Alanis Morissette - Too Hot

[@ValenceMusicAndRemixes]

Who is here cos of drag race Canada?! I didn’t know this song existed until today i thought “you oughta know” was her very first song! - thank you, love from Australia!

[@diegotributino6927]

Me 👆🏻❤❤❤

[@chrizgrv]

me. ❤❤❤ it was a great choice for a lipsync episode

[@rorywalsh9390]

Me 🙏

[@nicholaskelbley1764]

Yes!

[@RichieWarm]

Same. My partner and I were GOOPED. Like it's her voice but not the style we are used to. So good.

[@austin4714]

NEED on spotify omg

[@guilhermefagundesrib]

i had the song back in 2008 😅 wild

[@MetalPatrick93]

LET'S GO TO THE MALL

[@Shootmaster44]

I am certain this was what Robin Sparkles was based off of. I thought that the second I saw that episode.

[@BadBoyBobby85]

@@Shootmaster44 that or Tiffany

[@Shootmaster44]

@Robert Montoya except Robin on HIMYM was Canadian, as was Alanis.

[@ClandestineSnowman]

@@Shootmaster44 But the "mall tours" was definitely a Tiffany thing.

[@Lebongout]

This must be her best hit! 🙄

[@sisterblister77]

Alanis performed this for us Toronto fans a concert a few years back. She made a joke of it, but it sounded good. Don't be ashamed Alanis, you were 17 and brilliant!

[@laurens7431]

I was there!! 12/12/2002 🥺✨

[@sofasadness2440]

she is a super good dancer, there is nothing to be ashamed of, you are right

[@petie71]

This song was huge here in Canada. When she came out with Jagged Little Pill Canadians at first were 'You mean the "Too Hot" chick?" Lol. This has a great chorus.

[@TheTravelTechBear]

I was living in the UK when Jagged Little Pill hit. A friend I was living there with and I were totally embarrassed. That said, JLP grew on me and all her work is amazing.

[@malmn]

Yup. 100%

[@sofasadness2440]

I'm from Germany and only recently found out that she was a pop queen in Canada. That's hardly known in Germany. I always thought that she came from the punk or grunge scene and then became famous with JLP.

[@pawel115]

@@sofasadness2440 Nope she was quite popular in Canada as Alanis doing dance music before switching to more hard rock stuff.

[@ch33sepants28]

@@pawel115 Is my memory total garbage or did she do a brief Canadian tour with Roxette in the early 90s? I swear that she was one of two opening acts, the second being West End Girls. This was in Winnipeg in '91 or '92.

[@PaciferousP]

my son is in there, he was only 16 yrs old god bless him. he passed away going on 4 yrs ago , heart dease , he was going 37yrs olld love Richard, always and for ever, Mama

[@MT-mf6cm]

When is he please? RIP

[@sellfabetz]

sorry heard your late son , hes always being remember for this may hem R i P

[@davea8378]

May he rest in peace.

[@tracyharsh1]

Wich one is he ????

[@jordan84]

RIP Richard! May you dance happily and peacefully throughout eternity.

[@Julcisko]

One thing is for sure: doesn´t matter what she´s singing, she do has a voice!

[@raycarter8070]

I agree. I can see why folks in the US looked at her. She was really good back in the day lol!

[@Dirkjacobs1]

Absolutely

[@josephpawlowski5810]

Yes. The song is very simple, but her voice is so powerful

[@wilomica]

We knew that every time she sang the National Anthem at a CFL game! She was going places.

[@miss.g-shun-w]

I never knew Alanis could dance! She's got really good rythem.

[@laurens7431]

Girl’s got talent, watch the music video for “so pure”!

[@37warnock]

This was the style in 1991. The record company wanted her to be like Paula Abdul & Janet Jackson. She was really huge in Canada with TOO HOT and when Jagged Little Pill came out people were shocked. It's all about growing up and doing what you want.

[@bobafetts]

She was competing in a 'pop' market that was way too popular.. Where ' pill ' market was hers alone..

[@brain8484]

really , i think this is where her talent level was before it was manipulated by some very smart producers and writers .

[@exexalien]

@@kurtlamprecht93 "Huge" might be a bit of an overstatement, but "Too Hot" and "Feel Your Love" were all over Much Music and radio back in the day, and the album went platinum*. * Canadian platinum

[@farmbrough]

That was the impression I got too.

[@Idontwantahandle6669]

Crappy 90’s indie music was huge before she jumped ship 😂

[@AshleeisLegit]

the 80s didnt come to canada till the 90s

[@chriskrausesmovie]

sorry to hear that..im sorry....you have bryan adams so that's good also having Justin beiber is just depressing lol

[@MindfulMaterialism]

They also have Celine Dion

[@music18021]

fückin eh hahaha funny how no one gets this is a how I met your mother reference 😂😂😂😂

[@visforvendetta1326]

Not my diagnosis. We listened to Madonna and Michael Jackson like the rest during the 80's so how do you figure that? lol

[@brazilianniceguy]

Alanis should make this music great again

[@ezequielparadis]

ALANIS ABDUL.

[@jamesstrong958]

But with better singing.

[@uglygaga3793]

MARIAH MORISSETTE

[@Dre_Day18]

ezequiel paradis omg. She does resemble her now that you mention it. Lol ❤️

[@davidrodriguesmachado1728]

I agree!

[@icecool4125]

Lolll true

[@zer0under4493]

This shows how the music industry makes you make music that's popular, not music that's you

[@Iron-guy-fly]

You know Glen Ballard largely wrote her popular stuff right?

[@willow100cm]

Bwahahaha ​@@Iron-guy-fly

[@imissthawwf94]

alanis morissette, the best canadian singer/songwriter of all time in my opinion! she is just the best.

[@wobu5361]

Truth B. Told Avril and Chantal are good too but Alanis is the top

[@craigjones7343]

Tragically Hip.

[@frogpelt]

What about Shania?

[@sofasadness2440]

Avril laviinge ist doch auch super.

[@sofasadness2440]

Putting artists into a competition may be possible in quantitative terms, but what does that say about the quality?

[@reverie191]

I don't care what anyone says... I love her music before jagged little pill. It's amazing

[@coffeebean4951]

She's so cute

[@aurozappa305]

Most retards do

[@caroclou1925]

Me too!!!

[@eandrad00]

Is not as bad as it seems.

[@negativeindustrial]

YourFairyKing GTFO 🤣

[@westyavro]

her voice is just pure magic

[@titusmccarthy]

Garbage!

[@TheDJdesinger]

Can’t believe she is the same woman who sung reasons I drink and you outta know…truly inspiring

[@kidwaryodproduction]

I actually wish Liz Phair doing music like these in her early days. Would be funny as hell.

[@kevinmatarazzo2013]

Thank you Canadá Drag Race ❤

[@metalmanmike3815]

Don't you just wish you could still rewind...like back in the day with cassettes and VHS...so you could relive the best times in your life...Over & Over & Over & Over & Over & Over & Over again :)

[@sofasadness2440]

OH yes, back in 1991 I was 17 and didn't know Alanis Morissette, like everyone else in Germany. I only discovered a few days ago that Alanis is a great dancer and was a pop queen

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

Unbelievable, I can't believe Alanis Morissette started off like Paula Abdul.

[@Alien_Highjinx]

Matthew Alexander Lemma guess what - as a teen she use to be on a kids tv show called "you can't do that on television" BEFORE her musical career

[@dannywapbang]

@@Alien_Highjinx Her musical career started in 1984.

[@ericaespinosa4030]

@@Alien_Highjinx Yes. I used to love that show.

[@Rzrbldkss66]

She was sent to L.A. to Glenn Ballard. He wrote, arranged, recorded and produced Jagged little pill with Alanis singing. It was before google so no one knew. Everyone just thought she was a new original artist. Lol

[@pawel115]

@@Rzrbldkss66 Except for us living in Canada who remembered her like this haha.

[@jamesanddanielthiel]

I can't believe this song flew under my radar in 1991, I would have lit up the dance floor to this tune. This was my kind of dance music, solid rhythm and a hard beat. I love Alanis all her song have everything modern music lack. 90's was the best music, hands down

[@trevorsongary3431]

Her first two albums were only ever relaeased in Canada and when she was signed to do Jagged Little Pill the record company put a gag order on her previous ablums to "distance" her from her "teeny-bopper" era. Personally I think it's why she's so critical of them as an adult. It was bad enough the critics were assholes, but when the record execs start harping on you.....that will break just about anyone's confidence.

[@jamesanddanielthiel]

-the furthers my respect for her and all the hard work she put into everything she does. @@trevorsongary3431

[@Tornado1994]

1990. Not '91.

[@jmin8400]

​@@Tornado1994NO, 1991. Album was recorded during the last 3 1/2 months of 1990, released in April.

[@Tornado1994]

@@jmin8400 "Too Hot" was released in Canada in July 1990.

[@igorantunes3622]

it's like watching a version of Alanis from a parallel universe

[@Goobian]

I used to watch this song on much music on satellite, and my sister and I loved this song. If someone said the words hot or cold, we would say to each other always too hot never too cold!! Make it your best shot too hot to hold!! Then later on Alanis mentioned it or something and I downloaded it back when limewire was a thing. I had to tell my sister!! Remember that song we loved? It was Alanis!! We couldn't believe it!! Alanis was my first concert I love Jagged Little Pill it's one of my favorites.

[@flip1sba]

Those who think the 80s came to Canada till the early 90s have never heard of Corey Hart or Men Without Hats.

[@Rekcuf690]

I know Ivan... lol...

[@bradybailey2723]

@@Rekcuf690 I know him too he`s my adoptive grandpa

[@Rekcuf690]

@@bradybailey2723 That's awesome.... He worked with my aunt at the General Hospital right before the Hats hit it "big"... lol...

[@bradybailey2723]

@@Rekcuf690 He certainly was and is a great singer but he's made some dicey business choices and ventures at least he isn't spontaneous like Elvis Costello is as far as racism is concerned or politics like Ted Nugent i respect him with almost every fiber of my being same as Stefan,Colin, John, Eugene, Betty, Nadine etc a family as geographically set apart as be is just as close emotionally rock on though man we've had a lot of premier and underground pop acts and Alanis is one of the best.

[@Rekcuf690]

@@bradybailey2723 I know their name... lol

[@BasketCase209]

I wish I had been Canadian for this. This and the healthcare. I can totally see myself rocking out to this as a five year old.

[@Shootmaster44]

Dig even deeper and as a 12 year old she was an actress on You Can't Do That On Television. I believe her character's name was Moose.

[@greenpostdoc]

With that kind of duh thinking you're still 5 and likely a Trump supporter ...

[@StonedViper]

This post by BasketCase was made 4 years ago and with Canadian healthcare he/she would still be waiting in line for an appointment.

[@greenpostdoc]

StonedViper Apparently pediatric patients go to the front of the line. Pediatric patients with psychiatric problems are considered medical emergencies and get ICU attention. For example, Trump's lobotomy would have been reversed "same day" -- at no cost to an obviously bankrupt patient. End result: Trump acts more like Barack Obama and all Trump supporters kill themselves. The world is saved and Canadian healthcare receives the Nobel Peace Prize. Isn't it ironic?

[@colinmacvicar2507]

@@Shootmaster44 She went by Alanis on the show. Moose was another actress named Christine. Here’s some of her scenes from the show. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGK0Zmh5gdeHock

[@alyssaboyett9182]

That's Alanis' first music video back in 1991 when she was a teenager and it was released in Canada.

[@yal100]

The anger and freedom in "Jagged Little Pill" is totally understandable now lol :)

[@abbyl2521]

Yeah I think if everyone understood what she went through before she exploded and created jagged little pill they would get it...All those suppressed feelings aren't gonna stay bottled up forever😂

[@Rzrbldkss66]

Umm let’s be clear. Those suppressed feelings on Jagged weren’t hers. Lol. They were a product of Glenn Ballard’s creativity. Surely by now you guys know Glenn was the creator and producer of Jagged. I mean yeah back in the day before google, no one knew. But now...??? Alanis corrected some phonics and sang and was Basically Alanis Vanilli. That album is Glenn’s Grammy winning construction.

[@sun4502]

@@Rzrbldkss66 How do you know Alanis contribution was little but they co-wrote. On wikipedia it doesn't say anything like this.

[@LucyStolenByPirates]

@@Rzrbldkss66 No way a friggin dude with a penis wrote you outta know, it's just way too raw and emotional, and clearly from the perspective of a woman scorned. Plus there's the fact that the guy she wrote it about testifies to the stuff that happened in the song actually happening, like that she called him in the middle of dinner. etc. idk about the rest of the album but that song is 100% Alanis', and it's the song that gave the album the most traction. Idk where you're getting your info but it sounds like bs as there are no sources i can find to solidify what you're saying

[@oobaka1967]

LOL

[@AlyssaBoyett-w5q]

Alanis was sixteen years old and she made her first music video back in 1991.

[@hairmetalflashback7005]

THANK GOD!!!! For Much Music...& For the fact that I was born at the precise time to blossom into the best ERA of Music...Or I would've most likely NEVER been introduced to My Favourite Alanis song EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TomGeek1980]

+HairMetalFlashback I almsot met her at Music World one time. I wanted to go and at the time I was still in public school. So they had this appearance where she would sign cds, posters or just get a picture of her and you had to go pick up the film inside the mall somewhere. Of course by the time I got there they were packing up and she had already left.

[@denislaferriere2693]

Best eras were the 50's 60's and 70's....mark my words.....

[@PaisleyParkGirl]

Love her first 2 albums! 💜

[@sofasadness2440]

she is just a great artist

[@UltraPOPDJ]

If any of her early singles were released in the US, I guarantee you I would have bought the singles and the remixes as well. At that time this was the kind of music I was into - pop/rock songs with an urban feel. This is exactly the kind of music that turned my ears on!

[@trevorsongary3431]

Both albums were great, for a teen singer/songwriter! Of all the "teen divas" of the time, she was, by far, the best. It's too bad the teens in the USA didn't get a chance to compare her to Debbie, Tiffany, Janet....

[@madsketcher]

I've never been so happy to be embarrassed for someone. I can't get enough of the kicks. I am mesmerized. Thank you.

[@trevorsongary3431]

For those that need to hear this.... Alanis wrote all her own lyrics and collaborated on all the music. No one wrote her stuff, even on her first two albums at the tender age of 16-19!!! The industry didn't push her into anything!! She wrote and performed what SHE wanted to do. She wrote for fun! (and it shows). She had almost complete creative control over her work, which included her videos!! Her first two albums (Alanis! and Now is the Time) were foundational to JAgged Littel Pill. In fact, if you listen to the two albums and compare them to Jagged Little Pill, you can HEAR many of the hits from that iconic album in the "b-tracks" of those first two. It's a little eerie and cool! Some of us figured out pretty quickly that she was going to be a powerhouse with that voice! It's too bad that her first forays into popular music were only released in Canada, you Americans missed out!!

[@raycarter8070]

I definitely agree. As a 90s kid, many cool ladies like her, jewel, and Shirley Manson were like the Britney spears of that time. It's shocking to me that Alanis always talks down about this time period. To me, this single is a really strong pop-rock song. It's really good! I just added it to my collection lol!

[@Savhatesdogs]

Omg I'm old. I can't believe I forgot this one! I didn't know it was Alanis either!

[@NakedUndone]

I grew up in Ottawa--same as Alanis--and I'm about the same age as her so when I was in highschool this and her other poppy dance number had heavy rotation on all the stations...

[@sofasadness2440]

Already 50? I'm exactly half a year older than Alanis. And I was born in Göttingen and did not know her at that time.😅

[@flip1sba]

I actually find Alanis Morissette more interesting as a musician when I found out about her early dance-pop career and it is impressive. Plus she looks much better here compared to her alternative rock persona. It is great listening to her early music but also watching her dance and SHE CAN DANCE!

[@laurens7431]

kind of creepy that you think she looks better, she's a teenager here... and had an eating disorder. i think she looks amazing from 1995 to date. :)

[@Fee581]

@@laurens7431 lol he was just talking about beauty don't bring other stuff here

[@Fee581]

@@laurens7431 for example: there are people who were good looking when they were children and then they got ugly. There is nothing 'creepy' in saying that a person was more good looking in a certain moment of their life, including childhood.

[@Fee581]

My grandfather for example was beautiful until he was 10 years old, than his face changed in a bad way. To me it was kinda the opposite, I got pretty around 20.

[@TheMarkmcr]

​​@@laurens7431 or maybe, looking up someone's age isn't important to everyone

[@miss.g-shun-w]

This is so awesome... Nothing has ever been more awesomer.

[@ronnieraccoon1977]

This was my favorite Alanis song, and music video. I wish I could find it for download on itunes.

[@rvegas81]

Thus was my era of music. It honestly isnt too bad lol! Shes a great dancer. Love her!

[@pennysilvey8868]

She is one of the very few artists at a very young age, and start in her career, who was actually able to break away from the slave industry of music. She made her own way without being used by the record industry. They treat people like slaves. Prince talked about it all the time. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard him, and multiple other artists, talking about how the record industry controls people through the contracts. You do not own your own music. They own the masters. Alanis broke away from that early on, and made her own way with the music. She enjoyed writing and singing her own stuff. There wasn’t going to be anyone control her career or her music. That’s what I admire about her. This video here is the mold they had created for her. She broke it and destroyed it, and I love it.

[@rolexmongerthethird]

Alot of people enquire as to why Alanis doesn't re-release the first two albums, here is perhaps why. She had very little ownership from a contractual perspective, the result is that any re-release could financially benefit individuals that she doesn't like to associate with. Worth a thought?

[@dylry86]

You mean the guy from Hands Clean?

[@sofasadness2440]

Ja, das habe ich auch schon mal wo anders gelesen.

[@sofasadness2440]

@@dylry86 Yes

[@kingmulahoo4925]

Omg, Alanis is serving 80’s pop princess… I am gagged the house down boots stilettos uggs

[@rjh6037]

She really went with the trends, as soon as the trend changed she changed her music drastically with that. I think the later albums showed what a great songwriter she is, and these were obviously better genres to express herself than Too Hot and such pop fodder.

[@dannywapbang]

This is actually very good She wrote them all herself

[@rvegas81]

After listening to it tonight. It’s honestly not too far from 94 album.

[@bosman24]

I loved her old songs, no songs now in my opinion can beat the music of the 80's and 90's that's for sure! I still have an autographed picture of her. She signed it for me when I was in high school! :) That was years and years ago lol

[@gemmaarangorin6759]

can i see it😆

[@NaLa1490]

This makes me like Alanis even more! She could have stayed with this genre of music because it was safe and she was good at it. Instead, she chose to follow her own way. She is one cool lady.

[@Tornado1994]

She found her niche in 1994: Alternative Rock. And hit Gold!

[@kristopherbras6011]

It wasn't a risky move. Alternative music was far more popular at the time.

[@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8]

NaLa1490 She was following the 90s alternative music trend because that's what was selling by the mid and late 90s. If she stuck with 80s pop dance music she would have never survived the last half of the 90s. So having said that, Alanis Morissette is pretty much a poser/follower and a sell-out either way you look at it.

[@Lulaa_the_human]

Kristopher Bras Yes! just like Shakira 90's albums in spanish. (google 'Dónde están los ladrones?' if you don't belive me. I'm from Argentina)

[@jackchadwick9824]

@@Lulaa_the_human Shakira tmb lanzó dos álbumes antes de donde están los ladrones que suenan como esta canción de Alanís

[@Eurodance90schick]

I remember this song it used to play often on the radio and this is a cool tune!:).

[@belezapramim]

Alanis Morissette? Cê é Loko! Nem parece a Alanis que conheci em 97 😱

[@ARedHeadedVegan]

Wow she’s so beautiful! 🤩

[@OasisEnLaLunna]

i love dance pop Alanis....and I think just recently has Alanis warmed up to her past..as her live performances of this song and the fact she used these videos on her magnificent "8 Easy Steps" video is evidence of Alanis acknowledging her past :)

[@JamesSmith-gh1ur]

Wow I never knew about this, and I have never seen her move like that. Amazing. The best in my books.

[@setasan]

First time seen this and I have no words. Actually just one: Amazing

[@co2metal]

ly terrible

[@rachellebout]

My main memory of this song is dancing in my driveway at night, and my best friend at the time fell and broke her foot. LOL We loved the song, and I still kinda like it. Hilarious.

[@BobbiVrrcetti217]

thank you watchmojo

[@LilyDangerMusic]

this reminds of the robin sparkles story line in how i met your mother

[@LilyDangerMusic]

Yeah man alot of similaritys

[@schmootheonly]

+chris noble chunk It was based on pop-Alanis

[@manchesterunitedno7]

+chris noble chunk She is the original Robin Sparkles.

[@burritocaat]

Robin sparkles was inpired by Alanis. 😀

[@TheSickNeeds]

Canadian Pop Star story line... yup thats what it was all about.

[@steveespinola7652]

Just to let everyone know YES THAT'S Alanis Morissette in this video.

[@RickyJSports]

amazing song.. so under rated back then

[@MrAAronHinman]

This video was made shortly after Alanis was involved in a rush hour dog-sled crash that cost her last name. It wasn't until the mid 1990s that Canadian medical researchers developed the technology to re-attach it. Fortunately due to the winter of 1989 lasting until 1995, Alanis Morristtes last name was still frozen and perfectly preserved at the crash site and she was able to become a complete person again.

[@xxkewldudexx]

That is perfect (and this is coming from a Canadian, so...yeah.)

[@CesarJoel94]

What? Can you elaborarate more? Whats with her Last name?

[@canadude6401]

....and a strong component of that technology was maple syrup.

[@jamesstrong958]

The full identity was re-attached when she left all her hair products behind in Canada, and didn't bother to buy any when she moved to Los Angeles. She also went from being high energy and happy to being morose and intellectual.

[@SlimJ1980-Eire]

😂 this comment

[@GoonCity777]

This should have been her first hit album.....this is very good.

[@Eurodance90schick]

This song brings back so many cool memories for me growing up. On the way home on the hour long bus ride from school i'd be dancing sitting down to this song. Gotta love early 90's dance/pop i have this song on my mp3 player.

[@Sparky-ww5re]

Growing up in the 90s and early 2000s I remember Jagged Little Pill but at the time I never heard of her two earlier albums that were only released in Canada. After hearing Walk Away for the first time I discover just how talented Alanis Morissette really is.

[@christianali5431]

0:23 oh! She’s rapping everybody! Alanis is rapping!

[@danmccarthy4700]

And she's like doing choreography and shit!

[@goldenoldie68]

And thank the Lord she decided what a massive mistake that was. (And its spelt with a silent 'C' by the way, to give its true description).

[@superbird24]

Her voice is just amazing!

[@Joepo76]

I wonder if she has ever performed this song after “ Jagged Little Pill “ exploded. Would like to hear a alternative version, acoustic version with her current style..

[@RollinRocker]

Yes she does. kzbin.info/www/bejne/laK6qJdtm9yHqpo

[@Joepo76]

Awesome. Thx Rollin Rocker….

[@jtrover]

This was the first time I ever remember seeing Alanis. On MuchMusic, of course. ☺

[@andrewdube1978]

I was 13 when I first seen this video.1991 the first year MJ won his first NBA championship ring.

[@orangevertigo]

Alanis is great. Who knew she had such old music?

[@unholydiver1095]

God this is catchy as fuck!!!

[@GlassDeviant]

Like a bad cold.

[@mkl62]

Alanis Morisette's first big hit.

[@orangevertigo]

I love this song. It sounds so different from her other music, but it still sounds amazing.

[@GodWeenSatan]

If you're into mall music that's your thing

[@armyfan7288]

love love this .. bubbly and happy Alanis!! miss this girl..

[@lindablue7494]

Loved this song back in the day. Then she denounced it and did a 180 and never looked back.

[@DavieyG24]

I had always heard about how she was a mainstream pop artist in Canada but once you actually see it - WOW, thats all I can think to say.

[@petegtorcan]

During the Jagged Little Pill days when she was doing the angry alterna-chick thing Canadians never let her forget this. Never. Lol She thought leaving Canada would make everyone forget. Never. #tallpoppysyndrome Sometimes a DJ would start playing You Ought to Know and then cut right into Too Hot. 😆 Good times. Millions of albums later, she didn’t mind. 😏

[@itsjemmabond]

Luckily, Canadiens can take a joke!

[@haigacha8753]

I'm not even 13 yet And I fing love this song. These other kids being hypnotized by Ariana Grande and Taylor swift don't know what real music is.

[@denise.smith83]

LOVE THIS SONG.... BRINGS BACK ALL THE 90's feels 🥳🥰💕🎉🙌

[@ericaespinosa4030]

This song and Alanis's other song "Plastic" was another hit from that time. Oh and "Joey" from "Friends" was in the video too. Check it out if no one has seen her other old videos pre Jagged Little pill".

[@jauregukulele]

Robin Sparkles from How I Met Your Mother was inspired by this lol

[@lauraleeBolger]

Fight Sleep. watch Tiffany 'I think we're alone now' 😉

[@blackcoffy83]

This song was the jam when I was kid. I knew about pop Alanis before Jagged Little Pill. I like both, people evolve and change :)

[@NakedUndone]

I don't know why she's so ashamed of this stuff--it's some of my favourite Alanis--so catchy and not at all angsty or angry...

[@thfo823]

I totally did a ballet jazz choreographed dance number to this in 1991, lol. I was 7. I didn’t know this song was by the same person behind “Ironic” until a decade or so ago.

[@dannywapbang]

I like this Alanis more than the one we know now. "Head Over Feet" and "Ironic" are the only songs I like by Alanis Morissette. However, Alanis? "Fate Stay with Me"? "Too Hot"? "An Emotion Away"? Hell yeah.

[@shanebailey340]

Despite her intensely HATING this era, I actually like it. A lot. It's far more melodic, she seemed to be singing more, and she could definitely dance. Quite surprised.

[@Mohamedmifxal]

Nah she SANG her guts in jagged little pill. This one's just got few cliche "pop" runs and is up beat.

[@blondeboy6]

This is a perfect example being an artist vs being a product.

[@Shootmaster44]

She doesn't hate it. She has said she isn't embarrassed about anything she has done. She was going to put some of these song on her greatest hits album and the label went uh no. The label was the one embarrassed about this. They even had her label in Canada pull her two albums when Jagged Little Pill came out. I guess it is hard to sell an angst ridden singer when these are floating around. Though seems to me most Canadians knew this and it was always talked about on the radio here about her transformation.

[@laurengriffin5713]

I can just see Hands Clean telling her SMILE! BE BRIGHT! DO THAT DANCE AGAIN FOR THE 26TH HIGH ENERGY TIME! (Im exhausted just watching her). and her probably wanting to absolutely kill herself. She was adorable though. Sad that men hitting on her & taking advantage of her probably made her not want to look like that again for 30 years.

[@strangedivine]

I danced to this song in a dance class when I was 7. For the longest time I had no idea it was the same Alanis as Jagged Little Pill…

[@jamesharding322]

So i came to see what Alanis' pre-JLP music was like and i was not expecting this! Couldn't be more different from her more well-known stuff like "You Oughta Know", "Hands Clean", and "Ironic"......This is like Janet's "Nasty" but done by a white girl!!

[@Nuxalkman]

amazed that I remembered this song, was trying to search KZbin and it didn’t come up, just came to me a few minutes after searching, still a good song even though it’s very Abdulish lol Paula abdul

[@tybooskie]

Was having a crappy day. I feel so much better now :)

[@debfan74]

wow....glad someone posted this early video! My how much we have changed!

[@WATP1872LR-G]

Read years ago she HATES HATES HATES this era in her career. This is what happens when you allow others to control your career.

[@Tornado1994]

JKC Grant She recorded 2 pop LPs for MCA/Universal Canada in 1990 and 1992. At the age of 16 and 18 respectfully before ditching this low-key pop for alternative rock in '94.

[@davidibarra9276]

she does not hate this anymore. she even included this videos in 8 easy steps

[@Contra2075]

+Danielle Pluzsik Her singing got way better when she did rock and expressed it really good and went really well with the guitar and drums.

[@smokingcatcomicscollectibl2131]

She sounded happy, though. Listen to her chipper tones and infectious giggle on "Oh, Yeah" and compare it to her seething, world-weary growls on "Jagged Little Pill" just four years later. Of course, she was just 16, and it seemed things were so much simpler then. After coming to America Alanis not only embraced, but fairly embodied the disenchanted "angry grrl" tone of my late '90's gen-X peeps, who never really knew how good they had it.

[@DJdext]

This is too hot and too cool! I love the sound and running man.

[@hfxmusicman]

I have this CD. Alanis needs to get out of her bad mood and release some more dance tunes like this.

[@thepedalsadvocate7389]

YAS!!!! I have a photo of me and Alanis taken at my JL Ilsley 1991 prom at the Sheraton.

[@dixiedale6779]

It's like the "Fly Girls" on late-80s/early-90s TV show In Living Color. So great she could ride this trend to extreme fame.

[@aveuch]

I can't imagine Alanis busting a move.

[@thepointlessduo1136]

you should watch the video so pure!Shes a really amazing dancer actually!

[@diversedesign4844]

Shes still hot lol

[@flip1sba]

aveuch Alanis can dance! Especially in her “Feel Your Love” video.

[@no98765]

You don't have to imagine when you can see it with your own eyes

[@daydreambunny222]

Sounds amazing love the paula Era

[@canadude6401]

SO glad her career didn't end there. (as so many had after this teen pop era). I wonder if she knew she was about to really kick some ass with Jagged Little Pill after her move to LA?

[@RickyJSports]

best album ever!

[@dannywapbang]

IKR?

[@michaelzebinski8910]

I like to think that Alanis is an Immortal. She's as HOT back in the 80's and 90's as she is now. Her beauty is ageless and I would give anything to sit down and have a few drinks with her and talk. I've had a major crush on Alains since "You Can't Do That On Television" Ahhhh, The memories of my youth.

[@wweboy2007]

Yeassssss queen

[@TheMightyKinkle]

Eight Easy Steps brought me here

[@andrebernier9742]

Happy 30th anniversary to this #1 hit 🎂😊

[@hillbillyprofane]

Before people diss her early work, ask yourself, are you the same person you were when you were 16? I'm certainly not. You know, if you listen to her first recording "Fate Stay With Me," as well as the albums "Alanis" and "Now is the Time" they're all very strong lyrically. The music might have been a bit, well, over-the-top pop, but she's always been a great songwriter.

[@bendesigns5101]

Wowww Alanis started like that !!! What à Surprise, pretty Good Surprise in fact.