Disturbed stops show to comfort scared girl

Amazing how a hard rock/metal singer can give a better speech than any politician has in the last 50 years.

She will remember that moment for her entire life. His actions speak volumes of his character. What a great guy. 👍👍

"Sometimes darkness can show you the light." I love that!

That’s a core memory that little girl and her parents will never forget. Amazing

I passed out infront of the stage at a show with disturbed, and stp. I was taken backstage and they sat me down and were checking on me and David came over and asked me if I was OK and just talked to me for a minute. It was at the end of the show and while he was talking to me everyone from disturbed and stp stopped by to see if I was OK, never will forget that. Just good people

That's what I love about the scene. The fans may look scary, the lyrics may sound violent, the moshpits may look chaotic, the bandnames may be obscene, but they are some of the greatest people I have ever met. And those who look the most like you don't want to mess with them often turn out to be the kindest

I love the way he speaks, it has a lovely cadence, a clipped tone, it's somehow very fascinating.

"Sometimes darkness can show you the light" Powerful words.

I have a whole new respect for David. That was the most compassionate thing I've seen at a concert.

Not easy to balance the needs of a crowd with the needs of an individual within a crowd. What a masterclass. He's a class act who clearly cares about his fans. What an orator, too.

To be honest, I've never even heard of Disturbed. I guess I live a sheltered life, lol. I just saw the heading that he stops show to comfort a scared girl. I am so impressed by what he said. It gives me hope in a better future. Seeing & hearing so much that is so messed up has made me view the world pretty negatively. This is beautiful. We need people like him in governments around the world.

Metal singers and musicians are the most humble and sweet natured people. I lost my mother to cancer, and shortly after I lost my father to a stroke, the only things that gave me comfort, solace and spoke to me while my family was tearing itself apart with grief were the Iowa and Slipknot albums by Slipknot and Rob Zombie's Hellbilly Deluxe and The Sinister Urge. The subject matter of Iowa in particular really summed up how I was feeling. I wrote to the record company/management of both artists......they wrote back. Rob Zombie sent a handwritten letter offering support and thanks, and he said better days are ahead, he even called me brother, while my own family were barely speaking to me. Slipknot...a BEAUTIFUL letter from Corey, just sending love and understanding, and how honoured they were that their work meant so much to a fan in an emotional situation. The whole band (Shawn, Paul, Chris, Sid, (who also drew Decepticon and Autobot logos for me, because I said I'm a Transformers fan), Craig, Mick, Joey, and Jim) signed it too (I've had the signatures checked, they're genuine). I still have them in a safe place, they are treasured. It's the pop singers who are usually crap people. With the loss of Paul Gray and Joey Jordison, the Slipknot letter has a new meaning too, I'll never part with it.

David is the definition of a gentleman

As a 77 year old granny I must admit I absolutely love Disturbed. I've been listening to them for years and they make me happy.

I hope she gets to rewatch this as an older and wiser person and gets to understand those words better, it is one hell of a deep speech.

"Sometimes darkness will show you the light." Thats powerful message right there

I’m not even a fan of this band but now I am. What a speech and cool guy period. I salute you.

Metalheads are in reality the softest of the softies. And i love that.

I’ve been to a LOT of shows in my 52 years on this planet. Disturbed is one of the best live shows I’ve ever seen. I swear, it was the most cathartic release, just 90-ish minutes of pure fun, not caring about a damn thing except the music.

Grew up on Disturbed. Saw them 3 times live, and each time, David made a point to connect with the crowd. ❤ this band