In the Bomb Docuseries “Quiet on the set: The Dark Side of Kids TV”, Drake Bell opened on Nickelodeon about the dark reality of his time and resolved his earlier experiences with the former producer Brian Peck.
The emotional revelations have found many resonance when Drake Bell described the permanent scars that have left his time in the industry.
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Drake Bell overwhelmed by the support of Survivor: “I didn’t expect the effects to be so great”
Since the documentary was broadcast, Bell has been overwhelmed by the reaction of other survivors who turned to him.
“It is really great to have experiences now where you, instead of going through the airport and getting up and asking for a selfie, you share your stories and say:” I saw your documentary and after her interview I opened my husband. It’s something I never told anyone, ”said Bell to People Magazine. “I hadn’t expected the piece to have this kind of effect on people.”
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Drake reflects fans who rediscover his music
Although Bell was open about his past, it is cathartic that he is still unprepared.
“It is still like WoW, everyone knows my past and everyone knows my life,” he considered. “But at the same time it is nice because my fans return to my older songs from ‘Telegraph’, which were written and produced while I experienced everything. It’s all lyrical in this plate. The fans are now returning to these records and go: ‘This song hits so much harder. He has been screaming since day 1. ”
While he calls the reason why his music is “heartbreaking” again, Bell admitted, “it is nice and artistic that the fans return to their catalog and realize that he really tried to say.”
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Drake Bell, who find strength in faith, therapy and shared stories
Bell actively heals and pulls strength from his loved ones, his belief and therapy.
“To hear the stories of other people in group therapy and think themselves:” Oh, wow, that was a really difficult story. That is what you have experienced in your life, maybe I feel a little comfortable to share my story, and maybe I can empathize with others. ‘Because if you go through something like this, one of the most important things is that you are alone, ”said the actor, the actor said People. “But then you hear these other stories and you are like ‘I’m not the only one.”
Faith also plays a major role. “If you know that you are not alone in this universe, you don’t have to do it alone. It is always someone who is looking for them, plays a big role in it,” said Bell.
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Drake channel a trauma in music with a powerful new track “I somehow refer to”
Shortly after he had had an impact in the documentary, he released “I Art of Relate”, a raw and deeply personal track, the topics of abuse and survival. The associated music video only deepened its effect and was heavily inspired from his nickelodeon years.
The video begins with a boy on the television who rehearsals his lines before he is led to a trailer by an adult man who then closes the blinds. When the boy rises from his chair, the backrest and the outside area of
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The texts of the song, “go away / out of abuse and all the shame”, make it clear that Bell no longer hides from his past. Instead, he enriches his story back.
Drake Bell confronts his past in the haunting music video
The tone shifts dramatically when Bell appears injured and bloody and sits in a car as if it had just endured a violent crash.
After the operation, he is apparently a group therapy session before he finally reaches for a guitar in an environment that strikingly resembles the bedroom Drake Parker, shared with his stepbrother Josh Nichols (played by von von von von von von von Josh Peck) on “Drake & Josh”.
“I somehow get a beauty in my pain / I run away / from the abuse and all the shame: Because nobody comes / to my house more / nobody knocks on my door / I get in touch / The wrong decisions that I made / I wanted to stay / but I could not take another day / my golden days / they seem so far and gray / I run away (run away).”
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After years of fighting and personal revelations, Bell’s next step seems to be clear: he is not only checking the past; He turns it into something powerful.
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