1992 vs. 1993 Kurt's opinion on "hermit crabs" and hating humanity

I'm happy that Kurt finally understood us hermits in 93' :')
TMF 1992 interview & MUCH 1993 interview
(Also, take this video however you want; However, this isn't a critique of him at all, just wanted to make that known. I just thought how his outlook on humanity and wanting to be alone and away from people in 92' vs 93' was interesting to compare, though I can see someone not really finding much similarities between the two clips at all, and that's cool too. If that's the case, then just enjoy the sound of Kurt's voice in this video and disregard everything I just said)

[@Jerrywood111]

i like how he left out the part of "the perfume" where the guy murders hookers and makes perfume out of them

[@Ghostbillies606]

The movie is pretty badass as well

[@blarghblargh]

lol yeah. tho at least part of that particular interview was tongue in cheek, as it often was. seemed like he would be sarcastic for a bit, then finally get comfortable enough to give an honest answer. seems kinda like you'd expect a guy to be if he had social anxiety, was forced in front of a camera, then decided to push through it. but like everyone else talking about this guy over the decades, I'm probably just projecting.

[@wordup897]

Michael Hutchence talked about that - saw it in a great doc the other day.

[@Propane_Acccessories]

I will call this one "Black Diamond No. 9"

[@Trancymind]

A very unique book/movie that should be highly recommended to anyone even religious people. With perfume, we can end slavery, discrimination, toppled evil governments, end rapes cases, dispose nukes, marry nuns, end depression and suicide... Ohh the possibilities. Not being judged... Oh yeah.

[@jcam.hart8]

Kurt Cobain 92': 🤓 Kurt Cobain 93': 🧔🏼🚬

[@CaptainQuoll]

94: 🧔🏼🔫👩🏼

[@AdriKins_4444]

​@@CaptainQuoll 💀

[@oui2611]

i noticed that kurt alone reveals more personal thoughts compared to when he is interviewed with his bandmates. he kinda lies to himself around krist and dave when journalists mentioned heroin when he was next to dave and krist he just denied using it. When he was alone with an interviewer he spoke openly about heroin. When he was asked around krist and dave about why in utero was gonna be named "i hate myself and i want to die", he just replied that it was a joke title.

[@corndogrequiem1728]

To be fair, I think there might have been a transition of wanting to party the pain away to realizing that doesn't work. But you're right, depressed people find it easier to talk to strangers than the people they're closest to about their situation for some reason.

[@headSoup]

@@corndogrequiem1728 you don’t want to people you love and care about to treat you differently

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

It was a joke title

[@rijksvoorlichtingsdienst4427]

Hes dead

[@Beavisofficial]

@@Ukraineaissance2014 I heard he did heroin and killed himself "for the lolz" too. He was always very comedic in his nature

[@tamtamj8787]

I love Kurt's glasses and the coat over his head.

[@shonuff4951]

Lol Dave cracked out of his mind back there breaking twigs and sorting them

[@kay_haos]

This just had me cracking up my girlfriend looked at me like wtf is wrong with you😂 thank you for that laugh much needed

[@aquarius5264]

hey leave em alone man let em sort them twigs in peace

[@nicholaskruger9460]

Yeah. You don’t sort twigs on crack. Stop spreading disinformation.

[@codymcgrew4015]

Dave didn’t do drugs man. Other than pot.

[@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it]

@@codymcgrew4015 true. he drank a lot of coffee and did pot/ does. he is just a different breed. i bet he has some adhd or some kind bcuz of how long he can hit drums so hard consistently.

[@spas6433]

“I dont wanna turn into that kind of person” *locks self in house for 6 months*

[@Tilith]

He was afraid of it because he knew he was weak to it. Some days you want to overcome your fears and save the world and the next you want to crawl under a blanket for 6 months while eating chocolate.

[@The_Man_Who_Sold_the_World.]

It happens all the time

[@fonts555]

He was bipolar. And as a bipolar myself, sometimes I love going out and meeting people, sometimes I don't but I get out anyway, and sometimes I just don't wanna get out of bed. And if you're on drugs, your behavior just gets even more erratic

[@peytonlong5573]

Usually if you’re scared of a habit it most likely is because you can see yourself do it

[@MariaLuz-tb5zk]

How do You know he was bipolar? ​@@fonts555

[@ElSantoLuchador]

I met Kurt in Olympia when I was at Evergreen. He was a pretty social dude. He was the dream of all the alterna-chicks even at the time. I'd call him an anti-social socialite. Met Courtney too. She's exactly like she is on TV. When Courtney love punched Kathleen Hannah (Bikini Kill), who I went to school with, I read about it in the news. After leaving school the next time I saw Kurt was on the cover of the Rolling Stone. It was pretty surreal, but not surprising.

[@peterhoare3219]

GREAT story mate! Well done

[@peterhoare3219]

@@Talitha-hv3ze it DID sound a bit far fetched and an oft repeated tale, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt....😉

[@senorfish2503]

Pics or it didn't happen

[@MetallicaRocksss]

No you didn't.

[@rainbowbridge4766]

What time period was this? How did he look?

[@brsvideos8143]

I don't really watch videos of Kurt anymore, but when I do I still get the same feeling. He died the year before I was even born so it's like looking at old home videos of someone your parents knew and liked that you never got to meet, like seeing his face is different to seeing anyone else's.

[@macaroon147]

Hey fellow 95'er

[@macaroon147]

Who knows though, one of us born in 1995 is probably Kurt reincarnated looking at videos of our past life

[@Trancymind]

Have you seen Kurts artwork? It is really fascinating.

[@lopiklop]

@@macaroon147 WOW. You guys really worship him like the Buddha

[@IslamicRageBoy]

It’s just a dead white guy

[@Nannahd]

I always thought Dave Grohl looks like a Simpsons character

[@traveladdict4884]

The bus driver

[@edmunddonnelly3881]

It´s the overbite.

[@seanpayne2470]

heyyyyy bart dude

[@johnshields6852]

The human condition is complex enough when your unknown, fame just multiplies that, I can only imagine what it's like. It's ironic that most things we fantasize about, in reality are nothing like the actual fantasy, the reality is never as good as the fantasy

[@DiabloDaSlaya]

​@chrisohalloran9106 Life has good and bad, they need each other to exist. I believe it should not dissuade you from pursuing what you feel most connected to. A life worth living isn't an easy life. Just my two cents brother, all love.

[@hectorlopez1069]

3 friends conquering the music industry.

[@sharutamonud7698]

Wasnt the kind to shut himself in, but was definately the kind to shut himself off.

[@christofferolofsson7908]

I think u mean ”shoot himself off”🤪

[@deepinmind83]

When you are that sensitive to the world around you, sensitive enough to tap into the zeitgeist, being exposed to it constantly is excruciating.

[@NathanHoff96]

@@deepinmind83 There's a psychological solution to this. Developing the inverse of imposter syndrome. Feeling that everyone is famous and happy except for you. Somebody out there is living your "perfect life". Then you realize life isn't perfect so you have no choice but to constantly take the good with the bad and VOILA you're on track to being a more centered person.

[@Fluffymck]

@@christofferolofsson7908 wow

[@hankthetank8039]

@@christofferolofsson7908 Boooo.

[@Anton_Sh.]

It's very corny to say, but I miss those days without smartphones and heavy internet overuse.. Weren't they people more gentle, well-thought and overall articulate, even among the punk-rock type guys?

[@vnu7145]

I think those traits are just traits that are unique to kurt

[@VoteForBukele]

No. You’re romanticizing a time period that you reflect on with fondness. Live in the present. The past is gone.

[@Anton_Sh.]

@@VoteForBukele I understand what you're saying , but I said it with this in mind, as well. I think very different informational environment overall affected people, making them somewhat different. The people of the books era were also quite different for the same purpose (not just everything else).

[@VoteForBukele]

@@Anton_Sh. I understand where you’re coming from. But when I take the emotion out of it and focus on reality, people haven’t changed. When Gutenberg invented the printing press, it still required people to be literate. And people were easily fooled. When radio and tv appeared, it required people to have the intellectual capacity to parse the data they were receiving. Some people have the mental capacity. Most people actually do not. They see the world through their own lens. Not as it is. In the internet era? Nothing has changed except the speed with which news and data spreads. People are inherently stupid. We like to think of ourselves as evolved, but in reality most people are of little actual Value and will eat you given the opportunity. It’s all absurdity.

[@davlor86]

Nah honestly it was more boring but yeah I feel like I was still happier back then, I was a little kid, even the silliest thing made me the happiest child, now I’m like Kurt Cobain but with no talent lol

[@tybarker5038]

Insane how different he looks in one year

[@kahdeksanbit]

a year of hair growth and losing the glasses?

[@noallpro]

@@kahdeksanbit And a good bit thinner, why so antagonistic? Over emotional perhaps?

[@benhartart9487]

all the heroin brother

[@ElStink4K]

@@noallpro Not that deep

[@dylanm691]

@@noallpro A LITTLE ANGRY A LITTLE CRAZY MAYBE A LITTLE WILD PERHAPS DO YOU NEED THERAPY I THINK YOU DO AFTER READING YOUR COMMENT IM WORRIED FOR YOU NOAL

[@Shitballs69420]

Here I am waiting for Kurt to start discussing crabs 🦀 😂

[@rexx9496]

I'm sure he caught some from Courtney.

[@leilamanchino]

@@rexx9496I laughed so hard at this but it wasn’t even a laugh it sounded otherworldly 😭

[@JohnAnderson-fj2rl]

Misanthropy isn't really what that book is about though, I am not sure if he got it confused with something else. The book is about a man who is naturally born with a superhuman sense of smell and eventually becomes a perfumer because of it. Later on, the same man becomes obsessed with developing the "perfect" perfume after encountering a certain unforgettable scent of a certain woman. The perfumer later begins to murder women in order to extract that smell and recreate it via a perfume.

[@deadroses19]

Jean grenouille is deeply troubled and big part of that is with him being cut off from society for his unapproachable persona

[@SacredOm369]

well it sounds like kurt had a problem with women too but he just didn't want to go there so he disguised it with "I hate all people", which is also probably true. I'm willing to bet if he read it 10 times, he knows what the book is about. And that's not really a topic you want to discuss on TV when your career is on the line.

[@fabrix199]

@@SacredOm369 I doubt there was any problem he had with women, he was a feminist and said he thought women are oppresed in society

[@fabrix199]

@Darko You're right and I don't remember he ever saying he was feminist tbh, other than just showing advocacy for the movement (and some other ideologies for equality)

[@codymcgrew4015]

@@SacredOm369 you must not know anything about Kurt Cobain

[@-wack]

I think celebs (or Atleast for Kurt’s case) become scared of other people when start to see how others idolize you, as if you’re some kind of elitist greater than life because of something you created that’s so iconic, relatable, and unforgettable. Something new, original, and refreshing. Sometimes it’s a cancer, and later it becomes a new fear.

[@perrycoffey5410]

Can you spell celebrities if not stop abbreviating it

[@-wack]

@@perrycoffey5410 I wrote a full paragraph but the only thing that caught your eye is. “Celebs” do you have adhd?!?

[@infinidominion]

People start to feel entitled to feel certain ways when they become aware of you and that treatment, to witness it, makes other things like money feel worthless. Dave Chappelle chose to walk from it

[@yeahno8294]

I don't think they are afraid of them I think they are just disgusting and hate them as I do and I'm not a celebrity I just pay attention and yes humans are the most vile disgusting creatures ever to exist.

[@laurenurban3942]

Celebrities are scared of the unhinged crazies….the fans who want to invade their space, touch them and hang out with them like they’ve known them for years. That’s creepy…..and why they have bodyguards.

[@boneappletea3858]

It's like Dave's teeth are trying to escape his face. Definitely a mouth breather.

[@risenfromyoutubesashesagai6302]

So wierd... thats what I was just thinking. I was like "Look at Dave back there, staring into the sky like he's watching a UFO, mouth wide open like Chaka from OG Land of the Lost."

[@nicholaskruger9460]

Chaka couldn’t breathe through thst mask I bet

[@kiwiangeldust6912]

what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I've ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response was there anything that could even be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul

[@UlyKansas]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ko-rp7ge]

That's dope

[@liltunturi1251]

Crazy to think, that these people were hoping for a brighter future, yet look where we are now. Life get more and more complicated if anything. I always wondered if I would enjoy having lived in the 80´s or 90´s. Just how to be happy in these times. One would think phones and internet would make living easier, but it just creates this expectation of reacting quickly at all times, things cant wait for tomorrow, everyone wants you to message them immediately, how is someone who likes to think deeply supposed to live under these rules. When you dont have instagram and tiktok and all of that, you cant relate to most people your age and you want to be happily alone, but you hate being isolated as it is a basic human need. It is war that nobody sees.

[@WhaleManMan]

How tragic it must be to live with easy access to food and water while also having TikTok exist 😢

[@101Volts]

Uh, there always has been crazy junk in the news that could make a person feel sick if it's taken and believed too seriously; it's not new. If you were in your 20s in 1992, you could have been hearing of the L. A. Riots. And if you were in New York City in 1974 - 1975, the fire department handed out "How to survive NYC" brochures back then because the crime was so bad. I don't know how old the next story is, but since I read Norman Vincent Peale's "The Power of Positive Thinking," I remember a part where it mentioned a guy (probably any time from the 1930s - 1950s) drinking some sort of medicine to calm his nerves, but I don't suppose it was working so well. Another time in the book, someone else said he tuned in to the news and got an earful of trouble. The book then recommends better remedies, and it's a good read. If you watch the real old public domain movie "His Girl Friday" from 1940, you can see fictional takes of newsroom people making lies up just to sell their stupid newspapers - it's *not* new. I won't give too many spoilers, but there's one time real late in the movie shortly after the "Get Out" scene where there are about 5 news people making lies up about someone just to sell papers.

[@thunder_head]

I think that belittling the struggle of dealing with the modern saturation of media in a world where you, on your cell phone. can watch someone on the other side of the world, from their cell phone, beg for food and water and a cessation to hostilities of nations they have little to do with… it’s a bit naive and tacky. I think that this new tool we have access to is similar to firearms or the combustion engine - they fundamentally change the way their respective ecosystem works, and continually anplify the power of the individual who uses them. But, alternately, they also make the user dependent upon a much more complicated set of support structures and delicate networks of supply, as well as quickening the pace and expectations of life. A more complicated lifestyle is not necessarily the better lifestyle, but it is the one that we currently have.

[@MyPalJimbo]

There are countless formulas for pressing flowers

[@MrX-jw7qd]

I don't wanna turn into that kind of a person, he said with his jacket weirdly over his head, looking like a turtle with a retracted head.

[@wealthyblackman2655]

Woooo.. This is the second interview I have seen where Kurt repeats this story. Maybe he really was a hypochondriac and frightened of people.... I am starting to see a pattern of PTSD complexes in his behavior. This would stir a deep depression in anyone...

[@Fluffymck]

I’ve dealt with depression for 7 years I can see what your trying to say u could say his whole persona is a act until he’s alone with his mates or his ex girl maybe I’m wrong maybe I’m right

[@aylahughes9185]

also, drugs and a hormone deficiency....

[@MrX-jw7qd]

What story?

[@aylahughes9185]

@@Fluffymck who cares? how about fixing the depression? stop doing drugs and take care of your hormone problems. mouth breathers. there is not a solution to you all's problems. the problem is the solution inherently. its quantum. yall need to wake up to god and his miracles thru us of science yall would solve your problems in less then a year. but you wana go looking for a "cure" instead. hormones, testosterone levels, forever chemical elimination, prayer, fasting, diet. wake up.

[@blightedgrounds]

Courtney Love will do that to a man.

[@paulv5260]

'Scentless Apprentice" makes much more sense now.....

[@John6-40]

Tbh, Kurt is like the only person I've seen that could look like 2 totally different people in the span of one year. Sound different and have a different mentality, too. There's Bleach era Kurt, Reading Festival nerdy short hair era Kurt, traditional blonde with goatee Kurt, Brown medium hair Kurt, etc. All look wildly different.

[@johnszczerba9979]

Kurt looked so cool in 93

[@peytonlong5573]

Not many artists I wish I could’ve met but Kurt Cobain and 2pac easily would be my top 2

[@4k-os]

Thanks for preserving this history!

[@zmocachinolatte]

no hermit crab :(

[@maruzencentral]

Also Perfume was an amazing movie. Definitely worth watching

[@Trancymind]

I always watch the movie while eating fresh oysters with lime and raw honey.

[@JaideBull]

@@Trancymindyum as

[@wordman3624]

That's the same guy?! He looks so much different from 1992 to 1993 that I thought it was a different person at first. And he looked so much handsome in 1993

[@semorebutts-km9ui]

This video is misleading I thought it was his opinion on hermit crabs which is the only reason why I clicked on to it lol

[@TeaDrinker3000]

1:35 Ah, I guess that solves the mystery of where the title Scentless Apprentice comes from.

[@unknownsender6852]

And I swear that I don't have a gun No I don't have a gun No I don't have a gun No I don't have a gun No I don't have a gun

[@peterhoare3219]

I like how he sang it with a VERY sarcastic, knowing, voice 😂

[@greg6500]

RIP man..

[@ihatehers]

Imagine how much good he could have done for the person who listened to his music and felt just like he did about being an outsider.

[@HarvestMoonHowl]

It helped me cope as a teenager. I felt pretty worthless and also that I didn't belong anywhere, at the time. It didn't help that my Dad had an addictive personality and my family never had any money, nor did anyone my own age in my life consider me a peer. But as an adult, I also began to better understand how to improve my own life and mindset. Oddly enough, listening to Kurt's music and interviews over the years was quite an inspiration for that.

[@dippy_1999]

@@HarvestMoonHowlKurt and Nirvana as a whole helped a lot of people and still continue to help people. Kurt and Nirvana were and still are a Godsend.

[@partytranimal6293]

0:27 Dave in the back is out of it. Nobody is home

[@lava5213]

he didnt mention hermit crabs anywhere, clickbait., they are so cool they live in the ocean why would you lie about something so important!!!1!!1!!!

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Kurt Cobain (Aberdeen, Washington; 20 de febrero de 1967-Seattle, Washington; c. 05 de abril de 1994) fue un músico y compositor estadounidense, conocido por haber sido el vocalista, guitarrista y principal compositor de la banda Nirvana. 57 AÑOS 27 AÑOS 30 AÑOS 🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤

[@sourhour2022]

Interesting how he influenced a whole generations clothing choices and styles. Im so used to his grunge look I didn't even recognize him in the first clip. Crazy how his grunge still that he only wore for a couple of years, is still in fashion today.

[@sourhour2022]

@@GreyMatterOfTime Yes, that too! Now everything is artificially torn up to replicate that style, when the people who actually wore it did it themselves. People now pay extra for their jeans and shirts to have holes in it when they could just tear it up themselves.

[@joaniepeters2565]

Damn.. perfume is such an amazing book

[@empiresix9722]

I have 1000+ best videos saved and this is one of em... Ur not small ur just getting started

[@SJoiseyKid]

I wonder if Krist still owns that hat. I have a similar backpacking hat by BC Hats out of Australia.

[@y2kvelvet817]

on repeat 🔁❤

[@HGZMO]

I see the contrast but also think in the first one he is still a hermit by choice and not telling his full truths and personality type.

[@greif1779]

By the way 'Scentless Apprentice' off In Utero is based off the perfume

[@fingal113]

i wonder if Camus was a big influence towards the end of his career.

[@manuelc5786]

That’s mind blowing. Oh fuck.

[@augustogutierrez9964]

You can see this is the exact moment he became Heisenberg

[@oscarknightofastora5195]

Isn't it funny how Walt claims to be the one who knocks but sends jesse to knock for him when he needs gale killed

[@RAMROD1847]

Me and kurt have a lot in common

[@HeyyyKloud]

Bro is main character

[@DrNoth]

I had that same jacket Kurt has over his head.

[@richardward2469]

I can relate to that

[@xfloodcasual8124]

Is he standing in front of that warehouse pier where they later filmed the real world?

[@tiyanawilliams5070]

A yr difference, mind blown

[@joeyjordison.]

❤❤❤

[@chrisgreen2786]

I liked Kurt but the subject of fame always confused me. Nirvana toured the world playing concerts country to country, city to city. They would do interviews in each place to appear in the magazines, MTV filming and their videos playing non-stop. In other words, the band were working their asses off in order to sell records and become famous. Then complain about it in said interviews. You don't want fame? Drop out like Izzy Stradlin did. Make music for your own pleasure and don't bother with the other stuff. Kurt wanted rock stardom.

[@LayneCobain]

It must be like a drug

[@ethandean2789]

you don’t get to be a huge rockstar and decide to just quit. the demand is too high and people aren’t too happy when their cash cow starts thinking about quitting

[@sabbracadabra8367]

He just wanted to be big like The Pixies or Judas Priest or Metallica or something. But it got too big and they ended up the biggest band on the planet and were on SNL and all the top shows, in all the magazines, and he was becoming a household name. It was just too big. Where I think he fucked up was not just using that to his advantage and letting it die down over time. He was convinced that if he took 6 months or a year off, they would be completely forgotten about. But I think it was what he needed the most.

[@manukhajvandi5729]

I think Krist is on record saying when they had their major record meeting, the execs asks what they wanted as a band, and Kurt replied to be the biggest band in the world. I cant remember if Krist stated kurt wanted the fame and simultaneously didnt. maybe kurt said what he said as tongue in cheek?

[@sabbracadabra8367]

I think he was only half joking. Bruce Pavitt said Kurt talked to him about how a lot of his favorite bands never made money or got big and it wasn't fair. And he thought that type of music should be selling millions of albums, it was just a matter of exposure. Pavitt agreed but thought it was just wishful dreaming. Then it becomes reality. But only because Kurt knew that he had to aim big to get a chance of a good career. He wanted the major record deal, wanted the videos all over MTV and pushed to have it played even more, promoted it hard with TV shows and magazines and constant touring. He really pushed for the success and then got it. I think it all went according to plan but a bit too much. But I think the young Kurt could have handled it perfectly like he did the start of his career. But heroin made him lose all his motivation and get so depressed that he didn't want to do any of it anymore, even live.

[@dementorsfirstkiss7289]

So fucking funny how kurt is dressed with that “welcome to chilis” voice

[@jefferydavis3332]

Can’t blame him

[@JCT1926]

That moment you realize that Kurt's speaking voice sounds almost exactly like Dave Mustaine.

[@nallekarhu7994]

He wasa decent human, pity our leaders aren't.

[@gonkdroidgaming6984]

The title cut of why did I read it like hating hummus

[@aarondanaher9426]

When did people start calling Hermits "Hermit crabs"...

[@ObamaWuzHere]

and Kurts opinions -aside music- are notable in history how? arent a lot of ppl like this. does being an musician somehow augment the validity more than others? There are licensed philosophers & psych/sociologists to be noted yet the public remembers these guys?

[@oscarknightofastora5195]

Philosophers are clowns get a real job😂

[@Terminator-ht3sx]

what’s a licensed philosopher ?? 😂😂

[@ObamaWuzHere]

@@Terminator-ht3sx i more meant like “professional”. sry, buu

[@gibletgibby1567]

Can both not be valid ? lmao, I think you're reading a bit too deeply into this. I don't think anyone is putting Kurt above any actual philosophers/psychologists and it's silly to imply that's the case. But, I think people put a bit of credence into what Kurt had to say simply because he was opposite of what the zeitgeist at the time was. When everyone was being fake as fuck, he was counter-culture and cynical in a thought-provoking way plus genuinely ahead of the curve on a lot of progressive/activist beliefs+causes. When no one gave a fuck about gay people he was calling out bigots and bringing attention to the AIDS epidemic. I think Kurt was just a gateway for people to start looking at those philosophers/psychologists you mentioned, and shit, if someone in the spotlight can bring more eyes to stuff like that and encourage critical thinking; nothing wrong with that. You gotta be more optimistic. There's more important stuff you could direct that negative energy/skepticism at.

[@idunno10]

Clickbait, no crustacean opinion stated here

[@_scabs6669]

He aged 10 years in 1 years

[@zerocool1ist]

Wonder if the book Perfume was inspiration for Scentless Apprentice?

[@aliya_punkenglish]

No wonder). It was. He says it later in this interview.

[@graphicbars6553]

I like the fact that he left out the bit where Grenouille gets obsessed with the smell of virgin girls as they are in their death throes 😬😂

[@antisocialite927]

I think he looked healthier in 93

[@noveltycrusade]

I'm telling ya..that book he's talking about is ffff*cked up

[@NiueanHoney]

A lot of the things publicised about Kurt in the media were proven to be manipulated lies so I’m not going to rush to that opinion Kurt was so depressed… meeting him would have given us more of a fair perception…

[@chestrockwell6807]

so his own mother was lying when she said he was depressed and suicidal? show me where it was proven to be lies.

[@IvanOoze1990]

People who go around expressing it, are usually garnishing attention, with people who are intensely struggling, you won't know until they're gone.

[@BronzeAgePepper]

it sounds like you're accusing Kurt himself of how he presents facetiously, but you distinctly mention the media image made out of him, and by now anyone who doesn't know what kind of liars the media are is a fool. Maybe he really was only trying to be "deep" for popularity but the media had motive to make their biggest moneymaker of the time come off that way. His whole story, before he abruptly ended it, was a little before my time and only his music is what really has carried on to future generations, so hopefully that proves the old axiom of art > artist and maybe teaches people a lesson about what becomes of those who are unbearably nihilistic (or trying so desperately to fit a certain niche in order to be successful that they go down a path of ruin). Also fuck the media, full stop.

[@avillianchillinskrillian]

??? No the fuck it wouldn't.

[@OnionSavoya-gm6op]

Kurt was Downtown Core Not Mall Core Thats to pedestrian.

[@Oscar-lu4ot]

Genius

[@jturquoise]

Dave Grohl became the freak Kurt was talking about. He sort of cringed when Kurt started talking about the subject.

[@lopiklop]

I think it's kind of ironic. Here we all are. Clamoring for more Kurt Cobain even after he's left the world. We won't let him rest.

[@IvanOoze1990]

Imagine how the Egyptian mummies feel

[@lopiklop]

@@IvanOoze1990 It's ironic because he's complaining about fame.

[@something_els3]

holy shit I thought that kurt was rivers cuomo with those glasses.

[@castrosenpai-6839]

i cant understand i need subtitles

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

DAVID ERIC GROHL 14 DE ENERO DE 1969 54 AÑOS.

[@mhammer983]

0:16 Prince

[@krisfrederick5001]

Is it just me, or did Kurt seem to age 10 years between 1992 and 1993? 👀

[@phantom.wreath]

Heroin

[@turtle7633]

⁠@@phantom.wreath beard

[@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it]

@@phantom.wreath "heroin"

[@pastries8393]

I know beards can really make you age

[@iinemesisii8964]

Heroin and opiates will do it. Been there,done that and known a few good friends who died along the way in last 8 year's. Oxycodone led all of my friends to heroin except me and one other friend. We are the only 2 still alive out of the 6 of us good friend. I'm 43 and the 4 friends would be too, all but 1 made it past 36 year's old. Shits so sad but all you can do is carry on,life stops for no one.

[@blarghblargh]

could be wrong, haven't been there in like 15 years, but that first interview kinda looks like it might be the view from the park by the bridge in aberdeen. and the second one is clearly seattle. fortunately the seattle viaduct has been removed since. it was hella ugly.

[@aliya_punkenglish]

The first one in Sweden

[@nickamenta12]

That book sounds awesome, anyone on here read it?

[@PunkingtonGrunge]

Excellent film as well, one of my favourites and I'd heavily recommend it to anyone with tendencies for grizzly creativity.

[@weaponizedestrogen]

I love his voice

[@MacintoshT.Reznor]

Kurt ⚖️🎤🎧🎥🎬⚖️

[@benhartart9487]

Yeah as you can see by all the tmz and photographers and bottom feeders that make their life about stalking and pissing off familiar people I can see why he related too hating humans, I agree with you kurt

[@alexhedstrom582]

Remember that video of him talking shit about Pearl Jam like his band wasn’t a stone throw away? Lol!!

[@nicholasbusch113]

Alki Ave maybe?

[@chernobylcoleslaw6698]

So odd - just thinking last night how weird being famous would be.

[@MARYJOEBETHELBALDUR]

He looks like a shape-shifting or he's cloned

[@raajjji5486]

FREAKING RULES , PASSPORT MOBILE BANKBALANCE

[@roccogiampietro4830]

Just like people constantly pawing him on KZbin.

[@SisyphusUnhappy]

it really fucking depresses me that they sell nirvana merch at walmart

[@edoliohernandez1]

I didn't think that was his personality at all I totally got his vibe all wrong

[@popeyen7550]

he could easily be serial or mass murderer :D

[@3Zclap]

i will never understand why people cant just leave 'famous' people alone its honestly just silly how people act when someone of that status is around them, they are just people trying to live there life and they offer you some form of entertainment you clearly enjoy so why not show them some respect and let them live there life without you driving them to despair and then they have to change there life so they don't run into crazy obsessive fans they don't even know, the funny thing is these same people would push you over or even hurt you if you was doing these crazy things to them trying to take pictures or constantly trying to get there attention the average person would hate it so would the 'super fans' they would think ur insane but when it is them doing it they don't care about how the celebrity feels ...

[@chippewaguy4193]

Everything I’ve seen about this guy he seems like a real Debby downer………. Guess that makes sense.

[@EeliusAstaroth]

Take a celebrity that's alive saying they hate humanity nowadays they get their career ruined by hating fans for them being rude/honest about how they feel. Take a celebrity posthumously saying the same things despite clear drug abuse, they're celebrated as the best thing that ever happened 🙃 lol and exactly, he got a taste of what Prince experienced game wise with humanity, and realized all you can really do is hermit away til you have to be there in front of an audience again. Got a taste of humble pie cause there's no reason to say he was a freak then about a year later be a hypocrite of his previous claims.

[@gag5642]

Huh gives some context to scentless apprentice.

[@Person-bk1qt]

wonder what his opinion is nkw

[@Local_Nu-Metal_Kid]

He's dead 🌹🕊️

[@xannyfeel]

Yeah, its relatable tho... people are generally awful

[@TheLegendarySuperSaiyanBroly]

Prince was Metal.