Max Bemis - Half of Us - Finding Help - Part 4

Max Bemis on mtvU's Half of Us.
Part 4 - Finding Help

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[scottygev]

Max = greatest song writer ever

[evjh]

It is purely heroic that someone is stepping up to teach us about this.

[iwantsifegold]

This guy is so inspiring

I love his band and wish him the best.....

[THExASTEROIDxEATER]

Schizophrenia, I'm glad he stopped doing shit like this, some people just shouldn't do drugs, especially with mental disorders. That's all folks, kudos to MTV for whoring his recovery, just like steve-o did, or any other celebrity in the near future. INB4 Paris hilton.

[THExASTEROIDxEATER]

Okay, It wasn't the drugs that messed this guy up....It was his own undoing. Stop clinging to drugs as your scape-goat, you fucks. I'm not trolling, Bi-polar disorder is a bad match up to stress, ill admit drugs may have influenced that in some way, but not entirely, for god sakes he locked himself in an apartment for 6 months with no one other than a band mate to talk to which obviously warped his view on reality. As stress began piling beyond the clouds his brain gave up, which lead to mild

[supersexyninjajunjun]

@k1ngross amen. max is the man. he cares about his fans in a way that no other artist out there does. :)

[rittapang]

I love Max Bemis so much.

[RevoltOfAges]

This man is so inspiring.

[k1ngross]

@WATCHTHESTEW4me it's the complete opposite of selling out. Writing music for 1 person out of his millions of fans. Have you any idea how long it takes to write a song? how much effort it takes? If someone offered me a measly £150 to write a song there's no chance I'd do it, I'd get paid better for my time working at McDonalds. Selling out is forgetting about the music/fans in favor of money. Max, at least thus far has always put the music first and is always thinking about the fans.

[safetosaydontquoteme]

so you're telling me that if you were getting a raise at work. you wouldn't take it? he probaly isn't even getting paid for this, he's just showing people what it's like to be bipolar from the eyes of someone who's got a little bit of fame behind them.

[misskimberlyk]

honestly this is his job.

he gets paid to write music and share it.

if that makes him a sellout

then all paid musicians are too..

at least you know that he loves what he does.

[assavenger]

i think that it's really great that he took something that helped him get by with hard times, which would be music and share it with other kids and their struggles. that's trying to help other people. that in no way is selling out. thats being a great person