Gerard way and this tooth pains while recording bullets

Gerard way and this tooth pains while recording bullets. And hearing him smashing his head against the wall screaming in pain. So I brought him to the emergency room. It's there's nothing wrong with him. They loaded him up on painkillers. The next day, same thing again. Pain was more intense. Finally, all of a sudden, we just hear like what the hell was that? We go over, we look and there's Gerard. It's on the floor. He gets up, he's just like, I think I just passed out, man. So we're like, oh, so we don't know what the hell's going on. So we had to call the ambulance because he was the whole time just freaking out. So then it got really bad on the third day where I came outside and he was physically smashing his head in the hood of my car, crying and screaming in pain. Ambulance gets there, they take him away. We're worried to death. We're like, oh, you know, what's going on with this guy? He's he's messed up. His vocal performance on that record is so desperate and sincere and you just feel every emotion on that record. Like you feel every single word that he says. And I think him being in so much pain at the time has a lot to do with why he pulled off that well. Get the diagnosis back, it was just an oversized toothache. The guy was just in pain from his toothache the entire time.