Pearl Jam - Black | First Time Reaction

I highly suggest you to go listen to Pearl Jam - Blackl song here:
• Black (Live) - MTV Unp...
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[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .

[@TisTheDamnStickSeason]

I'm 47 and the infamous "star in somebody else's sky" line still breaks my heart 30yrs after the song first came out.

[@DJMAERZ]

The self inflicted torture of listening to this version hundreds and hundreds of times over the last 30+ years is something that I can not, nor do I ever want to, escape from.

[@Mr.Sidenote]

"We belong together," was a live ad-lib that Eddie was feeling in the moment. That phrase is not in the studio version. I believe this particular live performance really evokes more emotion than the original, because we can see his facial expressions and the breaking of his voice. It still brings me to tears because I can relate to his pain but could never put it into words so eloquently as he does.

[@zacgreene6635]

"And now my bitter hands cradle broken glass of what was everything..." One of my favorite lyrics ever written.

[@tfs203]

I was at this concert/recording as a teenager. At the time, we had no idea how important it would end up being! Back then, we were just happy to see Pearl Jam so closely and Intimately, not to be on MTV. I just consider myself very lucky. I still have the ticket framed with all my old stubs from my younger years, but this one is at the top.

[@johndinsdale4454]

Story goes he was walking on a beach one night and bumped into some people having a party and playing guitar. Some guy was playing this and Eddie asked him to stop and choose any other song rather than this one. Too personal. Can you imagine being that guy?!? 😂

[@SIXX2772]

Pearl Jam is part of a four band nucleus that WAS grunge .....after those four bands the rest was post grunge, it changed rock in the early 90s. Nirvana, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains are the other three. All came out of the Seattle scene.

[@JaqueDark]

That is definitely one of the things I love most about youtube reactors. When they hear something for the first time and they absolutely love it... there's this smile that shows up and it appeared on you. Amazing reaction!

[@markdaube507]

UNPLUGGED was the best thing to ever come from MTV, back when they actually played music. To truly appreciate a bands talent, you need to hear them 'unplugged'. I highly recommend QUEENSRYCHE's Unplugged session, especially the songs 'Silent Lucidity', 'Anybody Listening', 'Della Brown', 'I Will Remember'. Geoff Tate's voice back then was amazing, and the acoustic guitars will give you chills.

[@bigjhodson]

It’s been so long since I heard this song, I forgot how heartbreaking it is. It’s so much fun watching your favorite songs through someone else’s perspective. I would really like to see you react to “Jeremy” by Pearl Jam. Warning…it is a very heavy song.

[@BobBlanchardMarketer]

60 years old and this song always feels new to me. Wicked incredible and intense

[@kebonhawk1081]

This song just punches into your chest and rips out your heart. It makes you not want to have a heart.

[@twelvemonkeys8786]

Im 46, male, i love heavy metal and horror films but this performance fricking brings me to tears everytime.. Brilliant reaction 👍🏻

[@mikesmith1788]

This is probably the most heart felt break up songs of all time. When Eddie sings it he is so invested in to it. He pours his heart and soul into this performance. One song that almost was never recorded.

[@kbbeers4274]

Isn’t this one of the most heartbreaking beautiful song ever written? Still get chills like when the day it came out.

[@peterramsay4674]

You are absolutely right. This the sound of a man wallowing in deep and unrelenting grief of a breakup not of his choosing. Through his voice of anguish you can almost feel his pain. This is songwriting at it’s best. And with Eddie Vetter singing it’s a masterpiece.

[@thescourgeofathousan]

This song is actually really great for young people to listen to and delve into the backstory of as it can be a great life lesson in perspective.

[@mtneubelt]

I've never seen a reactor nail this song this well, especially the first time. Awesome job

[@lauraheim8381]

Eddy Vedder was instrumental in the Seatttle “Grunge “ music. He didn’t want this song released because it was so personal to him. It took some persuasion to let it be released. Great reaction 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻