"CANOE - JAM! Music - Karen Bliss's Lowdown: Insider Canadian music news: 3DG doc aims to help addicts". "Rehab playlist: 10 songs about addiction and recovery". The song was ranked at number 45 on Loudwire's "Top 21st Century Hard Rock Songs" in 2012. The song received the BMI Awards in 2006 along with their other single " Pain". At the 2006 Billboard Music Awards, the song was nominated for "Modern Rock Single of the Year" and won the "Rock Single of the Year". In 2006, the song was Canada's most-played rock song and won that year's Mediabase award for the most-played rock song on radio. The video was released on April 24, 2006. During the video, clips of the band playing are featured. Gontier finds out it was all a dream, but his bedroom is seen in shambles as he looks around in wonder.
He then gets frightened and yells, proceeding to overturn a table and throw a chair through a window. It ends with his meeting a woman in a bar, only to find her looking just like the monster. He starts looking into mirrors, and other reflective objects, seeing himself as a monstrous entity once again with deathly eyes and a gaping hole with menacing teeth for a mouth twice, walking through various places, including a street where he pushes through everyone in front of him. He then gets up, gets dressed then starts walking through the streets of Downtown Ontario. On top of him is a monstrous entity whom he tries to fight. The video starts with Gontier in his torn apart bedroom asleep. The video, directed by Dean Karr, features singer Adam Gontier as the main character. Christian parody band ApologetiX recorded a parody of "Animal I Have Become", entitled "Animals I Have Begun" on their 2008 album, Future Tense. Both "Animal I Have Become" and " Pain" have been released in acoustic formats and are available on online music stores such as iTunes. In late 2005, the band performed an alternate version of the song in concerts that featured a different set of lyrics.
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