Alanis Morissette - Head Over Feet (Official 4K Music Video)

[@neilmiller617]

My wife died 9 weeks ago. I can imagine my wife saying these exact words to me before we were married. These lyrics remind me of things she had said in the past. I’ve listened to this song so many times the last several days. It makes me feel a bit closer to my wife, but also sad. It’s a really good song.

[@mambabales4188]

Condolence Sir 🙏🏻. God bless

[@mjkitty]

Love and light to you Neil.

[@ND-nv1vv]

Sounds like true love. Embrace her spirit. Her arms are around you

[@nnshjs9407]

So sorry for you loss ❤️

[@LL-yi4vo]

🙏🏻💗

[@andrewparodi1920]

A little historical context for those not old enough to know…. At the time that this video was released, music videos were still culturally relevant (MTV was still actually playing them on something called television), and Alanis Morrissette was the "It Girl" of the moment. This album was at the time the highest-selling debut by a female artist, ever. It has sold over 30 million copies to date, with Billboard magazine declaring it the best-selling pop record of the 1990s. Due to all of these factors, at the time this video was hardly seen as "cheap." Her face alone was more valuable than the most extravagant high-tech special-effects could ever be. At a point when music videos were so relevant that millions of dollars were spent in producing them (and MTV was still playing them), it was a downright radical act for her to release a video consisting of nothing but a close-up of her face. It only made her seem that much more cool. Young people of today: I love you; you're awesome; enjoy your youth, for us old people; but also try to learn a little history along the way, okay? (Oh, one more thing…. Two thirds of the way through this song, she refers to her best friend, "best friends with benefits." That is the origin of the term people still use today: "Friends with benefits.")

[@CardboardCreative]

I was just a kid at the time, so my own experience with the music video is empty. I abolsutely adore it as an adult now, & even more with this context, so thanks :) A similarly directed video with a separate context is Janelle Monae's "Cold War". A little more dramatic, a little more veiled, but her face & emotions as one of many faces of black America.

[@asifmetal666]

O man im over thirty.. Damn Already one step closer to grave..

[@JeffSims009]

Andrew Parodi I understand what you are saying, but this music video is pretty terrible.

[@fixt100]

Andrew Parodi i dated a wonderful half hippy girl that looked very much like her, dressed very much like her and man i miss when girls were like this :(

[@fixt100]

Megan Brayton wow are you offended because i said H i p p y? the only thing that means in Canada is a flower child it hasn't got a racial assignment check your google translate before you go off (she was half hippy she had long straight hair wore ankle length skirts and often wore rock t-shirts) she was beautiful inside tho i remember her light the most.

[@webguy943]

Alanis has stood the test of time. Her songs are timeless

[@brendanhighway1376]

Yes!

[@jecmeister]

One of the first female artist during the 90s doing this genre

[@SoulElement]

Timelessly garbage

[@Rolly96]

Lol shut up nerd ​@@SoulElement

[@sofasadness2440]

@@SoulElement Garbage was support for Alanis tour 1995/96😉

[@mattmariani7761]

When Alanis sings, we listen. When she’s on a screen, we watch. Plain and simple.

[@doggman824]

thats is true. in 1995 and 1996. she was on Vh1 and MTV all the time. for me it was a special time because I was not a big fan of grunge music that was everywhere it was only ok for me. but it was great to see Alanis come along in 1995 to lead a post grunge era.

[@brandonisner5214]

Yes

[@droppin_sik_beets]

And when she is in concert, they sadly watch through a phone. How the world has changed.

[@SoulElement]

I usually turn it off right away

[@moogogaipan]

What a dumb ass comment.

[@justinhurlbert1291]

34 million copies sold. 11th highest selling album of all time. Also 1 album I can listen from start to finish and not skip a song. Pure genius

[@bunker108]

Great road trip album!

[@danc1197]

Jagged little pill had more #1's than any female artist debut album in history.

[@jasonspencer7199]

yeah thats rare for sure being able to listen to an entire album all the way through

[@Ericaandimad]

Same! I love every song on this album ❤️

[@rafaelcruz1759]

Justin Hurlbert I was part of those 34 millions sold. I bought mine of course. 👍👍

[@chrislambeth7367]

She was 21 years old here with one of the best selling pop albums of all time. Legend.

[@george._sir._gemini.175]

She is beautiful...

[@alana1119]

Was she really only 21 at the time?? 😮

[@chrislambeth7367]

​@alana1119 she really was, crazy right? Special talent.

[@yanzi8543]

Shows me again how wise some young folks are ;) I had some friends like that who I met at 16 18 years old, super wise.

[@locafly]

Hold up. She was only 21? I had no clue she was-OK that makes sense.

[@neilmiller617]

I posted on here about my wife dying on this video like over a year ago. What this song means to me. I am great full for all the condolences. Thank you. Though sometimes are still difficult. Even when our spouse dies, those of us that keep living do eventually find ways to still enjoy life. Getting through the grief is a process and takes time.

[@ROSETEENROYALTY]

Ur comment is the first one on the comment section and I hope ur getting better! r.I.p to your wife❤️

[@michaelhelmick8225]

I lost my wife last year as well. It sucks. Hope you find peace, sir.

[@neilmiller617]

@@michaelhelmick8225 sorry about your loss. Yes it does suck

[@karenc7985]

You’re a kind man and I know you had to be wonderful husband for a very lucky wonderful woman 🥰

[@saguirre760]

Stay strong,…and I’m sorry for your loss,….

[@dustinelkins2377]

It's been said before and I'll say it again. The '90s wasn't a decade. It was an emotion

[@LanaScott]

A decade is time period lasting 10 years. 1990-1999 is ten years. So, the 1990’s were a decade.

[@Leslie_Knope]

I've never heard this, but yes.

[@basket_ball_reels_]

A revolution

[@Cjga1114]

I believe the 90s was the last Decade where love by Teenagers were Heart felt! I graduated in 95 , it is so different now!

[@kennethadam1706]

Man...

[@leokimvideo]

I heard this song in a shop today, it still sounds incredibly fresh. A true timeless classic from one of the greatest albums ever made.

[@Mazboi]

Honestly its so badass how she just stops trying to explain and busts out the harmonica to vent her emotion. God i miss the 90s.

[@isabelblack3668]

Me too missing 70's 80s 90's sorry to say today's music is dog door Doo

[@kyuutatsu]

"God I miss the 90s" Mood af. While popular music today is catchy I feel like something is missing from it to elevate it to the level of artistry. Wonder where it went. Least whatever it is seems to live on in Indie music now-a-days.

[@delshoemaker7616]

One of the best albums of all time!

[@matthewwheeler4916]

Me too and still always love the 1990s music 🎵🎶 for sure and life and way better than the wacky music of today for sure

[@johnpadilla4661]

I miss the 90's too, I think back to it nearly everyday. The friends, the adventures, the lawlessness, and of course the music. Pearl Jam hit me pretty hard when they came out. When Eddie Vedder started singing you could tell it was coming straight from the soul. The way he would close his eyes and look up and sideways and shake his head as he sang always grabbed me right in the heart. He is the soul of grunge, still to this day.

[@KevinHolmes-vs7zf]

Listen as a little black boy growing up in a rough neighborhood, songs like this made me feel better about life.

[@alishagreen3365]

Me too!!!

[@ralphfraz]

Likewise brother

[@HowCouldYouu]

yessir

[@otherworld11]

Love this...

[@kenyanr1]

Yes. This one and many others as well

[@orlokboy630]

Who's with me still listening to this masterpiece up to this time?

[@massimosabatini7251]

Io in questo momento Alanis è Grande

[@paulstocker4527]

Yeh man

[@chermkolbeck1603]

I sure am!! Love her!!!

[@billfoxley6418]

What a beautiful song that was so overplayed at the time… now after NOT hearing it for 20+ years it make my feel blessed to have it in my collection. WE are united and one. No matter your political views or race. We love You Alanis❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ and we love you more each Day❤❤❤❤ ❤❤❤❤❤

[@lasteel6892]

Loved her when I was 15..im 36 now and still love her!! Absolutely awesome x

[@mostlypeacefulmisterputin]

You missed her first few years!

[@098kim123]

Same!!!!!

[@Mind.Limbo357]

i love you too im 35

[@sectum.sempra]

Same age as me, this was our era 😁

[@jacobcollier8966]

Yes I love her

[@caitlynlove959]

My mom died when I was 11 and we would jam out to Alanis growing up still listening to Alanis. I’m 33 now and her music sometimes just hits the feels.

[@JS-te4gz]

Very sorry to hear....😥

[@avamank]

God bless you sweetheart, you and your mum had great taste!!

[@sophiamorrow6716]

This reminds me of my mom too 😢❤❤❤❤ I love you!

[@MaggieDiazVera]

I'm sorry you had to experience that so young. But it's wonderful to have those memories

[@sofiawest5167]

Her memory is eternal and Alanis keeps sharing her love spiritually...God bless 🩷

[@MissAbz92]

When she says "I've never felt this healthy before" it has always always resonated with me, even before I knew what she meant. Getting older, it is just so clear, when you find that other half of you, someone you genuinely fall head over feet for, you genuinely feel healthier and capable. It's a beautiful lyric and another power house of a song by this legend 👏

[@epresley8324]

🙌🏼 🙌🏼 🙌🏼

[@NautilusGoose]

I'm 35 almost 36. And a girl I've known for 20 years just came back into my life in a big way. Weve both fallen head over feet and it's true! I feel like I'm made of steel, I could run through walls for her.

[@NautilusGoose]

@Will Hooton thank you, sincerely friend. May your life also be blessed happiness

[@SoulElement]

At 1:25 when she bobs her head up and down it reminds me of my ex slobbing my knob

[@diarrheaqueen]

💗💗💗

[@amandamarie740]

She is so naturally beautifully, and talented. What is more vulnerable than a close up of you… and a close up singing. Love this song

[@goingthrough9390]

I dunno, you're making me think, but there's the "Thank You" video, where she's naked!

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

She's not "naturally" pretty enough, IMHO, to pull that off without it being annoying. A little makeup (or, a little MORE makeup, if she's wearing any) might've helped. "vulnerable"? Meh...

[@3orfourrats84]

@@not-so-smartaleck8987 ay yo. Shut that ass up lmao

[@angela7014]

@@not-so-smartaleck8987 your username describe you EXACTLY idiot 🙄

[@mostlypeacefulmisterputin]

She’s ok…she’s no Dolores O’Riordan though

[@tiamat_023]

90s kids, unite. This is still one of my favorite songs of all time. Thanks for sharing!

[@LeeDeeThe1]

This is probably one of the best lovesongs ever written.

[@jackhammer1021]

Yessir

[@Tyway]

No

[@LeeDeeThe1]

@@Tyway ok, if you say so

[@blueblaze9862]

I feel like it's her being in an fwb relationship n her song falling in love w him

[@angelicacantil8361]

I think its not s love song

[@andohish27]

Listening to Alanis gives me a kind of nostalgia that I don't really get from alot of artists. Her voice just reminds me of a better time, a more innocent time, a time that we just don't get much anymore, if at all. It's bittersweet. Alanis is very ethereal that way.

[@allisonmarrie5985]

WORD!

[@michelangelo4701]

I feel your comment

[@alva8818]

As vezes parece que passou tão depressa.

[@ashakir622]

This song reminds me of the simplicity of life in the 90s. Love it.

[@francyfraxxfra2169]

In 2000 I'm 17...mybe you think that '90s were better because you hoped...now we are disillusioned...

[@an-cx1ho]

I was paying a lot for slow dial-up internet in the 90s. I could hardly download or watch any porn. No thank you

[@dr.spectre9697]

Not gonna lie, this entire album is a masterpiece!

[@mandilene]

I know the lyrics by heart

[@j.baldwinwasagenius...7575]

Absolutely

[@karenwharton2318]

Did you hear the guitarist??? The guy is a genius.

[@sunnyjohnson2479]

Well said

[@SpaceMonkey261]

It really is. I just let it play, it's perfect. The entire album

[@tamannarizwan9667]

To be a teen in the 90s Alanis was loved truly. So refreshing to see a simple beautiful face

[@Goatbeez]

So pretty. So talented.

[@paultrappiel9943]

Was loved? Still loved to this day.

[@placeborick]

The changing expressions throughout the song are what makes this video so great. I personally love the shy grins after the friends with benefits verse. It's so cute.

[@Suricatamigo]

Well, nothing too special but kissable all the same .

[@nuberiffic]

...because music had never been marketed on a pretty face before?

[@rockmetalplaylists5595]

Who's ending this year with this glorious song?? 😍🤩

[@Mr.PapuXDXD]

Hi, bro

[@trottingfox.]

Tariff free Canadian music for now! get your jams whilst you can. lol

[@ayanabeltaine]

She's wonderful :)

[@stevekanyon5765]

I am without even trying, just heard it out of the blue and had to listen.

[@loganlawson1766]

fuyck yeah homie :)

[@bingbong4061]

My mom used to blast this song in the car when I was a baby all the time, I had the tune stuck in my head for at least 8 years, and I’ve finally found the song, and god it’s bringing back memories

[@ghostcowbo]

Bing Bong me too

[@Kool-TK]

Same thing I'm 28 and my mom blasted this in her car when I was a kid

[@crossbowrede4me613]

Ring a bell..🎺

[@carlosgarza1701]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@Itsfunnyyoushouldsaythat]

Your mom was awesome! My mom used to blast jagged little pill ALL THE TIME. -love you mom! RIP RONDA DUNBRACK

[@Joepo76]

I love the smile she makes when saying “ Friends with benefits “ … Love this woman!!!

[@staceyseward402]

I look just like her. People used to think I was her. 🤣

[@123arcadia]

What does that mean ? Friends with benefits?

[@user-jq1mt6yx1j]

@@123arcadia Friends who do sexual things with eachother m8

[@cristobalgarces1675]

@@user-jq1mt6yx1j Well, I don't think this was a phrase until Alanis released this song. So, she coined it first.

[@adonisamaya956]

Haha I can’t help but smile with her 😅

[@johnevans699]

My wife and I got married yesterday, 4.3.21 and this was our first dance. The very first time she told me she loved me, this was playing in the background when we were hanging out one afternoon.

[@isabelblack3668]

My husband and I will be married 24 years this August our first dance too.

[@kumeka70]

You’ve both melted my heart ❤️

[@irishanne8970]

Congratulations💕💞💕💞

[@simonspencer3758]

That’s wonderful 🙂

[@mattanderton1619]

Congratulations! Truly best of luck

[@BookingTheTerritory]

Music will always be the closest thing we’ll ever have to a Time Machine. The feelings we get by listening to old music helps us travel back in time as we recall and relive those times. Y’all be blessed out there.

[@debbieholmes6441]

My daughter turned me on to her music and I've loved her music to this day and I'll be 63 in January!❤

[@Cecelovesbirdie]

Beauty of music... its ageless

[@jakewillson1873]

Debbie Holmes happy birthday

[@turkishdelight600]

63?!?!?!?!?!.!?!?!.!🤨😀😯🙄😮😓😛🤬

[@leosgf]

I love you.

[@primitive3947]

well she have a really good taste in music :) have a nice day

[@dcny69]

EVERY SINGLE SONG on this album was great and a huge hit. Unless you lived this era you have no idea how big this album was. Madonna must’ve made millions off this.

[@KK-gd6uw]

I was a kid when this album came out and heard it as a kid from my mom. I will admit this is one album that I can listen from beginning to end and love every minute of it!

[@ulrikenaumann1387]

I didn't know she was discovered by Madonna. At least Madonna had good taste and enough experience in the music business to get Alanis the audience she deserved.

[@summertea545]

Alanis already had television experience on a kids show she must have been like 11 or so. Canada already knew her as she had some dance songs with her big hair days. Then she got serious with music and somehow stumbled down the staircase and managed to land on her feet with Jagged Little Pill and the rest is history.

[@flightforge30]

she was the owner of maverick.. right?

[@rotemkleinorbach5327]

I missed this album (and a lot of music) when I was young in the 90s Only discovered it at the last five years (except Ironic I think)

[@populousmass]

I feel like it's largely forgotten how fucking solid this album is.

[@serlomcole2958]

its really great she is so talented

[@kurtvanautgaerden]

she's got 7 grammy's so don't worry about that :D we were blessed in the nineties right?

[@Mr06261984]

indeed

[@seansullivan2078]

Its largely forgotten just how much better music was 20 yrs ago in general.

[@Mr06261984]

all things were better in this era...people got egos now and can't relax and splash in their puddles like a boss.

[@janejanaban9721]

Miss those days...just happy carefree No stress No anxiety No depression

[@leokimvideo]

Yep, and look what happened during and after covid, now everyone is wound up as tight as a overwound clock

[@stuff4ever]

Her smile just warms my heart.

[@cmtkl961]

Me and my girlfriend would play this entire album when we started to fall in love with eachother that was 1995! Time flies 3 kids later and many memories I love her more than ever before and so happy to call her my wife and best friend ❤ you always Missy! Such a time capsule thank you Alanis

[@Pablo-i812]

❤️❤️❤️

[@TheKinkira]

💖💖💖

[@bbyjirl]

❤😢

[@wardenandriuk9448]

​@@73v99life is hard.

[@sofasadness2440]

Then repeat it now, with the song "Ablaze" by alanis, that would fit.

[@SimonMurray-y7p]

This is my favourite song on this album. She is a musical genius. This could be released today and still smash it. TIMELESS ❤

[@GregoryChew0921]

She’s a Canadian bro. Take your ass up to Canada if u wanna listen to that shit

[@CidNic]

​She's been around since probably before u were born. Have a seat....

[@HowCouldYouu]

Took me 11 years to find this song. Heard it on the radio during Halloween of 2013, never knew the name of the song. Been trying to find it ever since. FINALLY 🎉

[@420_traveler]

As someone who grew up in the 90s thats so insane to me lmao

[@auntemmyd1604]

Omg I remember the moment this came out! It changed our whole lives❤

[@auntemmyd1604]

@@420_traveler. Me too😢😂❤

[@Super-lucky-7777]

Welcome back to the 90s 😢

[@Countcho]

@@420_travelersame 😂

[@shrek22]

As a male, in my mid 30's, why do I get teary eyed listening to this after a long day. Loving oneself is underrated.

[@mostlypeacefulmisterputin]

Then you definitely don’t wanna start listening to Dolores O’Riordan (The Cranberries)

[@CatManDoom84]

truth

[@noreply42069]

As a man the same age music like this makes me want to do my best for myself and my lady it’s just that simple

[@ph1f1]

@@noreply42069 as simple as it is, in a world full of woke libtard shit this isnt naturally anymore - men like u are needed so desperately

[@ericjeager]

Because it makes you think of your childhood when life was pure, and every experience was something new. A time when you had no care's like bills, car payments, or whatever. A time when you was truly free, instead of being a slave working a job you hate to buy shit you don't need. A slave to money and faceless corporations that shovel bullshit down our throats.

[@omsblackelf]

No CGI, no 5kg of makeup. Natural and beautiful.

[@butterberryrblx5499]

👍👍

[@Moonbeams_SweetDreams]

I came for this comment. She's a natural beauty

[@retroman71]

I was just thinking the same thing, love natural.

[@C-mereSSBU]

She's clearly wearing makeup though.

[@hopeurok]

She’s literally wearing so much makeup ? You men don’t know shi do you.😂

[@coreynukem2328]

Alanis Morissette is a gift from God. A true reminder of what music is all about. SPEAKING SOLELY FROM THE HEART, MIND AND SOUL. Also, Alanis didn't rely on anything but her beautiful face in this video. Creating vulnerability and innocence staring right at the viewer bearing her soul with facial expressions and sometimes looking anywhere but the camera to create that nervous feeling when you encounter your crush/lover. Also little things like fixing her hair to show self consciousness. True genius.

[@shalalala868]

+Corey Lee Jester well said!

[@0okamino]

That would make her a gift from herself, according to the movie _Dogma._

[@Evilushka]

She IS God?

[@natedawg9359]

@@0okamino Ik somebody was gonna say it! Love that movie...

[@coreynukem2328]

OMG ! I DIDN'T NOTICE THE CONNECTION I COULD'VE MADE😭😭 missed opportunity

[@tadshackles]

THIS GOD DAMN SONG IS STALKING ME. EVERYTIME I ENTER A GROCERY STORE... ALANIS HAS ME SINGING TO THE PRODUCE...

[@ir1999]

I remember hearing this song every morning on MTV and VH1 before getting ready for high school...will never forget those days!!

[@thebeardofgaming81]

Wasnt that such good times?

[@zacharymorgan9526]

For me it was elementary, this song, inside out by eve 6 and get what you give by new radicals are a few others that always played on TV in the morning before school

[@joe34096]

Incredible music days!!!

[@truestorybro6639]

Оh, what the window MTV was then! One love for all y'all 90s teenagers

[@VtecdippinBB6siR]

We were lucky to live those days. Nobody born today can relate to those days.

[@pistroliakrazies]

Proud to be Canadian with artists like Alanis. After almost 30 years of listening to her, she still never gets old.

[@amcmenemy5647]

Jann Arden, Arcade Fire, The Band, Leonard Cohen, Ian and Sylvia, Gordon Lightfoot, Joni, Neil, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, BTO, Bryan Adams, Terri Clarke, Anne Murray, The Dead South , Buffy Saint Marie and so many others. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦💛🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦.

[@depmode26]

​@amcmenemy5647 Great list, but very incomplete without Sarah McLachlan!

[@estampate9810]

The most beautiful voice and eyes that hypnotize, all your fans of the 90s await your return Alanis, I love you!

[@barrymoore7445]

She’s back dude. Just saw her in concert. Great stuff

[@EssentialGuitarLessons]

If you would like to learn this awesome song on guitar click here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKmyoI1vrLdkfsk

[@aefwaefwe5737]

How many straight dudes out there really feel this music ? I know this album is about a young woman's struggle growing up and it's hard to relate that to a man's experience but there's something about this whole album that hits me deep. She wrote from the heart and really just let it all out. She didn't care what anyone thought. She had a lot of real emotions to write with and what came out is a true masterpiece that is Jagged Little Pill. Every now and then, when I feel like I need to get my head straightened out, I just listen to this album and I always feel better afterwards. I'll have a crush on Alanis Morissette forever !

[@nedflanders5302]

We were rocker/metal heads when this came out, and we'd be cruising somewhere and if this came on we'd bashfully look ahead and pretend like we didn't like this. But we did.hahaha.. No shame, brother. It's a good song.

[@aefwaefwe5737]

Hahaha ! I remember acting like I didn't like it with my friends too. I grew up on this music but I normally only listen to EDM and Metal. Someone's sure gotta write something amazing to make people jump genres like that.

[@deputybluevein93]

Aefwa Efwe This album and Alanis doesn't need any explanation whatsoever. She's a genius and well ahead of her time. One of the best album ever. Jagged little Pill

[@xCmOn3yx777]

yep

[@logandelaney1938]

I used to love this album, I was mostly into metal and punk but a few pop/rock artists like Alanis really stood out to me.

[@mymomsaidicantgo]

Everybody gangster until Alanis whips out the harmonica

[@WowwowLulu]

What’s about this everybody gangster joke I see everywhere

[@354allday]

@@WowwowLulu Everybody has a soft spot is the joke

[@leetahring7829]

😂🤣

[@prezz1257]

Amen.

[@angelus_solus]

That makes no f&&king sense, you social lemming.

[@aliciaanderson2331]

Man, I miss singer songwriters like her topping the charts. What a great album and singer. Glad I was in my early 20's when this came out! It was one of those "anthem" albums for me that year!

[@milos-ITMilosevicsimpathy1]

Strength of Sound: 55 %❤🎉❤😂😊❤

[@milos-ITMilosevicsimpathy1]

Thank You 😊

[@BrendanStuart]

I'm a metalhead. I live for bands like Opeth, Cannibal Corpse, Tool, and I'm also heavily into EDM, specifically liquid drumstep, psytrance, heavy electro, etc. I can happily say Jagged Little Pill is the best album I've ever listened to.

[@barbdamon3887]

+Chris Gribble hey man

[@ChantingDruid]

+Grinder except for Tool, it's pretty easy for me to say this is the best album you've ever listened to.

[@MsMarfox]

+Grinder liquid drumstep is similar to psytrance in deed... several moods you have... (but good choices)

[@pedro2754]

so true

[@KnightOfNostalgia]

+Grinder AMEN SON \m/

[@jasoncamp483]

Album was one of the best of the 90s. This song.....will always be tied to a special person in my life in 1996 and luckily still in 2016. Great stuff.

[@EBK_iN_MY_DNA]

Jason Camp wow wen this came out I was 5 and remember perfect

[@jasoncamp483]

That is cool lol. It's good stuff.

[@smaffy1096]

Jason Camp lol I was 2 when this album came out but I remember my parents listening to it..to this day it's still up there for my favourite albums ever. sorry for long comment but very cool to hear 20 years later it's the same person for you !

[@jasoncamp483]

Rob Affleck That is a pretty cool perspective from your point. To me 20 years ago seems like yesterday in some ways and long ago in others. But yes when this song came out I loved it still do. Great album.

[@sazdragon]

Jason Camp my brother got me into this album.... always had a copy love it loads

[@crazyeyedme4685]

She has a rebellious in ur face raw talent and is able to show pure sincere love and selfish insane love at the same time. I was born 88 and listened to her growing up. These song dont just give me nostalgia, and bring me back in space and time. Their ingrained in my life to the core. I dont know her, but i love her.

[@dominicus9891]

The warmth of her brown eyes is overwhelming, they're like chocolate in the sun.

[@MsNatiBug]

They’re honey amber eyes

[@sarahbirdnerd]

I hope you are a writer, that's a hell of a line.

[@joeyo2482hzhq]

@@MsNatiBug the darker the bettuh! then u can't "see" when u gaze inn! ;

[@joeyo2482hzhq]

@@sarahbirdnerd dark ebonY I'z rule

[@shoosh222]

@@joeyo2482hzhqYesssss

[@slak96u]

When I was reminiscing, i thought Alanis made like 3 or 2 albums in the mid 90s. She made one, one singular, masterpiece. What an incredible album....

[@thomassadler4851]

The smell, taste, and sound of 90's rock, from Alanis to Stone Temple Pilots kicks ass! Always.

[@bobbie7star]

Heard this on our local station today. Had to listen again. I miss my Terry so much, he was my world. I still have so much love for him and its been six years since he passed.

[@LukeXuanNguyen]

Hi how are you doing

[@raevynstormmedia]

Such a simple music video by an amazing beautiful women, inside and out she needs no make up or a front and her music never gets old. Honestly, its timeless! Also am I the only one who feels this video accurately represents their ADHD her distractedness and Disassociation in this video is so me!!

[@stevenousleyII]

Yes!!! I was about to leave the same comment. She also coined the term “friends with benefits “, right? That’s damn sure the first time I heard it used that way so casually. Didn’t know what it meant in the 90s, but I feel the OCD, ADD, Control issues too. First time really paying attention! I’m glad you caught that too. Xx Steven ❤❤❤

[@staceyk7424]

Her eyes are so golden brown! Light and confident, inviting you into her music and innocently playful! She's beautiful

[@rockhardrockhounds9970]

Those are hazel. :)

[@doeeyes2]

Ive those same colored eyes, as does my big brother. People have called them "beer eyes" cuz theyre the shade of pale ale.

[@stuartbardin3164]

I bought this album when it came out with my pocket money, I was 11 years old. Man the feeling I get when I play music from my youth is magical

[@jerrys9274]

I hear ya! There is nothing like listening to great music from the past!

[@joelthomas9580]

Absolutely 💯

[@marybravo7392]

Yeah i was 13 at that time i just listened to this right now and My heart felt so happy so nice Memories miss the 90s difinetly

[@mirandamiller7044]

I was 12!! Lol.. best song ever!!

[@loughrin]

Music is a time machine

[@leslenehart8997]

She is an icon. People won't realize how influential she was until it's too late. Isn't it ironic?

[@georgina3960]

Don't you think?

[@PpAirO5]

😄 I see what you did there 😏

[@leslenehart8997]

@@PpAirO5 isn't it though?

[@PpAirO5]

@@leslenehart8997.. It is 😊👍

[@Micho55]

How is it too late? She's still doing music and is pretty damn successful at it.

[@MrsDemonfire318]

In 2024 thinking of my husband. Such a blessing. He treats me so well.

[@englishlanguagewithnina5965]

I understand her music so much more now that I've turned 40. Life is so wild

[@ingrid3578]

so true. with considerably more life experience under my belt, Jagged Little Pill is music to my ears, figuratively!!!!

[@ge8705]

Like before we just sing it like okay but now it hit through our soul lol

[@samwalters3058]

As a male jamming this shit getting funny looks remembering jamming with my mom. Now jamming it with my daughter of 6. Yeah. Great stuff

[@Fatesville]

Crazy how she wrote this album at the age of 19.

[@poshko41]

My god this is so true.

[@anthonywaldrep5982]

I got to see Alanis in concert last Friday and I was absolutely blown away!! Her voice was as good, if not better than it has ever been and her energy onstage was such a beautiful thing! I could really tell that she still enjoys what she does. It was definitely one of the best concerts that I've ever been to and the crowd interaction was phenomenal! Thank you for the memories, Alanis!!

[@Canadianforestfairy]

Where!?

[@anthonywaldrep5982]

@@Canadianforestfairy It was at the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham, AL

[@Lovely-gi4xo]

The 90s were the best. 89 baby here. And I truely was blessed to experience all the good music like her and so many others. Thanks to my mother. These years were so simple and care free. Still gives me that feeling.

[@huntersanchez2617]

I was born in 83 I love her music

[@mostlypeacefulmisterputin]

I’m the last of the 70s babies (79) and I grew up on the east side of Detroit (the exact time period portrayed in “8 Mile”) so I think I was the perfect age to really experience the music, culture, and really that whole world that used to exist all throughout the 90s…It was just indescribable unless you were there! To this day I still become infuriated when I’m reminded of how me and my friends were planning to go to Woodstock 94 and things happened, and we didn’t go 😡

[@graham8149]

1976 here. Best music was the 90s. I'm so lucky to have experienced it. The likes of RATM, Pearl jam, Pantera, Nirvana, Alanis, Sound Garden, GNR ah the list could go on and on.

[@Greentunic84]

Born in 84...this song takes me back to the Much Music era and being a teenager. Fun times, great music.

[@tommylee4381]

Alanis Morissette is Home to me. Meaning she makes me feel safe, loved. Her music will always be home to me

[@riffguru]

Right around the time this song came out, I was in college...and in love with a classmate. The lyrics perfectly described our situation - I've given her hints of my feelings, I treated her like a princess, always held the door for her, etc. I even got a poster of her favorite artist - you've guessed it- Alanis! I remember being so happy everytime we were together, and felt that she was falling for me as well. So when the chorus goes "...You've already won me over in spite of me, And don't be alarmed if I fall head over feet..." I knew the song was for us. As it turns out, the feelings were not mutual - when we finally got down to serious talking, she said she just always thought of me as her (male) best friend (without the benefits part = ). She said that by confessing my feelings, it got her confused and didn't know what to do. I guess I misinterpreted our closeness for something beyond just friendship. I was crushed. But beyond my feelings, what pained me more was knowing that our friendship was never going to be the same ever. That night was the first time I truly cried over a girl. Things were a little weird for us a few days after that. But days turned to weeks, and weeks turned to months. After some time has passed by, we became comfortable with each other again. We started talking regularly and I felt that our friendship has been rekindled. We've both matured and have moved on. We are now both happily married and have our own families. Although we haven't really kept in touch with each other, the last time we talked was a very good and happy conversation. Certain songs can remind you of a different time in your life. Head Over Feet does that to me everytime I hear it. It takes me back to the wonderful memory of that certain girl, a memory that I will cherish forever.

[@staralioflundnv]

M B --Just wow, thank you for sharing this. The way you painted your experience really transported me to a certain time in my life that was that way. Holding a precious time.

[@marivg8948]

I think you're still in love with her; I hope your wife is ok with that.

[@riffguru]

@@marivg8948 Hi, thanks for your reply. At first glance that seems to be the case, but I assure it is not. It's really not about that person anymore, but it's those fleeting moments in your past that will always be with you.

[@jimmymackinnon8474]

@@marivg8948 His wife obviously doesn’t know, and he should never tell her. It could destroy his marriage.

[@jimmymackinnon8474]

@@riffguru Don’t ever mention this girl to your wife or family. If it was me I would try not to even think about her anymore.

[@SGCSW]

It's refreshing to see a singer with raw talent and so natural, without the bells and whistles, choreography, pancake makeup, etc

[@pcpmendonca]

Isn't it? And she's so beautiful, just the way she is.

[@MatthewLPU]

Pancake make up haha

[@davidmolyneux1780]

@@pcpmendonca very beautiful woman. So talented.

[@rops1981]

A woman with actual skin, with pores... What a beautiful sight. Thank you 90s, I'm glad I'm from there.

[@jillspires]

Roger Desbiens she's beautiful

[@isabellaoliveira2028]

wow pores! ahhahhahah go away

[@Dan3043]

Haha. Back then you could get away with shots like these. Nowadays it's a different story, with 4kHD 72'' screens in every household those blurry pores you talk about become craters. You'd have to slap some filters on it to make it look like this, because the cameras used to shot videos have very different capabilities these days.

[@topanga26]

Thats why the gods gave us Jenna Marbles.

[@fairybreadarmy]

Sadly I'm from 2007 But atleast I have a good taste in music

[@ayshalil7809]

This is one of the songs I played and sang to my boyfriend (now husband) when we first met. I ADORE YOU ALANIS MORISSETTE!! I am black and grew up in the projects in Brooklyn. My sister was smart enough to get into a "smart" high school and was exposed to different cultures and people. She put me onto you and I will forever love her for that. You're AWESOME ❤

[@claudiag.3036]

I remember hearing this at a school dance in the 7th grade. I can remember details of that night, and dancing with a crush to this song. Always takes me back to my innocent youth, and now I enjoy it today because it’s so true of the man I married. I will forever love this song.

[@ghintz2156]

I always appreciated how she breaks the fourth wall and just stops mouthing the song and vibes with it.

[@spektra1988]

Me too

[@Tyan_Nahts]

She does that at the chorus since it's always going to be 'best take' vs doing it live every verse.

[@stephaniegoulder2455]

Who’s still playing this in 2024? Her music will never get old

[@Nail_idiot]

A man walked into my house to fix my oven two weeks and one day ago and it was palpably magnetic between us. Now it feels like this song was written about him. I've never had this feeling before about anyone but it's amazing and all I can think about is this song. So hell yeah I'm listening in 2024.

[@KakaoHickson]

I do and will :)

[@kanayaazzalea760]

Feb 2024.. still playing this song

[@lalasfilho4943]

Yes from Brazil, too. hahahaha...

[@N38spl]

Me.

[@helbertmanawis6214]

2030 anyone??? A timeless song . A genius female artist.

[@chermkolbeck1603]

Absolutely, she is a gem

[@chermkolbeck1603]

I've been listening to her for years now, and she is one amazing lady and singer. ❤❤❤❤

[@Ar3De]

I love the chord change, when she sings "head over feet". It's like the chords are higher than expected. Nice 🙂

[@trakla]

"Head over Feet" has a harmonic structure that is unusual for its genre. The choruses are in a different key than the verses. Each verse is in the key of C major, whereas each chorus is in the key of D major. As a result, at the end of each chorus the song is forced to modulate down a major second (which is uncommon in rock music). - Alanis Morrisette Wiki

[@danielsbox27]

This song and all her songs will always remind me of someone special in my life. I you read this one day and think of me. I'm sorry we didn't flourish into something beautiful. I hope you are well, your the most beautiful person I have ever met, in ever single way. Xxx

[@stephan1752]

This video is pure courage and integrity. By filming close-up like this, she leaves herself nowhere to hide - she means every word, and she's not afraid to own them.

[@seanbell4837]

I am a 6 ft, 210 pounder. Bearded, "viking braid". And I can comfortably say that she is easily one of the, most talented humans to ever touch a mic

[@Criticcizm]

Real men listen to Alanis. lol, but really, she is a true artist.

[@jacobdavis9653]

Man, I catch so much shit for loving Alanis Morissette lol. It's kinda like liking Third Eye Blind. People just hear the chorus and assume that it's shitty pop music

[@samuelcross8329]

Her music is so very worthy.

[@mo.molina]

Her voice is so unique. I love her music

[@sunny.theone.5555]

your comment really made me think if Im a "real man".! "TUNE FROM MY PAST".!

[@sapodetenis]

Alanis and KT Tunstall

[@coreykindle5892]

Jagged Little Pill was and still is an outstanding album

[@dku03]

The BEST of all

[@samiegrrl]

Agreed!!!

[@lateshiachilds3640]

I agree I'm about to go listen to my CD

[@nunoalexandre6408]

A True Pop Master Piece!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stephaniemarlowe552]

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[@ondriajames1904]

It was always her eyes and the freedom she made you feel through her songs

[@LeeDeeThe1]

Just learned that this maybe is the first public use of the phrase 'friend with benefits'. Wild

[@shannonsteiner5303]

Alanis coined the phrase “friends with benefits”. It only exists because she wrote this song.

[@sterobj]

"I couldn't help it, it's all your fault" Adorable

[@austinlogan4416]

that's a girl in her early twenties for ya

[@ahyaahya2447]

Deep

[@Marilyncrazy09]

I know exactly what that means! 😂 Just like " in spite of me" I don't fall for crap. Generic, cheap, reused lines... NOPE! So if a guy can battle me walls, he's worth it.

[@Marilyncrazy09]

*My*

[@peterjohnson7696]

@@Marilyncrazy09 yes! because actions always speak louder than words

[@carolinajasso367]

I was in middle school when this album came out 😫 Now I'm 42 years old and still loving every single song from Alanis! ❤

[@JS-te4gz]

Me too I just turned 43

[@greatriffishere]

Ya'll make me feel really old lol. I'm a little bit older than Alanis. Great album.

[@rafaelmendonca2381]

41 here bro. that was my first gf fave song and she used to tell me thx for your patience a lot....i miss her❤

[@alexthompsonrohe]

reasons i drink is a masterpiece

[@suelipereira6884]

Também estou com 42 anos e conheci essa música no ensino médio. Traz tantas emoções

[@youknow3219]

I'm twenty six but have never actually seen this music video and when I started watching it I was dumbfounded! What beauty and what a different thing to do! It's insane to see her that close!

[@forbesmag1271]

The director definitely deserves credit for this video. Getting back to the basics of earlier days of film where people realized that just a person's face in close up can be arresting. And his allowing her to go out of frame multiple times, and to stop lip syncing. Of course, to get away with this, you need a subject like Morissette who is able to be un-selfconscious.

[@differentplane746]

😂 me too and I’m 26

[@dilettadioracarter4243]

I got to see her in concert this summer just shortly before my 21st birthday, when she played Head over feet i felt completely numb with joy and sang along. This has to be my favorite song of hers and one of my favorite songs to play on guitar. She is still incredibly beautiful and overflowing with charm.

[@adamt101316]

Something incredible I noticed for the first time today: As many have stated, it's obviously a simple yet powerful video. I always wondered why she looks away at times and doesn't lip certain lyrics. But today I think I know why. The song is all very loving, and very kind. I wondered why she shows pain in her eyes at times, and can't look into the camera. That's when I noticed there is one "negative" lyric in the song. The main chorus hook "you've already won me over, in spite of me" It's negative towards herself. "In spite of me." She feels bad for taking so long to see what was there. She even states it when she says "what took me so long" at which point she looks away again for the next few lines. What makes it more jarring is that right before she kind of laughs when she says "best friend with benefits" and then you see it fade away when she says "what took me so long" Also to note, she does not lip sync "you've already won me over, in spite of me" until the last two times it appears in the song, and even then, the first time she lips it she looks away from the camera and it seems like she's whispering it. The final time it appears in the song she keeps her face to the camera and says it strongly. I really think this is the end of her journey through the song. She's facing the camera and finally bearing her guilt openly. Confessing her love, and apologizing that it took her so long. That's just my take. A seemingly simple video that I've always wondered why it had such a huge impact on me. Now I feel like I have some answers. Beautiful.

[@juan4realz942]

Took you this long to realize that huh?

[@glenday7474]

Great observation

[@90out10]

I view this music video as the song playing in her head.she's trying to choke out the words but can't seem to do it. The camera is fixated on only her face except for the part where she's playing the harmonica. However, she has her back to the camera. The hook in the chorus reminds me of someone who knows that they are horrible to someone who loves them anyway.

[@Man-vs-Metal]

What does she mouth at 3:20?

[@TomSeilerMusic]

@@Man-vs-Metal Good question! Can somebody lip read that for us, please?

[@Wanttofanta]

Imagine how many views this would have if KZbin was a thing when this was released

[@retrocysper3709]

If Record companies think uploading music videos on shareyourworld.com when it's around and some billion dollar company bought the site. This video would have billion views.

[@PeaceDweller]

Been a fan of Alanis since 1994 when I was 12, now at 34, I think her songs sounds better and better each year that goes by.

[@chancho2223]

She's a poet who let's it fly.

[@rheam2485]

Can't find the like button?! :'( But I like ;)

[@mikeseiple]

I was 9 but same thing, grew up hearing it, not my fav artist or genre of music but always loved her music. She was one of a kind in a era she owned. Can't deny her pop culture status or her genuine musical talents...

[@Caleb-ee2nt]

agree. she writes about life and the older we are the more we can relate to her songs.

[@Ybw200owns]

It's because the current music is shit to compare it to lol

[@delraycollins1341]

90s was definitely the best

[@Mermadeinthe80s]

My first concert. I was 11. I’m 40 now. It was her first tour at the Aladdin in Las Vegas. The Aladdin has been gone for a long time. She spoke to me. Her music has guided me through some tough, gut wrenching, spirit crushing life lessons. This is my spirit animal. She is on every single playlist. I needed the music videos tonight. This soul will never understand the magnitude she had. The best days of music have been gone for quite sometime. So damn thankful for the choice to be able to stay stuck in the good old days. 👌🏻🧘‍♀️🫶🏻♥️🔥🧿✌🏻

[@LukeXuanNguyen]

Hello how are you today.

[@jimmonade]

It’s crazy to think she went to numerous record labels for a deal and was turned down, but none other than MADONNA gave her a chance and fell in love with her voice at first listen!

[@renatos4204]

That is absolutely right and accurate.

[@zapantalambda]

Nice piece of information. I didnt know it was Madonna who helped her put her name out there. Thank you.

[@kman_video]

The very meta/editor-centric choice of this video is such a killer concept. The “BTS” style between the lip syncs, her practicing lines, the gaffer turning a red light on and off, Alanis going past her focal points and adjusting her hair. Just amazing and seemingly a nod to her friends on the other side of the lens, very cool and proof that sometimes less is actually more.

[@scottbickerton4152]

I hardly think it’s appropriate to compare her to BTS. FFS

[@GabrielaCenturionNeumann]

@@scottbickerton4152 Behind The Scenes

[@juankplaysmusic]

Sometimes? Man compare this to the bullshit culture we have in general and in videoclips in the last 15 years or so... tits, explosions, dancers, gore, satanic imagery, now technology bullshit, fx... This a hyper minimalistic video, but others were also good because of their simplicity like Bittersweet Symphony.

[@jenniferdaniele1987]

After my recent break up with an addict, this song hits different.

[@robertskinner4675]

This is my favourite song of Alanis . Never get tired of listening to it

[@catvevo49]

Same here with Ironic

[@JuanWonOne]

You outta know, for me. But this is a very close second

[@jesuscryst3239]

Same

[@noelmalago3052]

Me☝️

[@beckacheckaenterprises7294]

Brave, she’s a natural unique beauty

[@Andi__1995__]

*Alanis staring in the camera for over 4 minutes* *Still better than most of so called 'music videos' nowadays*

[@delshoemaker7616]

Was pretty high!

[@queenriQP]

She’s still so captivating ❤️

[@Andi__1995__]

@@queenriQP Yes, u are right. She's one of the most talented musicians of all time!!

[@kennyo6582]

she changed the world.

[@gracehall9199]

She's so damn beautiful. ❤

[@Brbos06]

I remember when this album was at its apex, and when these videos came out. MTV used to show them all the time and I LOVED most of the songs. I had forgotten how truly beautiful Alanis Morissette is and how much her message resonated with people. I totally had a mega crush on her then... and now. You're awesome Alanis!!

[@qdsfahc]

I went through quite a lot of comments here and they are mostly about the love of two people. I listened to this song many, many times with the same idea in my head. I'm in a good place with myself right now and it's news to me. Today for me this song is about self love. I'm so much braver than I gave myself credit for.

[@kristywhited8857]

Can't even begin to count the number of times I played this CD in my car! Knew every word, sang along every time. I miss the 90s and all the great music that was born during that decade!

[@TheWorldTeacher]

Her finest composition by FAR.

[@krylesangerbeaver]

Reverend Eslam You did. It was his previous comment.

[@krylesangerbeaver]

Reverend Eslam in all fairness, you do say "Incidentally, it's called "Spell-check"."

[@gwendolynmills5651]

***** The fact that you have nothing better to do with your time other than insult a love song from the 90s online speaks volumes.

[@JOTSfishing]

I think it was intentional that the POV this was filmed in looks like shes talking to you directly. Some of the most memorable songs from my childhood. ❤️

[@PowerRangersFanAntiDinoFury]

The moment I found out that she could play the harmonica i was blown away by her, she wasn't just another pretty face, she actually has talent. 😊

[@duanecolbert6968]

"You are the bearer of unconditional things" the coolest verse in music history to me 😎