Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Live MTV Unplugged) REACTION

[@uniquemeek4532]

That pause and look in his eyes is chilling because not too much longer after this performance he killed himself. That expression in his eyes is almost like, "This is it".

[@KlooKloo]

he saw the void barrelling down on him

[@Koldobika8A]

I love the intro explaining how Kurt's version of this song portrayed him on his own life's experience as a drug addict to take his own life so tragically, he was one of a kind and humble , he didn't deserve the outcome ❤

[@jasonremy1627]

This is one of those performances that you need to see to get. Kurt embodies this song. His facial expressions are haunting.

[@Phyto-Dragon-nb6it]

The first verse is so soft and demure. The last verse is pure rage and desperation. This was a generation-defining cultural moment for alot of us.

[@jamespalma3311]

I was never a huge Nirvana fan, but this is the best Unplugged show, and it's largely because of Cobain's visceral performance of this song. The entire performance was awesome, but this song is legendary. Nice reaction.

[@jernejulcar8325]

Made me really sad that you skipped the beggining of the video. It was a perfect opportunity to showcase Kurt's character to this guy. He would go into the reaction with completely different mindset. Things like this are very important when introducing someone to a new artist.

[@rqu3-b2m]

One of the best reactions I’ve ever seen to this song. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the situation to your friend. Beautiful. Check out “Aneurysm” live at the Paramount to see the other side of the band at their best 🔥

[@kiabmedia]

Appreciate the comment! 🙏🏾

[@DonaldWynn-g2z]

I love both of you guys reaction and respect for a man that made me wanna cry when he died. I probably did I can't remember

[@Zughaman]

Ya man, you definitely deserve my sub! Been watching you for a minute now, it was time. Love the vibe on your channel, yes do more NIRVANA. Much respect 👊

[@kiabmedia]

🙏🏾🙏🏾 appreciate the comment

[@meeshlosangeles]

“Tiny desk of the older generation” ❤❤❤

[@somebody19XX]

Would love to see more Nirvana on the channel! Its crazy that they all doubted their ability to pull this off because of Kurt being so sick from withdrawals, they had little practice and no rehearsal, no experience in acoustic settings, (they made Dave practice drums with twizzlers, because he kept banging on the drums too hard😂),and at the end of the day, this was one of the most iconic live performances to ever take place. This Unplugged performance is one you need to watch in full from start to finish after you finish doing whatever individual reactions you want to do. (Doing the entire performance in a live with us would be pretty awesome too)

[@jackrussell3951]

Yup. There's a reason everybody wears Nirvana shirts. It's so easy to write off a band as overblown when you see them everywhere, but in this case it's entirely deserved. They were actually that fucking good. Kurt Cobain was one of the most honest and raw musicians who ever lived. Nobody can touch the passion that he had or the way that it came through in how he played and sang. The word "haunting" just, but only just begins to describe it. It was true also in how he lived and how he died. Legend. I also think that though he came from punk rock he always saw himself as a blues singer. This is a blues song written a long time ago by a blues singer and it's like Lead Belly wrote it with the knowledge that it would be one day sang in this way. This is one genius honoring the legacy of another from many generations before. This was the last song in the last set they ever played for a reason. Cobain and Lead Belly are tied to each other through their freaking souls. The whole concert was like this. They could have just played their own hits, but instead they played mostly other people's songs and begged the crowd to listen, really listen, because this is where they came from. That's what kind of band Nirvana was. They honored their heroes, not themselves.

[@derekreinhardt7655]

Dude, really awesome review man! Damn you did your homework on this, love that lol

[@marivico3553]

La escucho la escucho la escucho y me emociona me alegra me entristece. Kurt hace una maravilla. Por siempre Kurt

[@SnacksR]

I've seen so many reactions to this song And just about every reactor spoke on how they got the shivers, or goosebumps to it Love this song R.I.P Kurdt Cobain

[@mledbetter]

It’s a murder ballad. Listen to Louvin Brothers “Knoxville Girl.” Another great one in the canon of murder ballads. (I know this sounds messed up, but blues and early country are full of these.)

[@espenvippen]

I think the way he goes out and signs autographs at the end says something about him.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

THANK YOU for explaining all the background of what was happening in Kurt Cobain’s life etc and how this song performance tied into all that… It made this a thousand times more meaningful.🙏

[@Beanstalks314]

Fantastic reaction. Period.

[@michaelphipps8647]

Kurt was 🔥

[@Krust_Acean]

The entire performance is worth watching. I like how Kurt says "F**k you, this is the last song." Before they start playing.

[@pjotteer]

Nirvana ♥

[@FrankBishop]

On March 1, 1994, Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic played their last ever gig together - at Terminal Einz in Munich. Just over a month later, Cobain, the band's 27-year-old lead vocalist and songwriter, was found dead at his Seattle home.

[@atlxo1394]

We want more Nirvana and maybe some Seether👀

[@tomaskoptik2021]

The song is about murder. Not everybody gets that.

[@youropionmattersnot]

I'm white born in 66 in Dearborn Michigan. My dad and mom loved music. Great depression era kids they were. My dad was a life long pianist. He could sight read music and buying sheet music to play on the FAMILY piano was his thing. He loved everything music from Cole Poter, Elvis, Billy Preston, Miles Davis, Johnny Cash, Ella Fitzgerald... He even loved my eventual metal guitar. Along with that my older brothers were into the Beatles, grand Funk, moody blues, Allman brothers, Hendrix, clapton,..... As a white dude that grew up in the whitest of white family i cannot comprehend my brothers of color not being exposed to "white boy music".😢 Yall missed out on so much. I remember bringing home the Heatwav's album, too hot to handle and playing for my dad on the console stereo system. We listened to the entire album together. His reaction? "Wow. Those guys are tighter than a tailored jock strap.....let me show you some James Brown."

[@mirroge1]

the stage setting looks like a funeral .

[@Theskinfam]

Could we ask for some Pearl Jam reactions? This was great.

[@youropionmattersnot]

Or Soundgarden.

[@dansymonds5831]

199

[@richardlittle8285]

He didnt kill himself. He was murdered.

[@Keith_M00N66]

Absolutly NOT. He had no enemies, he was a shy, kind guy anti racist, feminist, anti homophobia, loved nature and animals.... I've "followed" him since the "Bleach" album, i 'm not a teenager, okay ?! He wrote ALL THE SONGS of Nirvana and he talked about guns, death, pain,. He chose to stop a fuckin life of rockstar on drugs he didn't like at all but he didn't know HOW stop THE PAIN, this terrible depression and bipolarity so he expla8ned to his fans in a letter and he said i love u to his wife and daughter. I hate Courtney but she SAVE HIS LIFE 2 TIMES and it would be easy to say "omg ! I didn't think he was in this state !" In Roma, 1 month before his death, he tried and if Courtney didn't wake up in the night, he would have been dead right there. The idiots who write "he wanted divorce and Courtney wanted money." Courtney prefered 100% being Mrs Cobain than the Cobain's widow. She's a slut and he fell in love for the worst chick, his 1st Tracy would have been great BUT Courtney didn't kill not only her superstar husband for money, okay but no fame for her for 30 years... She's just the unbearable, drug addict Frances Bean Cobain's mother. The end.

[@youropionmattersnot]

Xanadu by Rush.

[@nan-sea3814]

nope. wrong about that- he was wasted during this performance