@MicMash265
This song helped me in my healing process.. remember no matter how broken we are, things will get better, remember broken crayons still color .
@lamirabangs
Depression does not have a particular face or race. Neither does it come at a certain pace or outfit. Check on your "happy", sad, creative, and especially quiet friends. Kindness can save a life 🙏🏾
@Audionique_music
Even the brightest smiles can hide silent battles. Check on the ones you love, you never know who’s fighting to stay afloat behind a quiet I’m fine.
@Cresce_Music
This song warms my heart and makes me feel like there is still genuinly passionate artists out there. Now I can't wait for the summer lol.. Her passion shines through both the song and the video. I get inspired by these type of vibes a lot lately.. I just dropped my first afrostyle song on my channel, to anyone that shows love and checks me out, I will forever be thankful.. I want to bring back connection and love through music because I feel like that's what the world is missing right now 🙏❤️
@dwdavis2636
I am a humble Father of 2 boys and the stress of parenthood has been a huge weight as of late ,but this song captured all my feelings in a way that is unexplainable. May God bless you and your art. We hear you!! Nuff love and respect ...Bahamas/Jamaica/Florida stand up!!
@musokeronald7453
When a friend is deep in depression, words often aren’t enough to pull them out. But, words can offer hope, remind someone it’s OK to speak up and help make sure nobody feels like they’re completely alone. this is a perfect song to share with loved ones who are isolating themselves. @Libianca thanks for releasing a mental health anthem. Too much love from Uganda.
@Philfine
So beautiful! ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
@Ndinanake
As a Nigerian, whenever I hear Cameroun, what comes to mind is a great footballing nation and the Indomitable Lions. From now on, making top-notch music will be synonymous with the country. This is as good as it gets. Great job, Libianca! What a beautiful irony? Who would could have imagined that the land from whence the intimidating roar of lions echoe would come the soothing voice of an angel? Mother nature sure knows how to maintain a balance in the ecosystem.
@drea0795
Finally, a song not just about romantic love or sex or money, but of common, real life human experience that affects us all. So proud of this message and the amazing talent used to portray it!! 👏🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾💜 God bless you 🙏🏾.
@sorellekemayou
Euphorie mise de côté, cette chanson parle tellement à mon cœur. J'ai vécu une dépression qui a duré 2 ans et... personne n'avait remarqué dans mon entourage. Je souriais alors que dans mon cœur je pleurais, j'écoutais les autres mais personne pour m'écouter. J'étais la bonne amie qui n'avait pas d'épaules sur lesquelles se reposer. Deux années de calvaire et de douleurs. Mais aujourd'hui, je vais bien mieux. Il m'arrive de sombrer de temps à autre, de pleurer et de vouloir juste qu'on m'écoute et il n'y a souvent personne, car les autres ont eux aussi leurs difficultés. Je sais que la vie n'est facile pour personne, mais prenons vraiment le temps de prendre soin les uns des autres, d'être là pour chacun d'entre nous, de nous soutenir quand on passe par des situations difficiles. Merci Libianca pour cet appel à l'amour et à l'entraide. C'est important d'en parler. Merci infiniment. Que Dieu bénisse tous ceux qui liront ce commentaire. 🙏🏾❤️❤️ Et bien évidemment, on la remercie de représenter le continent camerounais dans toute sa splendeur. 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲
@tesfaymengesha
This incredible
@helenduong5166
I just want to be open and say this to the public that I truly love this song so much from the bottom of my heart. One of my best friends for 8-9 years passed away due from suicide 2 years ago, but my other best friends and I just heard the news a few months after her passing. I felt terrible. I always have the sense of guilt of not being able to be a good friend to her by not checking up on her often. I was too busy with school, work, and family and not even have the chance to take care of myself and have a free-time of my own. Not only that, I am not a consistent friend because I would only talk or reply to people that talks to me first or texts me back, but I will always get back to them immediately or asap. Ever since I finally confirm and acknowledge the fact that she is gone from this world, I always cried on my bed, missing her and wishing to get back to where we were just young and free and just being kids and hanging out with each other and with our other best friends and then finally hours later, I go to sleep due to exhaustion from crying too much. Even typing this whole thing is bringing me to tears and having a huge regret. I wish I can turned back time and can change her fate and her life by just a text or a call every so often, “Hey Gurl! I miss you! How are you?”
@lynnwaweru3347
It's sad how so many people resonate with this song. It's also really encouraging that we are willing to be more open about mental health issues. I'm super proud of you. Sending lots of love from Kenya. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 Continue shining!!!
@Silversiren-d1b
I just listened to "People" by Libianca for the first time, and the emotions in that song really hit home for me. It captures that deep, aching feeling of being overlooked and unheard—something I’ve wrestled with myself. When I heard the line about drinking for the past five days, I didn’t feel any judgment toward you or the story in the lyrics. Life can be so heavy sometimes, and who am I to say how someone else should deal with their pain? We never truly know what’s happening behind closed doors—the struggles someone’s facing or the lengths they might go to just to keep going when they feel invisible. For me, though, I’ve found my own way through it. I’ve turned to wellness and leaned hard into my faith in God to carry me from one day to the next. It’s not always easy, but it’s what keeps me grounded.
@ChristianPrinceorginal
Even 2029 we'll be here this one will never get old
@denroynedd942
I hope all my Caribbean people out there watching and supporting this big tune. Big up from Grenada 🇬🇩
@KeyoniaMurphy
As someone who literally was born from rape and thrown into the foster care system. Bullied and ostracized by my peers from preschool to college, survived abuse & homelessness, overcame sexual addiction, got abandoned twice by my biological family, had several failed relationships, and battles two mental disorders; this song saved my life and made me feel seen. This song came on my pandora yesterday and I broke down completely it was sooo therapeutic, you saved my life don't ever stop making music. Write for those who are invisible in the world- Peace
@LowcountryThrivingwithRho
This song is going to heal people who suffering in silence . Thank You 🙏🏾
@hungarianlessonwithzsuzsi
My son is half Cameroonian. I'm so.proud of this nation.😊😊
@IAMLIBIANCA