FIRST TIME HEARING | Radiohead - Creep (REACTION)

[@debbiel.1655]

The best reaction to this song ever!!!! I could tell you were feeling it. I am in my fifties and this song is such an amazing song to me..very powerful and powerfully performed. Great reaction!

[@jerickson725]

I agree Debbie! I'm a lady in my 50's too! I love this song. Great reaction!

[@sonjadarby1158]

I agree as well. I am 55. Loved this song the moment I first heard it. Jojo's reaction to it was one of the most thoughtful and genuine that I have seen thus far.

[@kathrynadair7575]

His voice is so freaking good and powerful! I love singing this song while busking. I love the lyrics too

[@cindiloohoo]

@@sonjadarby1158 I'm 64. The first time I heard this song was in my car on my way home from work. It affected me so deeply that I had to pull over to the side of the road to recover from what I'd just heard.

[@W4ll_fl0w3r]

@@cindiloohoo same!!

[@AppStateSpanky]

He wrote this song about a girl he wanted to ask out but never got the courage because he didn't think he was good enough. He felt like a "Creep"!

[@andrewoid4711]

not to mention he followed her around lol

[@brendantaylor3570]

andrewoid He backdrifted in the gloaming, all he needed was a motion picture soundtrack and some good karma police to bloom and not feel packt like sardines in a crushd tin box, only when everything was in its right place did he tell her “I might be wrong, but I don’t wanna be your friend, I just wanna be your lover. Maybe true love waits or, I’ll disappear completely.”

[@lee72411]

apparently he did ask her out and she said he was a creep and a weirdo

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

A feeling probably every man has had at least once…..

[@politicalscientist8880]

That's a way to connect with every man ever

[@Camille4Real]

I was 10 when I first heard this song. I was a super nerdy black chick who hung out in the library during recess. This song was magical for me! Lol

[@stephenreie9847]

I know what you mean, Radiohead rocks 👍

[@cherizar1854]

aw man. I feel you. I used to walk circles around the soccer field until recess was over because I didn't have anyone else to talk to or hang out with when I was 11. I didn't like recess because I felt like it was just a time to feel humiliated that I didn't have anyone to hang out with while everyone else did? Anyway.. I hope you feel beautiful and wanted, now. :) These kinds of songs really do help a lot of us during tough times.

[@seang3019]

Gratefully I've always had plenty of friends, but that sense of awkwardness never goes away. I've always found that songs like this, rather than making you feel maudlin, give comfort. I can style it out but I'm still a weirdo.

[@jcompton8507]

@@seang3019 Right!?!? I guess could probably say I was part of the "in crowd" growing up: cheerleader, top of my class - the stereotypical US high school popular girl. Superficially at least. But deep down I never felt like I really had anything in common with my "friends." At heart I was a Sci-Fi/Fantasy nerd who always felt "separate" and "other" and would've rather been home with my nose in a book than at parties. And this song spoke to my soul. I think everyone can identify with this song from time to time. (Or at least those of us who don't lack self-awareness.)

[@emaries.2301]

I get you. I was 12...💖.

[@way469]

This song was an anthem for every nerd, weirdo, freak, outsider who went unnoticed in school and was pleading to be noticed & accepted. And for those who didn't as well. It gave the nobodys a voice.

[@kaantoro]

nuh uh

[@way469]

You shut yer yapper! @@kaantoro

[@manja4634]

honestly, to add to that, it's also an anthem for those who were well liked by everybody but not really cared about by anybody. like those people who you LIKE, and are popular, but you'd never think twice about them outside of school. its really lonely to be like that and as someone whose been like that my whole life, creep really resonates with me

[@yacawntmiss]

Well said.

[@Fred_Clements]

it still is for me

[@rosieb8144]

Creep will get stuck in your head for days. Awesome song. 90’s alt-rock is a treasure trove.

[@lacunalshadow]

This is probably my favourite genre of music, but it's hard to find good stations or anything anymore, the one really good one in my area that I grew up with sadly closed down and then changed to a regular pop station. =(

[@whydoikeepgettincut]

@@lacunalshadow i use pandora radio and its way better than regular radio

[@lacunalshadow]

@@whydoikeepgettincut I just don't listen to radio anymore, I have all my songs I like on my phone as mp3 files and just play them through bluetooth

[@stevemisog]

Creep has been stuck in my head since it first came out! It's one of the greatest songs ever written and probably the most emotionally performed. It is so sad that the band turned away from it for a long time because it strikes a chord with anyone who hears it.

[@taskmaster9891]

first listening to it in 2003 and it has been stuck in my head forever

[@xanajak]

The part where the guitars rev rev rev REVVVVVVVV and start crying and Thom York starts screaming run run run RUNNNNNNNNNN!!!! is one of the greatest moments in the history of song.

[@MarmadukeDormedius]

Radiohead has some the the best song climaxes ever. Exit music is a perfect example

[@isabelleetchebarren8981]

Yes! Love it!❤️

[@alejandro8649]

@@MarmadukeDormedius Exit, the best!!

[@booled1]

Just the RAW scream is absolutely mindblowing.

[@TorchTheWitchbaby]

Agreed- has made me cry multiple times- it's like losing your mind in your body

[@Kaleena43]

“Oh, he’s spitting…” Yeah… welcome to 90’s rock & roll. It’s amazing.

[@kimberlymonsini2604]

I seriously miss 90's alternative rock! Songs today, just do not compare!

[@kryptikthereaper3383]

Not at all

[@5dollarshake263]

I know! Also remember back in the 90's there were only a few radio stations in everybody's area so when a popular song came out everyone knew about it and it would have a life span of weeks or months. Now there's a billion artists, there's no 1 big smash hit that the world is all grooving to, everyone is listening to different sh*t. We used to have a shared culture around music and movies, now most music sucks and movies are ass, everything has politics shoehorned into it and its ruined everything. lol Sorry for my rant but reminiscing over the 90's gets me heated.

[@shapiro9640]

You are so right. This is music. The composition and the guitar are as great as the lyrics.

[@shapiro9640]

Radiohead should re-release this

[@ladyethyme]

Agreed

[@h_flaw3299]

No Surprises by Radiohead always makes me cry, its such a moving masterpiece of a song.

[@chrisakarazor9612]

It goes deep

[@chrisakarazor9612]

"I want you to notice when I'm not around" wow

[@benitobuentelloiii1257]

Yep me too

[@ttcostadc]

but..but.. Anyone Can Play Guitar... the additions at the MTV beachhouse.. so good when he jumped into the pool.. ahhhh... the 90's.. The Doors are perennial, but his disrespect of Morrison... Radiohead is also perennial..

[@osirisramirez2634]

Honestly the whole ok computer album is flawless in my opinion

[@lorentaidhg8534]

Don't stress it too much bud...... That song blew EVERYBODY'S socks off the first time they heard it!

[@cortsluke7420]

1st part of song. -Start of depression episode . Insecurities , rejection , self-loathing / hate e.t.c 2nd part of song. -Mental / pyscotic breakdown / episode , self harm e.t.c 3rd part of song. -broken / defeated , hopelessness , in hosipital , jail or worse death ( suicide ). That's my quick brief interpretation of this classic anyway.

[@sw5646]

You are so right. I think LFR Jojo ("pretty cool song") did not appreciate that. He did not understand the coreography nor did he see the pain behind it. By saying "this is almost too much" he is outing himself as someone with a very oderly mind.

[@SHTFdoc]

"Made you feel too much" that's Radiohead's signature move man!

[@liquidminds]

This song carried me through my teenage years. Happy to see that it still connects with todays teenagers as it did when I was younger. Somehow just perfectly vibrates with the confusion of growing up. And it's a banger of a song.

[@ZeeZee9]

I wish today's teens get into 90s grunge. Emo music is so therapeutic and 90s alternative rock offered the best of it.

[@zerocool1344]

Same, 90s music was awesome always waiting for the new MTV previews.

[@renebrown7394]

The 90’s summed up..

[@mvilla7668]

Same here

[@aqua4660]

@@ZeeZee9 15 here its my favorite genre i still listen to rap but alt rock and rock in general just hits different it really touches the soul.

[@rakitakhan]

I realize this is a year old and I'm just catching it, but you have impressed the hell out of me young man. You were able to feel the song and understand it and articulate your own feelings towards it. You just gained a sub. I hope you keep it up !

[@mariacardo6123]

"Creep" is only one of best alternative songs to come outta the 90s. One of best songs I'm happy to have listened to in my teens.

[@darkwolf1202]

the real teen aingst song.

[@INKOSK4114]

I’m 60 and this song touches my heart to where I feel everything he is singing. This happened to me in Junior High. It’s how I felt about a certain guy that whole year. And come to find out later as adults, he felt the same about me back then too. Perfect song.

[@matthawkins8880]

This is just a straight up beautiful and meaningful song.

[@amosbackstrom5366]

I've heard this song so many times, I'm kinda jaded towards it, or you could say I take it for granted. Listening to you react to it sorta made me see it in a new light, like I'm hearing it vicariously for the first time. This is why I watch your stuff, to hear that first impression that I never really got because I was a kid the first times I heard em..

[@rfly9530]

Listen to, Macy Grays version, too...

[@Merzui-kg8ds]

Let's face it, the 90s were loaded with talent. Such great music.

[@ludmilaklimkina264]

Stop it. We still have lots of cool bands.

[@zubee1]

@@ludmilaklimkina264Touché

[@silvergirl7810]

80’s and 90’s (and 70’s) holy cow some good music was created!!

[@rustamaniacc3922]

@@ludmilaklimkina264 nah we dont, just accept the truth

[@desertstarsnipe1519]

@@rustamaniacc3922 we don't have too many bands anymore, just a bunch of solos

[@jacksonvillejess4356]

It's like being in the center of a hurricane. It's quiet, serene and yet all around is heartbreaking distraction.

[@pitmatix1457]

Great description!

[@slickblickable]

Yes! 👏👏👏

[@ManOfTheHour1023]

I'm so grateful that you decided to listen to them and I'm so happy that you enjoyed it and felt what they were trying to share! My buddy Muffin and I watched this together because I told him how excited I was that I saw the notification. The other stuff they've released is musically amazing and I cannot wait to watch you continue to learn more about them! Once again, thank you so much!

[@lepm1970]

Thom Yorke is easily one of the top 5 vocalist in my lifetime, and I'm 51.

[@IcePrincessWHN]

The tops are him and Freddie Mercury. Just unmatched.

[@amandaolson6356]

This song is life for us 90’s kids!

[@DidgeTunes]

The higher regard we feel for another person, the lower we feel about ourselves. It's a love song, and probably the most emotional you'll ever hear. Song writing at it's very best.

[@Yowza78]

I love that lip curl of disgust he gives at 6:49. The way he snarls "Whatever makes you happy. Whatever you want." Like he finally sees that this person is toxic and he needs to get put. "I don't belong here. I don't belong here."

[@keithpeterson3731]

Love watching the expressions on your face when the music enters your soul. If you haven't heard it yet do Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden.

[@ZenoAke3610]

That video is awesome too.

[@BalarnyBaby]

Love that song

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

Good choice

[@MinReiSakato]

Yes please

[@LorChampan]

ooooh yes!!!!!!!!

[@hmmhmmhmm3]

Great reaction! The lead singer is a tease. He’s playing off like he’s cool and calm but his lyrics say otherwise. His vocal release/scream is long awaited for, but then he pulls it back… Classic song. Thanks for reacting!

[@GLING17]

Creep is an absolutely amazing song and one of my top three favorites out of all of the millions of songs I have ever heard. I loved watching this kid's reactions to this timeless classic song! The best part is when he was really getting into the song hardcore at 5:40.

[@EzraPeterson]

React to almost any 90's alternative song. It was an amazing decade of music man. Wish I could live it again for the first time

[@NEKONEKOMAO]

Amen to that! I'm Gen X and I never really appreciated the 80s and 90s.. Now lately I've come to realize that I grew up in maybe the best generation, I've been wanting to go back again 😂

[@whydoikeepgettincut]

@@NEKONEKOMAO the late 90s was legit damn near perfect. Cheap gas good music Nokia 5165 cell phones people treated each other fair and then 9/11 fucked it all up forever

[@lennysmom644]

Because of the subject matter this song reminds me of "HOW SOON IS NOW?" by THE SMITHS, a hugely popular 80's alternative rock band. It is important to read lyrics so you understand the words being sung are "son and heir" and not "sun and air".....big difference. Also PLEASE listen to some DEPECHE MODE, one of the 80's most successful bands, who write deep emotional songs. Start with their songs "PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE" and "PERSONAL JESUS", their most popular and most covered song. Some of my other favorite DM songs are "Never Let Me Down Again", "Wrong", "Home", "Blasphemous Rumors", "In Your Room" ... hell, they are all good. Not always feel good songs, but they make you feel lots of emotions. The official video for "Wrong" (car in reverse) will blow your mind.

[@rattaxi9645]

Depeche Mode! You're exactly right.

[@BalarnyBaby]

I LOVE how soon is now. Very witchy. The violet shift/Doppler effect mixed with the sound that’s like something buffering or skipping in the beginning is just chefs kiss. And the lyrics are simple but so golden and true.

[@dancarter482]

" .. so you go, and you stand on your own, and you leave on your own. And you go home and cry ~ and you want to DIE!"

[@emaries.2301]

It really moves me every time I see someone as young as you are been blown away, amazed, by a song like this one, where lyrics, musical composition and voice are working perfectly together. You reminded me of myself. Your reaction is the same I had when it came out and I heard it for the first time. This is a timeless song that every generation can relate to it. Radiohead is a band (in my understanding) in which every song they create is constructed towards a purpose in which their lyrics, music, and voice drive you to a certain mood, so you get their message. Their songs are built with an intention to move you, to make you feel. Therefore, all they do is very well thought. At least, that's my appreciation. Go thru that list someone gave you and add 'Just' and 'Rabbit in your headlights' to it. By the way, I'm new here and I loved your reaction video. Very well done, my friend. Keep it going. ❣️

[@jeansalzman2.012]

I was emotionally exhausted after hearing this. He, did indeed, go from the quiet voice of resignation to the scream of painful despair. This song is everything.

[@Girl-so7yk]

It caught me off guard and now I’m quietly crying!

[@CQuinnLady]

This song drags me down then pulls me out. Its deep, it hits u everytime u hear it, everytime is different.

[@jasonhurley2396]

The guitar after his “creep” lyric is the greatest riff ever!!

[@Craftingwithamy]

This is one of my favorite songs. There is a live concert video where Thom holds a note so long it will bring you chills. Unfortunately, like many other bands, this song became so huge that it over shadowed their other songs.

[@gabrielmontes1411]

when the girl i liked rejected me i found this song and it made me cry every time i listened to it . that is how deep this song is and i love it .

[@Smithereens655]

This was definitely one of the most iconic songs of the 90's Now days, its still a huge icon but I sing it at karaoke and many people cover this song online and karaoke bars

[@marycline4802]

Welcome to what us 30 year old listened to. I was born em 1990 so I got the 80s from my sister and then lived through 90s and past lol my dad loved his bass and played for us all the time. The respect for the story is real👍

[@Kick_Rocks_]

There’s been so much great music produced thru the years. It makes me happy to see this new generation finding it and appreciating it. Music is universal and it unites all of us. No matter what genre it is. We’re all going to be ok

[@andrewgray4356]

Growing up in the late 80s and 90s and turning 18 by 2000 was great. Great TV, music, and culture. Growing up with yard darts, croquet, bikes,bows an arrows, back alley rock fights, BB gun wars, slingshot wars, playing pickle with my older brothers and always getting nailed in the shoulder, evolving in technology from land lines and beepers to basically a computer in your hand is fucking lunatic to think about. And music holy shit… music drove our lives. A music video debuted was a fucking masterpiece. And especially a Micheal fucking Jackson video presentation. That shit was like bringing the red carpet debut right to your house and was really special and had everyone talking in school

[@danigoddess]

Every Radiohead fan has a story about first experiencing their music. I completely missed "Creep." I first heard them when I saw their video for "High and Dry" on MTV back in '95. I went out and bought the cassingle. I turned it over and listened to the B-side, "Fake Plastic Trees." I heard that and I was hooked. It's been a 27-year journey with this band. I can't imagine my life without Radiohead's music.

[@aitvabingdonindependent9949]

You're going to love this trip. Radiohead are my hometown band, no bias, there's so much for you to listen to. Maybe an album reaction?? From Pablo Honey forward? There's a song many won't mention called True Love Waits. Really good lyrics.

[@thepunadude]

THERE ARE SONGS THAT TRANSCEND YEARS, DECADES OR GENERATIONS. IM 75, THIS SONG IS ONE OF THOSE! YOU GOT IT!

[@dlrm0828]

I consider it alternative music and I would describe the feeling of Creep as teen age angst, mostly anxiety and worry. This is my favorite song and I had such pleasure watching your face while to was playing. You are a diamond in the rough. Keep your freshness, you have so much to offer.

[@siancolburn5163]

I think most of us have been made to feel this way at some point in our lives. This song helps us realise that we aren't alone, and therefore aren't creeps or weirdos- we're all the same and DO belong. It reminds us to be kind to everyone. We don't know what people are going through. ❤️

[@elijahnoonan8494]

his reaction is my exact reaction. this song is SO ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL SUNG.

[@clairejackson9458]

This was brilliant, wish I could go back to hearing this for the very first time. Still a classic.👍🏼😌

[@wildemthefem5773]

Welcome to the 90s boo, where everyone was anxiency af. Lyrics needed to be meaningful. We really cared about what artists were saying back then. They were the poets of our era.

[@jackmullis6718]

I dont know about that I think it was more about the vibe, because some 90s bands don't have very cohesive lyrics

[@fionnwalker3717]

The very track I was introduced to Radiohead with in mid 90s by my brother and his university crew. They became definitive at my own college days house parties!! Epic band ....check out Fake Plastic Trees!!

[@Askalott]

Welcome to the 90s. It was a magical time. We don't really get melodic rock music like this anymore. This stuff was my first introduction to music in life, and those first exposures really stick with you.

[@KukLuv]

Radiohead are on a different level to everyone else. Amazing 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃

[@ohnoudint1]

Will never get sick of this song

[@jffullum4325]

so many great Radiohead songs. They are the Pink Floyd of my generation. How to disappear completely is my all time fav.

[@brannocksomething1468]

Radiohead’s my favorite band, and they have soooooo many great songs. I’d recommend listening to 15 Step, All I Need, Reckoner, House Of Cards, Bodysnatchers, Weird Fishes, Idioteque, There, There, Burn The Witch, Climbing Up The Walls, 2+2=5, Black Star, Pyramid Song, You And Whose Army, I Might Be Wrong, True Love Waits, Lucky, A Wolf At The Door, and Codex, along with the other ones that were recommended.

[@saracolacicco1471]

Oooooh yeah! 😎

[@karencove7197]

Ditto!!!

[@AndriusSR]

Exactly. How is it possible you hadn't heard them before! Radiohead is one of my top 10 greatest bands ever.

[@xxyes8879]

One of those eternally perfect songs.

[@meghanh2511]

HAVE YOU BEEN LIVING UNDER A ROCK?! IT WAS 2022 AND YOU HADN'T HEARD OF THEM BEFORE?! It's to this day been one of my favorite songs ever since they released it!! I'm so happy you were recommended this song and love it as much as I do!!

[@LeaFsinger74]

NO--- But he was likely born waaaaaay after this was a smash, and might not have grown up listening to rock. They are a big band, but there's many huge celebs in music I've never heard, as they were before or after my time. Calm down, man.

[@meghanh2511]

It doesn't matter. I wasn't alive before the 90's and I still know and enjoy 80's, 70's 60's music. It's no excuse. @@LeaFsinger74

[@allison.guy6673]

This is my most favorite song in the world. It is so amazing.

[@TheOutlawFeminist]

It was interesting listening to you talk about his pain… then the spike. You were frozen in awe. You felt with him.

[@jamiecraig6448]

This is a masterpiece, one of the greatest bands of all time.

[@GreyDabbler]

OK, you are my new favorite youtuber. I just stumbled onto your channel and I'm so impressed with your open-mindedness, objectivity, sensitivity, perception, sincerity. Well done. I wish more people had those qualities - please keep it up!

[@tarrasams7423]

This song really hits a lot of emotions when you feel for someone who don't feel the same about you and they call you a creep and a weirdo and the think they are special and better than you when no one is perfect

[@panelsixtysix2531]

Know I'm late to the party but Creep is such a great song. If you dig this song, I'd definitely recommend checking out Mazzy Star - Fade Into You .

[@stevenbeech7310]

Mazzy Star. A really great but hugely unappreciated band

[@emilyporter1186]

Oh hell yeah

[@officerfredrenz]

Fade into you is like a crowbar of feels to the chest

[@IMW4VES]

90's band like this lead to the emo revolution ❤ everything was able to be sung or screamed out as someone wrote the music to your feelings and so you just connected

[@markjones127]

Emo first originated in the hardcore punk scene in the mid 80's with Rite of Spring often cited as the first emo band, then bands such as Embrace and Fugazi coming after, so I always see the later emo revolution which you're probably referring to as the second wave of emo, not to downgrade it, I just think the two separate waves were somewhat different but equally important.

[@emmathompson7706]

Your reaction is so sincere and lovely 🥰 as a gen X mama, this is delightful to see xxx

[@jacobjones5269]

So deep, so personal… So original.. It’s one of the greats, no doubt..

[@bigmike2464]

This song launched Radiohead into instant legends. you should find them doing this live on Arsenio Hall; he fought to get them live because he LOVED this band so much

[@mapatterson173]

✨💖✨Art is emotion distilled, experience made tangible. You got hit with a full dose of the angst a person feels when they are so very drawn to someone, but the individual they desire seems so tantalizingly out of reach. And the truly heartbreaking aspect of it is, it’s the feelings of being out of step with everyone around, being weird/a creep, that keeps this person from reaching out to this special someone. I was in my 20s when this song came out, and I’m in my 60s now. Could be why you never heard this before.

[@robertyoung2728]

The evolution of this band is like no other, they just get better, more experimental and basically create their own genre of music!

[@nikeeweston]

‘Creep’ hits everyone, I have yet to see anyone not react to this song. You’re feeling it that’s all that matters. We’ve all had love for someone and they don’t love you the same way…man you are awesome. You are a real music dude so open to everything.

[@stella8525]

This was the PERFECT reaction to this song! When I listened to Creep for the first time it was the same for me, I totally agree with everything you said. You seem like such a cool person, and I liked watching your reaction a lot :)

[@MrCombatmedic00]

Thom York has very soulful lyrics and voice, amazing songwriter

[@jamesfoot206]

Please listen to weezer. The entire blue album is an extremely good album any song you pick: my name is Jonas, world has turned and left me here, buddy holly, sweater song, etc.

[@heyjude1076]

The fact that the band grew to loathe this song is sad, it’s truly a great song. I’m not a big Radiohead fan but they do have a few killer songs.

[@Lindy7734]

I don't even know you but I adore Radiohead and watching you experience them for the first time is an absolute treat 💗

[@PrettyPrincess9609]

The 90’s is the GOLDEN era of music. ❤

[@LuisHamiltonDaSilva]

60's and 70's

[@candela761]

@@LuisHamiltonDaSilvaAnd 80's

[@shapiro9640]

Such a brilliant dong- A masterpiece. In 100 years it will still be cool. Fantastic band.

[@tracyroweauthor]

My best friend introduced me to this song a few years ago. It hit me hard. It really is a masterpiece.

[@talktokel]

LOVE your reaction. You thought it was going to go mainstream but then BAM the rock opera experience. 🔥

[@mamafranklin]

After the second verse, “Emotions!”. And people who were in high school when this came out, “ It gets so much better!”

[@jasonlebeau1288]

I remember this song coming out when I was little.. 12 years old and forever changed by the amount of emotion coming from this amazing band..

[@robertthole695]

this song is flawless................perfection

[@BonesFPV]

I wish I could listen to a song like that again, for the first time. I enjoyed your video - cheers.

[@Lulumeliweddings]

this song has an obligatory repeat button, instantly you want to hear it again

[@Darthrocky1006]

This song helped me through so much making me realize I’m not the only one who feels like this. Music can speak to you further than what words can achieve. It’s beautiful

[@teresaweaver4441]

One of my most favorite songs. I loved your reaction to it.

[@jasminemason4095]

My mans face said it ALL. 🥺when he just stares at the screen you know it hit.

[@kt3184]

I appreciate people going back to music from the 90’s so many masterpieces. Nirvana, Pearl jam, Metallica, Guns and roses, Aerosmith, Red hot peppers

[@John_Locke_108]

You need to dive into their second record, The Bends. Street Spirit is beyond words.

[@mal992]

street spirit might be my favourite song by them, it is such a gem

[@liamj.mcmars8383]

Love this song. Definitely my favorite from radiohead

[@Blair19]

Band is top-notch.. Songs listed are great.. Include "Lotus Flower".. "My Iron Lung".. "Reckoner".. "Weird Fishes".. so many more!!

[@freddygarza1201]

So relatable. Most guys have had that girl we want to be with but are afraid we aren’t good enough

[@canihavesome2591]

A Pandora's box of wonderful wonderful music that you've opened up....dive in and let it take you on a journey.....you will undoubtedly find a little bit of you somewhere in their music....something that you can deeply identify with....that is the genius of Radiohead.

[@amethyst2112]

Oddly this is the first time I heard its original version. I've heard sooo many covers and loved this song. I love this original.

[@tiredofit4761]

I hear this song and I’m taken back to 1993. Headed to Night Shift job at the hospital. So good!

[@tempestvanderpool6489]

Love Love Love Radiohead! Thanks for the positive request! My Son plays this when I go to his house, he’s got the sounds! Oh and I’m 60!

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Probably my favorite song from the 1990s, and one of my favorite songs of all time.

[@kerriesapala7425]

Radiohead is one of my favorite bands. I was introduced to them by my older brother in my early teens, and their music helped me through a lot. “Fake plastic trees” is one of my favorite songs.

[@IMMoreThanUSee]

Your expression on the bridge 🙀🙀🙀!! I KNEW that was coming!! One of my fave reactions to my fave song by Radiohead 🔥🔥 Thanks for bringing back the memories 💕💕

[@56karlei]

I seem to remember a interview where he explains this song was about a girl he liked in school. This is a song that I cant stop listening to. Give's me goose-bumps and a happy/sad heart at the same time.