In bombing documents "Quiet on the set: Dark side of children's television" Drake Bell opened about the dark reality of his time on Nickelodon, shedding lights about his past experiences with the former manufacturer Brian Peck.

Emotional discoveries echoed with many, because Drake Bell described the permanent scars in detail with his industry time.

Since the documentary is broadcast, Bell was flooded with the response of other survivors who reached for him.

"It's really great to have experiences, instead of getting through the airport and asking for Selfie, come and share your documents and after your husband. It's something I never told you," "the bell People Magazine. "I didn't expect to have a piece to have such an impact on people."

Although it is open to his past, he is cathartic, Bell admits to keep him from guard.

"It's still like, wow, everyone knows my past and everyone knows my life," he thought. "But at the same time it's nice because they are my fans, for example, they return to my older songs from" Telegraph ", which was written while I was experienced. The fans now return to those records and go," this song hit it harder. He screamed from the top of the mountains from Day 1. '"

Although he calls the reason why his music rejoizes "heart", ", it's a nice artistic artistic to return to your catalog and realize," he really tried to say. " "

Bell actively heal, drawing the power from his loved ones, his faith and therapies.

"I hear other people's stories in group therapy and thinking about yourself," Oh, Wow, it was really a difficult story. That's what you experienced in your life, maybe I feel a little pleasant to share your story, and then maybe I can sympathize with others. "Because when you go through something like this, one of the main things is alone," said the actor People. "But then you hear these other stories and let me know:" I'm not the only one. "

Faith also plays a big role. "You have more strength, knowing you're not alone in this universe, you don't have to do it yourself, there's always someone to watch a big part in it," Bell said, "he said.

Shortly after we speak in the documentary, he let "somehow connect", raw and a deep personal path that touches topics of abuse and survival. Following musical video only deepens its influence, drawing a severe inspiration from its niclodic years.

The video opens with a young boy on a TV that examines his lines before he brought him into a trailer, who then closes the blinds. While the boy comes out of his chair, the backrests and exterior trailers reveal his name: Drake Bell.

Lyrics songs, "escape / from abuse and all the embarrassment," I understand that the bell is no longer hiding from his past. Instead, regain their story.

The tone is dramatically moved when the bell appears Modrizated and bloody, sitting in the car as if it just lasted a violent collision.

After surgery it is in what seems to be a group therapy for the session before reaching a guitar in the setting that strikingly reminds of the bedroom, Drake Parker, sharing with the Sword, Josh Nichols (I'm playing Josh Peck), on "Drake & Josh".

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After years of struggle and personal revelations, the next step of Bell seems clear: it does not only revise the past; He turns him into something powerful.

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