I Just Heard TOOL - Pushit (Reaction!!)

[@poloreacts27]

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[@warowords]

You'll hear this many times, but the "Salival" live version of this song is truly one the greatest things ever.

[@boomshakalaka8457]

Yep this version takes you somewhere else.

[@TSoneonetwo]

imho...familiarizing yourself with the studio version first. really brings out how great the different take on Salival truly is. not just a couple listens, and then Salival. really sit with the studio version, get to that point of anticipating Danny's drum break, and Adam's solo, and the fear scream. THEN, be vulnerable, and meet them on the other side.

[@jkoehler82]

I cannot echo this enough. Here here!

[@popejaimie]

I hate that one, that and Hush are imo Tool's only two bad songs

[@hvitekristesdod]

Pushit Live is a masterpiece

[@wvchrisj]

I love how Maynard’s vocals are more of an instrument in the band than just a voice delivering lyrics. The lyrics are indeed incredible though.

[@50NewEyes]

“Definitely the climax here…..” :The rest of the song………….. “hold my beer……”

[@Skullzrapper]

I'm not always in the mood for this song but when I am, OH MAN! This song hits like nothing else! Especially the last half! TOOL is just unlike anything else 🌀

[@randal_gibbons]

I'm hearing a massive Zeppelin influence on this one. It really has a classic sound to it.

[@TheEternalElir]

Always a treat when I see content creators replying in other videos :) Super cool

[@ScreeFi440]

You have to be in the mood to go on a journey. Not straight-forward easy listening. But goddamn is it a good journey...

[@darioarteaga8857]

🤘❤🤘

[@RosettaStoned462]

Skullz!!!! Another great reaction channel!

[@copious2010]

Justin, Adam, Danny, and Maynard are masters of their craft. When you think it’s guitar don’t be shocked when you see them live and find out it’s bass. They’re a melting pot of massive talent.

[@IcyVeinsWithin]

This.

[@earthbone8562]

Best reaction channel. Plus, I get to stare at this perpetual motion doohickey in the corner. It's great watching someone get into Tool and appreciate the musicianship and artistic ability of these guys. Excellent. Good work Polo!

[@ronb6152]

I can't keep from watching it, either. The channel and the perpetual motion doohickey. 😂

[@davidwitt5585]

Can't call it anything other than a perpetual motion doohickey now....and I know what it's actually called ....so thanks for that 😒

[@pdog547]

I knew I wasn't the only one. And yes, I will think of it as the Doohickey from now on.

[@plantdesigns7889]

I was thinking, any time he does Tool, I always end up spacing out and focused on the thingamabob or doohickey.

[@lebowskiunderachiever3591]

I want to build a huge perpetual motion doohickey for the backyard

[@kixiefaerie]

IMHO, you have a terrific ear and your commentary is top notch, and you've more than earned this new subscriber. Also, as a Tool fan of many years, it's always a huge pleasure seeing anyone who's having their first/early experiences with their catalog, and only more so when the person listening is knowledgeable about music and has broad experience of their own, like yourself. It is an absolute joy to watch you discover and appreciate the music I've loved so well for so long, and I want to thank you, truly, for sharing this with us.

[@karlsjunior466]

I feel the same. Well done Polo.

[@americanhwyflower]

I freaking love that slow part, the calm before the storm, where you are pushed into that corner and you know you have nowhere to go but to fight your way out and that calmness comes over you and then you just lose your shit. You said it, masterful.

[@SparkimusPrime]

Loving these Tool reactions so much!! You should do Laturalus next 🖤

[@robplotnick]

I agree. I've been telling him about 3,5,8 beat. Fibonacci sequence. Spiral out. I think he will get there. My favorite band and my favorite song. Super deep.

[@GimmeJimmy23]

That was an awesome Freudian slip. If ever there were a lead drummer, Danny Carey would be it. By design, he's not always the one simply holding things down. Quite often, he's dancing around what everyone else is doing, or even mimicking the other instruments in the band, albeit in an embellished way that only octopi can fathom.

[@michaelkennedy9241]

Every musician on Tool plays lead, from Adam to Danny to Justin to Maynard. They all play different time signatures as well. These guys are otherworldly

[@cheezyyeezy4247]

Exactly, I feel like you could hear dannys drumming isolated and you could guess what the riff adam is playing just from hearing that.

[@pdog547]

You are scratching the surface fractionally...keep going with Tool, you are going to have a lot of serious stankface moments. Try "Forty-Six & Two", "Vicarious", "Stinkfist". Having been deeply into them since 1995, it's just so enjoyable seeing someone get it and caught by surprise and totally roped into the rabbit hole. Spiral out :)

[@michazmic1]

Entirely Agree! I just said this to my wife today! I’ve seen Tool 4 times sent home early at the 5 th due to tornado, saw APC, had tickets for Puscifer but couldn’t go due to family emergency. Maynard Rules !!!!

[@IcyVeinsWithin]

THIS

[@NRG2]

You could do a live stream of the entire 10,000 days album and people would donate to the stream

[@NRG2]

You have some good first takes and the Tool army would def show up to support you if you continue to listen

[@NRG2]

Maynard has two other phenomenal bands: PUSCIFER and A Perfect Circle. Puscifer is right up there with Tool for me. So different but there is nothing else like that project

[@larrymiller6840]

In

[@stevehays]

10,000 Days and Lateralus are straight fire

[@gary5931]

I would donate!

[@Pcross_187]

Tool is utterly another level amazing. As im sure that most Tool fans would say, theyre not metal or rock or anything else. they are entirely their own genre. You should do a video reacting to an entire album of theirs. Straight through. One listen. And hear their art all put together as they intend it to be heard.

[@pdog547]

Yeah hearing them described as 'metal' is a little fingernail-on-chalkboardish.

[@stevehays]

Tool's genre is Tool. Never duplicated, cannot be replicated.

[@TheATOMICGOBLIN]

tool is always mind blowing!

[@NRG2]

RIGHT IN TWO!!

[@Alynnescape]

it's so cool that we get to ride along with you and experience these songs for the first time with you. us Tool fans love that shit, as you can tell! Every time I hear Tool songs I go to this timeless place in my heart and mind where I'm feeling the music so deeply that it becomes an emotional moment. Some memories I have tied to these songs are as mundane as watching a cloud go by out the window while listening to the slowed down drums in the middle of the song. But damn, I remember that cloud and that memory tied to this song 15 years later like it's imprinted on me. hope you listen to these in your car and zone out and get to have great / mundane memories associated with them too. Cheers!

[@hank35682]

Tool has ZERO bad songs, or mediocre/okay songs, they are all 100/10 masterpieces

[@TsmithJustin]

Who is the greatest band of all time? And why is it tool?

[@FredHampshire]

yeah honestly mate I first got into them about 2 years ago, and sometimes that dumb ass thought in the back of my mind comes up "are they really as good as you make them out to be?". I listen to ANY of their songs and I'm instantly reassured that I'm not overblowing them. this band is absolutely PHENOMENAL. they are the R9 Ronaldo of music

[@grntbggr126]

@@TsmithJustin It's tough to say that Tool is the GOAT, but they are certainly on the Mt. Rushmore of prog. or prog,-adjacent bands, like Zepplin, Rush, and Floyd. They have the right balance of musical complexity, popularity, and legacy. There are certainly bands that are more complex or bands that have better individual musicians, but usually they are too esoteric for a wider audience. There are certainly bands that are more popular and more prolific, but they lack the musicianship, composition, and affect. And there maybe bands that also strike the balance between quality and quantity, but they rarely have the longevity and legacy that Tool has built. So Tool has this highly illusive combo of being at the forefront of musicianship and composition, relatable and popular enough to claim a corner of the popular market, and have been around long enough to see their style evolve while still retaining a core identity and recognizable sound. Very hard to do all three, and among the few bands that do, Tool is probably the only band still making records.

[@robertmcbeth5864]

Eh the newest album was 💩

[@McCarlKnoxville]

I don’t care for a lot of their music. 😁 they do have some good ones though

[@charlesdobbs7989]

I think you would really like Right in Two.

[@lucky_lola]

Maynard's voice is low because he thinks of it as just one equal piece of the whole production, not a "front man" type of thing. His voice is just one of the instruments.

[@jimbojones8978]

I love this song and that long note just gets me every time. : (

[@ReflectionTool637]

What is so cool is that you got LOTS of great Tool songs left to experience for the first time.!! Invincible, Tempest, Fear Inoculum, Jambi, Vicarious, Lost Keys/Rosetted Stoned, Right in Two, The Grudge, Parabol/Parabola, Ticks & Leeches, ETC !!!

[@justmejoy124]

Their music is entrancing hypnotic in a way. So easy to lose yourself in with the sounds and the feel it brings. For some reason it's a tribal chant like type feel without chantking if that makes since and like a roller coaster with the ins & outs. I've always enjoyed their unique style and flow in musicality it's a kool ride

[@justmejoy124]

BTW thanks for the reaction.

[@louloubumper8179]

Yay! So happy you chose this one. My ultimate favorite song so emotional. I love Tools journey - from angry youth to aged men winding down time- their music is really a life journey that we all experience with them and it’s why it resonates with me so much.

[@Gibsoncustom89]

I told a girl once after 6 months of dating that this was our song. 7 years later and a kid with her, the song has come full circle. Keep up the awesome content.

[@KaylaTeets]

Tool is by far one of my favorite bands of all time. Rosetta Stoned, Right in Two, Jambi, Parabol + Parabola are the best.

[@stevehays]

Right in Two & Lateralus

[@bouncekow]

There is a live version of Pushit off salival. Check it out :)

[@VenusFlyHands]

Thank you for doing this song! It's one of my favorites, definitely a journey and one that's helped me when letting go of bad relationships and habits. Things I need to trade for peace of mind.

[@andimetrum]

Honestly dude, your balance ornament in the background is perfect for Tool. Simple moving parts seeking a complex equilibrium. Great job my man!

[@NRG2]

TOOL is the greatest. I love your reactions bro. Rosetta Stoned is an epic track too

[@NRG2]

Parabola

[@tiges1972]

You'll love The Patient!

[@ZaneCase84]

Tool's chemistry derives from their individual lack of ego, or rather their desire to battle it and let each other shine. I recently saw them, Maynard stood in shadow to the back of the stage the entire show.

[@groundhogTJ]

Great video sir! It’s a typical thing to say anymore, but one of the most enjoyable things about being a Tool fan for so long is seeing others discover and find meaning in it for the first time 🖤✨

[@zechmanyon6403]

This version is my favorite tool song ever. One of the best songs ever written so deep and heavy but still gentle and times. I literally listened to this song along on repeat for 8 months in the gym and running stairs at one point. It’s all I needed. 1 second before POLO said this is nasty, I said the exact same thing. This song is nasty. Brilliant.

[@sonofrobert]

Thank you for not focusing on the lyrics over the music. Other reviewers ruin the musical experience by dropping into the lyrics way too much. I like your backdrop and just showing the album cover is perfect! Also, you don't show distracting videos so we can enjoy the musical communication which is the primary thing. Cheers and love your channel. :)

[@MostlyCloudy]

I'm just having the best time vibing to the song while watching your little dancing sculpture in the background. It's such a perfect fit.

[@johnnyb6067]

“There’s no love in fear”

[@Z_TPI]

I hear 4 variations. But I have NIHL(noise induced hearing loss) and tinnitus, so I'm more susceptible to "auditory illusions". With high frequency hearing loss(HFHL), my brain creates auditory illusions to fill in the gaps in the frequencies I can't hear efficiently enough. F, S, Sh, K, Ch consonant sounds are the hardest for me to pick up. Think of it like reading a sentence where every word is missing a letter. "Smeone stol y cr tody." We can still read it properly and barely hesitate to understand/process what it says/means, because our brains fill in the gaps according to the strict rules of language. With HFHL, sometimes the brain chooses to fill the gaps with whatever works(no strict ruleset; as long as it sounds "right"). This all happens subconsciously. Fast talkers, especially if they have a foreign accent, just sound like gibberish to me. Not only do I not hear consonants well, those with an accent shape and sound their vowels differently. So my brain can't subconsciously run the multi-tasked processing needed to adjust and understand foreign vowel shapes while also filling in the missing gaps efficiently. I'd just keep asking them to repeat what they said, which is annoying lol. I have to move to "active listening". I consciously take the words that I'm able to catch to form the base context, and find a match for the words I missed using their vocal inflections/intonations while lip reading to help me. It's never perfect and it's awkward as fuck having to stare at people's mouths all the time haha. Example of a simple auditory illusion. In the song The Pot, the line "foot in mouth and head up ass, so what you talking bout".. My brain perceives it as "foot in mouth and head up asshole, what you talking bout".. lol its wrong, but it works haha. I went 30 years hearing the phrase "might as well" incorrectly until someone corrected me. I would always hear it as "mind as well", so I always believed that was it and always said it like that, until I got called out on it 🤣 These are the 4 variations I hear lol Push it on me Push shit on me Push-ed on me Put shit on me My bad for the long ass comment about my hearing issues lmao. But, I'm fascinated in how we(humans) individually learn, perceive, speak and understand language mainly on the subconscious level. The power of the subconscious brain is insane. Basically everything we do is dependent/controlled by the 95% of total brain activity that lies beyond conscious awareness. Only 5% of brain activity is conscious awareness(in the moment thought). The subconscious brain can process 20,000,000 bits of information per second. The conscious mind can only process 40 bits of information per second. In other words, we are mainly automatic beings. “The information we perceive in our consciousness is not created by conscious thought. Nor is it reacted to by conscious processes. Consciousness is the middle-man and it doesn’t do as much work as you think.”

[@Ender7j]

The live version on Salival is awesome

[@SurvivnIn508]

This song will always remind me of my first Tool concert experience, and really drilled into me that a Tool concert is an experience. We were in the lawn area enjoying the show when all around me, guys literally started pushing each other and a mosh pit opened. I was in the center of all these guys, when all of a sudden I felt someone envelope me in a bear hug from behind. He maneuvered me outside of the chaos, and disappeared before I could get my bearings to turn around and thank him. It's one of my most lasting memories of going to see a show.

[@EarthSplit666]

It would definitely be worth reacting to the Pushit Fan Incident. I won't spoil it for you, but it's a legendary moment in my eyes. Respect for Maynard doubled after seeing it, and I didn't think that was possible. Spiral out, my man.

[@nrb5172]

This band is incredible over and beyond the rest all members are masters at their craft!! Awesome reaction video just subscribed

[@NRG2]

Aenema & Eulogy from this same album

[@daveeyde9622]

Great reaction to 1 of my favorite songs. Working thru all your tool reactions now.

[@kingbuzzo15]

Dude checkout the live version of this from the album Salival. Takes you down a different rabbit-hole.

[@thomassmith8090]

One of my favorite bands. Appreciate your reactions. 🤙 If you like this check out A Perfect Circle as well. ✌️🤘

[@patrickfuller2423]

all of the Tool army experiences their music, it is refreshing to see others do it as well.

[@mrr5835]

Youre making some good Tool choices. They have so many great non-radio tracks, and most of the Aenima album is a gem. During the Aenima era, Maynard was on a trip about his vocals being "just one of the instruments," so that's why the vocals are embedded in the song the way they are (lower mix). PS: you shoulda grabbed the words. Also in this video your sound mix was off. The music was too quite vs the dialogue. Nbd. 😊

[@MsMtheory]

IVE been commenting like a nerd all night on your videos...But I love your reviews and THIS is my favorite TooL song

[@decube33]

Great review…enjoyed it!

[@sublimeking9517]

Love all the tool you’re doing. I keep going back to you saying over and over again it’s an experience. I would love to see more Tool reactions such parabol/parabola, third eye, and ticks & leeches next. So many good ones though

[@realbser1956]

I’ve discovered Tool late in life, mostly over the last 18 months. They are phenomenal. Music at it’s highest form. This is coming from a 1970’s classic and progressive rock fan. Tool would have been at home back then and I can tell you that they have been influenced by many bands from that era, particularly King Crimson. I am enjoying your discovery of Tool. ✌️

[@tidewell]

Before even reading the comments, I'm sure a majority of them are suggesting to listen to the live version of Pushit next.... I'd just suggest listening to the original a few times to digest it a bit before the live version. Think a new listener will appreciate the live version even more that way 👍

[@chrisskourtis1185]

loving your channel homie! you have such a calm genuine demeanor. Listening to Tool doesn't hurt lol

[@WSGM812]

Love your reactions. Once you realize exactly what the lyrics are saying you will have a different reaction. Tool is hard to put in a box that is why we all love them so much. Totally different experience. Keep up the great work.

[@AK00777]

Another great vid Polo. Did you ever think you'd comment how beautiful a metal song was?! So cool, love this journey you're on. I think you might like Deftones too, maybe try Passanger, Maynard I'd on the vocals.

[@Mr.K01]

You seriously need to hear the live Salival version of this song. Its highlights Maynards incredible vocals and Danny has a totally unique and different style for it

[@alpo6668]

My favorite song, I still get chill bumps when I listen to it. Great reaction. You may want to try their live version of Pushit, while it’s still fresh in your mind. Live and a bit different approach.

[@grntbggr126]

The live version of this song is even better!

[@dakotahrobinson8209]

His vocals are usually always mixed low or in the back. It’s because he sees himself / his vocals as another instrument. He doesn’t consider himself a front man he’s just another member of the band. It’s done with intent for sure. Great reaction man!

[@thing12games44]

I love that you’ve picked up on the multiple meanings of the lyrics. Tool rarely provides lyrics to their songs, wanting people to experience their music and figure out for themselves what the meaning is. Maynard very much likes to sing things in a way that allow for double and triple interpretations. He invites us to use our minds and go along a journey of discovery. Tool is a band you can listen to and each time find something new, be it lyrical or musical, to appreciate.

[@toolrammsteindeftones]

Another great review bro

[@NRG2]

Parabola, Wings 1 & 2

[@unclegumbald989]

“Eeeeyyyyyyyyy and I’m slippin’ baaaaaack into the gap again I’m alive when you are touch 👏 in’ 👏 me 👏 Alive when you’re shovin’ me down” I get *chills* every single time 🫠

[@PeroGrande]

My favorite Tool song. Saw it performed live @AAC in DFW/2022.

[@sergioarroyo1923]

One of my favorite moments in my own life was listening to the final section of Pushit for the first time. I could live in that moment for eternity and be happy

[@sintaxera]

Ive said it before, but tool is a band comprised of a lead drummer, his cojoined bassist, a stunt guitarist and backing vocals. All of which are true masters in their field

[@snax087]

gotta check out the Salival live version. You'll forget it's a live version shortly into the track

[@DuhQuanNigstix]

Back in the late 90's I got on WinMX to expose myself to different genres of music. At the time I was really into "Global" or "Downtempo" music. I came across a guy who had a bunch of Tool music; which I was aware of, but had never spent the time to familiarize myself with. I was pulling a couple of tunes from AIC when he asked me if I'd heard of Tool. I responded and he said, if you haven't heard 'Pushit' grab it and let me know what you think. I listened to it and was instantly hooked. I kept thinking, what incredible composition, musicianship, power and lyrical depth. From that moment on I was a Tool fan.

[@Walkerbtween]

Listening to Tool always provides a visceral response. Talk about "Music is magic!" Damn...

[@Poemiserable]

One of my favourite songs of all time and one of Tool's best and yet... somehow... impossibly, the live version of this song is even better. They completely re-imagined/re-conceptualised it and it's... well, it's breathtaking. I HIGHLY recommend you check it out for the channel. Great reaction btw!

[@martinlefebvre3102]

you made a comment about Tool approching each songs differently and it's absolutely right. That's also why I find it hard to choose my favorite Tool song, because there're so different. My favorite song varies depending of my mood and the type of energy and overall experience I'm looking for at that particuliar time. You still have so many great ones to react to, here's a list I'm suggesting in no particular order : Prison Sex, Bottom, Vicarious, Jambi, Stinkfist, Eulogy, H.,Hooker With A Penis, Jimmy, Schism, Parabol/Parabola, The Grudge, Ticks & Leeches, Right In Two, The Patient, Lateralus, Disposition/Reflection/Triad, Third Eye, Fear Inoculum, 7empest, Invincible, Descending, Culling Voices, and when you're ready for something really out of the ordinary Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned.

[@Courier_Eris]

It literally never gets old to hear a new person initiated into the Tool Army. Welcome brother!!

[@barkleyadventures6625]

I'm 41..,and this has been my favourite song for 20 (+) years.

[@itenshidoom]

I’d love to see you react to Lateralus or The Grudge next. Both absolute bangers

[@seanhutt4621]

You can't go wrong with anything that Maynard has touched each of them individually is impressive But the way they are so separate from each other stylistically even his writing style changes from group to group really shows why for my generation at least he's the greatest frontman lead singer and vocalist of the era check out Tool: 46+2 A perfect circle : 3 libras , Magdalena You keep being awesome dude I'll keep watching

[@LudusAurea]

I went to bed before this posted but excellent choice. Can't go wrong with any Tool song. You should listen to the live version of this because it's different enough.

[@joeroberts1408]

The live version is darn good too (Salival album)

[@jellyjamforever]

28 years listening to the best album (Aenima) of all time. Never ever gets old

[@DoomsdayDisciple]

I think what really makes bands like Tool, and other artists of their ilk, is that each member of the band innately understands when to step forward, in the track, and when to lay back in the cut and lay a groove, or baseline. A lot of bands try so hard to do this, and it ends up being a jumble, or cacophony, of sound. Almost too pretentious. Tool truly are masters of their craft, and masterful musicians. I have seen you react to numerous songs from Tool now, and think you are truly grasping their genius, and how you appreciate the musicianship. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND you now react to the band Opeth, from Sweden. I would recommend you start with the song “Reverie/Harlequin Forest” or the classic “Blackwater Park”, to start. Would be very interested in your take on this incredible artist. They aren’t Tool, but are equally masterful in their songwriting and ability to create atmosphere and emotion with their music. You’re welcome! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@chriscoote2690]

Opeth are a rabbit hole just as deep as Tool…

[@robertpetre9378]

Yes tool have fantastic dynamics to the point where you can have a light and shade in the guitar tone and the verse and chorus can be like night and day

[@eliwhitley1878]

Just so you know, the twisty spinny thing in the bottom left is rad, dare I say hypnotizing! Enjoying your take, thank you

[@johndeedot]

Now do the live version. It will blow your mind.

[@robertburnett4153]

Mr. Polo! Your reviews are great. This song is not about a relationship with another person, this song is about the internal battle that some folks have. Fighting your inner demons or your shadow self.

[@scottchristofersen2367]

Just imagine the energy of this song in a stadium live. It’s a wild ride. You should try it if you get the chance.

[@josephferreira4917]

Tool is a general rule of thumb 👍 is masterful glad your catching on Polo 😀!!!!!

[@ryandickson2478]

Check out 46/2. One of my favorites. Also. Wait until you realize all their albums are modeled after Pink Floyd, meaning, all songs end and begin so they flow right into each other like a whole experience.

[@Brand64730]

If you no one has mentioned it yet, you have to check out Schism, Lateralus, Vicarious and Parbol/Parabola. Tool just bends your mind.

[@stephenlackey5852]

And don’t ever be put off by the length of their songs. Time does not pass while you’re listening to Tool. It is conceivable to achieve immortality by creating/playing a mix wherein there are no gaps between their songs.

[@berniebarroso7798]

The figure in your background that is in constant motion fits perfectly with with '']["{{}}{{}}][_ songs. I do enjoy your reactions.

[@TChildress]

One of my all time favorite bands, seen them live at OzzFest where they opened for Ozzy in '98 and till today still the best show seen.

[@crystalscolza1663]

The hard part is not closing your eyes while your driving during the ( push me somewhere I dont want to be) breakdown lmfao 🤣 Between that and the drumming on my steering wheel at the end...(and throughout who am I kidding)..I'm surprised I haven't died driving to this song yet... lmfao 😂

[@Superkjeg]

Thank you

[@chrisingle616]

wait till this man discovers a perfect circle if he hasnt already. i love seeing people discover songs i love

[@hyzerbomb957]

I saw TOOL earlier this year and the visuals to this song were amazing!!

[@homeforbreakfast]

Great reaction! Can’t wait for you to hear The Grudge

[@laurabuer4714]

Pushit is easily one of their best tracks, ever. What journey!

[@crystalscolza1663]

I heard the triple entendre too..inflection when saying push it changes everything

[@maribel238]

This song is on my top 5. I love TOOL. It's my favorite band, they're so fricken talented it's sick. They are in their own genre. Please do more TOOL.

[@juggy-ik7qy]

TOOL is my soul music. My brain waves are TOOL. I cant wait until you experience it live in person. You'll never be the same.