Mike Shinoda Unboxing - Hybrid Theory 20th Anniversary Edition Super Deluxe Box Set

Mike, after all these years, is still a humble man.

When he opened up the book and saw Chester's pics... oh man, you can tell by the look in his eyes and the way his voice changes that he still misses Chester a lot.

Dude still looks like he just turned 27.

I get that he's trying to keep a happy face for the camera, but you can definitely see the pain in his eyes when he looks at the old photos of the band, especially the Chester ones. We miss him too, Mike, trust me.

i think it’s the coolest thing how my mom was a fan when she was a teen (she’s still a fan) and i’m a fan too (i have been since i was a kid, i’m a teen now). it goes to show how a band can be loved by two different generations. rip chester <3

Mike's happy face just got emotional while unboxing this box as it contains the unforgettable memories of LINKIN PARK.. RIP Chester Bennington...☹️😔

That background "crawling" melody is so beautiful.

Every time I see Mike, I just instinctively smile. He's one of those people that can just brighten up a whole room. Love you, Mike!

Mike still looks like he is in his 20s.

I love Mike's face while unboxing, he looks like a curious little child at its birthday ;D

To All of Linkin Park: Linkin Park was the soundtrack to my life during my military career. No matter how lonely I felt, no matter how destroyed I was inside, I had my Linkin Park cd's. I've struggled with deep depression because of military career, and on more than one occasion, I've tried to end my own life. Without fail, when I got home from the hospital, I'd hop in my car, turn up the subs, load all 6 CD slots with Linkin Park Albums, and I'd belt out every word and every note. It's a form a therapy for me that has saved me time and time again. When I got the news that Chester was no longer with us, it hit me harder than I thought it would. I mean, it's just a band, right? It's just another celebrity, right? These things happen and while sad, is of no consequence to me..... Right? WRONG. Your music helped me become the stronger person I am today and because of that, a part of my history died. When I read how he died, so many things became so clear to me about the music. I could understand the music even more. I listened to one of my CDs and I could not only hear the pain, I could empathize and feel it as well. How could I have been so blind to it? I finally understood that we shared the same pain. Belting out the vocals helped me realize that I'm not alone and regardless of how I may feel, I'm not the only one. I will forever be a fan of all of your music and probably everyday for the rest of my life Crawling will be just as epic of a one person concert in my car as Bohemian Rhapsody. Thank you Linkin Park for sharing your talents, being the soundtrack to so many memorable days, and for continuing to share a bit of your lives with your fans. You have helped save my life more than once, and I will forever be grateful.

The way Mike is saying Chester's name with so much tenderness, so much love, so much memories..... We love you Chester, we love you Linkin Park, thank you so much for all this and more

I love the Linkin Park community. Everyone is so chill, understanding, and we look out for each other.

It doesn't matter how many times you hear Linkin park's songs you will never stop getting goosebumps...😭

I don’t think mike knows how big is LP......so humble

Watching Mike go numb for a moment looking at Chester's enlarged photo is heartbreaking 💔 Stay strong Mike❤️✨

It's been 20 years? The clock ticks life away.

I don't think I'll ever get over Chester’s passing. I grew up with Linkin Park being my favorite band for several years and my main introduction to music. It still hurts a little to watch this and think about those 20 years, can’t imagine how Mike, the rest of the band, and his family feel. Love you guys and will forever cherish LP ❤️

Mankind is not worthy of Michael Kenji Shinoda. He's just too pure of a human being. Thank you, Mike. For everything <3

I will never forget the first time I ever heard Papercut on the radio, so ling ago. Hybrid Theory and Meteora carried me through my formative years.