Liam Gallagher ‘s new video ‘Too Good For Giving Up’ is out now.
All the profits that are generated from the track will be donated to Talk Club for six months, an initiative that commenced on October 1st.
Liam Gallagher has released the powerful new video for his song “Too Good For Giving Up”, highlighting mental health awareness.
A Ballad with a Life-Saving Message
The track, from Liam’s #1 album C’MON YOU KNOW, stands as its emotional centerpiece. The lyrics offer a message of hope.
“Remember you belong here as much as anyone / Even when you’re just about to break.”
Fans have connected deeply with the song, with many sharing personal stories on social media. One listener commented, “This song could save lives.”
Liam Partners with Mental Health Charity Talk Club
Liam Gallagher announced a partnership with Talk Club, a mental health organization supporting men worldwide.
“We all know someone affected by suicide,” Liam said. “It’s important to talk. I’m really pleased to help with this song.”
Talk Club co-founders Ben Akers and Gavin Thorpe added:
“Suicide is the biggest killer of men under 50. Collaborating with Liam will raise awareness and save lives.”
From October 1st, all UK profits from the track will be donated to Talk Club for six months. Liam will also host a Twitter Q&A about mental health on Thursday, October 13, from 11 am to 12 pm.
The Video: A Visual Metaphor for Depression
Directed by Ryan Vernava and Liam Achaibou, the video features David Jonsson (BBC’s Industry). He walks the streets of Manchester, visibly weighed down by a life-sized version of himself.
Strangers ignore him—until others begin to join, offering support. Gradually, the weight becomes manageable. Jonsson’s character walks into a Talk Club meeting, welcomed and no longer alone.
The video’s concept was inspired by the directors’ personal loss of a close friend, deepening its message.
What Is Talk Club?
Talk Club is a global male community offering talking groups, sports clubs, and therapy. They promote mental fitness with one question:
“How are you? Out of 10?”
Their goal is simple—get men talking before it’s too late.
To join the community or find local support, visit Talk Club’s official website.
Source: XSNoize
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