Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit Reaction!

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[@emilybaldwin3523]

The lead singer is Kurt Cobain and he is an icon in the alternative/grudge era of music which was the most popular in the late 80's and into the 90's. Kurt struggled with drug addiction, depression, sudden success to fame, and personal matters (mainly having to do with his marriage). Kurt was married to fellow musician Courtney Love who was the lead singer of the band Hole. She also struggled with the same problems as Cobain and their relationship was toxic. They had a daughter together her name is Frances. I consider myself lucky and honored as I saw Nirvana in concert when I was in high school. This performance would be one of Kurt Cobain's last as he sadly unalived himself April 5, 1994 at the age of 27. There were many conspiracy theories in regards to how he died...was it at the hands of someone else. "Smells like Teen Spirit" was inspired by a girl's deodorant during that time conveniently named "Teen Spirit." Cobain's girlfriend at the time and her friend wrote on one of Kurt's walls "Kurt smells like Teen Spirit". This is turn made them question what having "Teen Spirit" meant. For the deodorant the company had to make it appealing enough for girls to want it and to feel as if they can't live without it. Having it would make them smell good and they would be popular. Clearly, you can't go wrong with this deodorant. Kurt Cobain co-wrote "Smells Like Teen Spirit" as a way to challenge young minds. "Kurt really despised the mainstream. That's what 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' was all about: The mass mentality of conformity." I know that if you didn't grow up listening to this music it seems really foreign and in many ways doesn't sound like music at all. Kurt Cobain was brilliant at his craft although, it might be hard to see but, he accomplished and achieved so much and will always be admired and be looked at as an icon of alternative/grudge music.

[@HeavyHardDrive]

This song holds a special place in 90s kids hearts.

[@alirpa77]

I’ll never forget when this song was released. I was a freshman in high school. 😢❤😂

[@caralayne503]

So, in ‘91 I followed Nirvana & Alice in Chains on tour. This is the theme song of my Generation. Life changed after this, & grunge hit. This will bang forever 🙌🖤. Also, the janitor was symbolic. Kurt had to work as the HS janitor in his former HS the year after he graduated. You’re nuts btw 🤣😂🤣… came out ‘91, I was 17, & this was a game changer.

[@nickpr5964]

Voted most iconic song of all time.

[@mitzip2748]

At 65 years young still rocking here! This is my favorite Nirvana song & loved the moments you were getting into it! Rock it Ty!!

[@john-stringham]

You should check out Weird Al's take: Smells Like Nirvana.

[@brianj9262]

I thought the same thing. I can't watch this Original video without seeing marbles and the rubber neck guitar. Weird al !

[@donnah.3779]

I was 25 when this song came out and it started a new phase of music for me. I’m 57 now and still gravitate toward 90s grunge influence music. The loss of Kurt Cobain in his prime really hurt.

[@unconventional1ne]

I Was Today's Years Old When I Found Out These Lyrics.. Especially Them Saying "HELLO" I Always Said Oh No, Oh No, Oh No, Oh Nooo 🤦🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️ 😁

[@danielsnider7640]

Lyrics are hello hello hello how low

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MRM-Red]

I thought it was How Low 😂😂

[@MRM-Red]

​@@danielsnider7640same😂😂😂 those things aren't always right..lol

[@unconventional1ne]

@@MRM-Red 🤣🤣😆 Glad I'm not the ONLY one who heard something different. 🤭

[@aprilconnelly5196]

This song brings back so many memories from when I was a teen, IMO Kurt captured the angst of being a teen in this song.

[@lostallmymoney2082]

Bro… I remember when this song came out. I was in the 6th grade and knew then that it was something unique.

[@danielsnider7640]

I have a hot take.. Grunge was a movement. Not a music genre. Nirvana is punk with musical influences from a variety of different bands

[@therayven3147]

That's a badass song. Nirvana was a badass band... As a subscriber, and have been for some time now, I'm going to suggest a song you dont hear talked about much, its a great song to get stoned to, and that is UB40 and "Red Red Wine"... Also, may you could do a reaction to "Walk" by Pantera"...

[@stlouisarch2162]

It's great workout music.

[@garysimonson1135]

Next do: Nirvana - Come as you Are Nirvana - Lithium Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night? (MTV Unplugged Version) Nirvana -Heart-Shaped Box Nirvana - In Bloom Nirvana - All Apologies

[@dawnwalker2084]

Kirk Cobain once said he was messing around rhyming words with this song. Never had no idea it was gonna hit big. Lol I basically think people interpreted it as manic teens wanting to revolt etc blah blah. It's still a good song. Nobody can or ever has touched that talent.

[@charlescaviness3554]

I am from Champaign Illinois good see a fellow east central Illinois person doing well

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

I come to speak in Champaign quite a bit! Love LaBamba sushi. We competed again central & centenial

[@leannmiller7153]

I’m a 70 year old conservative woman who loves all kinds of music, but rock is my go to music. I remember when this hit. Nirvana literally changed music over night. Come As You Are is a fav. Their covers of The Man Who Sold The World, and Where Did You Sleep Last Night from the MTV Unplugged concert are wonderful.

[@kittenklub1964]

Nirvana changed the face of the music industry OVERNIGHT with this song! It went stratospheric and defined a new genre - 'grunge'. I adored them and like everyone else, I was devastated when singer/songwriter/lead guitarist, Kurt Cobain took his own life in 1994 at the peak of their fame. Their whole MTV unplugged set was, and still is, legendary. Kurt died a few months later aged just 27yrs - 'The 27 Club'. Kurt was a gentle but troubled soul who hated fame……what a wonderful legacy he left us.....I wish he'd got to see his daughter grow up. R.I.P. Kurt Cobain 💔

[@chrisnoah7868]

I’ve watched you for years and appreciate your range of reactions!

[@jinaharrell534]

Well, I am just a tad oldee than most of you. I grew up with the Beatles, Doors, Hendrix, Led Zeppelin etc . But my absolute fav is 90's alternative and grunge. I listen to the oldies from time to time. Most of it I call bubblegum music....Uggg

[@matthewcall3961]

One of the most iconic and impactful songs of all-time. Literally changed the music scene overnight back in 1991. From hair bands to grunge.

[@lucianagarcete2409]

Grunge music had a huge influence on hip hop and rap music Dr. Dre is quoted as saying Nirvana was his favorite band growing up!

[@MRM-Red]

Let me tell you...this song came in like a hurricane and tore the hair bands apart...and Nirvana and ALICE IN CHAINS Man in the Box was rocking MTV at the time. And Andrew Wood had passed away and Eddie Vedder helped form Pearl Jam...GRUNGE WAS BORN..and I couldn't be happier...and Smells like TEEN SPIRIT ...TEEN SPIRIT is a deodorant. I was 100 percent a grunge girl..still am at 50..51 tomorrow 🎉😂

[@DragonSneeze]

The quintessential head banging song.

[@Superman_305]

When it comes to nirvana their greatest song is come as you are.

[@poguemom3]

Takes me back to my high school days! It was something totally different for me and I loved it!

[@starkille10r72]

Used to play Rockband with the family sometimes on family game night, they didn't really get the idea that eventually you're supposed to increase the difficulty beyond Easy mode. We'd always play this, Radiohead's Creep, Jet's Are You Gonna Be My Girl, The Rolling Stones' Gimmie Shelter, The Police's Next to You, Black Sabbath's Paranoid, Mountain's Mississippi Queen, The Clash's Should I Stay or Should I Go, Weezer's Say It Aint So, Bon Jovi Dead or Alive, The Killers When You Were Young, The Who Won't Get Fooled Again, and all sorts of others on my old 360. Great family bonding times every Saturday night, and ways to introduce my little sis and I to some quality music from the previous generation. The fact there are people in my and my sis's generations that haven't heard some of the classics from the 70's, 80's, and 90's outside of the super huge bands is a travesty. Nearly everyone has heard Michael Jackson and the like's biggest hits, not nearly as many have listened to The Jam's Town Called Malice or The Eton Rifles.

[@zipahdeedoodah]

I have no idea what he's talking about either..

[@whisperienced]

Song perfectly sums up the mallaise of the 90s combined with high energy music.

[@JCourts2k23]

Check out "Weird Al" Yankovic parody of it, hilarious

[@chrisnoah7868]

This band flipped the script in rock…

[@MRM-Red]

I thought you would known this song😊 why I never requested it

[@jeanine6328]

Please please please, watch Weird Al Yankovics parody of this song. His is called Smells like Nirvana. If nothing else, you’ll laugh.

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

Did it already

[@jeanine6328]

@@Modern-Renaissance-Man I thought I’d seen you do that one but I searched and didn’t see it. Weird.

[@Wattawalkka]

Idk man I was more wutang outcast in the early 90's I got plenty of memory of nirvana an like pearl jam but mostly Wutang or outkast.

[@Brandi_the_Baker]

I never liked Nirvana. I know it was a huge band for people but I couldn’t understand what he was saying and while I like the beat of this, I really didn’t get what it was about. A lot of their songs are like that .

[@williamlynn6084]

I agree, Check out weird al Parody To this song I think it's far better.

[@barbaramarder2600]

This is when

[@nilesdelta8636]

Jalapeño

[@zemog1025]

Unlike the Ramones these three Kats knew how to make real and very original music, cutting edge grunge back in the 90s. Jason Evermore from Nirvana went on to become a Navy Seal during the Global War on Terror. The music reflected the depression of living in the dark and moody PNW, very tribal. The lead singer Kurt Cobain committed suicide at the height of the bans success, could never enjoy their success.

[@bigctexas4817]

The Ramones didn't make original and real music... You have no knowledge of music at all.