"What's Going On," you ask? It's the latest Be Insanely Great song reaction, where Joe tackles Marvin Gaye's iconic protest anthem. Joe emphasizes the importance of focusing on the feeling and intention behind the song, urging you to embrace love over fear and understand the perspectives of others. He highlights the power of understanding and asks you to question and seek understanding in your own life.

Episode Highlights:

Survival moments are driven by fear, but introducing love can change everything.

Understanding one another and seeking understanding in circumstances is essential for constructive interactions.

Jumping to conclusions and making judgments creates walls and barriers, hindering understanding.

The simple question, "What's going on?", holds incredible value and can lead to profound insights and connections.

For the latest Be Insanely Great song reaction, Joe analyzes the india.arie song "I Am Light" and discusses the concept of light as the core of everything that exists. He explores the idea that our consciousness and thoughts create information for the light to act upon, reflecting back to us our conscious awareness. Joe emphasizes the power of the phrase "I am" and how it affirms our present truth, highlighting the simplicity and profound nature of understanding life as light.

Episode Highlights:

The phrase "I am" is powerful, affirming our present truth and shaping our reality.

Light does not receive disharmony; it only reflects back what it is given.

Focusing on the energy at the heart of our being can change our perspective and make us feel connected to the divinity within.

Each individual is in their own world, and you have the power to be the god of your own world by making compassionate and selfless choices.

Karma's on the menu today as Joe reacts to "You Get What You Give" by the New Radicals. Joe discusses the concept of dreamers and society's tendency to dismiss them, urging your to embrace your dreams and not seek external approval. He highlights the power of personal control and acceptance of one's own truth, emphasizing the idea that what you give is what you receive. Find harmony, follow your intuition, and create your own experiences.

Episode Highlights:

Questioning  why dreamers are often dismissed by society and emphasizing the importance of embracing one's dreams.

The impact of societal conditioning on individuals and why you need to recognize your own power and control.

Let go of seeking approval from external sources and learn to trust your own intuition.

Exploring the concept of harmony and how you can create it in your own life.

A reminder that you have the authority to shape your own experiences—own your thoughts and feelings!

It's a literal banger this episode as Joe Pizzella reacts to and analyzes Phil Collins' song "Take Me Home." After feeling the groove of Collins and company's extended percussion intro, Joe explores the song's message of longing for a sense of home and connects it to concepts of quantum physics, consciousness, spirituality, and energy. He highlights the idea that the true home we seek might be the energy that powers our existence, and that by accepting and understanding this energy, we can find inner peace and harmony.

Episode Highlights:

Joe believes our society tends to undervalue the power of love, feelings, and organic experiences.

Exploring the duality in the song's lyrics, acknowledging both acceptance of the present circumstances and a desire for something more.

We may have forgotten how to feel and have lost touch with the energy within us.

Harmonizing our feelings and thoughts for a more peaceful and fulfilling life.

Reflecting on the lyrics about darkness and light, working during the day and sleeping at night, and the potential deeper meanings behind them.

Delving into the song's repeated plea to be taken home, expressing a feeling of being a prisoner and longing for freedom and connection.

Joe catches a ride to the Windy City as he reacts to “Chicago” from Sufjan Stevens’ 2005 concept album Illinoise. He explores its potential relevance to mindset, awareness, and consciousness, and examines the feeling and energy of the song, emphasizing the importance of focusing on internal love and happiness rather than being attached to external things. Joe also discusses the power of mindset and awareness in shaping one's reality, highlighting the need for self-expression and forgiveness to attain freedom from limitations.

Episode Highlights:

Our mindset and awareness define our experiences, and changing physical surroundings without changing our mindset will not lead to true transformation.

Expressing emotions and forgiving oneself are essential for personal growth and liberation from self-imposed limitations.

Through art and expression, you can convey inner feelings and provide messages that resonate with others.

Seize the present moment, acknowledging your power to control your consciousness and gradually make positive changes in your life.

In this catchy Be Insanely Great song reaction, Joe Pizzella analyzes Jason Mraz's brand new song "Feel Good Too." He kicks things off by expressing his appreciation for Mraz's consistent production of songs with a message of love and heart, and then diving into the lyrics, discussing how the song conveys the power of energy and the influence it has on others. Joe emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for our own reactions and not allowing others' words and actions to define us. This song is astounding in its ability to inspire listeners to choose their mindset and create their own awareness in every moment.

Episode Highlights:

Highlighting the impact of our energy when entering a space and how it influences others.

Why we should reframe expectations and accept the present moment as perfection.

The value of choosing feelings of good and happiness and the power to change negative emotions.

Emphasizing the significance of intention and care in creating meaningful experiences for others.

The key role of feeling in shaping our reality and the importance of focusing on it rather than words.

Can a cover stand on its own? Joe contemplates this as he listens to Lianne La Havas' rendition of "Weird Fishes," originally by Radiohead. He muses on the importance of recognizing the presence of light even in your darkest moments, emphasizing the power of individual choice and the ability to shift momentum towards positivity. Joe encourages you to embrace your own uniqueness and take control of you lives, reminding you that you are the ocean—where the Weird Fishes swim!—and have the power to create their own reality.

Episode Highlights:

The song sets a tone of deep darkness, but it also highlights the flickering presence of light that can guide us out of dark places.

Accepting negative circumstances may seem easier, but acknowledging the possibility of positive change requires a series of small choices.

Everything in our conscious awareness is light and information, while the phantoms represent changing experiences and conditions.

Being a "weird fish" in a bottomless sea implies individuality and the power to control one's own world.

Recognizing that we are the ocean and having the power of the ocean behind us allows us to escape darkness and experience momentum towards the light.

Rock bottom moments can initiate the search for light and the realization that there is only one way to go from there—up.

Grasping every bit of light builds momentum and leads to the acceptance of a new truth.

Encouragement to be one's own version of being insanely great and to choose a day filled with positivity, light, and personal growth.

For this latest Be Insanely Great song reaction, Joe brings out an iconic hit: the Beatles' "All You Need is Love," and explores the concept of love as a form of communication. He highlights the simplicity and profoundness of the song's message, emphasizing the importance of unconditional, selfless love and its potential to bring about positive change in both individuals and society. Joe encourages you to embrace love as a powerful force and incorporate it into your everyday life in order to enable personal transformation and a deeper connection with others.

Episode Highlights:

Find out which key members of the Rolling Stones were present during the recording of this classic Beatles tune.

The challenge of truly practicing unconditional love and examining why it is difficult for many people.

Acknowledging that the journey towards embodying unconditional love is not easy, but remember that even the pursuit itself is a success.

Looking at love as a universal language that transcends words, communicated through selfless actions and genuine authenticity.

Explore your own perspectives on love and share your experiences and feelings in the comments!

Joe Pizzella analyzes Alicia Keys' song "If I Ain't Got You" in his latest reaction installment, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the feeling rather than material possessions, power, or fame. He discusses the idea that true fulfillment comes from within and the need to reconnect with the energy and consciousness that reside inside each individual. He asks you to engage with music and life from a different perspective and to appreciate the power of love and selflessness.

Episode Highlights:

The song encourages listeners to prioritize the feeling and the energy within, rather than external possessions or achievements.

Why we shouldn't solely associate the song with romantic love, and how love goes beyond that narrow definition.

Challenging the notion that having everything handed to you without effort or understanding diminishes the ability to appreciate and love those things.

Joe takes you on a journey as he trains his sights on Journey's own "Faithfully." He delves into the deeper meaning behind the lyrics and explores the universal themes of struggle, faith, inner energy, and consciousness. He also discusses the power of thoughts and feelings in creating our reality, drawing connections to quantum physics, and concludes by encouraging you to remove the burdens of struggle and embrace their own inner energy to experience a life of joy and love.

Episode Highlights:

The symbolism of the sun as a source of energy and joy present in various religions and spiritual beliefs.

How what we say after "I Am" qualifies our conscious present awareness and affects our experiences.

Using the circus as a metaphor for the belief that external things are needed for happiness, when actual, true joy is found within.

How each individual is in their own world and has the power to shape their perspective and experiences.

The overarching message that many songs convey similar universal themes and can serve as sources of inspiration and understanding.