Oh yeah, and Hand of God...
It's a really tough one though
I agree with you
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You can only pick ONE. What is it and why?
wrote 26 days ago last edited by@BeautifulMind maybe an odd choice but Sirens just hits different. A lot there to relate to personally but also spiritually if we are being honest.
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Tough choice. My husband and I walked down the aisle to Conversations with My Wife and To My Future Wife... It was such a beautiful moment and those songs have a special place in my heart. But I also love iRobot and Human.
wrote 26 days ago last edited by@Smiley For years I have thought about doing the same when I get married! Happy to hear other fans have already done it
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My all time favorite is JT. Then, Ma’s Joint
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Easily has to be Good Things fall Apart. Came out at a really hard time and my life and the tears it helped me get through are numerous.
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Woodstock 100%
It was my Jon Bellion discovery song on SoundCloud, and I immediately downloaded and listened to every song of his I could find. The vibes are immaculate. -
There's too many good ones but Stupid Deep is the one closest to my heart. The part with "What if all the things I've done were just attempts at earning love," is very near and dear to me and if I could cry I would absolutely be bawling my eyes out at this part.
wrote 26 days ago last edited by@SBGAMING17 I completely agree. Such a powerful line and song. One of my favs and incredibly emotionally relatable.
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@BeautifulMind it was down two New York Soul Part II and 80's films but New York Soul takes the cake. This dude on top of being a top-tier vocalist and producer can also rap and can really hop on a beat bruh ,fire
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Honestly, 1990 is a straight banger. Never fails to get me pumped.
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Honestly, Hand of God is truly such a masterpiece.
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This album is the first album that I’ve included an acoustic version of a song as well as the produced out
wrote 26 days ago last edited by@User12261990 said in What Is Your Favorite Jon Bellion Song?:
This album is the first album that I’ve included an acoustic version of a song as well as the produced out
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This album is the first album that I’ve included an acoustic version of a song as well as the produced out
wrote 26 days ago last edited by@User12261990 there's that special vibe to the acoustic version. Like being fully naked, like being with that kind friend with whom you can really be yourself. I don't know if it's the same for all of you, for me it's...that.
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Definitely stupid deep, it held a lot of meaning on initial release and has always stuck with me even though that meaning faded. Feels like a song that always applies, and I always liked that it was initially called “the realization” because it helped me realize that embracing who I am is important and that I don’t need anything past what I already have.
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You can only pick ONE. What is it and why?
wrote 26 days ago last edited by@BeautifulMind There are so many to choose from. I have a top 3. It would be between the unreleased 2 car garage, Couples Retreat, and Blu.
I’m gonna go with Blu because it’s a song that I can sing at the top of my lungs and it makes me happy.
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LIFE and The good in me final decisions
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Acoustic YouTube upload of Blu. The way the slight changes permeate through the song tell a story of loss that feels uplifting and helps move you through dark places with confidence.
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My favorite has to be Lets begin, roc Marcianos verse and Jon’s verse both are so insane, and the synths at the end are just incredible, with the drums that come back in
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New York Soul - pt ii hands down. If you can put that on and not react its time to stop by the otolaryngologist
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Mah’s Joint, and kid again!
I have a grandfather with dementia, and my mom takes care of him so it hit very close to home, and Kid again just is so great on repeat! -
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I have a recording of my brother and I singing Stupid Deep, so I've always cherished that song
