Metallica "One" (Official Music Video) - Multi-Reaction Compilation

[@darth_vyper]

Ive listened to this song 100s of times and seen the video almost as many times, and it still gets me emotional

[@coolerking7427]

I agree. The problem is our society is too insulated from war. They see it on TV or Movies but it really doesn't hit home.

[@darth_vyper]

@@coolerking7427 yezzir, we only get 50% of the story anyways

[@ger20cam11]

Somewhere in the web wrote that guitar solos and drums at the end recalls the bombs flying and the machineguns firing... war sounds turned into metal sound... Metallica fan since the first time I heard ONE back in the 90´s

[@thanossnap4170]

@@coolerking7427 Well, look at it this way. Is it good or bad that the younger generation doesn't have a close relation with the horrors of war? I would lean towards good. History can still be horrifying, even though they can't relate as much to it. But because they can't relate, that means they luckily haven't experienced it.

[@giantmess4335]

​@@thanossnap4170 I don't think it is good, because as they grow up and many of our young minds become old fools and some who may become politicians, military, and a grow with hatred they from the things they might see on the news as they speak about history especially ours with other countries, They will never learn the full truth, they will never remember the casualties as that, but as more insurgents who got killed because the people in power are always right and your wrong and even if you really did know what happend, on paper they learn from just say that those people deserved what they got for not being refugees and leaving the terrorist hubs in the middle east and will likely turn into the same murderers and butchers for resources that we deserve. They will be indoctrinated into believing that they cannot be wrong and will likely be the same, especially politicians who love signing into a war but never fully understanding the plight of those killed because a general says something that scares the shit out of them instead of someone like Bush who did most of it for a vendetta of his father in Iraq or Obama who decided to just up and invade and cause famine in 5 other countries mostly for resources and shits and giggles, Trump and Biden though are exactly the same in that reguard. Trump wasnt even in office long before indiscriminately allowing the Generals to attack anybody who is being suspicious which was anyone still alive in any place they feel should be droned to death.

[@JJJ-014]

Was laughing out loud when the one guy says at the beginning, “the bass hasn’t even entered yet.” You listen to the entire album and can say that same phrase.. 😂

[@fryloc0034]

Jason was great, but CLIFF was the BEST

[@revel911]

The video actually has much of the original bass in it be the album.

[@ENNERDS]

Agree bro but you can barely hear it in “and justice for all” just barely

[@perg9632]

I thought the same thing. I'm pretty sure that's why it was included in the video

[@bigfudge8549]

Lars and James turned the bass down to nothing on this album. Jason deserved better.

[@MajinBadat]

Still can't believe this song didn't win the Grammy.

[@אריאלטרויב]

1990 Grammy awards - One

[@karimhicks8376]

In my personal opinion, Grammy politics had a major hand in metalica not winning a Grammy for ONE. SAME BULL POOH, DIFFERENT time.

[@redrick8900]

Grammy's are stupid. Winning one is a sign of mediocrity.

[@tomasjohannesson1457]

1988 One was nominated but Jethro Tull won best Rock/Metal award, hence this awesome remark.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJmtkqV9as-Zqpo

[@kuririn1975]

@@אריאלטרויב They were nominated but Jethro Tull won the award

[@scumdog8365]

"Help me mother, I'm having a nightmare and I can't wake up!" I get chills everytime.

[@blkdeath]

What's he saying? Kill me...over and over again...kill me...

[@noobzo-0896]

“Inside me I was screaming but nobody payed any attention… If I had arms I could kill myself… If I had legs I could run away… If I had voice, I could talk at least some kind of company for myself… Why don’t they get over with it and kill me?… I could yield for help, but nobody helped me… I just got to do something… I don’t see how I could go on like this… S-O-S… Help me… S - O - S… H e l p m e…”

[@ladaddy19]

Decades later and the subject of this video is fucking crushing.

[@ronemker1597]

​@@ladaddy19for as long as war exists, this song will always hold that sentiment.

[@rokiball]

Father .... where are you ???

[@randyman1331]

"He's a product of your profession not mine" heaviest line in the video.

[@heathhooper3699]

Undoubtedly. Just bodied.

[@markyoung8163]

I actually prefer "For Democracy, any man would give his only begotten son"

[@FriedrichHerschel]

For me it's "absolute horror". Because that's what it is to me.

[@808teckie6]

well, considering how many people have died, and continue to die over religion, I find that line to be extremely hypocritical. doesn't take away from this amazing masterpiece of a song, It just kinda makes me laugh, like really? Doesn't the "padre" realize how many wars were fought because of religion?? His "profession" is literally just as much responsible for death and destruction since the beginning of human existence lol.

[@randyman1331]

@@808teckie6 I always thought the doctor said that.

[@BadPingEnthusiast]

When that guy said "the bass hasn't even entered yet" I had a little chuckle

[@ronemker1597]

Wish he'd listen to Anesthesia.

[@jesusgaspar6790]

dude same

[@MistahMatzah]

THANKS LARS

[@eduardoavalos6719]

We know what happened 😢

[@Dwilird]

Those multi-reactions feel like listening to song for the first time again. As a long time Metallica fan, it's quite amazing.

[@garywaterman814]

Thats what I like about reaction videos. Ive seen so many videos so many times over so many years its like they just become part of your normal world. Seeing other people's 1st time brings me back to my 1st time.

[@studio__wolvy]

it honestly does feel like listening for the first time again . To see the reactions and witness the people understand is awesome

[@JasonDawe]

Each time I see these I relive my first time over and over

[@Burning_Babylon]

Right, this is cool seeing ppl all getting there cherry broke. Metallica was the biggest band on earth, ppl forget.

[@Paradox-qw9wy]

Str8 🔥🔥🔥

[@corey7883]

This song is a master piece from start to finish. There is nothing being released today that comes even close to this level of awesomeness

[@apex_agile713]

Correct

[@thebillfreda]

except bass

[@berndschulz-ce1tu]

Yes,but the Bass is missing.Cant hear Jason.😢

[@av3nger3]

It's better without the bass...you palpably feel Cliff Burton's death.

[@GuilFernandes]

I would easily agree if i hadnt seen "Hi Ren"

[@MaartenFlaton]

The song which has tricked millions into listening to Thrash Metal. Iconic, timeless, incredible song...

[@chrisbailey9377]

THATS music.

[@Bumface4.187]

love the way everyone is like crying in the solo and breakdown and shaq just screams "HOW IS HE DOIN THAT"

[@juelgrace]

Shaq is the best 😂

[@BrutalMiller1]

Greatest breakdown ever. DARKNESS IMPRISONING ME! ALL THAT I SEE! ABSOLUTE HORROR!

[@seanmartin2382]

We tried to tell yall in the 80's it wasn't devil music....most metal has deep meaning....Johnny got his gun is the movie.

[@JaBismarck]

Nah fuck that even in the 70s we were

[@TheBackroomCollective]

The book is way better than the movie...they don't even come close to how good the book is!!

[@JimmyLeeDragon]

I remember getting told why do I listen to heavy metal...devil music....now people except it

[@jimdraven2432]

Damn right Sean!

[@JP_IN_TX]

@seanmartin2382 Facts!! 🤘

[@porkwop9171]

One of the greatest pieces of music in human history for sure.

[@josephstach247]

One of the great every to be written and played!!!

[@apex_agile713]

Correct

[@yasininn76]

Yes

[@natezeleznick]

100%. Never gets old, and likely never will. As long as humans have compassion this will tug on the heart strings.

[@abelstrd]

"It's beautifully dark." That's a perfect description for this song.

[@misteeruiz6902]

Beautifully dark ❤

[@bigfudge8549]

As a young man when this was released,all I really paid attention to was what a monstrous jam this was. Now, as an old man, all I notice is the horror and intense isolation of the soldier in the video.

[@jep040]

Same here

[@stevefilley9765]

I remember seeing the debut to this video on Headbangers Ball. Wasn't a fan, but it was incredible 😊😊😊

[@mateagaspic8368]

Brings chills down your spine, huh. The character in question, compares himself to a child still in a mother's womb. Without limbs or sight, he is just as powerless. The only difference except for the constant pain, is that unlike that child, he already lived before. And now he is back to this. He survived, yet remained trapped with nothing but his mind. In the end, he managed to transfer the message. "Kill me". There is nothing of life that remains. It's over. I, am over. He is a product of war, and now it's time to end this existence of his. As the doctor said to the general. "He is a product of your profession, not mine."

[@jonbeach3802]

I always believed it was the Army Chaplain who delivered that line. "Don't you have some message for him Padre (Father)?

[@mattdixon6396]

Back when I was in senior school we read Johnny got his gun by Dalton Trumbo. The book hit the entire classroom hard which was unusual for us. It’s a must read for everyone. By the time this video came out I was a long time metal fan and this particular video was so far above any other video, of any genre it’s hard to put into words.

[@sixfootben4892]

This is why Metallica is eternal. So many great songs like this.

[@marko243]

2:46 Ken: Bass hasn't even entered yet Me: Funny you shound mention that....

[@unknownuser6273]

The most perfect song ever written, i don't even have the words to describe it. it drives me mad everytime. i wish everybody could experience what i feel when i listen to it. i'm insanely in love with it.

[@mikekinsella2822]

You can't get this song loud enough.

[@HisVirusness]

Personally, I'd say this is seconded to Master of Puppets.

[@steves6756]

@@HisVirusness Orion is top of the list too. But it's not a competition. They are all great for their own reasons.

[@cliffyhustle]

Only My Mind Is Playing Tricks On Me by Geto Boys gets nodded higher and not by much of a margin.

[@yasininn76]

@cliffyhustle yeah absolutely no way.

[@ghosttrigger5871]

Fun Fact: Metallica actually owns the rights to the movie that they dub in the One music video. The movie is called "Johnny Got His Gun"

[@kuririn1975]

The book is more horrifying. Dude dreamt rats were eating him.

[@ghostdeemon67]

Only because they got tired of paying the royalties.

[@JorgeDeza-s4v]

I heard it for the first time in 1989. It continues to move me. Its depth, its argument, its power. Masterpiece.

[@michaelbeahn5977]

It’s a music video that just doesn’t lose its emotional punch even 30 years later. It’s a very emotional watch and listen. Really great musicians can tell a lawyered story with emotion and ebbing intensity. I know before this song that these guys could rock, but with One I realized they are actually great musicians and not just rockers.

[@monos70]

Legend has it he's still waiting to hear the bass come in

[@jamescoleman8954]

I’ve watched all these reactors before but it’s just great watching them all just experience this and be blown away by it and they wonder why we loved it so much when we were younger

[@thomasjr11111]

It sucks sometimes when you are that "ONE" in a million. The name alone is deeper than hell.

[@Fyrecide]

"Help me mother, I'm having a nightmare and I can't wake up!" That just cuts to the heart. I have to struggle not to think too deeply about that cause if I do, I'd lose it.

[@bluegrassreb]

This should be listened to in a dark room...alone with no distractions. The entire song is perfection. Every note. Feel it... Imagine it...

[@christophergomez8830]

As a teen when I heard this song it spoke to my soul growing up with addict parents and abuse this song described how I felt about my own life. And gave me the anger I needed to push through it and make my own way when I became old enough

[@kevinsnipp4998]

I was there saved my life in a big way.. you know

[@OldSchoolMountie]

As a huge Metallica fan, it's amazing watching people hear their music for the first time and to see that "light" go on as another Metallica fan is born.

[@nksnks9092]

1985 i was 9years old..one night home alone put in the vhs this movie from my mother collection..i was depressed after that..couple years later this song is released..I KNEW EMEDIATLY whats its all about .. Masterpiece..what an inspiration..even played mors code withquitars and drum's.. Goosebumps

[@kevincrawford8594]

Just watched the movie last week. Movie is very disturbing and shows the horrors of war and its aftermath

[@jamescoleman8954]

I remember when this video premiered metallica’s first ever video me and all my friends gather around the TV and we are simply blown away. It was so amazing still is to this day. I love the video of the most with all the stuff from the movie it’s so good.

[@karimhicks8376]

This song still brings tears to my eyes; especially having had a grandfather whom served in WW1, WW2, A GREAT UNCLE whom served in WW2, in the Campaigns of the Solomon Islands, Guadal Canal & Iwo Jima, a father who was just above 5 ft 2, & served as a TUNNEL RAT, in the Vietnam War.

[@kevinsnipp4998]

That tunnel rat job was insane

[@LeonHoogeveen]

Sometimes I wish I heard this song for the first time as an adult. In my teens I didn´t care for lyrics, but just the overal sound had to be great. I think it is overwelming to hear this song for the very first time if you´re an adult. As proven in this compilation. well done Damian.

[@UniquelyMadeIAm]

This one of the greatest songs put together. Very well done with the video of these people reactions.

[@StormWildSpace]

I've heard this song a thousand times, and the video hundreds of times. I was/am a huge Metallica fan and i remember whent his came out. It still effects me the same as the first time i heard it.

[@robertrazo4330]

I forgot how deep this video was. I’m sitting in front of the supermarket right now with tears. Brilliant!!

[@Enderswolf]

“The bass hasn’t even entered yet.” …oh boy.

[@burtknighten4438]

😂. Bass has left the chat

[@Jozay562]

I was 9 years old when I first saw One. I’m 44 now. It’s still and always will be my favorite Metallica track. I like hearing their reactions to this. The guy that said he used to clown on his friends that would listen to this. They’re all smiling now looking back at you like why did you wait this long??! One thing that music has always taught me is that it’s universal. You might like a certain kind of art, but there’s not one set genre that sets the tone for us as people. Appreciate everything that is offered around you, don’t judge a tape or cd case by it’s cover, or you may never know what buried treasures you may discover.

[@ghillieassassin8419]

The editing with the layers is so well done. Literally no part of the music video itself is wasted, overlayed with echo, or any other thing i can think of. Very well done. Good job.

[@izzir1910]

Metallica "One" One of the very few more beautiful pieces of rock music. It melts the heart and soul.

[@antoniosilvestrojr.]

I started playing drum when I was nine, my first drum set, that I got to pick for myself, was a nine piece white Tama rockstar set. Metallica was one of the biggest parts of my high school life and even after. Watching this breakdown, as a 46 year old, brought a tear to my eye. Almost a weird sense of pride of others experiencing "my band" for the first time. GREAT video. Thank you!

[@mystreteacher]

I remember this song and video from the 80s and when the slbum And Justice for All came out. Ive listened to it 100s of times and i always feel the same way. My father was rendered in this state back in 2005 following a brain stem aneurism. After the hospital detected brain activity I asked that he be completely sedated in the event he had any consciousness because of this song. After a couple of days we discontinued life support and he passed a short time later. Brutal situation.

[@brianallinson9014]

Every time I'm feeling really down this song starts playing in my head and I remember that my life is not that bad. In my senior year of high school that song was voted number one song by every clique, hoods, jocks, nerds ,chearleaders everyone recognized the power of this song and the talent of Metallica

[@volker4897]

I went to school in Germany, and our English teacher brought the lyrics to this song to us one day. For most people, It takes some explaining to realize what this sing is about. All the skin color talk is gone, when you understand what this is about...because you would have mad empathy with anyone who goes through this kind of hell!!!

[@TheSweetholymoses]

One was my first Metallica song. Haven’t looked back since! Seeing this live was one of the absolute BEST shows I’ve seen.

[@robertliddle4711]

35 years on and still getting a reaction. Metallica rules!!

[@joshuabennett8110]

I was 7 years old when this video debuted on MTV Headbangers Ball. Honestly, I love seeing how people react to something I've been watching for the last several decades now....long live MetallicA!

[@lovejones72]

“This young man will be as unfeeling - as unthinking - as the dead, until the day he joins them.” Gets me every time.

[@fryloc0034]

The snare drums hitting off beat, yet on beat rhythm in the first part of the song is to represent the Bullets he is remembering...then the uptick in drums comes when the Bomb/landmine both hit him, as the last thing he consciously remembers. If you listen to it again, it adds YET Another layer to how Genius they were with writing this song. AMAZINGLY UNDERRATED, even though it is considered umungst Heavy Metal Royalty with Musical Stylings and Lyrics, that accompany the video, almost to the extreme of you sensing his frustration and pain. Again GENIUS

[@justinmcgill4806]

This is the song that truly got me into Metallica. I got chills the first time I heard it and I still do now

[@nR337z]

I can’t watch this video with out crying. A very talented and high potential friend of mine was a HUGE Metallic fan. He especially loved this song. One night he was involved in an altercation from an attacker that left him “alive” but non responsive as the doctors would say. He lived to waste and die after his family chose to remove his “tubes”. To die. The irony is sharp. The waste of it all rings so to clear in this video and song. RIP Adam. I miss you.

[@VadersRage]

This is a NICE piece of editing. Great work! Liked and sub'd for more compilations like this.

[@stepheneldridge9089]

Seen all of these reactions individually but putting them all together is really interesting. Great vid.

[@johnelmers3348]

I've watched a many reaction videos. Been a Metallica fan and drummer/rythem guitarist since. I saw Brad and Lex in this. The point is to see so many people whose musical interests are vastly different feel the emotion and power. Just not the thrash of it all but the real emotions move every single person in this clip moved me. This may have been the first time cried watching and listening to One. All of you are amazing people. We ard not alone. Thank you to whoever made this reaction video. So many people at one time beinf affected is a tribute in of itself. Thank you! You need to send this to Metallica themselves. Let them know.

[@seanmanseau]

Spoiler alert, Ken Lavigne: the bass never enters.

[@MS-ns2pj]

Justice for Jason.

[@carlysoprano8677]

Ha thought the same thing

[@michaelbuttner4262]

Came out in Germany 1989 as a VHS Version with a T- Shirt - i got both at home

[@nancyborden5860]

Amazing reactions to this song. Metallica is king of putting a story with the songs.

[@lotusshakespeare3389]

Damn. This song just broke my heart all over again after watching ya’ll!

[@dadosamac]

Can you guys believe Jethro tool won the Grammy for the best rock album of the year. Still today everyone in music world can't get over it. Yes guys exactly Jethro tool. I know 80% never heard of that band and lead singer playing flute 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️. METALLICA LIVING LEGENDS 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@lisemzarate4029]

I remember being sad that they were going to fall into the MTV wormhole, but seeing this video premiere the first time even though I had memorized the entire album already , was mind blowing and the song still leaves me teary eyed and exhausted 35 years later, absolute masterpiece 🦄

[@ForzaMilan-di2zd]

Metal has the deepest lyrics and meanings. It tells the story. So powerful. Goes beyond just thinking it's just loud noise

[@nhraihra1]

I will never forget January 20, 1989. I was 19 years old and me and my friends from the town I grew up with in high school. We had a great party with Beer 🍺 and Weed. And watched the debut of One🤘🎸

[@JB-mz8eo]

I wish I could go back in time to when this song first came out and rehear it for the first time again, it was magical. I even did a presentation on it in college, people were left stunned, they couldn't believe the masterpiece they had just heard, got a good mark also😁

[@gsgidney]

This multi review has got to be the best review of this song ive ever seen. The shared emotions really hit home with me. Thank you ❤

[@markphillips480]

This is one of the hardest songs they were so different from all the other rock bands at that era they’re with my favorite bands ever I hear this music ice go to my garage, go to my weight bench and start working out slamming iron

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Love love love these compilations, and man, do I love seeing these young people get into Metallica the way I did 40 years ago. Keep 'em comin'!

[@ronaldhensley2169]

Best editing I've seen for a multiple reactors video. Awesome flow, awesome audio, All around great job

[@studio__wolvy]

First off I love what you're doing here . The reactions are awesome and it gives people who wouldnt ordinarily listen to Metallica a chance to see and understand what they are all about . You are doing a great service with these vids . Please keep up the spreading of the message and Rock on.

[@ck58npj72]

Great editing, it makes the difference, nice one👍

[@bartkennedy7758]

Welcome to metal. It's about life and intense feelings.

[@genergia]

Best KZbin réaction video ever. Thanks ! 🤘

[@angeloruiz4211]

I've heard this song a thousand times and I've had my own opinion about the pain and suffering of one persons struggling through their injuries of war. And it never drew emotions out of me until I saw this reaction video. Seeing other peoples thoughts and reactions really drew out my emotions and made me cry a lil. This has never happened me the thousands of other times I've seen this video. What's crazy is this is reality and how many people have gone through and are currently going through this pain. Screaming for help inside their heads but no one hears them. Crazy fucking price for democracy! I loved this reaction video, it surfaced thoughts and emotions I've never experienced while jamming out to this song. ❤

[@morker8931]

Every time I hear this song, I always end up shedding tears... the melody and the lyrics of that musical piece are very intense, it's a Master Piece!!

[@DamianGDO]

Welcome to my channel, everyone. I hope you enjoyed the video. If you like my work, go ahead and suggest other songs I could do in the future (Metal/Rock or similar music only). PD: This is the very first video I have ever edited, so I'm aware of some mistakes. Still, feel free to comment and suggest things I could improve or change for future videos.

[@cisco3737]

👏👏👍🎸🎸👏👏

[@stigpetersen9701]

More Metallica compilations 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘

[@tallycahamuhlhetru26]

You did good. Thanks! 👊🤘

[@mercedogre]

hope you make some more

[@stevetremblay961]

good edit with some of my fave reactors. So many songs to choose from, i don't have specific suggestions but a lot run in streaks so should be a lot to choose from.

[@chellj8175]

Very very deep and so sad but beautifully written and performed!!

[@gorey4more837]

What drew me to this song was not the band itself but the inspiration. The book and then movie of "Johnny Got his Gun" had a great impact on me when I was younger. It was the first book that I read that I threw across the room when I was finished with it because of the ending. "One" encapsulates the emotion, horror, confusion, and brutality of "Johnny Got his Gun" perfectly. It's haunting and flesh ripping at the same time. I absolutely adore it. ❤

[@gsmith7309]

Haven't heard this song in awhile but it's one of those songs that you can't listen to everyday you have to listen to it sparingly just the fact that it's such an epic and emotional song every time I hear it's my new favourite Metallica song❤

[@christypriest30]

I know this song very well and every time I hear it I can’t help but think about my uncle who was a marine during Vietnam and he was scouting out land mines with his buddy to disarm them and his friend was ahead of him and missed seeing one so he was blown up all over my uncle. My uncle was very badly wounded too. I remember looking through some of my grandparents photos and finding a telegram they had gotten saying my uncle had died but it turned out that he survived. He was in the hospital for over a year and got out with 100% disability and he had a ton of issues throughout his life but he only died because of alcoholism about 10 years ago. He was one of my favorite people in the world but he persevered! He wouldn’t talk about that day very much but one thing he remembered most and that ate away at him was remembering when his unit found them after the incident people had to pull off bits and pieces of his buddy off of my uncle to assess his condition. He never got over that part

[@joshary5835]

Seen all the ONE reaction vids but THIS, this, got me laughing and crying like crazy

[@randyboyd4130]

Aileen Senpai , Ken Lavigne and The Charismatic Voice just seeing the emotion on your face's says it all. That song is probably one of if not the greatest ever written. The rest of the panel also understood just can't list ya all. I Guarantee you the people enrolling in the military after that song and video came out dropped so bad they were doing everything the could to ban that and heavy metal music in general. Not sure how many of Metallica's songs you've done now since I'm mine months late to the party ( don't use UTube much as I have an extensive CD collection and i listen to those. But A lot of Metallica's and even Megadeth's songs are about the injustices we the people face from our government. Back in the day they even tried to keep these albums from us and don't remember all the details but it did go to court at one point. I stayed up all night watching your guy's videos when I found one on my favorite band Judias Priest Painkiller ( lol reactions=priceless) it's also why a lot kids grew their hair out started questioning a lot of shit and rebelling to some degree. That song to this day still almost brings a tear to my eyes as it did yours and that is why this music needs to and will LIVE ON IN INFAMY!!!

[@ascott6804]

Very well edited. True new sub!!

[@fadetoal]

This was the band, song, album that got me into Metallica and playing guitar in 1989. I still get goosebumps watching this video and watching everyones reaction to a video that i have seen and heard thousands of times. This is so cool to have all of these reactions blended. Well done! 🎸😝🤟

[@BugNB1019]

Seeing them perform this song live is an experience.

[@synystera]

Man, great job on the editing! Thank you for the video!

[@christianjackson9360]

I've lived it! 8 months in a COMA because of skateboarding. Especially this took place about a week before the AND JUSTICE FOR ALL record came out!!

[@chrismarsden8958]

I won free tickets over the radio in Ottawa Ontario Canada for this tour. It was an octagon stage and there were about 50 of us that were inside the octagon, not 10 feet away surrounded by the band. Words can't explain that performance!!!

[@SiobhanHayden-s1j]

I’ve been to 2 of Metallicas concerts here in Virginia and I’ll tell ya I was in the balcony and looking down on the floor 4 marsh pits going was beautiful each pit looked like fans to people don’t know what a marsh pit is it’s slam dancing at its Finest at Metallicas concerts you had to be there best concert of my life 🥲🥲🥹🥹❤

[@chrisgomez860]

A new music reactors compilation channel? That's well done? Yes please! Subscribed!

[@vishkiller23]

Masterpiece my favorite metallica song ever. Everything is perfect ❤

[@jlipari58]

Excellent video!

[@NightmareGPG58tREX]

A well directed video really enhances and drives the meaning of a song ( Metalica "One" and Johnny Cash "Hurt" ) home for the listener in an impactfully emotional shot right between your eyes.... while at the same time penatrating your heart and soul in a way that reduces you to tears while blowing your mind in an emotional overload. Masterfully done composition musically by the songwriter, the album producer, and the video director working in concert to create a life altering sensory experience that captures your imagination and attention that touches your life forever while forging unforgettable memories that will be with you until you die!

[@vicalon7596]

breaks me apart each single time. never fails to shred me to pieces.

[@kuririn1975]

I read the book, saw the movie even before I heard the song. When I got into Metallica it was when Justice came out and I heard that song and was like Damn that sound like Johnny's got his gun, then I saw the video. To this day One is in my top five Metallica songs ever.

[@TheBackroomCollective]

Crazy how alot of people downt know this was written after hetfield read JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN. i read it in 8th grade when i learned the songs basis. Its stuck with me my whole life.

[@kuririn1975]

@@TheBackroomCollective If memory serves, he came up with the notion for a song about being brain dead. Their then manager put Het on to Johnny's got his gun. Then the song came to fruition

[@marksmith164]

Seriously dude, I've seen a lot of multi-reaction videos, but nothing with this quality! You have a new subscriber!

[@mattturner5750]

This is, and will always be the best Metal song. It checks every box.

[@sotkajarvi]

I love when everyone vibes to the song in the beginning and when James starts singing and everyone listens to the lyrics and they start realising what the song is about.

[@Marnie-hates-winter]

It's so sad that such a powerfully tragic song was met with very fake reactions by many. But my thanks go out to the creator of the compilation.

[@rodrigo.antonangelo]

man... this compilation is a masterpiece itself. congrats. keep on the good work.

[@williamlivingstone]

Huge metal fan. More metal reactions please. Loving the channel. Keep up the great work. I'm a subscriber . Make me proud.xx