Ok, im sure it was just my mind playing tricks on me but earlier today i went to sleep at about 130 and woke up at 4ish, as i was trying to go back to sleep i got this real heavy feeling on my head and like it kept pushing on my brain. I thought i heard someone speaking a language i didnt understand and everytime it stopped the push on my brain would happen again, this happened for about 3 minutes then i fell asleep, im sure it was just my imagination but one thing im sure of is that i could feel it

A normal explanation would be to say that it was your imagination yes.
This is also something that can happen when you have a high fever. (I had this thing once, I heard people telling me to straighten my blanket. Weird, I know.) But since you didn't mention fever or anything it can't be it.
It might be someone trying to talk to you from the other side, but is this the first time it happens? If it happens again you should probably seek for another reasons, if it just happens once it's likely to be imagination.

a bad trip??..

no i wasnt high or ne thing thanks for the replys ......im sure it was just my imagination

It could have just been that you were tired. That sometimes happens to me, but, I don't hear voices. It was probably some people walking by your house. What did it sound like? Irish? German? Polish? French? Latin?

im not sure it was even a language just sounded like a bunch of words i couldnt comprehend.....but i was facing my wall and like i could feel it behind me...thats what made it really weird

Hmmm. Why don't you try calling TAPS ?

Hmmm.......are you sure you weren't still sleeping? I know that when I am in real deep sleep, and having a dream, I can feel what is going on in my dream. If I am eating something in my dream, I could actually taste it. ....and if I am doing something else in my dream, sometimes it is better asleep than when I am awake!

Ummm...that happens to everyone. Like I can hear peoples voices in my dreams. I even felt pain in a couple of my dreams. One time, I even hurt my wrist in my dream, and I actually hurt it in real life. First thing I hear a second before I wake up is my wrist cracking, almost like a snapping sound.

Okay, then. I think you might have just solved your mystery! You were sound asleep.
And I know it happens to a lot of people. Noone is unique.

Yes, but I'm just describing to you how and what happens during a dream.