Rapper reacts to KORN - Insane (Official Video) REACTION!!

[@tigerlily8447]

Korn Fridays should be a thing my brother! 🙌

[@travisspaulding9540]

I second, third and fourth this. They have SO much music and have changed so many times.

[@travisspaulding9540]

Still waiting on this KB😭😂

[@declancompton-fz1km]

Yeah I agree

[@travisspaulding9540]

This is probably my all time favorite by them. The chords are nostalgic even tho it’s only from 2016, the riffs are HEAVY AF and ofc, the growling has always given me chills. This album is what made me a korn fan to begin with

[@dem4christ04]

Elaborating on concept of the video: 1. In the 1800s, it was standard practice to photograph the dead as if they were still alive before burial. 2. It was a common superstitious belief in the 1800s that cameras captured the souls of the photographed.

[@beezysbeatz4924]

Back in the early days of photography circa 1800, some people used to photograph the deceased loved ones like that.

[@zZBLISTERZz]

Lifeeeeeee!!!

[@scottmorey6212]

I love the manic laughing JD does as a layer to the last 2 breakdowns screaming 'insane'. Such a great touch. Love this track!

[@Brent19999]

love this song!

[@loudthings]

Great reaction Kurtis. The song is awesome, and for some reason almost nobody reacting this song. That's strange. Also let me suggest you band called Enter Shikari. Here some their songs "Arguing with thermometers", "Zzzonked", and their live performances it's just something.

[@patricklamanna3496]

Gotta do Black is the soul by KoЯn!

[@fmekki]

We in here early!

[@fmekki]

This video is super creepy, through the lens he’s seeing her alive again the whole thing is eerie but the music SLAPS

[@saadesigner07]

yes, this. Back in the day they used to photograph the dead. My guess is the video may have something to do with the fact that some people believed that photos would steal your soul.

[@Unlucky_Vampire]

I automatically recognize the actress who plays the dead lady

[@TheNitelite10]

Think of the camera a (I don't know if ((medium)) is the right word) but for the woman who was dead, her soul was trapped in a in a state of deprivation of its vengeance. Notice the overbearing nature of the two men in the video, I am sure they had nothing to do with her untimely death,...wink wink. The camera, the soul of this woman saw a way of telling her life story and then how it was taken suddenly leaving her the torment of unresolved misery. Could she have been asking for help? How could one who is dead ask that of the living? Ever heard the saying that a picture taken of you can steal your soul? Perhaps she was not only looking for vindication, but also an escape? Then as the two men approached her she looked at them, whatever is left inside her does not agree with what they did and are doing to her, needless to say she will be making plans for them. So the photographer, not sure what he was looking at but what seemed like a cry for help, but he didn't understand it. A safe assumption that he has probably photographed the dead before, although he doesn't look that concerned at the start, but it doesn't take him long to notice there is something different with this woman...he will inevitably figure out that something bad happened to her when she was alive, she was young and healthy looking enough, so a mystery then of what happened to her and how is it that she was talking to him through a camera? What if she did show him what happened to her? When he pulls himself out from under the towel of the camera, he is shaken and almost forgets himself to let the two not so gentlemen that he has finished his work and they can proceed to be on their way. At the end of the video, the more he opens himself up to the possibility of the lens of the camera being a device for transference, the more he is consumed with needing to know what had just happened and maybe go looking for her, but it is his very misguided and unguarded curiosity which takes his soul right out of him. He didn't find her, more likely he imprisoned himself, which would be by no fault of his own, there was a violation, an offense or perhaps a betrayal that demanded reckoning and she at last found someone to reach out to, but that very act being interpreted by an uninitiated mind could afford to suffer him the same fate, by the very same crime which imprisoned her.

[@dem4christ04]

I love this reaction!

[@disturbedomega1331]

Fun fact in the early years of photography, people believed the camera was soul stealing.

[@nyml416]

so sad this vid was blocked I feel like it didn't get the views it deserved

[@KurtisB]

Yeah it sucks when that happens. Hopefully one day it'll catch on.

[@Jo_youwhatmate]

I'm pretty sure the camera man supposed to be the crazy one, he's hallucinating

[@dimashatohin9902]

Я в навушників тільки замінив Корн, дякую