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Brad Arnold, the lead singer and one of the founders of 3 Doors Down, has sadly passed away at the age of 47.
I don’t usually follow celebrities on social media or pay much attention to their day-to-day lives—it’s never really been my thing—but this news genuinely hit me. I’ve been listening to 3 Doors Down since I was about 13, for roughly 20 years now—more than half my life. Their music helped me through some difficult times and played a big role in shaping the kind of music I listen to today. I know he was unwell since last May and was really hoping there would be a breakthrough but at the same time, knew there wasn't much than could be done since it was Stage 4.
I know it might sound silly since I never met Brad Arnold, but his passing still feels significant. He was so young, and his work had a real impact on my life. There are very few public figures whose deaths have affected me like this, and he is one of them.
This isn’t silly. It’s sad he was so young too. He had an impact on your life so it’s valid to be upset.
The sun is always gonna rise up
You need to get up, gotta keep your head up
Look at the people all around you
The way you feel is something everybody goes through