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Artist: Metallica
Album: ...And Justice for All
Released: 1988
Nominations: MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video
Genres: Progressive metal, Metal, Rock, Thrash
"One" is a song by American heavy metal band Metallica.[1] It was released as the third and final single from their fourth studio album, ...And Justice for All (1988). Written by band members James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich, "One" is an anti-war song that portrays a World War I soldier who is severely wounded  -  arms and legs blown off by a landmine, blind and unable to speak or move  -  begging God to take his life as he feels constant pain. His only hope is to devise a way to communicate with the hospital staff. In the music video, he jolts in the hospital bed, spelling "Kill me" in Morse code.[2] Production of the song was done by the band alongside Flemming Rasmussen. The song was the band's first top 40 hit single in the U.S., reaching number 35 on the Billboard Hot 100. It was also a number one hit in Finland
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[@madcracker84]

I respect more and more how much you two appreciate and want to understand the music you react to.

[@samcastilleja4346]

As a vet, i grateful for what you said. You are both in a class by yourselves!!!!

[@StephanieLee48]

Sam Castilleja Thank you 🙏 for your service ♥️

[@ricmeyers1340]

As a veteran, this song is something very special to me. I was lucky and came home intact, but not all my brothers and sisters did. Thank you for your support.

[@wvusmc]

Metallicas first music video. 🤘 And l appreciate the Veteran shout out.

[@robertsilvestro8446]

wvusmc thanks for your service!

[@mindfuct8862]

The song 1988 ...and Justice For All album The movie 1971 Johnny got His Gun The book 1939 by Dalton Trumbo Johnny Got His Gun

[@mindfuct8862]

@JohnnyGotHisGun yes. Did a report on it in high school lit class. My teacher thought it was odd that I picked it and that the school library actually had a copy.

[@vicentegrande9140]

The movie was made in 1979.

[@mindfuct8862]

@@vicentegrande9140 wrong released 8/4/71

[@vicentegrande9140]

Aaron, yes you are right, 1971 👌

[@mindfuct8862]

@@vicentegrande9140 hahaha ya had me wondering if there was a second one.

[@wartoc3708]

The soldier lost all ability to communicate. He can't hear what is being said, he can't talking, he can't move so he is left with nothing but his own thoughts. He manages to find a way to communicate through morse code by nodding his head. He hopes someone sees and understands what he's saying as he can't see or hear to know if they got the message so all he can do is just repeat over and over the messages "help" and "kill me". The song is especially brutal to imagine being in his situation and not being able to communicate or interact with the world.

[@jasonseth376]

Thank you for the veterans shout out. I appreciate it. Army 92-2002.

[@StephanieLee48]

Jason Seth Thank you for your service ❤️

[@suef.1910]

Thank you Jason.. xoxoxoxo

[@ajjames5489]

You two are chill AF. Nothing in my cup tonight but a little in my bowl

[@volbeatrules6528]

Lastly, let me say, you guys rock. Love your editing, love the fact that you included the crisis hotline! And I want to echo your sentiments to the veterans and current military personnel,,,, Thank You!!!! ❤️✌️👍🇺🇸

[@iratemedia1282]

Never heard a reactor thank others for their service. That’s pure class. New sub.

[@StephanieLee48]

iRATemedia 🤗

[@jasonseth376]

Metallica released this in 88. Enter Sandman in 91. I’ve seen them in concert in 1989, 2004, and in 2017. They are still kicking ass in their 50s.

[@mattr172]

Thanks and Much Love from a former Army Combat Medic. I served in Iraq.

[@StephanieLee48]

mountain anon Thank you 🙏 for your service ♥️

[@larrywalling6706]

My Grandpa was a medic in WW2,Korea and Vietnam. Thank you SIR.

[@remedy9648]

Thank you so much for your service and sacrifice. 💜🙏💜🤘🏿💜

[@resipsa6874]

Greetings, Doc. Former medic here as well. Afghanistan. Keep your head up, battle. Something we did over there surely mattered to someone.

[@suef.1910]

Thank you.. xoxoxoxo

[@jayb7775]

"For democracy, any man would give his only begotten son." "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep, arguing over what's for dinner." I leave the rest to you......

[@weirdingway4403]

Amen! Support the Electoral College here in the U.S.

[@johnmcelroy5804]

Yeah that's why the United States is NOT a democracy, it is a constitutional representative republic.

[@luiswiley372]

Step and Jay all kidding aside, as a veteran of the Iraqi war this means a lot to bring awareness to suicide prevention. I have countless times contemplating that as a means to escape what I lived through and seen. I have unfortunately lost many friend of suicide after and during Iraq. Thanks for squeezing that small but worthy detail in there. Hailz 🤘🏼🤘🏼love you both!

[@imweakfordeaky]

No, this is not from The Twilight Zone. The clips are from a movie called “Johnny Got His Gun”, set in WW-1 . The film was made from a novel of the same name.

[@specialed4564]

I've tried finding the movie in the film clip thanks

[@imweakfordeaky]

Edmund Cooke V you’re welcome!

[@Jerkturtle]

The best part is the licensing fees for the movie were so high that it was easier for Metallica to just buy the rights to the entire movie.

[@mfree80286]

@@Jerkturtle It wasn't that the licensing fees were so high, it's that the video took off so incredibly that *keeping track* was becoming difficult. It was easier for accounting purposes to just go ahead and buy it outright instead of tracking the hundreds/thousands of plays the video was getting on MTV, VH1, and late night broadcast shows, each one creating a line in the books to be tracked and paid...

[@Jordan-Ramses]

The twilight zone episode you're thinking of is 'Eye of the Beholder'. The woman is in a hospital because she's some kind of freak. But then they take off the bandages and she's beautiful and they show the doctors and nurses and they all have pig faces.

[@Efferri]

She's a smart cookie. As a vet, thank you both for the advocating.

[@GhostDrummer]

“He’s a product of your profession, not mine...” Chills!!!

[@resipsa6874]

Agreed. Also notable that the drums occasionally play Morse Code for SOS.

[@GhostDrummer]

Res Ipsa lots of folks don’t know that about the song. Such an epic song.

[@ernieherrera4046]

This is epic Metellica! Great reaction!! Thanks for the shout out! As a veteran of the Army I want to give a shout out to all the other veterans & current service members. Also, shout out to the VA in W. Los Angeles and Albuquerque, NM! The nurses, doctors, counslers, etc. were awsome!!!!

[@Kristen242008]

I am highly impressed. You are possibly the first reactors, that I have seen react to this song, that fully understood the message. Great reaction!

[@Cjpearce426]

Yes, thank you to all veterans! I am leaving for the Army on November 4th. I can't wait.

[@rednecksamurai]

Thank you for the veteran's shout out. Loved the reaction to this video. US navy here

[@hodri13]

As a retired vet of the Global War on Terrorism, thank you for the shout out. I was active duty in the Army for 14 years before I got medically retired. I went to both Afghanistan and Iraq, 3 times each. Yes, Metallica is still together, saw them in concert last year, and they are doing another S&M concert soon.

[@jamescutler8055]

Metallica is still together and still killing the concert scene, saw them last year in Houston.....GREATNESS

[@RolandDeschain1]

The band had no clue the movie existed before they wrote the song. It was pure happenstance that the movie seemed to perfectly accompany the themes of the song, so that's why it fits the video so well.

[@patrickbronson437]

“Landline, has taken my sight, taken my speech, taken my hearing, taken my arms, taken my legs, taken my soul...”The reason for the slow start and then the build up to fast and furious, is because the music is trying to mimic the wounded soldiers feelings. Starts with sadness, confusion, quiet and ultimately turns into furious fucking anger and fear. The very fast drum beats, listening closely, is supposed to mimic machine gun fire. This soldier is in hell and nobody will help him. So sad, but like the song, ends in fury and anger. Great channel guys. Thanks so much for doing this video. I envy anyone that gets to listen to Metallica for the first time. 🙂🙏🏼❤️🥳🤘🏼

[@snowlover3675]

Patrick Bronson Haha It’s “Landmine” not “Landline” 😉

[@snyfilms1869]

Landmine

[@Teeezze]

It took years before I could listen to this song again, still can’t watch the video. A coma or coma like state was one of my Grandma’s worst fears. “You don’t get any rest, everyone is talking around you and you hear it all and you can’t respond....” She’d been an EMT/ambulance driver, and I have the plaque that was awarded to her for being our state’s top EMT trainer for three years in a row. When her tumor was removed for the second time, the doctor said it was the exact same tumor, not a new one, and it was very aggressive. I knew he was saying it would be back, but I never imagined that just eight months later it wouldn’t JUST be back, but already spread to her liver, lungs, abdomen, kidneys and had wrapped itself around the main artery leading to her right leg. Her last 2 1/2 weeks she couldn’t talk or walk or eat. And when people came to see her in home hospice, I’d have to remind them that she could still hear everything. Sometimes they argued and I’d see her toes curl...the only thing she could do to indicate she was upset. We lost her in October 2011. The first time I heard this song after she was gone, it was like a sucker punch! It hit me how Grandma was in a situation that was so similar to the guy in the song and I started bawling. Up until a year or two ago, every time this song came on it took me right back to those last three weeks.

[@jayb1rd]

One of the best and most accurate interpretation of the video I have seen so far. FYI, not the Twilight Zone. This comes from a 1971 WW1 movie called Johnny Got His Gun.

[@marciag3410]

Not Twilight Zone, it's from the movie Johnny Got His Gun

[@VanderMaster1]

I'm an aircraft mechanic in the Air Force...I loosen things and replace them...doesn't compare to anything that the people on the front lines deal with. I salute you. I wish you the best and i'll do my best to make sure you can count on bomber support.

[@sketchtherapy1218]

The best way to thank us for our service is to know and understand your rights if you remember that, you will know why we would endure anything and everything so that our kin & country stay free. USArmy 3rd Infantry.

[@tferg9272]

This song is based on the movie "Johnny Got His Gun" It's about a soldier who lost his ability to speak, hear, walk etc and his desperation to want to die but he can't express himself in any manner. Watch it with lyrics and it'll hit home. Imo, one of the best songs of all time.

[@oldcat7]

This is the song that got me into Metal music. Probably my favorite song from Metallica, maybe even all time. Yes, it is a depressing song but it is so powerful. Not to mention the outstanding musicianship. Truly a work of art.

[@LeviAckerman-cb5ji]

You're the only ones who acknowledged our veterans while reacting to this video. For that, I pressed follow.

[@StephanieLee48]

Dan Vee 🙏🏽thanks for your support

[@oberder7038]

I’ve been watching you guys since day 1! Chanel continues to get better and better! Great job!!

[@mikemike44163]

Thank you for your salute to our veterans. I served in Iraq and your words were felt deeply and very much appreciated. Seriously, thank you.

[@scottcannonpcb1]

I’m sipping Crown Royal. Thank you for your heartfelt comments about veterans. I was a Combat Medic in Desert Storm. US Army 82nd Airborne.

[@danielrupp7578]

Nailed it. Appreciate the veteran shout out guys. This song/video was good when I heard it first 20+ years ago. This along with a handful of other songs picked up more meaning for me after my time in the army. From good to great....

[@timbonutts8224]

They r still together you should do spit out the bone from their newest album from 2017

[@madcracker84]

Agreed, the video is pretty damn good for that as well.

[@AG-lm5uf]

The bassist quit

[@jimmiefarley4831]

@@AG-lm5uf and replaced with Robert Trujillo from Suicidal Tendencies ST🤘

[@saturnus2112]

*2016

[@legendairy1810]

@@AG-lm5uf He foking left the band

[@sketchtherapy1218]

He doesn't have eyeballs or eyelids or lips or a nose his face is gone they cover his face to soothe themselves from the pain of looking at him. Thank you for watching it.

[@bhurzumii4315]

It's Saturday, it's sunny (rare in Scotland) and there's a new Step n Jay Lee video! #LifeIsGood

[@StephanieLee48]

Bhurzum II 🤗

[@mdh6977]

Hey guys, shoutout from Canada, we have the same problem here... glad you gave this a chance... I remember when this came out... it really has a powerful message and I only wish society would do more for all veterans and the younger generations would hear... I am so glad to see a surge of younger people starting to come back out for Rememberence Day again (equivalent to your Memorial Day)... was sippin with ya'll... loved the reaction and you were spot on and cheers!!

[@user-xj2mb4mc7d]

Congrats for doing this song, keep it up with more metallica songs, they are still playing and they are one of the greatest live rock bands in the whole world... cheers for all the soldiers who serve their countries bravly and with honor. Regards from Chile.

[@mfree80286]

The whole premise... for the song, which was written before the band discovered the book and movie that inspired the song as a second hand idea... the premise is that the young man has been injured so badly that all his limbs, his face, and part of his brain are missing. This is all centered around WWI... they didn't even have antibiotics, they barely had anything capable of disinfection without killing tissue. It's a miracle he is alive... but it's also a curse, a damnable sin because he is without ALL sensation except pain, and some feeling in his skin (the book talks about feeling the sun through a window). None of the doctors thought he would be conscious at all... but he was. Fully. But he was so isolated from the world that it took time to even figure out he was in a hospital. He was trapped inside his own mind... One, alone in the universe. And, eventually, forgotten and gone insane. Definitely gets my vote for 'Most frightening concept ever put into a song'. Video's their first, 1989 if I remember right. It literally exploded all over MTV...

[@randumbetch]

They are definitely still going strong. Saw them in 2017 and last year in September. Never miss a beat.

[@email5023]

I am sipping on very dry red wine. You guys are the best!

[@TrueDuckFan]

Thank you for recognizing the veterans! 👍👍

[@gcarap]

Steph nailed the song interpretation. Video footage is from the movie Johnny Get Your Gun, which Metallica bought the rights to and thus can use freely.

[@amanecer5789]

I really love this channel, cause you not only enjoy the talent & passion that goes behind playing the instruments but you also get into the lyrics, analyze them & then you give your point of view of it. Also a big shout-out to the veterans!

[@chef78214]

They are still together...37 yrs strong...this is from their 1988 album a few yrs before enter sandman

[@louielouie22]

Land mines have taken my sight, taken my speech, taken my hearing, taken my arms, taken my legs taken my soul. Yes metallica is still melting faces lol. Sandman was the album after this one. 91

[@allenro1]

Steph!!! You are one of the most intuitive people ive ever seen on these reaction videos! Hands sown!!!! "One big Holliday " live....gitsome

[@doncarlossr.]

Great song! One of my favorites. Thank you. I served in Iraq and Afghanistan. I am a little broken now from war but doing better.

[@volbeatrules6528]

Just saw Metallica a little over a month ago in Wichita. Lars is still getting it done! The lineup is the same except at bass guitar, Robert Trujillo has replaced Jason Newsted, who replaced Cliff Burton when he passed away in a tour bus crash. Fantastic show! This album came out in 1988. A couple years before the Black album which had Enter Sandman.

[@madcracker84]

Im pissed I missed them in dfw when they came a year or two ago. Congrats on enjoying them live. They put on a hell of a show.

[@volbeatrules6528]

madcracker sorry you missed it! It was epic! It was my third time, my wife’s 2nd time and my three kids 1st time! A night that will be remembered!

[@thetwistedspartan4602]

Of all the react videos I've seen on the video you guys got it the most right like 100%

[@joshcopeland]

Another amazing reaction! I like how Steph always gets into the story and the meanings behind the songs. She really puts her heart into it and that really impresses me. I like how Jay is more on the quiet side like me but what he says is insightful. I like how he said he liked Lars's drumming from back in the day, I thought that was really cool. You guys both put your own uniqueness out there and your videos are better for it. Keep it up!!

[@jayb7775]

"'he's a product of your profession, not mine.'" ...

[@paulfyffe4854]

Thanks for the shout out to all the Vets

[@metalhead4624]

hey guys !..glad to see you back...this is a scene from a ww1 movie....its widely believed to be an embodiment of the feeling of loss and helplessness james,kirk and lars felt when their original bassist and close friend Cliff Burton died as a result of their tour bus turning over...glad you enjoyed it

[@joegaletkajr4361]

Metallicas instumentals: the call of ktulu, orion, and To Live is To Die are amazing.

[@TheOwen1974]

"One" came out in 1988. Metallica is still on tour, with a few bass player changes along the way.

[@johnjackson9767]

Much respect to you two and to all the vets in the comments. God bless.

[@sarajade5111]

I'm glad you guys chose the video for this one. I saw it when I was really young, and it was my first introduction to this subject matter. The clips are from an old movie called "Johnny Got His Gun." I love you two. I can't wait to see you guys evolve.

[@StephanieLee48]

Sara Jade 🤗

[@chimaloo]

This song came out in 88 on the justice for all album. The black album came out next in 91, which had Enter Sandman on it. ❤✌

[@winonaramsey5930]

My daughter was born to this song..... it’s a very powerful song

[@chaost4544]

Anyone else have a drink with these two when watching their reactions?

[@miguelsatio7182]

I went to a reaction video and then somehow after watching plenty I am glad I got to yours. The way you edit the videos and the information you added along with your reactions and comments is simply amazing. The respect you give to the video itself and the music is very unique. You have now a new subscriber!

[@StephanieLee48]

Miguel Satio thanks so much for your support

[@anthonyleger68]

This song was on the album before the album that has Enter Sandman on it. And yes, they still doing it. They have a new bass player but the other 3 original members are still together.

[@richardforbes943]

Its a very sobering song and video from a great band called Metallica. Its about a shoulder whom got blasted with a land mine.which cost him everything but his life.He lost his arms legs sight and his soul! Makes me thankful for our ladies and gentlemen of the armed forces..without them we wouldn't be living the kind of lives we are.Anytime you see a veteran or someone currently serving, be sure to shake their hand and thank them for their service and your freedom!Yall have a great day and a better tomorrow!Richy Rich out!!

[@linzyaz920]

Nice intro. So happy to see you come back with Metallica. I was very sick too. So glad you are well and thankful y'all are back. I am sipping on honey cough drops. Lol. LARS IS THE MAN!

[@black4pienus]

Yep, you understood the lyrics. This song with the music video made a huge impact on me when I first saw it. I was a teenager back then. It really made me think about the horrors the guy in the story went through.

[@Aranes68]

Metallica are still there!!! Saw them live on friday last week - still great!

[@BrainardJose]

You two are wonderful, thank you. I feel the love and return it to you. Great videos.

[@dkcj79]

As an Army Veteran, I appreciate everything you just said. I also appreciate the way you break these songs down. You both do an excellent job and I’m anxious to see what songs you do next!!! Keep up the great work!!!

[@shawndavis2426]

i Just want to say thank you for the veteran shout out ive watched a whole lotta reaction videos and yall are the only ones to shout out the services thank you so much

[@StephanieLee48]

Shawn Davis Thank you 🙏 for your service❤️

[@scottsager440]

I love it! In the last minute or so, he had the stank face listening to the music, while she was listening to the monolog of the injured soldier and had a look on her face like someone just killed her dog! I relate to both of you! I get so angry and saddened when I think about what our soldiers go through, why they are sent, and their lacking in aftercare. If you served, even if you were working in the mess halls, all respect! It takes every hand to make a team! But, yeah, Metallica is kicking ass!

[@imweakfordeaky]

This is a truly great song... the story, the music...

[@tomjudge7920]

I understand it's hard to watch this video and pay attention to the music .... but is the music that makes the band great ....

[@drunkrockerreaction2377]

Thanks for your shout out to the vets, means a lot.

[@SS-wt3xe]

the drum mix for JUSTICE FOR ALL was and is OUTSTANDING...via TEXECUTION TEXAS

[@angieq7619]

This might be an all time favorite band! I related to this in a very deep dark place in my life, and in a coma of sorts in depression, but my husband says it’s just about the war, but I am not sure about that. It’s a very deep song...

[@JennRighter]

One of the most difficult songs to listen to if you get it and I'm so glad that you get it. My brother's best friend, Dre Williams, died in Iraq in 2006. He had only seen his daughter Aaliyah one time, for one single day. I watch videos he sent from Iraq at least once a year to remind myself of the reality that is war. This song is a tough one. Another tough one is Master of Puppets (it's about drug addiction). I've been subscribed to y'all for a long time so I can't recall if you've reacted to that one or not. I just love the genuine appreciation and insight you have toward every song and performance you react to. And I can't believe Steph is 50. She looks like a video vixen and I live for you Steph, you're beautiful, smart, funny and kind.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

Man, you two are a couple of my faves.......I wish I could have been there with you.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

600th comment! The doughboy's only form of communication with the outside world was Morse code. The nodding of his head was code for "Kill me. kill me. Kill me." You both had the most accurate first reaction to this song I have seen. Thanks to the shout out to the veterans. You both are a class act, even with your tip on. Thanks for your thoughts on the song, and keep making these videos!

[@MaskedEnforcer]

Darkness, imprisoning me All that i see Absolute harror! I cannot live, I cannot die Trapped in myself Body my Holding cell. Landmine Has taken my sight Taken my speach Taken my hearing Taken my arms Taken my legs Taken my soul Left me with life in hell! Deep Lyrics from a great metal band.

[@jasong6967]

Metallica is still Kickin’ Ass!!! Subscribed!!!

[@robs4382]

They are still together. The song came out in 1989. And their last came out last year or 17. They still tour. Enter sandman early 1990s.

[@volbeatrules6528]

Well, haven’t watched yet, but let me just welcome you to the family, because I know you’ll love it! Now, I will watch!

[@jones19968]

Thanks for the shout out to us vets

[@StephanieLee48]

Thomas Jones Thank you 🙏 for your service ❤️

[@nikosucksatskating]

I'm currently drinking a coffee in the middle of the day, gotta love school. This was a great video and i really respect your guys' want to understand other music genres.

[@sonnyspliff]

I hit the subscribe button as soon as i saw you both head nodding to the guitar solo. So dope!

[@Snowlys]

hey im the youngboul who commented on your other video lmao im young but im twenty four, was in the navy for five years... seen alot of cool places and about seven countries but majority of my work was in the ocean lmao.. i was stationed in florida and virginia for most of contract.. lmao love yalls videos ... ppriciate yalls support towards vets ..

[@orenthalsimpson]

I just fell off the wagon, so fuck yeah let's sip to this!!!!!

[@brettsalazar1886]

The realest part of the video is when the general asks the priest if he has anything to say and the priest tells him; “he’s a product of your profession, not mine.” That’s tough

[@johnbarker3308]

I grew up listening to metallica way back the 80s they played this on the radio my brother records ever song they played. Like master of puppets and ride the lightning and enter sandman wen he left to go Ohio he took all his tapes he left his heavy metal magazine's he had every issue........

[@metallicavoices]

This song came out in '88. Enter Sandman came out in '91. Metallica is still going strong. They released a record a few years ago. I'd react to moth into flame, spit out the bone, and halo on fire.

[@pcassidy14]

Glad you're better Jay and Steph's scarf is worth the wait!

[@jasoncookman3158]

I appreciate your appreciation for us veterans. Awesome reaction vid to ONE. Oh by the way I am an active duty army veteran.

[@cjcampbell713]

this song was on there Justice For All album, it come out in 1988. Enter Sandman was on there self title album it come out in 1991.

[@zeigbert1743]

Love this song, the video always hits me right in the feels.

[@daviddias8815]

Another Marine Corps Veteran, thank you for the shoutout and for the VA info. Having a messed up back I watch too many reaction videos and you two actually put thought into your videos. This song is based on a WW1 book or movie entitled “Johnny got a gun”. May I suggest two “five finger death punch” videos ( “gone away” and “wrong side of heaven”) I would love to hear your take. Also if you want to break the mold you might want to react to my units video from Afghanistan. (2/2 Easy Company Afghanistan) it’s not brutal but shows what we went through back in ‘08-‘09. Again thank you for taking the time. SF