First Time Hearing Korn - Daddy (Reaction!)

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[@stevecummings1475]

It's a true story of Johnathan Davis, the lead singer, under his direction before recording he knew he would break, and told them to continue recording no matter what he does. This is a real life grown man broken on vinyl for the world to hopefully open their eyes and protect our children

[@goatitisful]

I was about to write a very similar thing...

[@1nfeRnaLRaV3n]

Yeh

[@jmoney6900]

True, from my understanding it was the babysitter and his parents did not believe him when he told them which allowed the abuse to continue.

[@Yourlocalmetalhead23]

Fuck, that’s almost worse god damn

[@ImperialWatch]

You’d be right

[@user-hl3bl3yn5v]

And that's what's fucked up about it he told someone and they didn't believe him

[@1nfeRnaLRaV3n]

True

[@davehess1019]

you're 100% right

[@DukTou]

No one is ever ready to hear this song for the first time, And no one ever forgets the first time they hear this song. Also lead singer Jonathan Davis was actually genuinely crying at the end of the song. I hope for everyone who has been through traumatic experiences like this, I hope you are happy and well.

[@Dizzle84]

This song saved my life bro that’s all I’m gonna say

[@shotaholic1]

likewise, I was 17 when it released and I got it as a gift that year. that disc did not leave my player for months! this song opened my eyes and showed me it wasn’t just me.

[@cabby26]

Same here

[@carollfu7802]

Same, I blocked some really bad stuff from my past, had a stroke few years back and all those memories came back in a wave, this song helped me survive. Sending strenght brother.

[@horrorqueen-ze9tm]

As horrible as the topic of this song is, I have to say that this song is honestly one of my favorite songs from Korn. Not only does it bring awareness to sexual assault, it brings the awareness to sexual assault on boys. And that's something that needs to be brought to the light so that boys who do go through or have gone through atrocities like this don't have to be afraid to seek help and know that they are not alone

[@kayral0vesJungkook]

I don’t understand why people don’t take boy sa as serious as it really is..as a female I wish the best for males that have been sa 😕 I will forever defend them.

[@jasonregister3494]

Happened to me by my step uncle and happened to someone close to me from their stepfather. The anger at the end is real

[@ClairDeLume]

100% agree

[@politicalscientist8880]

isnt it great yt censors the word 'suicide' ... basically Metallica wrote a song 'screaming suicide' aka TALK about it

[@ThisTimeLady]

This. 100% this!!

[@MadameDanteInferno]

This song saved my life. I was 12 when I discovered Korn, this was 1998. And it was the first time I didnt feel alone in my hell. SA at 4 and again from 10-12 stopped when I got my period. That whole ass album helped from bullying in school and home to the SA. I went years with the only physical touch I received was abuse. I was ready to die but Korn helped me compartmentalize my pain. Feel blessed that you cannot relate. Feel blessed my dude.

[@tenlow2]

The fact that you had so much trouble listening to this means you are a good person. Thank you for sticking it out and posting the video.

[@BillCipherandFreddyKreugerFan]

I guess I’m a bad person guys!

[@ulventorden5293]

I've listened to this song over a thousand times. Yes, it reminds me of what I went through but it also let's me know I'm not alone.

[@MrMcDrunk]

Hopefully you are doing as well as possible these days. Love and light to you. The world is a far better place with you in it.

[@jesco_white]

it’s true, happened to the lead singer, was his babysitter and no one believed him. when they recorded they told them no matter what happened not to stop recording

[@shannontrough2680]

Great reaction Shon. This is a hard one to get through. It's hard for all of us that why people tried to warn you. Johnathan is so brave for being so vulnerable.

[@AvaLight143]

As a person who was SA by her own father when I was younger I felt I was the only person in the world that experienced that and when I found this song I’ve only heard it 3 times but it did something to me Almost like flipped a switch in me I felt seen and from then on music became my therapy I’ve survived suicide attempts and I now love myself 🎶🖤🎶

[@scottyxscxrs5483]

Felling the hurt and also the uncomfortable felling is a good thing. It shows you have a soul, unlike the people who took that soul. It’s a rough song but has a purpose in the pain

[@89mdawg]

it's 100 Jonathan Davis's experience. It wasn't a parent though, it was a family friend/babysitter. This is more about how his parents didn't believe him and how we should believe abuse survivers. the crying was real and it took him over 10 years to ever sing this song again. during this crying the entire band was holding him after singing it the first time. Comforting him and trying to help him be ok.

[@megdelaney3677]

That's exactly the point Shon. No one wants to hear about it because it's so monstrous. But it needs to be talked about and needs much stronger laws and sentences. The perpetrators are usually family members, friends of the family, authority figures, clergy and people who see the same children on a regular basis. They want the trust of the family and the child's trust so the abuse can continue. A parent or guardian never wants to believe that their child had to endure abuse or that a trusted adult would do such a thing. It's easier to disbelieve than to confront the fact. Also, young children might not know the words to describe what happened and fear they may be blamed. In some cases, a survivor might k!ll an abuser when they are older and more capable of defending themselves. This would probably not be considered self-defense in court because it is after the fact. Even though they're lives have been ruined. Most cases are never reported.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

It’s like therapy that you talk about the problems to deal with them and heal

[@UnexpectedTurnOfEvents]

Unfortunately this kind of thing happens to children way too often, in one scenario or another... Daddies, mommies, uncles, friends, doctors, teachers... Same stories with different characters. Jonathan is braver than me. Took me decades to say anything to anyone. But I think for him this song was cathartic, and it can be so also for some who have been through this.

[@laupstad]

I love this song. It's not a song I put on among friends even if I know they will vibe with it. Mostly because if I'm listening to music with friends there's usually a certain vibe already and this will change the whole goddamn evening. It'll change your whole day. This is a song to listen to on your own. At certain times. I bought this album when it was brand new and this song still shocks every time I hear it. Everybody should hear this song, but once is probably enough for most people.

[@crystalspears465]

Daddy is not typically a "recreational" song but it can be extremely moving and cathartic for anyone who has suffered through this. As others have explained, yes this did really happen to lead singer, Jonathan Davis, although it was not his father as the song suggests, it was a family friend/babysitter and his parents didn't believe him. Kudos to you for even getting through the song cause a lot of people can't because it's too upsetting and uncomfortable but it's supposed to be because it's showing the damage that can be done when something is swept under the rug.

[@katherineschmidt2075]

Yep, 100% true story. The lead singer Johnathon Davis. He's been through alot. I think last year he was touring down here in Australia and his wife committed suicide.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

That’s why this song is so powerful, it shouldn’t be easy to listen to

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

It’s a song that you listen to and people relate to it and it’s like therapy because it resonates with you because there’s a lot of people who were abused in someway so it’s shared experience

[@IamGrootOG]

Have a hard time hearing this but most have a hard time saying it. I think it needs to be heard

[@jamesward5516]

I really hope whoever recommended this song to him warned him

[@jamesvanallen5152]

They never do when people react to this song and it's fucked up

[@cabby26]

It’s not about the enjoyment of hearing the song. It’s about getting the pain out and knowing others went through the same thing. I’m a 41 year old dude. I went through a similar situation. A “friend” of the family molested me when I was 4 or 5. My parents thought I was not telling complete truths when I said something about it. Then that same person tried the same with my little sis and the daughter of one of my mom’s oldest friends. They came forward and all the parents around the neighborhood had enough and a couple other kids came out with stories. He ended up going to prison where he got shanked up. I dealt with that betrayal for most of my life. Went through so many times of depression (still do), slipped into bad alcoholism. Became a very violent person who took my rage out on people who cared about me and messed up many relationships. I’ve since cleaned myself up, try to handle my rage in better ways, and try to be a better person. It’s still tough everyday.

[@jodyhorn9389]

I bought this album when it first came out. When i heard this particular song, i was floored. I respected Jonny D and his courage to be so raw and unedited about his trauma. After hearing it once, i never listened to it again. I just came to your page to see if you had more Elvis reactions and i saw this. I was like damn, someone done took you down the Jonny D rabbit hole.

[@Dreeza68955]

He did this song because he felt like he needed to, for himself and others. The singing at the end was his sister calming him down. Not confirmed bit Johnathan as far as i know didnt really tell the band about what was going to happen. Hard, real, strong song. It also helped thousands of people in the world by letting them know theyre not alone.

[@lovelyleesa1]

i cant hear this without busting out in tears

[@chaspool1906]

Me too

[@jasonregister3494]

The woman who you heard at the end was literally his step sister who would sing that very exact song to sing him asleep to calm him down. He literally told his band to keep playing no matter what. And they did for a while. This song was on their first album. But Jonathan couldn't sing it live until about twenty years later. For most people it's traumatic just to hear it. For those of us who have been through it. It's healing.

[@tuffcookie100]

It really did happen to JD. That's why he broke down. The band just had to keep up. As a survivor he says everything I never could say.

[@nicholassoucy1543]

The singing in the background is him going to his happy place. When I Awake for anybody who's interested.

[@arlenel.p.2785]

This song is rage inducing. But it needs to be known that this happens to countless kids.

[@anandasmom]

He evidently had to get it out.

[@OliveWhisperingEye]

I love these reactions man… I literally grew up blaring this in middle school. Helped me with just standing up to that type of sh!t whenever necessary 😢 … f%cked up 🌎

[@mikew5144]

Heard this song a trillion times and it never gets easier.

[@paigeharrison3909]

I'm actually skipping throgh parts of this. I'm interested in your reaction, but I can't listen to this whole song again.

[@arieloh1767]

Even though this song was weird to me I still appreciated your reaction

[@stevenclarke4067]

It really did happen and like money said it was the babysitter which I think was an uncle.

[@brandonjones1349]

I Lived it. Absolutely true

[@coreywickramasekera9968]

It's very DISTURBING, but the rhythm and cadence, is really good, DARK, BUT THE LYRICS are F#CKED!! THE STORY IS A FAMILY FRIEND WAS MOLESTING HIM, AND HIS PARENTS DIDN'T LISTEN/ BELIEVE HIM, IS what I read along time ago

[@meme-ls7ft]

KORN is my favorite nu metal band. Yes this is a true story..but now that you have heard it. I hope you continue on your KORN rabbit hole..they have so many good songs..and you have to respect Jonathan Davis for sharing this ..and moving on to become one of the best entertainers in the music business. Please do . Did my time..or rotting in vain next and just enjoy how the bring the metal. 🔥🔥👍😎😎

[@blathersmcready]

This is a tough one to listen to. KoRn was a positive outlet for a lot of people going through a lot of different types of things. It's pretty obvious the topic of this one, and it's by far the most difficult one to listen to. I'd say check out "F*get" when you get a chance. It's a bit of a middle ground. Song's badass. And of course, as always.... let's get some "King Crimson" in the mix!

[@benthecartoonist3518]

While the song is disturbing i feel its one of korns most important songs just by the power of The song with its raw lyrics and emotion.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Yeah this is a deep and dark song on Jonathan Davis speaking his truth, which is why at the end that’s really him breaking down in the studio and they kept recording

[@1nfeRnaLRaV3n]

This song is like listen once and never forget d

[@haffey6987]

I have avoided this song for years. I honestly skipped this track on this album. Your reaction to this confirms my feelings I felt then and still feel now

[@alhme50]

Your REACT Was CORRECT BRO......... MUCH LOVE & RESPECT 🥲....... PEACE ...

[@crackshaw]

This is absolutely based on a true story. Lead singer went to his parents to let him know he was being molested by a family friend back in the late-1970's to early-80's who ended up laughing it off and thinking he was joking around. The song wasn't played live for a good 25 years due to the emotional baggage. He did later comment on the song, saying the person who'd molested him had died, saying "Karma's a bitch". He was the only one to know what was truly going on with the song as he'd given the band the parts to play the day of recording and told them to keep rolling no matter what. As you can tell, the band members were as shocked as anyone when they realized what was going on and gave a group hug once recording finished. As for the singer, the woman's name is Judith Kiener, a woman who worked at a workshop the mother of the album's producer attended. The song she's singing is "When I Awake" by Pramhansa Yogananda.

[@epongeverte]

I can't on this one...

[@steves.6519]

I HATE that anyone has to write a song like this and HATE people can identify with it because it means it happened to them.

[@alhme50]

The PRODUCERS LEFT THE MIC ON,,, Just For His REACTION AFTERWARDS ...... PEACE BRO ....

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Jonathan Davis was molested by a friend of the family and his parents didn’t believe him, that’s what the song is about

[@andres6197]

Actually you gonna find this in every Top 10 disturbing songs of all time.

[@dunhill1]

Brother I wanna go back and laugh and dance with you. Can we go back to the awesome early 90s and react to 1) I Gotta Man by Positive K and 2) Whoomp There It Is! by Tag Team. ? They were both popular at the clubs and will make you laugh. I can't wait.

[@ldcardoso2806]

Yeah man, it is as real as it sounds. By far, the most disturbing thing I've heard, and most of people who have heard it say the same. The story behind this song, is that Jonathan Davis, the singer, was sexually abused as a child by someone close to his family, that was his babysiter. And he screamed for help to his parents who didn't pay attention. That's why he makes so many references to his mom on the song ...

[@fonkyjunkie]

100% real.... Jon Davis aint fckn around he has some serious damages.....'

[@mauriciovalencia3374]

They have only played that song live like 35 times mostly in their early years and again on its 20 anniversary, he retired that song. It was based on one of his friends that was abused by his father… Also the singer Jonatan Davis was abused by a babysitter and parents didn’t believe him.

[@MadameDanteInferno]

Also the girl is his sister (half I believe) coming in and comforting him after.

[@shotaholic1]

no, the one coming through the door also crying is the guitarist, Head. as for the lullaby, that was Judith Kiener.

[@Grawlixify]

Ambrosia - How Much I Feel 🔥🔥Underrated 70s Classic Rock banger

[@StevieDrawStuff]

Good luck reacting to this one, I can't listen to it more than the one time I ever did.

[@shawnsolo316]

Its a song about his mother’s friend that attacked him

[@sephiroth10191]

Great reaction dude, this song is really tough to listen to and the only time i listen to it is when i listen to the whole album (this song is the last song on korns first album). Anyways, please listen to and react to the song radiant ascension by the band Fallujah. Their guitarist is one of the best modern metal guitarist in the world!!! His name is scott carstairs and you can find videos of home doing play throughs of his songs. Hes absolutely amazing!

[@paulalloyd8860]

It was his babysitter and his parents didnt believe him. Its true

[@quintfl]

This is the demo tape version of Daddy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYu2eaeBms6ab7s

[@DSKTBH]

To make light out of the situation but who recommended this to bro to listen to😂😂

[@SavannahRoger]

Its a true story. The babysitter did it to him and his step mom and father didn't believe him. Also the lady singing is the only video he had of his bio mother

[@daxharper7170]

one does not simply recover from that song

[@mikeparmley4298]

It's real BRO 😢😢😢

[@justinuphill2372]

wow class 95

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

😂😂😂 Shon creeped out. The song is deep and sheds light on child abuse but I agree with you. I can't listen to this even though the music is insane. 😢

[@midwaygamer-ou3my]

You have to listen to the album from beginning to end. Korns first album starts off with a bang and ends with a bang. All the songs feel so perfect like they were all leading to this. all the themes feel very much the same and feel like a build up. To a nuclear bomb going off.

[@mef_ekbmyaff1343]

nice hair, man

[@1nfeRnaLRaV3n]

Parents didnt watch all this directly, it was like they didnt believe in him that the babby sitter was abusing Jonathan, so abusing continued, and also his parents thought he was gay and they and other people were bullying him.

[@stevehays]

It is very hard to listen to this song without the backstory/context. The lead singer (JD) was sexually abused for years by a family friend/babysitter. His parents didn't believe him or wouldn't take action. I know the lyrics are confusing at first, "F^ck your own child" not physical/sexual but "F6ck over your own child". The important things to know are: it is based on his real life experience, the intention of the song is for him to bring this to light so he can begin to heal, and lastly this song alone has saved many lives. Other abuse victims took strength from this song and came forward and got the help they needed. So, in that end, JD and Korn were successful in releasing this tremendous piece of artwork.

[@Synthetic_llama]

this song is always rough its the only song if i recommend it on reaction channels i include an extensive warning about what it goes into. Usually i dont like to spoil stuff but i feel for this song you really gotta put that warning because for many this may be hard to hear. Ive watched many reactions to it and its still very hard to listen to every time

[@shawnngatai4745]

Hey bro...wondering if you're ready to explore more Kate bush..a truly groundbreaking artist... This woman's work.. Or wuthering heights... Prob pay to know, if you do wuthering..that she portrays a ghost...and is based on a classic novel.. Chur!

[@tuffcookie100]

That's why he repeats it over and over, because nobody believes us.

[@goatitisful]

Your dog is too cute.. golden-doodle?

[@ChiefBones]

Hardest song on the planet to get through.

[@TheNotoriousNemo]

bro put on a shirt, lmao

[@steveorta74]

Hed P.E.

[@wadegarrett2376]

i listen to this song often. it's so good. i can't relate to it at all, but it's so good.

[@chris-bi1fn]

Family Tree" by wheeler walker jr

[@BLACKTOOTHGRIN2231]

Studies prove that childhood trauma is the longest lasting. I know from experience, broken homes like many of you may have had. I kick it with killers, only people I trust, honestly. Why I joined the military, why I was so angry for so long. Trauma is something we all go through, at various levels. It holds onto you with the devils hands.

[@RT-dx2lz]

Hand it over by stolen babies or kingdom by devin Townsend, it's pretty good

[@megdelaney3677]

Please react to (official videos if possible) -1.Aerosmith: Janie's Got a Gun-2.Soul Asylum: Runaway Train -3.Suzzane Vega: Luka -4.Jeremy: Pearl Jam -5.P.O.D.: Youth of the Nation -6.Pat Benatar: Hell is for Children -7.Linkin Park: Crawling -Thanks

[@sethwallen1153]

Jonathan davis did you go through that he’s had a hard life

[@matthewgoodA1206]

I’m not going to watch the reaction, because I already know the song and what it’s about. I just want to say I don’t agree with the people who request this song of reactors. It is flat-out traumatic and people need to understand some reactors will be extremely upset by it.

[@justinuphill2372]

Next

[@bafumat]

They started the album with Blind and ended it with Daddy. Filtering the rest of the album through it you gain a new perspective of the album as a whole. Daddy has ended more than one KZbin channel. It can just suck the life out of anyone. Turns out most people kind of suck. Some really fucking suck.

[@michymabelle1965]

Jessie J - pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Not really, some of the lyrics are metaphorical

[@steveorta74]

Basically what everyone is posting about this song is correct. Babysitter , mom etc… disgusting

[@monicag4855]

You acting like a newborn coward...