BRITISH RAP FANS FIRST TIME HEARING KORN! “Freak On A Leash” REACTION

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[@benwo0ds]

The way Teddy was like ‘let’s say his name is John’ at a total guess and the vocalist is literally called Jonathan Davis 😂👏🏼

[@thebelayknot]

I screamed when he said John 🤣

[@kellygriffin8232]

@@thebelayknotI did too!!! Lmao 🤣 abd also during this time when they were at the height of their popularity my boyfriend (who would later become my daughters father) was named Johnathon Davis lol 😂

[@MrDekasOne]

It was hilarious

[@irobot_2113]

I choked when he guessed the name as John lol welcome to the Korn family bro 😂

[@hannahsvendsen11]

That just made the video, i lost some of my coffee 😂 So good haha love it!

[@fireflyfox93]

I love seeing people's reactions when they're not expecting Jonathan to start scatting 😂😂

[@reannajohnsonn]

Literally same! 😂😂 I was all, “just you wait..” 😂

[@skarlottt]

Like when Corey Taylor sings. Lol

[@lotusshakespeare3389]

Bro this was painful

[@ojantastic]

Me toooo. They be in for a treat 😂😂😂😂

[@drvincemd]

For me its that FOLLOWED by the breakdown, I love seeing people react to the skat then being caught off gaurd by the GO!

[@burninslow]

“He said “no” in Klingon!!!” Bro! You had my dying 😂😂😂

[@Witch_titz]

Imo, you are now discovering this music at a perfect time in your life. You have the wisdom from life to appreciate the lyrics and music. I truly enjoy watching your reactions, when you connect with a song it brings a smile to my face. That's what music is about, connection. Thank you.

[@MeowMixKat0307]

This was beautifully written. ❤

[@skarlottt]

Well said!❤

[@madboydaz]

yeah you got it man, shit happens when its supposed to :)

[@kristinagilbert9448]

Jonathan from Korn came to us early 90’s before every

[@melissavukelic4138]

"He said no in Klingon!" 😂😂😂 The word that was omitted was f**k. "A cheap f*ck for me to lay," is the line. The singer's name is actually Jonathan Davis, so good guess! The crazy sounds he was making don't have any meaning as far as I know. They're a mix of beatboxing and skat (skat was popular back in the 1940's, maybe earlier). If you haven't heard it before, you should check it out in your free time to get an idea what it is.

[@FilipePT25]

He can maybe listen to Scatman John :D :D

[@go-nogo1475]

@@FilipePT25 If the Scatman can do it, so can YOU! I'm the Scatman!

[@BadGamesHere]

I believe Luis Armstrong started doing scat in his music, but he could've picked it up from someone else, or I could just have the wrong name in my head.

[@danielletilliepoledance]

I lost it at that comment! 😆😆😆😆

[@covrmeporkins38]

"Let's just say your name is something basic right? Let's say your name is John" I lost my shit, almost popped a lung. I hope you do more Korn man, and more Nu Metal over all! It's great seeing someone appreciate my childhood 😂

[@seancurtis-lf9vx]

Me too 😅

[@catastrophecattitude]

I lost my bong rip and about died. The Klingon joke got me too.

[@alego8601]

Now Teddy, you have to do Falling Away From Me, the continuation of this. Your reactions are pure gold. Thank you so much for this. We really appreciate it. 🙏🏼

[@ericalyn824]

Yes, this but at least give someone a trigger warning for child abuse on that video. Love it though.

[@ExarchGaming]

@@ericalyn824 gotta let him in the shallow end before ya'll send him to fucking "daddy" though! LOL

[@donnakurtz9293]

Yes .. I might be wrong but I'm pretty sure this is the second song and the other song is before it. Falling Away From Me / then... Freak On a Leash

[@craigstanton4803]

U know how many times this video played on MTV. Never had to put trigger warning on tv. Everyone was fine and even loved song n video. If I remember right the slow mow of things exploding was new for some reason in video or tv. Think it was FPS with quality. But yea never heard ppl talk like this. Just weird and just shows how crazy n mentally weak this younger gen is.

[@hggy]

He gotta try GOT THE LIFE

[@epicmage82]

Korn mostly has songs about coping with emotional struggles. Jonathan's lyrics are amazing. They all do a fantastic job of translating emotions into music. This band got me through some extremely tough times in the 90s while I was in school. Just made you not feel so alone. They will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you for checking them out. If people want you to react to Daddy...don't do it. It's too intense for a lot of people. Otherwise all their other songs are good to go.

[@feldspar3858]

Amazing?? BWAHAHAHAHAHA

[@Justaperson354]

I think he should react to daddy personally. It is intense but still a great song just about a serious and disturbing topic. I relate to the song and it was healing for me when it was first released so maybe that’s why I feel that way. Even so, great song

[@freek99]

Daddy will sneak up on you if you listen to it too soon on your KoRn journey. He should build his understanding of the band and specifically Jonathan more before jumping into his most emotional and vulnerable song.

[@TeddyGreyOS]

Thank you to “Kim” for this suggestion on Patreon! It was the 3rd most liked suggestion of this month’s poll! KEEP THEM COMING!!

[@CarlosHuiskens]

I'd highly recommend adding Korn's song ''Falling Away From Me'' to the list of possible reactions. It's sort of a sequel to this song. Amazing instrumentals, deep lyrics and a music video that's visually though to swallow for some because it can be very relatable if you've had a troubled childhood.

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

😂💭 His name IS Jon 😆 Jonathan Davis but close enough😂 And the word they're leaving out is F**k.. "You and I were meant to be a cheap f**k for me to lay" ❤

[@killermiller1980]

Deftones should be on your list. My Summer is a great opening to that bad. The vocal range of Chino is incomparable.

[@Lexakey]

Motionless in White is a band you should check out! I definitely think you'll like them 🤘🏻 Chris motionless writes some really good lyrics

[@Kim-hc5si]

YES! ❤

[@jonathansilver5350]

My favorite song of all time from my favorite band. Jonathan Davis is a legend bro. He is amazing vocally BECAUSE he goes flat and off pitch, like you said. It's about emotional projection, not perfect singing, and you definitely picked up on that. Korn is up there with System of a Down, Slipknot, and Linkin Park for some of the most influential hard rock bands of the late 90's/early 2000's.

[@grfxman09]

100 percent

[@AddictedNCali]

Korn is from my town! Brian actually lives very close by 🥰 It’s crazy how my dumb city has so many celebrities 🥹

[@8bruiloba]

I’ll just add limp bizkit in there.

[@ForkRat]

Gotta disagree, all bands you named have been and still are very influential but they all were (partially) inspired by Korn. And to say Korn is up there when they are the actual firestarters of nu metal feels like not giving them enough credit.The genre was literally named after them 🤔

[@nerdjournal]

I would say Korn was one of the initial pioneers for Nu-metal that was followed up closely by Slipknot. You could lay some influence to Sepultura, but that was a more tribal metal, but it was their progression from thrash to the tribalistic metal that seems like the precursor to Korn and thus leading into Slipknot. Naturally there is a bunch of bands between making the arc, but to me back then that felt like the progression of what metal was to what it became. Pantera being there as a monolith of the old and new NATURALLY. SOAD and Slipknot basically spawned in the arena at the same time. In fact, I remember seeing both on the Second Stage at Ozzfest '99 in Dallas. Godsmack one of the Main stage performers stayed in the same hotel as us, and we got to actually smoke and hangout. I have pictures of that with the members and of course I have my prized 8ball signature from Corey Taylor before he was ever unmasked that same summer only at the small area at the Myriad in Oklahoma City, not the arena but the small concert hall. The next year they were playing to a sold out stage in the arena. Such a massive change in size for just one year. 97-02 was something unique for metal. If you ask me. I'd be willing to say honest, the decade from 92-02 was when metal really found its footing. Where it becomes more mainstream and wasn't just a niche genre anymore.

[@Penbrooksown]

Yo dude. This is my first video watching you. To see a British lad reacting to my favourite band, but to to do it with such passion and understanding… consider this a sub 🔥

[@TeddyGreyOS]

Much appreciated friend! 🫶

[@AdeleD79]

"He said NO in Klingon" 😂 Oh my word lol that caught me off guard! I was big into Korn from their first album. This song was a slightly different style from what they were used to, but it was a refreshing change. I recommend you listen to a song called Clown. It's full of rage. Their music was very emotive and a good outlet for angst!

[@MountainMeat]

Can’t believe Teddy finally went and done it. I commented this on Patreon like half a year ago and it’s fantastic seeing that you liked it!

[@ladonnawhatley904]

I'm a 65 year old women and I love Korn!!

[@Filadawggg]

I am 58 yrs young. I will always be metal. 😊

[@fangtasiadreams9108]

Korn is my hometown band and my very first concert at 16 years old! It was Korn's '𝙎𝙞𝙘𝙠 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙏𝙬𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙙' tour with Papa Roach, Powerman 5000 and it was incredible!! I really hope you check out more from these groups or else you're missing out. Please react to '𝙁𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝘼𝙬𝙖𝙮 𝙛𝙧𝙤𝙢 𝙈𝙚' by Korn. It's a continuation from this video and one of my absolute favorites from their 𝙁𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙧 album.

[@safigee]

Yay Bako!

[@killermiller1980]

Powerman put on a great show when I saw them with kid rock in 98'. These bands are still shocking the youth. Love it.

[@fangtasiadreams9108]

@@killermiller1980 It was 2000 when I saw Powerman perform.. don't know if they're still doing anything? When I started hearing these groups on the classic rock station.. I couldn't believe how fast time flies by! So it's great watching all the young reactors get introduced to these incredible artists.

[@coreyandthecrew952]

Power man 5000!!!!!!!

[@Kaotic318.]

Falling away from me is from the Issues album bro

[@ChrisB_Critter]

Without having watched a second of your reaction, I know it's going to be AMAZING. EDIT: After twenty-six minutes, yep, just as I thought. Supremely insightful and thoughtful. Can't wait to see where your journey takes you, and us, next! #mrkorn

[@BenMcManus]

"I wish I'd found this music years ago". Brother, I felt that. Korn got me through so much when life was beating me down as a teenager. Better late than never, friend, welcome to the family.

[@bethscarberry6845]

When you see Korn live and gets to the skat/beat box part, when Jonathan screams GO! The mosh pit would go fucking crazy. Jumping, screaming, hands in the air....it's amazing to experience.

[@monstanna]

I am one of the lucky people who voted for this. Let’s see what happens

[@killermiller1980]

Fieldy is an amazing bassist. Head and Monkey (lead and main guitar) balance the backflow in such a unique way. No one can be Korn.

[@AdeleD79]

Exactly. They are completely unique and I think that's the reason they really stood out when they first made it big. Nobody else could even come close to their sound.

[@NolanHolladay]

Dammit straight "nobody can be Korn" never was, never will be again..❤

[@Grimlock1975]

How loose were those strings lol

[@JohnKerans]

100% some bands and artists get lumped into genres they are ALMOST like, but they have a uniqueness that sets them apart from anyone else in that genre, or any other you could label them as, making them instantly recognisable. KoRn is one for sure, and Deftones is another, and possibly a good option for Teddy to react to next

[@mikeplynch1]

Listen to “love and death” and you see where KoЯn went when Head was gone. Yes Fieldy on bass is something else but the fun crazy sounds and rhythm dancing comes from Head. If that makes sense.

[@Musicyo111]

"It's so easy to skip through what you dont like these days... like nobody cares anymore!" ...Wow dude. You exude real emotions and you're amazing at putting it into words in almost philosophical ways. My favourite reactions on all of KZbin. Cheers from Ontario, Canada bro!

[@tinplatedave]

These bands came out when I was in Highschool. It was a very good time for music. Korn, Disturbed, Lincoln Park, Slipknot, etc, they were always there for me and luckily they still are.

[@anyrussenberger9562]

Now you have to listen Falling away from me! Connected with this video directly!!!! Love Korn!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@natashafouche-roets8528]

100000000% agree

[@randomlyfactual1943]

_Falling Away From Me_ also known as one of the most fucked up stuff you will ever try to play on drums. The beat will break you, eat you and spit you out. But god damn, what a song!!

[@oneslikeme]

I was blessed to be able to see Korn perform at the music festival Louder than Life in 2021. Jonathan Davis had recently fought off Covid and was still weak from the virus. They had a throne built for him to sit in on stage lol. This man gave everything he had to that performance, and when he got tired, he would take hits of oxygen from a tank behind the throne and then sit and rock out for a while. What really impressed me is that he sounded EXACTLY THE SAME. You could not tell that he was feeling less than 100%. When he sat to sing, he was still just as engaged and entertaining. And he even played his famous bagpipes! I was blown away. It's never too late to find this music! If you'd like to do some more Korn, I suggest Here to Stay (another one about fighting with your own mind), Thoughtless, Coming Undone, Twisted Transistor, or Got the Life. Those are faves of mine.

[@TheComicBookJoker]

If you’re gonna mention the bagpipes, you also need to recommend Shoots and Ladders.

[@InTheMeantime3]

I have tickets on their concert 2024 but i can't be there 😭😭😭 i feel worse when i read something like your comment, wish i will be able to see them at least once in my life ;)

[@lolololol7573]

For me the best thing about this music is: I know I'm not alone. And that in itself is soothing to know. Almost a relief.

[@saltyshieldmaiden3417]

The whole point of rock is to acknowledge the feelings you don't like confronting and know you're not alone.

[@EV0ACE]

High School, 1999, on the bus existing as a misfit. Staring out the window. My headphones cranked up. Listening to Johnathan’s voice belt out and cry, feeling the mutual exchange of pain, emotions. An artists voice echoing through time, I still find the therapy I need. Watching a younger generation groove and feel the blistered love, gives me a sense of wholeness.

[@monstanna]

22:35 his name is indeed Jonathan

[@goldiecormier2915]

You need to see a live performance where he opens playing bagpipes...it's so sick!!

[@stacygraves4128]

Shoots and ladders, it's one hell of a song and so underrated

[@dronexfun8469]

When I heard Blind on the radio for the first time I was just dumbfounded by their sound and was instantly hooked. There has been a Korn cd in my cars cd player for the last 29-30 years now.

[@wishtheyunderstoodme]

what's funny is the message came through to you as touching and too real, then as you excepted and spoke on the matter you let go of its potency and started vibing heavy with the composition and wackiness they created. this is in my opinion what this type of music is for, it reminds you of how real life is while also reminding you to not take it all so seriously 😊

[@b90srocker]

It may remind you of bad times, but it also makes you realize you got through it. It has the ability to make you feel strong. Resilient. I love metal for that.

[@Ulnyx]

It also lets you know that you are not alone. We all feel like the shit we are going through, no one else understands. Bands like Korn, such huge people, who you'd think could have no problems in life, are letting you know they have issues too. They've been there too. They got through it, (or are handling it) so you can too.

[@katieb-je2rg]

It’s ok to be a freak on A leash, the fact that this new genre for you is inspiring such a visceral feeling and making you truly contemplate and reflect with your current wisdom, dude, it’s like therapy. I always love your insights and takeaways, I’m still making my way through everything you’ve reacted to, keep up the good work!

[@thatone8910]

He says "a cheap f*ck for me to lay" and you will love doing more Korn. Like Falling Away from Me, Coming Undone or Twisted Transistor.

[@JessicaJones33333]

This brings me back to being a teenager. Korn was a huge part of those years ❤

[@monstanna]

This is nu metal you like. If you ever check out other metal genres the feeling is completely different

[@bere5de]

That's the fun thing about the whole nu metal/ crossover stuff, it tears you down and builds you up at the same time 😅

[@timbo4973]

That was actually the song that introduced me to metal 15 to 20 years ago I think. Before that I only listened to hiphop and rap like Eminem and Co. But after that I wasn't the same. Since then I opened up to all kinds of music. And it was a great ride and I'm always happy when I discover something new.

[@ako8357]

Also: there is a duet version of this song with Amy Lee of Evanescence. She and Jonathan Davis bring so much emotion and style to their singing - in _radically_ different ways - and the contrast of their voices is so cool. Even if you don't react to it, you enjoy both of them too much not to check it out (#MrKorn)

[@ctobolsk]

I actually sang this version at my vocal recital with a friend of mine. I sang it right after an opera aria, and the audience was so confused lol

[@justjames76]

I've watched many people react to this song and not given them a second thought. I'll think about yours for quite a while. Your honest reaction as you sought to understand was very insightful and had layers of depth I was not expecting in a random reaction video.. much less from a man of your younger ears. Kudos. It spoke very well for you.

[@Cvillain626]

"Cant I take away all this pain? I try to every night all in vein(vain), in vain(vein)" Never caught that line before but holy shit bars

[@mpitts87]

What I will say is many of us who grew up listening to this music (90s-early 00s) it helped pull us out of those dark places by bringing what we were feeling and giving it a voice and an outlet. You dont have to go back to those feelings with grief now you can go back to those and appreciate you overcoming those feelings

[@rngsmiles3979]

This video really shows why I absolutely love seeing rap artists/fans listen to new music. The music of Korn was something I listened to myself a lot during some of the worst points in my life. I've lost far too much and it was through Korn that I was able to push through it and keep on going, because with enough work you will always be able to reach a point that you can be happy.

[@hmvenom]

One of the best bands you’ll ever see live!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻

[@HOSTvallo]

lmfao your reaction to the breakdown (beatboxing) made me subscribe 🤣 & the minga-boo thing had me crying 🤣😭

[@TeddyGreyOS]

thats autism for you 😭😂 thank you man I appreciate it haha

[@Spamer-ol6ve]

The bass player (Feildy) was big into hip hop at at the time so was Jonathon Davis. The “nu rock” was a hip hop metal fusion that brought max energy to concerts and was exciting at the time, then is was corporatized like everything else in the music industry.

[@thomasparker8666]

What a great quote. “I wish I’d have found this music years ago.” Everyone who listens to Korn says this..

[@teknomax7883]

Quarter of a century later, and this MF right here makes me realize things about the song and specially the video that I didn't perceive ALL THIS TIME. Excellent work. And singer's name is Jonathan Davis. This came out in mid 90s and they are the fathers of Nu Metal, which in turn influenced Linkin Park, Disturbed and more

[@matthewgoodA1206]

I consider this KoRn’s all-around masterpiece. I know it’s their most popular song, so it’s a very obvious choice. But after being a fan since the late ‘90s, and adding album after album of theirs to my music collection, that’s how I feel. I also feel like they threw in tons of different elements to the mix. Hip-hop touches, groove, guitar effects, heavy riffing, and last but never least the scatting section on the buildup. Nobody sees that coming. I really remember that time well, having just moved out on my own- guess I’m old. But back then songs like this were different and exciting to hear at people’s houses, parties, and on the radio. And now I realize the strength of this music is why people are still checking it out today.

[@ctobolsk]

I was in my 20’s when this came out. I’d been into alternative music since high school, but nothing really heavy. When I heard Korn and Lincoln Park for the first time I was blown away. I realized this was what I had been missing all my life. I know a lot of people clown on Nu Metal, but I loved it. Korn especially was what got me into heavier music, and I’ve never looked back.

[@ctobolsk]

Oh and SOAD, I almost forgot them!

[@gonnaw1n]

The drop all these decades later still gives me goosebumps...Damn I love Korn! Would like to see you react to some Deftones!!

[@shelliferchaw7718]

Korn has a song called *somebody someone*. It's fantastic. The music completely changes roughly 4 times throughout that song. It's sooo good.

[@pandaural4596]

Yes!! Korn finally lol 😆 thanks for this teddy!! Please do more korn!!

[@zippymacadoo6336]

Do not do Daddy. Trigger warning yo.

[@shelleyburr3988]

​@@zippymacadoo6336Agreed! Reactors almost get "dared" to add Daddy to their lists. It's not advisable.

[@pandaural4596]

@zippymacadoo6336 yeah Daddy is a bad one, been a korn fan since I was 14 now 37 and only listened to that track once! 😭

[@jess_Bond]

Exactly I came to day the same thing...love korn though

[@jess_Bond]

I think he likes the chugga chuggs!!

[@jabp1807]

13:05 THAT part is called a "heavy scat", it´s basically the same as a scat on jazz (i might be wrong on this one) but in metal haha, jonathan davies (the vocalist) created that for this song, now he used it on other songs, sooooo, you should check this 4 songs with a heavy scat, besides freak on a leash: 5.twist (this one is just 50 seconds so maybe just to listen alone, not a reaction) 4. seed 3. Rotting in vain 2. worst is on its way 1. BBK EDIT: you should also check falling away from me (the part of this video), fake, and well a lot more.

[@madsquishy3410]

Lol Korn was my jam back in the 90s. To this day I still get chills every time it gets to the bridge and shit goes crazy when he screams "Go!"

[@Cjay1213]

The ‘GO’ before the drop is what brings my friends and I together. every. damn. Time.

[@paris2______]

What a throwback! Me and my sister lived and breathed Korn in our younger days 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@ako8357]

Still one of the best MVs. Bullet tears straight through everything, gets to them and it _can't get to them_ bc of the music - and GO! It's a straight line again, but it's missing e v e r y t h i n g. If that isn't a representation of every single comment section on reactions to Korn, to Linkin Park, to so many songs of this era, about how it saved them, made them feel seen or less alone or more able to cope, then I don't know what is. (#MrKorn)

[@drbalcerzakknowschemistry]

One of my favorite music videos ever!

[@bethanyeckard1644]

❤Korn❤ God I wouldn’t change my childhood for NOTHING. 😁 This song in concert- AMAZING!!

[@claresteel283]

Read into Johnathan’s childhood and you’ll realise why his lyrics are the way they are 💔

[@jaredroberts578]

If you do that, dig further. The rabbit hole is deep. This music hits for a reason, they are sellin' us tunes to subvert by controlling the narrative from way back. Horrible.

[@jessedean1983]

WOW ive known korn and loved their music for like over a decade now and i havent ever actually looked into the lore behind the band.

[@arkiesch4540]

Yeah and hearing daddy is painfull even more when you know it.

[@Goldeneyesluvsjasper]

​@@arkiesch4540that one has me crying every time

[@meghanparris8203]

'Is that Matilda?!' lol 😂

[@TeddyGreyOS]

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[@THarSul]

15:45 the word is fuck, lyric as written is: “a cheap fuck for me to lay” refering to the singer’s love interest in a derogitory way

[@nickprince8611]

You're gonna love Black Sabbath. Everyone has preconceived ideas ... but most are wrong. Genius

[@kimmernew19]

Johnathan Davis has a pet brand named “Freak on a Leash”. Genius! I actually met him at Aftershock in 2022 launching the brand. Seems like a cool guy.

[@allfather5150]

Jonathan Davis is his name. He usually performed in a kilt, plays the bagpipes, and does an amazing cover of the song Lowrider.

[@zacharysmithingell5460]

Head does the vocal on lowrider

[@Smith.S.sStocHasticSs]

😮 Lowrider? Woah

[@SpEnCeR0003]

What he is doing is called Scat, he isn’t saying much making noises. The Genre was ahead of its time. Nu Metal. They have a lot of great songs, just don’t listen to Daddy if you don’t want to be turned off by them. Loved the Korn album self titled. Ball younger, shoots and ladder etc. was what I listened to most as a kid

[@QE-mf6gd]

With reflections comes growth. You can’t truly realize where you are in your life without remembering how it used to be. Good or bad. Just keep working towards getting better and being happier.

[@UndeadCzar]

Metalhead here. When they completely change the tempo and chords and sometimes the instruments, it is called a breakdown. Some bands like MyChildren MyBride and Norma Jean are known for breakdowns

[@silvsevie]

I understand how you stayed away from music like this to avoid feeling this way, for some of us this music was an outlet to let out those same emotions in safe place and feeling that we were not alone. And everyone has their own way to cope and process emotions.

[@GinaBCosplay]

I highly recommend checking out P.O.D. For their song Youth of the Nation. The song was released 30 years ago, but the content lyrics are so applicable to what goes on today. It’s also put into the that Nü Metal era of music, where it has a really poignant rap and chill rock sound

[@xiaodown]

@teddy - You should react to Korn - Blind. There's a music video for it. Here's what you gotta understand about the song Blind: Before this, the metal that most people knew was stuff like Guns 'N Roses, Slayer - "hair band" stuff. Then Korn comes out, and Blind is the FIRST SONG off their FIRST ALBUM - and no one had ever heard anything like it! It blew people away, it was so utterly new. The experience of putting that tape in, and the first thing you hear is so completely foreign from anything else that anyone else was doing - it was seriously a revolution.

[@BeckiiSixx]

The way I laughed when you said “John” 😂

[@janarunsfw2708]

Yes people do care! Loved Korn growing up. Saw them live so many times. Family Values. 🖤

[@ericanoelleevatt2665]

This music helped me befriend my shadow .. the shadow aspects of life it brings balance with time and makes you more grateuful ❤ peace and lovee dude you have a great KZbin channel 😊

[@TeddyGreyOS]

Sounds like a Jungian philosophy! Thank you for your comment! 🙏❤️

[@roberthipolito1351]

"I just really wish that I'd have found this music years ago..." I feel you man. I felt the exct same way.

[@mazlee4183]

' why? Why?' because it's epic and Korn, they are amazing live the atmosphere is absolutely buzzing

[@Kim-hc5si]

Teddy’s a nu-metal fan and I’m here for it ❤

[@fireflyfox93]

I appreciate your analysis, you were so spot on with things and I love seeing people listen to KoЯn for the first time and appreciate how 'weird' they are. Jonathan's lyrics have gotten me through so many hard times that I've lost count.

[@brandonkelley5425]

I was 11 years old when this came out and still one of the most amazing songs and there are people out there that care

[@TheNewAmericanMedia]

"you really wish you found this music years ago",... well,.... you found it now. It found you. Welcome to the party. We've been grooving on this stuff since the beginning.

[@misty9312]

Thanks for your comment on how kpop and rock have flow changes and cadence changes... maybe thats why i love kpop now.... my friends don't understand either because I grew up on Korn, Disturbed, Lincoln Park, Nine Inch Nails, Rob Zombie, Eminem... now I'm ARMY 😂 🫶💜 SUGA Bias with lots of love for J Hope and Jimin 😇

[@mack98ification]

This popped up in my feed and I couldn't believe he hasn't done this yet. I love watching people react to Korn. Especially the scat..👏🤘 let's go..!

[@fishingwidow1]

He said no in Klingon is my new favorite sentence!!

[@sophiejackson9707]

I’m a new fan and love your videos! I love how open you are and show your emotions. I love that you’re open to new music and experiences. As someone who is also autistic and have trauma, I love how you talk about either forgetting or repressing your trauma or should you come to terms with it as I’m going through the same journey. Thank you!

[@danaburger128]

My requests: Staind, Three days grace, bullet for my Valentine, Halestorm, Papa Roach, Alice and Chains, and Seether… so many good bands to choose from!!!

[@King_Havoc]

Yo this song was my jam in high school! That bass thumped on my system haha 😂 watch their Woodstock live videos they’re on point! Korn back in the late 90s early 2000s was one of my favorite bands along with Manson and Rob Zombie oh and Limp Bizkit haha 😂 man it’s weird thinking of how long ago that was lol 😂 I’m almost 40 now and I can still remember most of the lyrics to these songs haha 😂

[@meganthearchitectbrown6912]

I adore how long he is spending talking about the beatboxing/beat drop! I love this dude!

[@OGM_OriginalGameMusic]

Korn were actually the band that got me into hiphop. Got the life is the banger! The guitarist from suicide silence said that it was still one of the heaviest riffs and i agree

[@djjerzy609]

Mate, welcome to Nu Metal. These are guys that grew up with metal and rock and as teens were opened to hiphop and so they clash and made this glorious mix. The best examples of this are prolly Limp Bizkit who did tracks with Method Man. Or try Anthrax with Public Enemy. The coralation between hip hop and rock is insane. In the 90’s there was a film called “Judgement Night” the entire soundtrack is hiphop/rock/metal collabs

[@warhammeronlinenut]

This was an exceptional reaction! I appreciate both the depth you went into to try and break down the video, lyrics, and beats, while also respecting the raw emotions you felt hearing this. I enjoyed the flip from the way you felt before the scatboxing, to afterwards =D

[@megnaomimusic]

Hey Teddy. I felt exactly the same when you said, "I wish I found this music years ago." I didn't get into metal/alternative music until i was 22, and I really wish I'd had it in my life earlier than that!

[@Ofthelineofeld19]

Nu-metal, when it came about in the early 90s, was hallmarked by its inclusions of influences and references to hip-hop. You had bands like Rage Against the Machine, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Incubus, P.O.D., Mindless Self Indulgence, Sevendust, Nonpoint and even Deftones all dropping rap covers or tracks, and on the other side of the spectrum you had rappers like Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, P Diddy, LL Cool J (With Red Hot Chili Peppers), Outkast (Zach de la Rocha remix!) Big Pun (with Incubus), and KRS-One embracing the rock and nu-metal vibe on albums. This would give way to bands like Linkin Park in the early 2000s really trying to strike a balance between the two and refining the sound. Great reaction man! Keep it up!

[@simonball772]

I'm torn. I wish you'd heard this when you were in your early teens....but I love you coming to it fresh now and your emotional response to this fine work is brilliant to watch. Awesome.

[@tophfb]

11:00 resonated, man. Again, your reactions are so genuine and hearing how you feel the music you’re listening to, you really go in with your ears open. It’s dope, man.

[@2jzdashgte]

"Twist" and "Shoots n Ladders" are 2 more Korn songs that should appear on your watch list.

[@cyxx414]

This is like a therapy session i love it, life will always throw shit at you and now you got this new genre you can cope with!

[@richoxgen]

Korn - Twisted Transistor (Full Version) hilarious spinal tap style . Really defines the era (A,D.I.D.A.S. Rock) Mr KORN Mr KORN Mr KORN

[@monstanna]

He said „no“ in clingone 😂

[@thee_nabster]

I hope you are okay ❤️ I could tell that the lyrics brought up some strong emotions. I discovered Korn about a year ago.. and I sometimes wonder how some of their music could’ve resonated with me as a teen. When I first listened to their song ‘Dirty’ I was like “woah! this is sick and crunchy (yes. crunchy is a weird adjective for a song. but crunchy just describes it so well for me lmao)” but as I listened to it more I began to feel this heavy feeling form in my chest - as if my heart was sinking. It made me so sad. I didn’t make the connection until a few more listens later that that song just describes how I felt in high school. Granted, I’m only 20 and graduated high school in 2021.. so it wasn’t long ago. But still! Music and lyrics (like Korn’s) can bring up memories and emotions you didn’t expect to remember or feel - especially when the singer’s voice conveys such raw emotion. Although I can’t say I have personal experience with the topics dealt with in ‘Kill You’ or ‘Daddy’ by Korn.. Johnathan’s vocals just get to me. His voice cracking, being on the verge of tears, and the lyrics hit me so hard. I recommend listening to all their music - but I will say ‘Daddy’ is incredibly dark and emotional - so just be prepared for it to affect you in the moment while listening. When I first listened to it, I was laying in bed late at night and practically cried. It took me a bit to fall asleep. But yes, music is powerful. Sorry for rambling! I know you might not see this since it’s a month after you posted and I don’t know if you’re still reading comments but I felt compelled to write a little message for you. Take care!

[@angel4hire]

".... he said no in Kilgon." That has to be the funniest shit I have ever heard to describe that moment of the multi award winning music video for the multi platinum album from a 90's metal pioneer band. Thank you for that laugh, and the many me and my stone ass had after that.