FIRST TIME EVER HEARING PEARL JAM "BLACK" (MTV UNPLUGGED) REACTION | Asia and BJ

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[@sarahanderson8635]

You misheard the kid lyrics. He was saying he walked outside and could hear the kids (like neighborhood kids) laughing and it hurt him. It should be a joyful sound but he is in such pain that hearing their joy hurt him. Loved the reaction!!

[@artsilva]

This is what happens when they pause before the verse finishes, smh.

[@stevemitchell145]

That’s why we watch the reactions.

[@malus.8833]

OMG 😳

[@mts982]

it wasnt that the laughter hurt him, it was that it didnt make him feel better, he was still upset at losing her.

[@clab5864]

I so identify with this part of the song. When my father was killed, I was 13. As I sat in the car outside the funeral home, watching kids play at a nearby house, I thought how can they laugh and play, my Dad is gone!!! My world was changed forever!!!

[@monikabeki6838]

Sorry to correct you: it’s not a good live performance. It’s one of the best live rock performances EVER! ❤️

[@jasonsuter13]

Totally agree👍

[@vickiejenkins-tripp5994]

Hands down.

[@peteanthony4537]

Absolutely

[@daultontenney3565]

Grunge

[@jch928]

I love Pearl Jam but no, hearts tribute to Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center honors is the greatest life performance of all time, but close.

[@willl84]

He's tripping in his chair because this song is very personal to him. That's 100% raw emotion from him right there. It's so much more than just "feeling the music". The band didn't want this song on the album because of how personal it was to the singer but the record label pushed them to put it on

[@boramsey5122]

Real vs so called real that the urban demographic always talks about.

[@barryadcox2710]

Thats 100% right Bo!! And history writes itself based on those same stories! Whether true or not, they fit the narrative for that day or that period in time.

[@Chris.Thanopoulos]

This moving is not only emotional but technical to get breathing for the notes !!!

[@Metallnsanity87]

For real.. She really suggested Eddie should focus smh

[@johnphillipsjr7238]

Obviously a break up song 🤦‍♂️

[@quirinogarza7381]

The line "I know you'll be a star in somebody else's sky, but why Can't it be mine?" Just took on new meaning for me... She wasn't JUST his whole world, but she was his Star... Now gone, she "turned his world to Black"

[@SheaHarris]

"I know someday you'll have a beautiful life, I know you'll be a star, in someone else's sky, but why, why, why can't it be mine?" It's one of the all-time great moments in any song IMO. Don't overanalyze lyrics especially when you aren't sure what they are. Just pay attention to the music which is the important part. Or at least read the lyrics as you listen.

[@mystisage13]

Yes! Exactly!💯

[@mgj1s479]

You got THAT right! If they listen and stop pausing every few seconds maybe they would understand the songs. But I like the way he broke it down at the end. He got it.

[@pattykealey1783]

Those are my favorite lyrics in the song.

[@roboangelo]

I get where you're coming from but atleast get the lyrics right yourself if you critique someone else for not understanding the lyrics. It's: "I know someday you'll have a beautiful life I know you'll be a star (part you're missing) In somebody else's sky But why Why Why can't it be Why can't it be mine"

[@american_cosmic]

@@mgj1s479 Feel free to start your own reaction channel if you don't like the way they do theirs.

[@daniellelaree384]

"I know someday you'll have a beautiful life, I know that you will be a star in somebody else's sky, but why... can it not be mine"

[@michaeltveten8458]

Yeah Danielle….I wait for that lyric, every time I hear this song….So powerful, and sad, simultaneously….

[@wendymessina4462]

Most heart wrenching lyrics ever

[@teresas8173]

Painfully beautiful lyric

[@obnxsdonky9394]

yep... thats the lyric... we know lol dont know why you needed to comment it

[@daniellelaree384]

@@obnxsdonky9394 Oh, look at that....is someone in need of some attention?Calm the hell down, take a deep breath, count to 10 and maybe you can get over it🤷‍♀️🤣

[@chrisjessop4073]

If you're doing pearl jam Jeremy uncensored version is a must reaction

[@StephenSmith-sr6ci]

Jeromy was a kid in a school who was bullied every day by his class mates.One day Jeromy stood up an said watch this y'all.Pulled out a gun an killed himself in front of his whole class.Look it up.

[@saltedllama2759]

No. You have to listen to any other Pearl Jam song BEFORE this one. This is one of the greatest performances they ever put on; it's Eddie's ballad and the most powerful of their songs.

[@amandagarcia3668]

YES.

[@michaelingle8097]

The song is about the ending of a relationship. The love and the future that he thought he had with this girl has ended. Died, or turned to black. Nothingness. The line with children in it is just saying he can hear the children playing and being happy and he can't feel that way because he is just too sad or too black in his soul to feel that happiness of a child playing.✌

[@toolrocks10]

That is the best take on this lyrics. You nailed it...girl said, "maybe she was pregnant" lolol

[@Futureman75]

“I take a walk outside, I’m surrounded by, some kids at play. I can feel their laughter, so why do I seer?” (Notice that he said FEEL their laughter and not HEAR their laughter, although HEAR would have rhymed, FEEL proves the emotion further) Even in the environment of the purest joy that humanity has to offer, he’s still distraught by losing his relationship with her and can’t be shaken out of his sadness. That realization alone makes his thoughts spin further into his sadness.

[@mikebunch3189]

@@Futureman75 i can feel their laughter , so why , do i stay ?

[@Futureman75]

@@mikebunch3189 “seer” is the word in the song, not “stay”. The word “stay” would nearly make the song mean something entirely different than what it actually means. She left. It’s over. Seer and Stay...two opposing words in the context of the lyrics.

[@jamjar5525]

@@Futureman75 you are correct in what you’re saying but it’s sear not seer. Those are different words with different meanings. Eddie is saying sear; to burn with feeling

[@ragingcyclone369]

The line about kids is referring to that he walks outside and hears their laughter meaning other people are happy while he feels sad. "When I walk outside I can hear their laughter so why do I seer?"

[@mikebunch3189]

just how stupid are these fuckers listening to this song ?????? that girl is beyond stupid . wow ...............

[@cindyshawver9986]

exactly !!......and btw, the word is sear, not seer.....2 different things. and thanks for being nice when u talk.

[@ragingcyclone369]

@@cindyshawver9986 Good catch. Sometimes autocorrect can mess me up lol

[@godfroi10991]

I thought it was "Why do I sin?" not seer.... could be wrong though bro.

[@cindyshawver9986]

@@godfroi10991 no, it's sear...believe me, this is one of my fav songs ever !!

[@babylonkid]

"Black" is the greatest song of all time. Eddie = GOAT. Lyrically, he writes the best songs.

[@Aigentcy]

It's one of the greatest

[@pedrohenriqueelias9430]

Amazing voice. But on his prime, Axl's voice was something out of this world

[@Santino3989]

Not even their best one let along of all time.

[@huntmansports26]

@@Santino3989definitely between this and yellow Ledbetter for their best so idk what you on about

[@slipknotsberryfarm]

garden is better but black is definitely in my top 3 mtv unplugged performances right after down in a hole and where did you sleep last night and possibly man who sold the world.

[@ocdshaggy]

Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden and Nirvana are some of the best to ever make music!

[@RM-xx6fm]

Ya grunge music just hit different and deep. I hope they react to more grunge

[@blairsy7836]

Yes!!!

[@thanospat6400]

Stp, Mother Love Bone, Mad Season... Seattle had some mad talent back in the day❤

[@TheEMFB]

@@thanospat6400 Yeah Stone Temple Pilots deserves a mention for sure 🙏

[@920WASHBURN]

Someone had to stop hairmetal.

[@kenrizzo1962]

He wrote it on a bus on his way to an audition for this very band. The song was originally written as an instrumental and on his own... he put words to it. He’s now happily married with two daughters

[@npkrn6764]

The kid's laughter is just a representation of how life is going on and the world is still turning outside no matter how your own world has stopped when you're in deep pain and grieving a loss. I understood it this way the first time I heard this when it came out because the year before, I had suffered my first major loss in life - through a sudden, completely unexpected death. I remember the first time I walked outside after the phone call that changed my whole life forever, I saw people, cars moving, etc... It was such a surreal moment for me because all I could think was --- how the HELL is everything still going on in the world WITHOUT that person?!? Logically of course I knew no one knew of me, or my loss, or that it doesn't matter anyway because it was just one person who passes away, but part of me just could not understand. My whole world just 🛑 stopped. Like slammed into a brick wall and all reality I knew was different. I guess it's hard to explain of you've never suffered a loss like that but losing someone you loved more than your own life, whether through them leaving you, or actual death, will absolutely shake you like that. It's like a temporary loss of consciousness - pure shock - although you are physically walking and talking. But again, I always thought this was the feeling he was trying to convey - that although you inside are in massive pain, the rest of the world and it's people are oblivious and life goes on.

[@Paula-qv6rj]

I've gone through that after people have passed too. Everyone's lives are going on perfectly normal, while the bottom had just fallen out from under me leaving my entire existence changed. It happened after my father died, then my sisters, my best friend and then my mom. Nothing in my life felt normal after each of these losses and I literally felt like I was trying to walk through mud. It's been three years since my mom (Feb. 2020) and I'm still reeling. I still have no idea what my new normal is going to look like.

[@npkrn6764]

EXACTLY! It's a feeling I think that's universal to all of us - and maybe in that, you can find some solace. For me, the loss was my Father. He was young and physically fit and it was a total shock. ​@Paula-qv6rj

[@mcseforsale]

As far as I know, the song was about his first true love breakup and how it tattoos everything he sees in black....leaving memories that he will have to look through forever.

[@mikeybeeee07]

Ok. You've done Chris Cornell. Now you've done Eddie Vedder. Let's do Temple of the Dog next! Hunger strike - Temple of the Dog Say Hello 2 Heaven - Temple of the Dog

[@in_differ_ence]

Hunger Strike is a must follow-up indeed 😉👌🏻

[@cowboixxxl]

Godamn right

[@marilynk30]

Yes

[@jamesdavisjr6937]

Times of trouble

[@richwlodarsky2343]

Say hello 2 heaven got me through my dads passing. Great song.

[@TheSweetholymoses]

This song is about losing someone he loved, the sheets of empty canvas and untouched sheets of clay meaning that he is an artist now without a muse or without inspiration so they lay on touched. The sounds of laughter that he hears outside not bringing him out of the darkness, being surrounded by it but not being able to feel it. The darkness, the whole left inside after the breakdown of a relationship with someone that you loved.

[@lexitime]

I love this whole MTV unplugged performance. goosebumps every time

[@dennygc5874]

Back when I was a young man, I wore out two cassettes of this album, then moved up to wearing out CDs... the voice, the lyrics, the total emotion. This is All Time.

[@dimashtastic]

This is one of my very favorite of Pearl Jam performances. It's so raw. Eddie holds nothing back.

[@Paula-qv6rj]

You can see how tapped out he was by the end. He just spilled it all out. It's so beautifully raw, visceral.

[@dvaderwasframed]

If you like Eddie Vedder's voice, check out him and Chris Cornell teamed up in Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike. Two of the most amazing voice to come out of 90's music. RIP Chris Cornell

[@dimashtastic]

Word.

[@jackpotkarma1549]

Good suggestion man

[@silverskiold7869]

@@dimashtastic gubbe på det p

[@Melanie-le6mw]

💯💯

[@rickybranch4547]

MTV 's Unplugged series was one of the best shows they had.

[@Paula-qv6rj]

Neck and neck with Alice In Chains for me.

[@seandobson6221]

This song takes me back to my high school years at the beginning of the grunge era. Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots. It represents the angst of frustrated teenagers.

[@MrKrushgutz]

It’s good to read into the lyrics but don’t let that take you away from enjoying the song.

[@baileybowman2449]

I know, right?

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I don’t know why more reactors can’t pull up the lyrics on a phone. Takes all of 5 seconds & would not only help them understand the song, but also prevent lots of misunderstandings & bad takes.

[@DavidGarcia-md9hz]

I love all their music. My family and I had the great honor of going to Seattle, Washington to the museum of all the great bands from the grunge revolution. I lived this revolution. Saw the 80’s big hair bands and lived through all these other great grunge rock of the early 90’s. Pearl Jam is one of favorites. Thank you guys.

[@somarleor911]

One of the best ever from the 90s.

[@MrJoeyZaZa]

Black is the best PJ song.

[@heatherwalker9776]

1000%

[@karencogs1]

If not the best!!!! 💕

[@christopherlopez8541]

Yes guys, This is a heartbroken Eddie Vedder talking about a "love gone bad". Their video "Even flow" is a good example of their catalogue. Also, Chris Cornell does a beautiful cover of Prince's "Nothing Compares to You" at Sirius XM Studios. These are 90s rock genera artists (called Grunge artists). 🤗🙌🥃

[@marilynk30]

Evenflow is a great video for their heavier performance!

[@utahgetme2461]

I remember rushing home at 16yrs old to catch this unplugged episode. I was already a PJ fan but this shit changed my life. I was in awe watching them play unplugged. There's no hiding in that format, either you're good or not.

[@martyroy3165]

Welcome to Pearl Jam! U guys are in for a treat! May I suggest Evenflow as your next one

[@GizmoGremlinDog]

Also, try to stick to MTV unplugged for your first time pearl jam experiences.... the whole set was fiiiiiiire

[@terpdx]

"Sounds like he in some state of misery". That's an understatement.

[@bjwalters8385]

You two should react to Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike. It has both Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder singing.

[@pjhelbig]

Black was recorded in 1991. Eddie Vedder had his first child in 2004. This has NOTHING to do with him having a child.

[@oldmanjankins8812]

One of THE best live performances EVER! ALMOST CRY EVERYTIME I SEE THIS! And I don't even own a PJ cd.... Wow

[@melaniejordan1199]

It's really about the biggest loss of a relationship. It's total heartbreak. You should check out the lyrics; they are genius how he expresses it. Eddie Vedder is the bomb. The line about seeing the kids is: I take a walk outside. I'm surrounded by some kids at play. I can feel their laughter so why do I sear? He's so miserable and dark that even kids' laughter makes him angry. My favorite live performance is where the fans sing the entire first verse of Better Man: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWWlgJWmg7akhNE

[@brandonchaney3527]

I been waiting for you guys to do this one. Thanks, love your reviews.

[@my2centsiz3]

All the love gone bad turned my world to Black, tattooed all I see, all I am, and all I'll be. You nailed it, I lost wife and kids, got drunk and painted that verse on my living room wall. Was up there 2 years before i could take it down. Music connects with every emotion. Tequila? Does not.

[@michellejeffreys4823]

there were no children he walked outside and heard the kids playing and he felt their laughter, it was his first love and yes he wrote it about her just the best for me we have all had a black in our life and losing love is the hardest thing you can go through I cry everytime but a beautiful cry😢

[@paigeharrison3909]

I'm going to chime in with the folks asking for Temple of the Dog doing Hunger Strike. Can't beat Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell together.

[@george3710]

You were right the first time it’s about a girl who left & hearing joyful sounds of kids playin hurt him when it shouldn’t it should be a happier moment

[@doncornell1707]

My favorite thing about this video is Asia staring with such focus. A singer registering how incredible the best are. And I truly feel she wouldn't get it if it wasn't for dude. So he makes it just as special. This is song writing and performance at its best. All singers should understand the difference.

[@jacksmith4460]

The kids line, I always read it like He has broken up with someone he loved very much (they left him) and he is out walking and here's kids laughing, but in his down state it feels like they are laughing at him although he rationally knows they are not

[@MacAnAirchinnighJM]

My highschool sweetheart was/is a huge Pearl Jam fan. When we broke up around 2000 this song haunted me. Coming on the radio every time I’d get in my truck. We ended up getting married years later now long divorced but still homies. But man as a teenager that “I know someday you’ll have a beautiful life. I know you’ll be a sun in somebody else’s sky” was a brutal bar. Great song. Eddie is one of the few great voices from that era that’s still around.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Their song “Jeremy” WITH VIDEO (not shouting, just emphasizing lol) is a MUST- Love y’all! 💖💙🤘🏼👍

[@shannon3699]

i saw this on MTV Live, when it came out....'93? my roommate and I went to a friend's place to watch bc we didn't have cable 😂 a bunch of us watched and every single one of us was leveled by it. a beautiful song about unrequited love; few do it better than vedder ❤

[@manna6618]

I heard him sing this live and at the end he was singing why'd you leave, come back...come back...and started crying. I reckon every person in the place started crying too.

[@gymschooz]

That line about the children playing and hearing their laughter. That brings to me a picture of joy. You see kids playing and hear their laughter. Then he asks but "why do I sear". So even though there's still joy and happiness in the world, he can't feel it. He's burning.

[@ademoss80]

A lot of grunge artists sang about thier personal traumas, that's one of the reasons you hear all that raw emotion. You feel that shit.

[@susangieseking1547]

OMG DIVE INTO THIS BAND. SO MANY GREAT SONGS.

[@ivands9008]

for me, it´s the best acoustic performance, 90's forever

[@Joepacalypse1107]

I have never seen Asia feel the heartache of the artist more than in this reaction. You can see the moment she realizes the anguish in this song.

[@addeigloriam4844]

Crazy man you guys have been exposed to like 50 years in music….music that I have had to wait for to come out over the course of my entire life…I’m 57…I think it’s great and I think you guys are too…keep it to the grindstone 100000 subs quick….The band and Starbucks are from Seattle so Eddie was caffeine trippin’ …God Bless Ya

[@miaschu8175]

Raw emotion and deep poetic lyrics conveyed by an amazing voice and a fantastic band. It doesn't get much better than this!

[@nickhansen8990]

Glad you enjoyed. Keep digging deeper. Love it

[@mindinid4083]

BJ always picking up the right feels .. Asia clincliy overviews it true right away

[@shellyu.1406]

I saw them live a few years back and they killed it❤

[@OgreLXXV]

Love your take on the song. Great thing about music is everyone can interpret it their own way. Your honest reactions in the moment are refreshing. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@kathyjam2482]

One of my favorite songs.

[@andrewpassos7239]

Black's lyrics and true meaning all indicates that the song is about learning to "Let Go". We must accept when a relationship is over, we must let her go, to find love somewhere else, be someone else's sky. I know it hurts, that's why we vent our anger against God and the sky like in lyrics "Why? Why can't be mine?" And we fail to accept every single time while shouting "We belong together! We belong together" Maybe we don't belong together, after all. So that's why we have to learn "to let someone go".

[@MisterMaster4life]

For those who don't know. This song is (according to Eddie himself) about his first love. The part about the kids is just to show that even laughing children couldn't cheer him up anymore. Pictures faded to black means the memory of their relationship is stained....their love died out. And then the last part is quite self explainatory: I know someday you'll have a beautiful life, I know you'll be a star in somebody else's sky, but why can't it be, why can't it be mine. She moved on and he wishes they were still together. He misses her dearly. So yeah. A rather emotional love song. And may I add, one of the best of all times. It's just such a good song. He sings it with such unrivaled passion and pain. This version is simply perfect.

[@MisterMaster4life]

@@jen9731 Sorry to hear of your lost love Jen. But if may be so free to give you my advise, you should move on. 11 years is a long long time. We only live once you know. If the guy left you, you might wonder if it was real love, because if people truly love eachother they don't leave eachother. I do feel your pain but it's time to chose for yourself instead of living in the past over a guy that left. I know you can do it!

[@moderndaydrifter3205]

The song was written by Stone Gossard before Eddie was in the band.. He was sent the song along with 2 others to do the vocals after the original lead singer died.. They were called Mother Love Bone..

[@ohwellwhateverr]

Imagine dumping Eddie Vedder…

[@MisterMaster4life]

@@moderndaydrifter3205 To prevent confusion. The instrumental part was written by Gossard who send it to Vedder as part of a demo to find a singer for Pearl Jam. The lyrics are written by Vedder himself.

[@robertlewellen6749]

You can do this entire MTV unplugged and every single song is amazing!

[@bdphotographyvideo7423]

Very glad you liked the song and video. I was fortunate to watch this live on MTV back in 92 when it aired. I've been lucky enough to see Pearl Jam live many times through the years. As far as the song goes, if you get a chance, listen to the lyrics once again. This song is "loosely" based on a relationship in Eddie Vedder's past. But this song is wholly about unrequited love. Most, if not all of us, have felt the emotions that are so prevalent in this song at one time or another in our lives. And Eddie Vedder's performance in this song highlights those emotions so well. The verse that you seem to pick up on (and others have mentioned it) is "I take a walk outside. I'm surrounded by some kids at play. I can feel their laughter. So why do I sear?" Much as others have commented, this is a simple way to explain something that "should" make you happy (children playing and laughing) but instead makes you miserable because of your state of mind at the time. But I would argue the most emotional line of this song (and one of the most emotional lines of any song) is in the last bridge... "I know someday you'll have a beautiful life, I know you'll be a star, In somebody else's sky but why, why, why can't it be, oh can't it be mine????" That line in itself is heartbreaking but the pure emotion that Eddie Vedder puts behind it makes you "feel" that emotion as if it were happening to you. Which in most cases it has happened to most of us at least once in our life. Most everyone knows the feeling of a "love gone bad" and the emotional heartache that follows. This song is exactly that. Once again. Glad you enjoyed it. I "personally' think this is the best version of the song due to the raw emotions that he is able to display. But, the studio version off of "Ten" is just as heartbreaking when you hear it. There isn't a bad song off of the album "Ten". If you get the time, it's well worth a listen. Take care my friends. Look forward to more videos.

[@kittdekat1]

I love this so much, you were both moved by the song and music. THIS is what could bring the world together as good music is never wrong and shows us that we’re all alike, no matter what. No opinion is wrong.

[@Malcorn8169]

I love how well you both analyze these videos. Love it thank you for sharing your opinion.

[@simpleiowan3123]

5:02 - “Yeah, it definitely sounds like he’s in some state of misery.” 😂 Welcome to Pearl Jam, enjoy the ride 🤘

[@ditsiwt]

One of saddest lines ever written, is in this song.

[@MacAnAirchinnighJM]

“Beautiful life” line, brutally good.

[@janspup6232]

THE saddest line ever written

[@pistolsscaramanga3437]

Totally agree! That line “I know someday you’ll have a beautiful life / I know someday you’ll be a star in somebody else’s sky / But why… why can’t it be mmiiiiiiiiine?…” is what sold be on Pearl Jam. I think that line and some of the lyrics to “Better Man” are some of the most powerful poetry ever put into rock music. And that is saying a lot.

[@janspup6232]

@@pistolsscaramanga3437 yeah, it's one of those--what did he just say??? I have to hear that again!!! The first time a saw them live was in a small hockey arena in Rochester NY, in 1994 when they played this the crowd was in full blown tears, it was life changing.

[@Metallnsanity87]

@@pistolsscaramanga3437 Release also has some really powerful lines. Wishlist as well.

[@stefaniebrauer128]

Just like candy reference!! 😂👏🏻🙌🏼

[@thomaswhite7783]

The song centers on finding your first love and the eventual loss; loving her so much he wants her to be happy even though he is in anguish over losing her. And yes, it's true.

[@blairsy7836]

Eddie is one of the best. Sometimes it's hard to understand him, tho, just his iconic voice! Love it!! ♥️🤘

[@laserbeak3551]

This was one of a kind performance. So pure and raw something you seldom experience. Does remind me a bit of child in time performance

[@tombritt5223]

Tnx (2nd time watching yall's reaction this song)- Think watched everyone's to this performance. Good job. Fun listening to yall trying to figure out what the song is about. Looks like u nailed it by the end. Lyrics help with his singing sometimes :-) tnx take care and keep'm coming!

[@StefLuvsFoo]

Goosebumps whenever I hear Pearl Jam. Their albums shaped my late teens. They’re one of the best. My biggest crush of all times is Eddie. Lol

[@cb4963]

i always love when BJ just jams to the music and asia is feeling every bit of it :D

[@in_differ_ence]

You’ve started with their best song indeed 😉 maybe “State of Love and Trust” from the same show would be a great next step guys 🔥🔥🔥

[@mellissatompkins4323]

I can never get tired of this song. Good music.

[@xdude2x]

Love seeing people’s reaction to this the first time, it’s a masterpiece

[@moderndaydrifter3205]

The song was written by Stone Gossard before Eddie was in the band.. He was sent this song along with 2 others to do the vocals after the original lead singer died.. They were called Mother Love Bone.. Eddie is just one of the greatest lead singers ever.. Amazing performance..

[@thinkmirror8507]

❤

[@kevinlockwood1434]

Jeremy should be next I guess. Uncensored official vid, please.

[@jimwagner9522]

^^^^ what he said ^^^^

[@sarahanderson8635]

Oh yes!!

[@quantumman555]

Yes please.

[@abigailbliss7258]

Thank you for this.

[@timeye7684]

A lot of times Eddie will walk off to the side of the stage after performing Black and cries his eyes out. The all time best love song ever!

[@kevinjaypattie8438]

Classic tune. Even got my comment up in the first ten mins!

[@barbaralindsey9587]

This song Black was the first song I heard from Pearl Jam and I was hooked ❤

[@sebastianmenendez5878]

When they first released black they didn’t want the song to become popular because it was very true to him and very heartfelt

[@johnczupryk3294]

You literally started with their best song! Pearl Jam all the way!!!!

[@ncman071]

New sub here...you guys seem like good genuine people...really like what I am seeing...appreciate your hard work

[@psilocin7268]

Such an awesome performance I actually took my eyes off of asia for a second. Such a beautiful face.

[@jaycordner3890]

The Jeremy song is brilliant. The official video is hectic but the live performance is awesome.

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

My favorite Pearl Jam song.

[@sassypants7581]

For years these guys have gave me goosebumps 😎

[@steviegarza1166]

He puts a lot of emotions in his singing

[@10100110101]

Absolutely heartbreaking song and performance

[@hollydeitch1977]

I’ve seen Pearl Jam live 21 times… In 2003 I saw them three times in seven days… This man’s voice is magic ❤

[@Paula-qv6rj]

Eighteen times here, including their first Chicago show. And he still sings these songs with so much passion and emotion.

[@therobotafroshow3289]

One of my favorite songs, and performances of all time. I know I’m late LOL!!!! Didn’t know you guy’s did music reactions.

[@jjstokes8914]

You two are awesome. You got yourself a new fan 👍

[@connietorres3115]

DANG y'all are showing music to everyone hearts

[@jesse3024]

Such a beautiful 🎵 🎶 🎵

[@SIXX2772]

OOOOH YEAH, Great band great song!

[@56islander]

goosebumps always!!!!

[@ponfed]

I love how you engage and analyze the songs.. some songs are just fun songs...this one is one with which it pays to engage.. you guys have very good instincts about that. Love you guys.

[@heyskipj]

You feel it. Every listen to this song gets better.

[@joshkelnhofer5454]

Man I just love watching people react to this beautiful tragic song and amazing performance. You can’t help but feel something

[@peteanthony4537]

One of the most unique things about the grunge era was how they spoke about their personal trauma. Whether it was Eddy Vetter, Layne Staley, Kurt Cobain or the great Chris Cornell, they all probably put more emotion into their songs and performances than I’ve ever seen anywhere. Supposedly, this was about Eddie Vedder‘s first marriage and his divorce. Haven’t seen the documentary but apparently there was a short one on it somewhere. And yes this is one of the greatest live performances of all time.