Metallica- One REACTION!!! 🤘🏽

[@PinkMetalHead]

Hey guys! So, I had a little alcohol before I did this video, so excuse me if I’m not making sense in some parts. But this is definitely one of my favorite Metallica songs 🔥🔥🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@Regin333]

PinkMetalHead A Masterpiece review Mona ! Really well done and heart felt 🤘🏾

[@playedplains6177]

Hey just wanted suggest the song Bulimiarexia by Eths. I have a feeling that you'll like this one a lot. There's a female vocalist (imo the best female vocalist) who just goes balls to wall. Instrumentally their sound is almost like Nu-Metal mixed with MetalCore mixed with DeathMetal.

[@fistfulmetal]

No worries Mona. Get some rest. The song One is Metallica at their best and one of the greatest songs musically and lyrically. I identify with this song more now, especially the lyrics ever since I've become a widower.

[@tommygilliam8890]

PinkMetalHead if I remember right,this is Metallica's first video they ever put out on MTV.

[@TheBlindedLeader]

Do a react to one of my favorite songs by an old school metal band Savatage - When the crowds are gone!

[@cbaile]

Having empathy is not a weakness - it's a strength.

[@Fallingawayfromme1111]

Chris B hell yea we take on other peoples emotions and pain everywhere we go. Empathy is a strength 🤘

[@ShisuiUchiha117]

Empathy can be a weakness, depending on the situation and who you're showing empathy towards. However Empathy for the most part is an amazing thing to have. It can bring people together in great ways.

[@b1gBud00bo1]

if thats a strength, then i am brittle

[@jamesmccluskey5756]

True words my brother

[@canadaball7655]

Then im weak

[@Prodigy_214]

I am a combat veteran with 2 tours under my belt, and I cried listening to this song

[@honkyhankch1987]

I think the disconnect most veterans feel from society is in this song. There’s the face value meaning of it but I think there’s also a second layer of no one understands or cares about the sacrifice, I’m just another piece of government property.

[@alfredwaller3072]

✊

[@Alpha40M]

Thanks for your service man im gonna go in soon

[@Lola_Loren]

Thank you for your service!

[@wescollins2981]

Thank you brother for all you have done for this great country of ours

[@ThornyMcPoop]

Headbanging with tears in your eyes is pretty much a perfect reaction to this song.

[@alexkenley1]

shake those tears out hahaha

[@ryanbates8861]

agreed

[@heatherwade2373]

Have to agree with that.

[@lovejones72]

Yep

[@lightningmonky7674]

That's how I feel with daddy by Korn as well (the only Korn song I actually like to be honest)

[@Deadrock2025]

Your emotion is spot on. This song always moves me and hits home. My father was a vietnam vet and while at war he became addicted to heroin trying to numb himself from all the horrible things he was seeing and had to do. He never got over the trauma of that war and never got over his addiction. He eventually withered away to the disease and died on the 4th of july 1989. It was also when Metallica released the "And justice for all" album and this song. I was 15 at the time. His death and this song and album changed my life. They came to my city on the tour that year and were amazing to see. In 89 Metallica were fierce as fuck!

[@petelombo1436]

Yeah they were! My dad was a Vietnam vet too. Same things. But he over dosed in our family bathroom Oct. 12 88. I was at younger than you at this stage of life but I wish I could say I didnt know it was going to happen that morning as I left the house. He tried to hide his addiction and pain. I suppose the ones that love us most will always see our pain.

[@Nautilus1972]

Sorry for your troubles. As a recovered addict, addiction is not a disease .. it's a choice. You can choose NOT to use if you so choose. I am free of cigarettes, weed, alcohol and drugs ... I have never felt better nor more positive or motivated and I urge all addicts to join us back in the real world.

[@tazmom0]

@@Nautilus1972 This statement is assinine. You'll change your mind when you fall off the wagon. I almost married a guy whom found out had a crack addiction in the 90's. So many times I watched him go through withdrawal and fall back into the habit. Anyone who chooses to put themselves in that position is mentally unbalanced. Mental illness is a disease.

[@michaelcollard7089]

@@Nautilus1972, you don't speak for all of us addicts. I'm a meth addict. I haven't used in 20 years but I'll be a meth addict until the day I die. The urge to use has lessened in frequency over the years but every once in a while, especially during intense emotional stress, it comes back just as strong as it ever was. It takes *work* to stay sober. It's more than a choice; it's a lifelong battle that I'll never be free from.

[@fordwheeler]

Wow. My father was a Navy Vietnam Vet. A river rat in the Mekong Delta. Lost many brothers while serving 18 months there. He came back a shattered man. He didn't succumb to addiction. BUT, he was never the same. His mind broken. He was in and out of the Mental Hospital the rest of his adult life. He passed away at the age of 35. I was 9 years old. Most of what he did in the Navy I learned later in life. He never spoke about it when I was a kid. I remember him burning all his medals and uniforms in a large metal trash can. :(

[@nephewsb]

This song is heavy... You ain't the first person to cry to this song.

[@meh.7539]

Yep. I'll admit it. I did.

[@jacobrojas7654]

This song is so emotional and creepy at the same time and it just makes you confused of what to feel

[@dddlll2471]

100 % .... it's a sad song in general.. then musically its totally emotional..... i never cried from it but i get it

[@calebavendano8863]

dude that’s true😪

[@Walking_D34D]

yea i cried to the video and song

[@salmonero6472]

It's not a song.. It's an experience ❤

[@a_belugawhale6687]

Salmonero bruh intensifies

[@clarencedavismba5042]

Right on.

[@robertreichle1]

Crying doesn't require an excuse. Especially when good music is involved. It doesn't even have to be sad. If it reaches you, it reaches you.

[@PinkMetalHead]

Agreed

[@chris_htepo]

Throw on Floods and the tears will roll everytime

[@voicije]

right...she is someone who is not surfing on the vibe...she is looking the flows..take time to understand how and goes with it...and dive ...without been hurt...all kind of stuffs in life...need time to work the frame...and built fondation..after that...you can talk..because you have work on it...the knowledge...it didnt come with birth certificate...

[@publicsvenemy5331]

Well said! True

[@tiredoldman3390]

many songs impact us in a way that tears will happen and you cant stop it.thats a great song

[@pitmatix1457]

OK honestly. How many people appreciating the emotion and empathy on her face during this song and thinking "yeah, I might be a little in love right now" :-) Great video!

[@abrooks2403]

Some people get it, some people don't. You get it. You head bob perfectly before the guitar solo and then you stare in amazement just like so many fans do during the solo. You are a true Metallica fan. Thank you, and congrats.

[@hYdEdesign]

for someone who heard this song thousand times, it is so awesome "reliving" the first experience again thru someone :)

[@petethepirate730]

This song is one of those songs that never get old. Thats rare.

[@thedirtyblonde689]

I agree.

[@blitzkriegdesign]

Tomas Galanek I still get chills

[@______-im2cn]

brings me back to being 14 again. also their first album after burtons death.

[@sherrillsiquieros3008]

Yes, so true

[@t1313X6]

Nice to see a woman interested in this genre. Let alone a black woman. Kudos to you young lady! Good music transcends gender and race. Keep it up!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thank u!

[@biancabianca296]

Tyson Dorsey We’re out there! My Pops introduced me to ALL the rock music as a kid. I paid for it in high school knowing the metal, grunge and classic rock but I wouldn’t have it any other way! I kept up with the hip hop and rap but my heart is all rock and metal 🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@alamo3955]

I'm touched by what Pink is doing too. Thanks sis .

[@sxmchn]

Girl you're crying because you have good taste in music. Don't be ashamed. One is a classic crying is mandatory :)

[@mikemartinez9703]

Its not the alcohol making you cry. Its the music.

[@ted__ryan]

Wow

[@mikemartinez9703]

@@ted__ryan in a good way of course. MetallicA forever.

[@moskalks6447]

That movie playing in the background is called "Johnny Got His Gun." It was written and directed by Dalton Trumbo. It's the best anti-war novel ever written. Look it up it has a power message. Joe Bonham, a young American soldier serving in World War I, awakens in a hospital bed after being caught in the blast of an exploding artillery shell. He gradually realizes that he has lost his arms, legs, and all of his face (including his eyes, ears, teeth, and tongue), but that his mind functions perfectly, leaving him a prisoner in his own body. Wiki

[@richardsales6996]

I watched it a few moths ago and found it hard to watch. years ago when i was a boy im in my 50's now .my mother was watching it on tv and she shoos me back to bed now i know why heavy stuff and not for kids eyes or ears .

[@rickgould334]

I think it's cool to see a young woman like yourself, appreciate music based on its actual raw talent and meaning. A lot of people your age, listen to music because of its popularity or feel they have to listen to music based on culture. Music is universal and good music will touch the heart of anyone, who really listens to what is expressed. I unfortunately feel, music today is nothing about expression and more about the mighty dollar, and find myself listening to older music from all genres.

[@johnwickwithapencil982]

Rick Gould Exactly right.!!!??? I am a Hispanic/Indian Male that grew up in the mid South part of the US.!!??? I didn't grow up listening 2 Spanish music or speak it for that fact.!!!??? I Love All genre's of Music from heavy rock, Motown, rap n pop.!!!???? Metallica, Temptations, Eminem, George Jones, Conway Twitty,Tupac,Evenasence, Pink Floyd, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Johnny Cash. Etc.!!!??? I enjoy Music from All these Artist's n I find this No different then Food of All kind's.!!!??? 💿📻📼🎧🎤🎵🎶🎼🎻🎹🎷🎺🎸👍👍👍👂👂👂👀👀👀😎😎😎

[@deboraconceicao9328]

hhh

[@AntonioRodriguez-ll9wt]

I can't express it better...

[@joeplant2725]

I totally agree with you.

[@Nick_308]

Rick Gould there’s plenty of good music these days but I do have to agree to some extent. The industry has gotten pretty watered down

[@CarrowMind]

There is no shame in crying to this song. I know hardened combat veterans with muscles and tattoos up the ass who cry to this song. It's incredibly powerful.

[@galacticjuicedaddy1305]

CarrowMind they do seem like the kind of demographic to get really emotional about this song

[@kennash7583]

Present!

[@god_of_war8829]

@LifelongHoosier Homegrown Bullshit

[@bluefalconssuck5881]

Now imagine (if you can) the Combat Veteran that embraces something like this as a possibility, listens to this reminder while deployed, and still steps up to make sure this fate doesn't befall his chosen family.... True story, and not an uncommon one. For heading out... BATTERY... is always a good choice.

[@MrMjshep]

This is an incredibly powerful song, especially when paired with the movie clips. I don't know how many times I've watched this video but it always makes me tear up.

[@spartan117pr7]

I'm in the military and I love your reaction maybe not for the same reasons but danm this song speaks truth for my friends that died or lost your limbs or mental health y'all know who you are I love you guys to death 💪🏼🇵🇷 I'm here for you always.

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thank you for your service sir

[@bryanbrady877]

Spartan117PR War sucks. Tyranny is worse. Those who fight evil can never be honored enough, for the alternative to their sacrifice is the sacrifice of all.

[@KN1GHTMARE8807]

My father served 20 years in the US Marine Corps. Hoorah and thank you for your service, sir.

[@roaringconvert]

Hell ya spartan..vet here too..we get a gift back seeing her emotions to one...

[@joelmaqueira4851]

Thank you for your service!

[@nicholasgross9580]

As a kid I heard the black album first, I couldn't get enough of Metallica, they helped me through a lot of tough times. As a veteran later in life, "One" hit home harder than I thought it would, it just shows how one song or lyric can bring you back to a place, a thought or a vivid memory

[@darthmully]

After listening to these songs for years, your reactions allow me to feel them again fresh. You’re a gem, pinky

[@maevefearyn2599]

Your'e crying because you are feeling the song, the words are so emotional and so powerful. Feel it girl!

[@kennethbeckhardt6210]

Fade to black will pull at your heartstrings also

[@PinkMetalHead]

I'll check it out. thanks

[@cfpzona]

The song is about depression and suicide. I just subscribed to your channel, you do a great job!

[@cfpzona]

y the way Pink, if you haven't already you should really check out Deftones. Awesome, awesome band that's been around for a long time and they have an extensive catalog. Songs I would recommend are My Own Summer, Be Quiet and Drive, Minerva, Digital Bath, Knife Party, Passenger, Hole in the Earth, Minerva, Rosemary, Swerve City, Diamond Eyes. Cool videos for all of those songs too.

[@BlackenedJustice]

You should definitely listen to the live version from Moscow. It sounds much better than the album version

[@Sandbek1973]

PinkMetalHead Like mr Kenneth Beckhardt says I also strongly suggest that you check out Fade to Black from Ride the Lightning album from 1984. Such a beautiful & powerful song and the lyrics...just mindblowing. Peace to you! :)

[@RomanConstantine]

She’s a true Metal Head 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@daveethridge7342]

This is supposed to make you cry. This is their most important music video ever. This put them on the path to super stardom, and as their first ever music video. One showed the world how much intelligence and skill there really is in Heavy Metal.

[@trevorjameson3213]

Best heavy metal song ever written! So incredibly intense and emotional, and the music fits the lyrics PERFECTLY!!

[@nadirjofas3140]

hm

[@jamesmcconnell8969]

Still to this day the part of the video which says "help me mother im having a nightmare and i cant wake up" still sends chills down my spine

[@921Danno]

This song is a masterpiece!!! Heavy metal masterpiece

[@iamcool8835]

Dan Sprinkle Yup, I believe that it is the best song ever created in the universe. I am pretty confident that I am right... Ok maybe not the universe, because we don't know what music the aliens are listening to. But it's obviously the best song on Earth. The Great Strategy is the second best, but by far the best instrumental song.

[@perwer-oz6rl]

Is a masterpiece, period.

[@michaellorusso8021]

Shout out to all the military past and present Thank you for what u do! 👍🇺🇸🤘 respectively my father and Uncle are both Vietnam Vets. And both grandfathers are WW II Vets RIP

[@oguzkaanboga]

This song is against the war. So what's your point?

[@chrisnickle8585]

Oğuz Kaan BOĞA it's against the war and those who called the shots but supports those who fought and they don't want us to forget what so many men went through for us. Disposable heroes is similiar. Metallica is against the draft and hates those who created it but feels sorry and respects and loves the men who who went through that mess.

[@oguzkaanboga]

Feeling sorry for those who dealt with the destruction of war and praising the men who went to the war, aren't exactly the same thing. Most metal bands, like Metallica, talk about people who are forced to be in that position. For instance, Angel of Death by Slayer, talks about the concentration camps in Aushcwitz. Those people had no choice but as far as I know (and I don't live in the US so I might be wrong), people in the US volunteer for war. So their struggles aren't exactly the same thing.

[@MrStacy1974]

Oğuz Kaan BOĞA IN America you have the patriots that would volunteer for military service from a feeling of duty. Some join for the adventures their families talked about when they couldn't speak about what they REALLY did during war. Others join because recruiters promise them a better life and future than the one they're trying desperately to escape, be it poverty ,abuse , lack of opportunity, or all of the above.The forced military service ended in the mid 70's

[@NolanVoid]

So really, the song is about the book Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo. Clips are from the movie. The main character gets his face, arms and legs blown off by a landmine and is in a military hospital only able to live inside of his own head. Song can be construed as anti-war.....bottom line, it's about a book.

[@thedownsides]

And Justice for All is a masterpiece from start to end.

[@lexydabbs1597]

REACT TO A SONG CALLED I DON'T NEED NO DOCTOR BY HUMBLE PIE LIVE AT FILLMORE EAST LOT OF PEOPLE WILL WATCH THIS VIDEO IT IS A CLASSIC ROCK SONG YOU WILL LIKE THE LEAD SINGER STEVE MARIOTT BECAUSE HE HAS DISTINCTIVE VOICE

[@JimmyGee43]

I grew up listening to gangster rap & hip hop but my pops was a huuuge Metallica fan and I fell in love with this song as a kid. Now I’m an Army vet and love this song even more 🤘🏽

[@alamo3955]

I'd like to hear you share more . Can't imagine what you went through . Thank you for your service .

[@randyhunt6631]

Greatest Metallica song ever!

[@nathanmilligan3881]

Randy Hunt definitely

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

Greatest metal song ever. One of the most iconic songs of the 20th century.

[@nickknight8065]

I agree completely.

[@zep68cd]

It's ridiculous how great it is.

[@championjeep]

This is the song that got me into Metallica. This song is a masterpiece!

[@marugg78]

Lol all metal heads remember when they heard "one" for the first time.

[@lightningmonky7674]

Yessir! Heard it on guitar hero 3 and I NEEDED to hear more, shit blew my mind

[@petethepirate730]

This song is what made me want to start playing guitar. When it first came out I was 14. Insane

[@daviddrouant2852]

me 2

[@bryanPSX]

me too x3

[@petethepirate730]

At the time this video came out you really didnt see much visuals of Metallica. They were very illusive and untouchable. When this came out I knew they were different. I was into rock at the time but not so much Heavy Metal. There was no "Behind the music" or videos of bands behind the scenes at the time so going to concerts was the only way you really saw these bands. It was different.

[@Defensive_Wounds]

1988 - I were 13!

[@AZColt1971]

Me too. Unfortunately I quickly realized I wasn't coordinated enough. But you KNEW this song was brilliant when you first heard it. This was the song that lit them on fire.

[@jamesmccluskey5756]

This song was a seminal moment for Metallica....I was a young teenager and I played and rewind this song 50 times a day. It inspired me to start a band. This song transcended their genre and left the rest of the music world gobsmacked and forced them to appreciate metal music and recognise its merits.

[@lovejones72]

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

[@stevebarnett525]

it IS a sad song, he can't live or die... he just wants to die, blown apart in the war and can't ask for mercy

[@voicije]

he wasnt alive for his loved ones...not even for his partner in war...he was just like a laboratory rat...

[@bertlee3470]

Deep

[@kaffekaffekaffe5225]

Poetry on strings and drums. And Hetfields voice making it a work of art 🤘🏻

[@kevinbrown688]

The most painful description of war in a music video ever! I remember this premiering on MTV. It really affected me on a human level. This song by itself is perfection. I have seen the movie and its a little hard to follow. METALLICA'S genius in music and visuals will never die!

[@reinholdsklinefelter3879]

It is crazy, I saw it premier when I was 9 years old. I liked to sneak downstairs at night when everyone was asleep to watch TV. I came across MTV and this video came on. As I said, I was 9 so I didn't understand it. I was scared shitless and didn't sleep very well for a week or so and I had nightmares.

[@oldscout-rs6pv]

i served in the U.S ARMY for 14 years and i want to tell you first off you have a heart of gold,you and people like you is why some of us put on the uniform and protect freedom,and war has a price some of us are willing to pay for your freedom.and you do not have to be wounded,to have the battle scars.when you go to combat you loose a piece of your self you will never get back ,you will never be the person you was before combat.and thank god we have people like you with hearts it made my service and sacrifice worth it.

[@seanthebrawn]

Love seeing you scrunch your face as you headbang its adorable and great!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Haha thank u

[@chayseyoung8381]

Such a wonderful and emotinal reaction as always Mona.. This is one of my favorite songs ever written. Thank you for yet another beautiful and real reaction. We love you Mona ❤️

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks for the luv ❤️ I appreciate it so much!

[@acadia5898]

This song took me years to understand. When i first heard it, i was 6 years old listening it from my friends CD, and now it gets more and more heavier, everytime i hear it. Starting to tear up a bit everytime. I'm learning filmmaking and i can say it to you that, it's probably one of the best, if not the best music video and best song of all time!. Good video!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks for ur comment

[@StitchedBizkit]

I'm not sure if you ever saw the Netflix Punisher series trailer... But that editor, used One perfectly in that trailer. If you have not watched, go watch it, especially if you are studying to be a filmmaker. It's fantastic, sent chills down my spine when I saw it.

[@jbird3223]

One is a deep song. Pantera-Hollow.Hollow is about a best friend dying.Hollow can brings tears to your eyes. One of Pantera's best.There are many.

[@justinp8946]

JBird totally Agree

[@lobotomizedjellyfish2171]

"I'm close with his mother, and she cries endlessly. Lord how we miss him. At least whats remembered." Yeah man, it was sad before I got to experience that exact scenario. Now it is crushing every time I hear it.

[@ShayCGoat]

This song always hits home. I'm a 5th generation vet. Lots of pride in my heart to have served and emotional for those we've lost to war. Super glad you did this one. Keep them coming!

[@pattitoole]

I've been a lifelong Metallica fan and this came out when I was in high school and was their first music video. Everyone anticipated this since they never did it before because they focused more on their live shows and it blew everyone's mind. It's so cool to see your reactions to hearing their music and how emotional you get. It brings me back to when I first heard them so keep posting these vids. Pink Lady, they Rock ;)

[@shawnpetrizzo903]

You have been blessed by Metallica

[@andremontiel3780]

I love how emotional you are great video lol

[@kevinhelton734]

No reason to apologize for crying. Not only is it an awesome song, but it tells the story of a man who has woken up to find he is trapped in an in surmountable darkness, knowing the world he knew is just on the other side but he cannot reach it. It is a song of pain, despair, and a alternating between a desperate yearning and the darkest depths of despair in the soul. "Johnny Got His Gun" is the inspiration. True depth in this song

[@charlessmoyer3140]

A beautiful woman who likes metal enough said. Love you pink.

[@lovefortruth3414]

I've just started watching reactors a few days ago and there is only one other reactor I've seen so far who is as open as you are to actually EXPERIENCING whatever song you're playing. Keep on listening, beautiful one. To all the genres we grew up with. There's a huge world of music out there for you to enjoy and to bring back to us. I go down memory lane with every song I watch reactions to. Thank you!

[@metalo28]

Wow!!! You are awesome I cried because you did! Thanx girl!

[@bm625]

Not sure if you know this but in the book Johnny Got His Gun, the soldier wasn't just horribly disfigured. He lost both his arms, both his legs, his ability to speak, his sight and his hearing. The only thing he could hear was his thoughts. The only way he could communicate was by tapping morse code with his head.

[@Algonac9]

BM. "Kill me!"

[@evane2808]

Harvester of Sorrow is one hundred percent my absolute favorite Metallica song and it is definitely worth your time.

[@DanAnkers]

Thank you for sharing, honey. I remember when I saw this as a kid...I'm 38 now...I was entranced.

[@robbiewithey5484]

Girl, it's nice to have your attention and reactions to hard rock/metal. I like how you've upgraded your videos too. You along with many other hip-hop fans are realizing there is some great talent and some head bobbin music to be enjoyed from this genre. Keep jammin out girl!!

[@gyrozeppeli1041]

Yes, more Metallica!!!!! I remember seeing them play this song live.. It was...... Just... Breathtaking..

[@danielmartin9851]

Don't sweat it, beautiful. I love your raw emotions. Feels real between us😉

[@svnfire7837]

This is still one of my favorite videos of all time. For me its a transition from the old Metallica to the new Metallica, which is ok. This video used to get to me because I am retired military so I am familiar with war. But now it has a different meaning. About 11 years ago, my wife got pregnant and had a long pregnancy. She had to have a C section, so the doctors had to give her certain medications for that and her pre eclampsia. I watched as her vitals started to fail, and the doctors had to rush in as she was beginning to flat line. All I heard was snoring from her. When the doctors finished, she recovered and by a couple hours later, she was fine. She asked why I didn't answer her calls for help. She said she was screaming at me... all I heard was snoring, nothing else. She was calling for me, and I wasn't there for her. So yeah, this video has a much different meaning for me now and gets me every time. 11 years later, we are still happily married and our son just turned 11 is doing great as well. Great reaction on the video and I am a new subscriber as well!!!

[@loosht]

You've made me cry. Glad you're ok!

[@jsantiago38]

My uncle went to the desert storm war after he came back injured and mentally affected, He actually killed himself by the abuse of drugs. So this song always reminds me of him and what he went thru. Probably he was feeling like that at times, just wanting to be dead...

[@Italiag1]

Just saw a couple videos of yours and you have beautiful soul. Keep up the great work.

[@tenewansley]

I was in the 10th grade when I discovered Metallica. One was the first video of them I saw on MTV. They showed me how much power, sound and greatness can be achieved with guitars and drums. They opened my mind and my ears to so many others I would have never considered since my musical experiences at the time were rooted in blues and ole school R&B. Happy you got to experience them for yourself.

[@lorishetfieldino4205]

Not only the best metal song ever..this is art.

[@jhonnycagexrage7458]

This is the kind of video that can be considered conceptual and emotional art because it's so damn badass and so damn sad at the same time, the movie behind it's horribly sad too

[@clamatrismccoy7614]

Jhonny Cage X Rage what movie. I love rockumentaries!

[@jhonnycagexrage7458]

Clamatris McCoy *Sight*...the movie is called "Johnny Got His Gun" But if you are really sensitive please, PLEASE don't see it, it's not like any other sad movie

[@Revelwoodie]

Music videos can be a really powerful art form, but its golden age passed a long time ago. Seeing this video again reminded my how much impact a really great video can make. A lot of people are buzzing now about the new Childish Gambino video for "This Is America," saying it could signal the rebirth of music video as art. I never heard Childish Gambino before, it's not the kind of music I normally listen to, but I saw the video and it blew me away. Powerful stuff.

[@jhonnycagexrage7458]

revelwoodie Wow man i was watching that video too! It's the first time that i'm impressed with a modern song to a point that i can consider it "Art" Sadly, a lot of people will not understand the meaning behind it and will just twerk to it saying "I like it because it has a good beat and i can move my ass to it" Like...if you want to do it it's your problem but at least watch the damn video and try to understand what is going on around you in the world that you live

[@sammylane21]

I cry when I hear METALLICA's ONE , too but I cry for a different reason , ONE takes me back to the 8th grade and to my friends I had then.....good times , man.

[@KalvinEllis]

One of the best reaction videos I've seen. When a band gets this kind of emotion out of anyone, they've done their job.

[@secondsfrometernity3024]

Really like the way you describe it !I started listening to metallica when i was 9 years old and what a journey!There will allways be different opinions about this and that,but as you said Metallica has been around for over 30 years!Pioneers and trendsetters for thrashmetal worldwide.Thanks for awesome reaction and cool channel!

[@Joe79Mann]

I was 9 or 10 when I first saw this video. It freaked me out and yet I was drawn to it and transfixed by it. It birthed my love of Metallica and metal.

[@djberg3483]

Joe79Mann yup, this scared the holy shit out of me, and I quested to find this tape (lol). Before I got a copy of Justice I got lightning, and trapped under ice locked my addiction of thrash metal. On to finally getting my hands on Justice, I feel this single song shaped me more than anything else politically, to this day and probably to death. Hell my copy of Johnny got his gun is in my tool box at work, if I find out there's a pro war type that likes to read, that book is put in thier hands asap. Also note it took me years to get my hands on a copy of that.

[@namelessghoulette4094]

You nailed it Pink, call it what you want, genius, epic, it's a masterpiece, knew that when ...justice first came out 🤘

[@gyrozeppeli1041]

Metallica... My favorite band of all time! I love them so much! They inspired me to play guitar and get into metal music. Please do Until it sleeps next!! Also, you are really beautiful 😍

[@drewgibbs283]

Heavy Metal Bat I love your profile pic, I'm wearing my cliff burton shirt right now, R.I.P cliff 🤘☝

[@gyrozeppeli1041]

Drew Gibbs R.I.P

[@jacknone1564]

I don’t mean to be mean, but Good Khtulu, Until it Sleeps? Your supposed favorite band and you choose Until it Sleeps?

[@gyrozeppeli1041]

T.C.W Report I have A LOT of songs in mind, that was just the first song I was thinking of.

[@gyrozeppeli1041]

T.C.W Report and they ARE my favorite band. They're my biggest influence, including my dad, and they helped me get through a lot of things.

[@jayb7775]

I'm rare to appreciate a reaction to this video, but it's like you understood the song AND the video, simultaneously, the first time. I can't imagine that combo. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@IAmFat1968]

The way you live a song is so moving, you can put your head on my shoulder to cry anytime you want

[@BoneheadGuitars]

When it comes to Metallica, you need to hear “Fade to Black” and “To Live Is To Die”, which was inspired by a suicide note. Tallica is the shit. Love ya Mona!

[@jorgeb.4019]

Bonehead Guitars Great recommendations 👍🏼

[@BoneheadGuitars]

I resist the urge to recommend Orion. Be best they ever did or ever will, but instrumental. 😉

[@jorgeb.4019]

Bonehead Guitars Man, I could listen to Orion all day. It’s that good of a ‘song.’ 🤘 R.I.P. Cliff Burton

[@BoneheadGuitars]

True story dude 🤘🏻

[@avxntvra]

To live is to die is the saddest song I’ve listened to that has no lyrics. Especially the 4:30-6:30 part of the song.... crazy how they can envelop that kinda emotion in the listener even without saying anything.

[@warbringer8314]

You're the best metal music reactor pink u give good detail and ur awsome KEEP doin what ur doin 🤘

[@PinkMetalHead]

That means a lot ❤️ Thank you!

[@mattster1127]

You can tell she loves music she's always emotional with some songs I love it, it shows her passion. Please react to don't follow by alice in chains

[@unclericky8047]

So happy to see your honest reaction. Been listening to Metallica since 1985... watching you brings back lots of memories, thx

[@Cancunjohnny]

You are officially a Metalhead no two ways about it you are a Metalhead, there's nothing wrong with that I am so glad that you have so much appreciation for this genre of music. It all tells a story. Thank you for opening your mind expanding your horizon, you are a Metalhead now.

[@aaronornelas8348]

I've never seen someone react as you did, so incredible, thank you, one of their best videos, if you want to see all their video there is a dvd compilation

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thank u so much

[@joshtremblay3203]

I'm a HUGE Metallica fan and this is my favorite song! You should watch them perform it live. Absolutely amazing!

[@beastialmoon2327]

Its ok to cry on this song, especially as a first reaction. Despite the heavy imstruments and rough vocals, the song itself is sad. I remember being absolutely horrified when I first saw this video.

[@sskassem]

I am so impressed by you! Your critique is spot on. It makes me so happy to see to see your mind opening to everyone!

[@tacomankb]

The music video is actually a few minutes shorter than the album version. Fantastic song and the most honest and informative review I've seen. Pink, you are an inspiration! Please never stop.

[@batman66ism]

this is a unique review with you pink love your attentiveness to this band you love so much keep going girl it's true we as metalheads at times seem to forget how great a band is that pulled us in we seem to want to quickly move to the next thing forgetting where we started and your right everything progresses. hang on to your love for nu metal and metallica peace love girl

[@patohardoy6224]

Damn girl, you're so expresive LOL Love you

[@Tombstalker]

You say those earbuds are powerful and you can hear everything, but are you able to hear Jason Newsteds' Bass? ;)

[@jfiery]

Would be an amazing set of phones if that's the case. Wondered if anyone would bring that up.

[@dimebrad2760]

Zach R nobody can hear the bass man. Lol. Newsted looks cool as hell though in the video! And Justice for Jason.

[@treadtyred9742]

😆😂

[@hre2stay]

You can listen to this song with Jason's bits in.

[@Impalaman1968]

It's been 30 years since this album was released (. ....jeez. .I'm old! ) and I still can't hear Jason's bass lines!

[@darthvex1971]

Saw this video of you because I stumbled upon your Fade To Black video. The music brought me, your reaction though, is priceless. We are a musical people. It brings us together

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

Your tears are a testament to the beauty within the tragedy of this song. It clearly shows you are a true empath. You have an uncanny ability to interpret and relate with emotions just from the harmonies of the music. Thank you so much for this. You're beautiful inside and out. ❤🎶

[@erikwik4524]

Very deep and well thought out review! Metallica early on showed they could do more then fast riffs and whiplash headbanging. They introduced more emotional melodic songs in almost all their albums. Interestingly enough their absolute best work are their 5 first albums when they were drinking heavily. You probably already know that many of the best artworks (music, paintings) were made under the influence of alcohol/drugs. ;-) You are however right, they needed to grow up and felt they had shown they could produce fast tracks so they wanted to try different things.

[@michellepfalzgraf1018]

One was my introduction to Metallica when I was in junior high. Even though I've heard it countless times, I've loved seeing your honest, raw, emotional reaction to it. It has definitely made me shed some tears more than once. Check out Queen if you get a chance. Great, great stuff.

[@Thecriticalplug]

This song right here is dope and Haunting at the same time 😢🤘🏼🐆

[@robduncan2816]

best vid yet kiddo. we've all had a few and listened to a song that opened us up like this. head banging through tears, been there my friend. very well articulated in how this song affected you and how they sounded. thank you for taking me back to the first time i heard it. i couldnt speak after hearing for the first time. you are well ahead of the curve!

[@kevinhill8340]

That's Real..... So refreshing to see a young lady embracing the Rock /Metal genre and truly get it... Just goes to show, good music and pure artistry should have no boundaries.. Love it, thanks for sharing

[@gregestep1669]

Great reaction video miss metel head!.. I think .. regardless of political views.. left or right! Our soldiers protect us each and every day all of us should thank a soldier whenever we see them to say thanks!.. Keep on keeping on miss metalhead!

[@PinkMetalHead]

I agree 100% ❤️

[@robraymond5565]

whenever you make the time... i highly suggest Orion by Metallica.... It's an instrumental but very beautiful... album version... Enjoy...😊😊

[@montyvermillionjr.2978]

Get ur drink on Pink? 1989 I was in the 2nd grade and remember this masterpiece.

[@kevinanderson9864]

Monty Vermillion Jr. 1989 i was in the 11th Grade

[@benster1974]

I first saw this video when I was 14 and it totally blew my mind... it was my first exposure to Metallica and it completely sweeps you away into a different world where you're completely enveloped in the emotional state of the song. Don't blame you for crying at all!

[@heatherwade2373]

This was Metallica’s first video. It was a huge deal when it came out. I saw it on MTV the very first time it aired. I’m getting old and it brightens my spirit to see you discover this for the first time. So much good music is waiting for you! \m/,

[@jayb7775]

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

[@jaybrock6770]

I don't know about any man.I wouldn't give either of my kids for nothing

[@mikedeyulio736]

FINALLY! THANK YOU!!!

[@belliiahmed]

FADE TO BLACK - LIVE Seattle 89

[@stevemcewing2409]

You are without a doubt the most genuine person on youtube. You rock

[@nwslimbubba]

I've been a Metallica Fan since the mid 80's you totally made sense your emotion is how i feel every time i listen to one a lot of people don't understand but you are right they were beyond there years and are music geniuses. I'll be 80 and still be listening to Metallica.