Filled to the brim with emotion, overcome with a sense of joy, bursting with love, completely captivated by something… That’s when something stirs deep inside. There’s barely room for anything else — no rational thoughts, no outside opinions.
Think of Adele singing Someone Like You. Her voice carries so much emotion that even listeners feel overwhelmed. Or Ed Sheeran writing Perfect — it’s full of love, so much so that it becomes contagious.
Being "full of something" gets people moving. It makes them speak out, it stirs emotions. You overflow — maybe you cry, like fans do during Billie Eilish concerts when her lyrics hit a nerve. Or you’re constantly thinking about it, like Swifties analyzing every lyric of Taylor Swift’s new album.
Sometimes it’s difficult — intense emotions can be heavy. But it can also be amazing, especially when it's positive. If you're full of something, at least your life isn’t dull or empty.
Enthusiasm is contagious. Think of the fan madness around BTS or Beyoncé — people dance, cry, scream, and feel uplifted. But sadly, anger works the same way. Social media sometimes becomes a storm of emotions when people get outraged. It can churn inside you like a storm.
So how do you let go, how do you make space again? For some, it's listening to calming music — like Ludovico Einaudi’s piano pieces. For others, it’s faith or community, like singing in a gospel choir or attending a Taizé gathering.
Even a hype is about being full of something. After a Harry Styles concert, fans don’t just go home — they come back “charged,” glowing with emotion.
And just like that, through music, community, or faith, we recharge — not just emotionally, but spiritually.