Nirvana- Where Did You Sleep Last Night REACTION!!!

[@clamatrismccoy7614]

Jay-Z said, "Kurt Cobain almost killed hip hop with smells like teen spirit". Therefore, I had to check it out. Nirvana took me to soundgarden/audioslave and then to pearl jam and stone temple pilots. Finally stumbling across Man in the box by Alice 'n' Chains. Nirvana doesn't have a song I don't like. Then again neither does Alice 'n' Chains.💋❣💋❣💋❣ I haven't looked back since. finally music that doesn't call me and my 4 daughters bitchez and hoes, like all day! music with a much deeper message. songs may be dark, but they are true raw human shit that everyone can relate to.

[@garybond5820]

Clamatris McCoy I can say the same thing I’d be wasting my time trying to think of a song AIC or Nirvana did. that I don’t like.

[@Gleyi07]

Clamatris McCoy Love this comment!!

[@actuallyNo...]

Clamatris McCoy , great comment. ..and def.agreed. [Maybe a little bias cause A.inC. is my fav.band, but that's one a the reasons I like 'em ,cause they were always so pure, real, and full of things that catch the human sensibility & emotion. No female hate either(no hate of any kind, really...which is also , as u said, a good reason to like Nirvana). To be honest, most of the 1990s "grunge" - type rock, shows little hate towards anyone, but just a dislike towards those that are ruining the World if anything and a stick it to the man type attitude, but it's so real, & so "kind", even thow it can feel or be dark many times. It's just a real interpretation of life and those melodies and riffs are priceless that go along with those voices. You probly like Temple of The Dog , if you like AudioSlave. I know this is a yr.old video, but I just wanted to say that.. and that I really liked how you got out your point in that comment.

[@OhioOwns]

imho, Soundgarden - Blow Up The Outside World is still one of the best songs ever written. and underrated.

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

Women aren't bitches and hoes. Women are half of this crazy ride called life! Much love...

[@linzyaz920]

That look in Kurt's eye when he takes a breath at the end... omg! It gives me chills!!! This is the best reaction of Nirvana I have seen yet! Just beautiful! 💖🎶✌🏼

[@raisa_cherry35]

Omg mine too. No one can bring out the rawness the way Kurt used to 😭😭💜💜💜💜👏

[@petfireball]

Most people don't know this, but this song is a remake from a blues artist from the 40s name Leadbelly and I've always enjoyed this cover.

[@petfireball]

Right!..songs from back then are deep when it comes to looking for the original.

[@zacharyh5116]

actually pretty much everyone who is a big enough Nirvana fan would know this and if you're not a big Nirvana fan you probably will never hear this song plus as far as I know he only plays this song on MTV unplugged. where he gives full credit to Leadbelly.

[@GroovingPict]

You mean like Kurt mentions at the beginning of the video? such an obscure fact, to mention something brought up in the fucking video itself

[@davidh4648]

I love this version , but I do think that Huddie Ledbetters version is better

[@josiedefelippo8141]

GroovingPict well surprisingly enough ALOT of people still think NIRVANA wrote it. its like they can't hear him saying that for some odd reason.

[@joebauers8031]

tearing up? because you have a soul. this is the proper reaction.

[@christophertolley2972]

nah its a typical woman's reaction. The only reaction needed: Awesome tune!

[@stefanforrer2573]

@@christophertolley2972 someone's overcompensating for his insecurities....

[@osaniss]

you gotta let loose, i feel bad for ya.

[@jenbcamping]

It's not being weird. This entire Unplugged thing came out when I was 16 and it gave us all CRAZY feelings. Even in retrospect, it was still a once-in-a-lifetime kind of performance. Which it turned out to be, because he killed himself like a year later maybe.

[@chrisb954]

@@jenbcamping It wasn't even a year later, sadly. Just 5 months later he was dead.

[@prettybullet4646]

Kurt nailed that song.

[@souldigger3D]

pretty bullet so did the rest of the band ;)

[@el34glo59]

@@souldigger3D This was all Kurt

[@smokesgtp]

It was arguably his best performance. period.

[@garybond5820]

pretty bullet He nailed the entire performance

[@jduncanandroid]

uhm....ok, as a long time rock fan, I disagree - I think Doc Watson rolled this song as good as it's ever been...

[@jasonm8766]

I saw them twice. He was great. All he wanted to do was play music. He didn't care about being famous. His life story is great but sad. He music came from his soul. WISH NIRVANA WAS HERE IN 2018. RIP KURT. GREAT PICK.

[@MyTotes]

That's so awesome!

[@BethanyMPatterson]

Lucky you..did you happen to get any video or pictures?

[@williamfredrick3893]

That single second of the widening of his eyes at the end and gets me every single time. I can't see it without emotion

[@navocar]

You mean paused @ exactly 6:55? Yeah I know what you mean. It was like he was summoning all his energy by opening his eyes for a split second to belt out that lat note.

[@LordPadriac]

It's more than that. Go back and really look closely at every single picture of Kurt. His suicide should not have come as a surprise to anyone. Friends and family learn to shrug shit off but the camera doesn't lie. Every single photo of him throughout Nirvana's rise and height and right up to his suicide shows nothing but madness in his eyes. Whatever is going on with the rest of his face or body language there was never anything but madness and depression in his eyes. I think even without the heroin he was destined for the 27 club.

[@AmericanSpyFox]

know exactly what you're talking about. a very powerful moment. he actually said he had terrible back pain sitting in that chair and was thinking about standing up.

[@LordPadriac]

Two or three douchebags trying to cash in on GenXers that don't want to believe one of our heroes took the cowards way out does not constitute proof of anything other than people desperate to not believe a thing will cling to any other thing no matter how full of holes it was. Kurt was a fucked up dude and killed himself rather than deal with his shit. Get over it.

[@LordPadriac]

Holy shit dude, let go of the fantasy. He committed suicide. He let all of us down. Mourn and get on with your life already.

[@pcassidy14]

In the Pines is an American Folk song dating back to 1870. Lead Belly recorded it in the 1940s. Worth checking out.

[@jessiehermit9503]

I love Leadbelly. He was awesome.

[@mirvama]

And the lyrics go "Black girl, black girl..." ;D

[@nirvana454]

I don't know if a musician could put more emotion into a performance than Kurt put into that song that night. It still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Anyway, 2 of my favorite Nirvana songs I'd recommend are "Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle" and "Big Long Now".

[@CLA82529]

finally! Frances Farmer is so underrated, one of my favourites from In Utero

[@el34glo59]

CLA82529 Frances Farmer is brilliant. Maybe my favorite song. Aneurysm is also

[@CLA82529]

DhOg 13 yeah, Aneurysm is one of my favourites too. I dare say i like that a lot more than Smells Like Teen Spirit.

[@g323g]

Layne Staley lead singer from Alice In Chains

[@megenthal]

eh you dont know shite about nirvana...)

[@user-fl4wn9dn2c]

excellent music, I know a girl in Romania that doesn't speak English, all she says about America is Kurt Cobain.

[@soakedbearrd]

6:54 and that look he gives always haunts.....

[@KlooKloo]

He was staring down a long dark tunnel there

[@aarondeguire1933]

Im personally convinced thats when he 'snapped back' to reality. kinda seems like he went into shock for a second there coming out of the song. note he takes a gasp of air then seems to snap out of it. yes- haunting a bit.

[@aarondeguire1933]

there is a legend of ledbelly selling his soul to sign and play the blues

[@blessedarethebroken3089]

soakedbearrd same

[@GrumpyGenXGramps]

soakedbearrd like a knife into the heart!!

[@1938superman]

Kurt had a voice that could tear through the universe. Glad I’m not the only one who has tears come to their eyes when listening to this cover. It’s beautiful.

[@Water_Lily44]

For more Nirvana, I would recommend their performance of Drain You from Paris in 1994. You'll know it's the right one because they're all in suits. Also, from this same show (MTV Unplugged), The Man Who Sold The World.

[@HunterLinkous-nt9bi]

ATFrez I agree both great songs

[@tricko8000]

That Drain You performance is awesome!!!

[@thepisceanlion4171]

Aneurysm live at reading, or Lithium live at reading

[@ezayco1284]

Water_Lily44 Nirvana live performance were 🔥🔥🔥

[@lagilbert67]

Nahhh that’s all later stuff after they were a hit Best stuff is the early years when they were pure Search for the Cabaret Metro show in Chicago from 1989

[@philguzman6932]

I've never made it through that with a dry eye. Kurt's soul is out there for everyone to see.

[@williamcharlesjohansen]

You have got to watch Nirvana - Lake Of Fire if you liked his voice here

[@BarbaraEStefano]

PinkMetalHead, I definitely agree with you about his looks. He was a beautiful, beautiful being. This song, too, puts chills through me. Your reaction is the same as mine when I heard this for the first time. You don't so much listen to it as feel it.

[@jasonkouches9467]

Kurt had such a huge Beatles appreciation and you can hear it loudly!

[@richardswartz8069]

He really respected the Beatles. He double tracked his vocals on studio albums (not including Bleach) because they did.

[@SmittenKitten.]

Have you heard his cover of "And I Love Her"? It's pretty amazing. Shock, I know! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGaxh4JuhrWlh9U

[@JohnBeckleyArt]

His voice is amazing!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Definitely

[@DA-sf3vs]

Kurt was hot.

[@krisfrederick5001]

That was deep

[@krisfrederick5001]

That's intelligent

[@brie4ella26]

Yeah that's true

[@Yvexius]

Oh god if you haven't heard their albums you should listen to Bleach, In Utero, & Nevermind all are flawless albums imo

[@williambrandt4230]

Anthony Garcia don’t forget incestide

[@Bacon_-ff5ls]

In my opinion Nirvana is the greatest band ever

[@Shadow_677]

Bacon_ 1998 God damn right.

[@Ristythepapabear]

Bacon_ 1998 I DEFINITELY agree

[@coryr9938]

Your opinion but I wouldn't say that.

[@packersfan1905]

halfbakedoreo i would say the bands that influenced Nirvana were responsible for that, for example the Melvins, the Pixies, Mudhoney, Butthole Surfers etc etc. Even Stevie Ray Vaughn and other musicians during the blues resurgence in the 80's could be credited for bringing America out of hair metal. Punk bands also helped contribute to that.

[@HahnGFX]

The think i love about nirvana is it was pretty much 90% of Kurt personality . Motherfucker was an artist in every sense putting himself and his humor in almost everything and every song. If a band can succeed doing that they are definitely top 10

[@rickjames547]

Talk about a man singing his heart out for a song done a very long time ago! RIP Ledbelly RIP Kurt Cobain

[@blessedarethebroken3089]

Oh, and girl, if you hadn't seen Heart Shape Box by Nirvana, you should. Kurt is breathtaking 😁

[@PatriotPauly]

You're so likable I had to subscribe. I loved your reaction to Nirvana

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@jedailprod]

That performance hit my emotions everytime... Nirvana was a huge part of my life back in 93-94. You lucky now to be going to discover all that brillant music they've made haha ;)

[@jimmyt9345]

PinkMetalHead- I just found your channel today and totally by accident. You are awesome!! I really enjoyed watching you, the video and your reaction to the video. One can totally tell you feel and appreciate music and you "hear" it. Almost everyone likes music in form or another but some people really experience it. That's how I feel about it anyway. Don't know if that makes sense, but wanted to tell you I think you are great and I will enjoy these with you and the rest of the community. Love and peace to you..

[@drtoboggan7469]

You saw her feel the last ill shiver as much as anyone else that's ever heard Kurt sing it. Its as if He put every painful memory and feeling into that single first.

[@igorm8110]

Loved your reaction and its so cool you reacted so positively to them, I listened to them since the 90s. You have beautiful eyes too. Be well.

[@PANTERADAVE666]

Kurt Cobain and Layne Staley......2 of the.....if not THE 2 best, soulful voices in rock music history, glad to see you now experienced.

[@VespersHaven]

Eddie vedder

[@laurietopp6445]

Vespers Haven eddie is like cornell in that the music moves through him and the passion comes through so deeply, you can get goosebumps.

[@subsamadhi4124]

Not in rock history. Plenty of other singers with soulful voices. Who are betrer

[@martyisokay]

and Scott Weiland for that era of music

[@johnthelesserofthethirdoft863]

Layne, Kurt and Chris Cornell. They are the voices.

[@BethanyMPatterson]

Wow. You are absolutely right, He is seriously one beautiful man..probably the most beautiful I’ve ever seen in my entire life. Not only that but talent wise he was the most raw, passionate, not caring what anyone thinks artist ever. That’s why I found him so attractive and love their music and I’m so glad to see that you do too as well. You appreciate pure talent. Much love. 💗 I feel like we could be soul sisters. 💗

[@alex-cy4iu]

My favorite Nirvana song is "You know youre right" you should def check it out! "Aneurysm" is amazing as well

[@Dr.Fonknight]

alex mine too.

[@jaw0608]

‘Aneurysm’, to me, portrays Nirvana’s quintessential style. It may not be considered their “best” song, but it has that special feeling.

[@garybond5820]

alex Yeah plenty of different pics of Kurt in the video

[@banjoturtle]

I get chills and tears EVERY TIME I hear this version!!!!

[@jimdoe9263]

Pinkmetalhead you are gorgeous

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks Jim!

[@joshboehnlein9656]

@@PinkMetalHead Yes you are. YOU are one hot Chica. God bless you for your looks and your talent for music.

[@phantom4x4]

I wanted say the same but didnt want to sound like a perve lol. Im old school. I know

[@negal7135]

I m so happy that people still love nirvana and I love your reaction 😃😃

[@nimaside]

Loved your reaction. Kurt really had no idea how attractive he was and had low self of steam. Before he died no one really knew how good looking he really was. I witness accounts though always talk about his amazing super blue eyes. He had low self esteem cause he was really skinny as well do to a stomach ailment that ailed him most of his adult life. Honestly it wasn't tell after his death when MTV started to play this live unplugged concert constantly that we realized how pretty he was...but even then it wasn't in HD, now we can actually see better than back in the day. I'm a straight dude and and can't believe how attractive he was lol. Thanks for the reaction. BTW, feel free to just stare at your screen. It seemed like your head was pointing towards us while you had to point your eyes at the screen to your left. No need to not just stare at the screen!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Damn that sucks when someone doesn't realize how amazing they are....

[@JDSammy]

I love this reaction. Sweetie, Kurt is the best on key "yeller" in rock history. So glad you liked it. He could go from soft to loud like no one else!

[@petethepirate730]

Still get the chills. It was such a big deal when he died. I was 19. Funny thing is he really wasn't know as a sex symbol at all then.

[@Barefoot433]

He certainly didn't see himself as one. He grew up feeling nervous and awkward, like he was an outcast. Related to his parents' divorce, I'm sure, and dick head jocks at school. I'm not sure if he had more than one girlfriend before the wife that ruined him. Maybe some action on the tours, like every rock idol ever.

[@SalandFindles]

@@Barefoot433 He had a few girlfriends over the years before marrying Courtney Love. There's actually a website that details some of his relationships. I could probably find it if I tried again. I found it recently. If he would have stayed with Tracy Marander, he probably would have still been alive today.

[@Barefoot433]

Yeah, I thought Tracy was his only real girlfriend before fame hit. She would have kept him alive, and not driven him off a cliff like Crazy "Sociopath" Courtney "Love". I still think she killed him. Tracy was really cute and petite during their time; it was kind of a shock to see that she had gotten so overweight just a few years later. Totally related to self-esteem issues of not being his when he made it big, after she supported him while he sat around writing. Common thing being in love with an artist, I guess.

[@jeffreyval9665]

INTRAGAME SOLUTIONS I'm sure he had a ton of girls even before he was famous. When you look like a movie star lime Kurt did I'm sure he had no problem getting any girl he wanted. Seems like a lot of great looking famous people say they could never get dates could never get girls etc. After he got famous he probably had a few girls in every state he could call when he was on tour not to mention the hundreds of girls dying to sleep with him after the concerts and parties afterwards. He was definitely genetically blessed with movie star looks and great musical talent he had it all!!!!

[@jpinn7888]

Kurt was very much noticed for his looks in the 90s. He just wasn't the type of guy to notice.

[@twebster179]

My mother always sang this to me as a lullabye when I was very little.💗 Ledbelly was a fascinating and complicated person. Thank you for taking me back! RIP Kurt. You are missed.

[@RByrne]

I've listened to this song nearly everyday since 94 and still tear up.

[@jasonsingh485]

This is an amazing reaction ♥️ keep the great work up 💪

[@denziekipa5019]

Nirvana-All Apologies (Live and Loud)

[@twebster179]

ALL OF UNPLUGGED!!

[@rowdy_sects]

I love this. As long as we keep discovering what we missed, music will never die 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@joesmith8725]

Nirvana was a great alternative rock & grunge band with some of their songs heavy punk rock vibe to them especially their first few albums. Kurt was a good lookin fella, lot of females liked him lol, but had drug problems and depression. So sad. I remember the day he died. Made huge national news. 1994. MTV broke the news first. Hope that you do more Nirvana videos and Foo Fighters, too! Foo Fighters' singer used to be the drummer of Nirvana. Foo Fighters songs and style are almost similar to Nirvana obviously.

[@el34glo59]

joe smith Football fighters are nothing like nirvana. Idk why people say that. Literally nothing

[@thepisceanlion4171]

"especially their first few albums" damn how many albums do you think they made

[@PinkFloydsfan]

Food fighters are basically fighting for foods kind of band

[@thepisceanlion4171]

Jack Thapa who the hell is the food fighters

[@kdawson8981]

My goodness it’s been 20 years since I’ve watched this. In my younger days I was a huge Nirvana fan. I was in the 6th grade when their Nevermind album came out. Thank you for showing a younger generation’s appreciation for good music.

[@willraibley615]

I'm probably gonna get killed for this, but I love watching you react to these songs! You aren't shy about investing yourself 100%, I love how you're moved by them!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks so much Will! Comments like yours definitely keep me going

[@el34glo59]

Will Raibley lol what? Why would you get killed for that? Kind of the point

[@badboymelvin9149]

This is without a doubt my favourite reaction of all time. Seeing you brought to tears always brings me to tears! Such a loss...

[@ofinlay04]

RIP Kurt D. Cobain 1967-1994 😪😔 Kurt u will be missed 😱

[@theofficialhardcorefnwrest7900]

Thank you very much for your reaction video. As a Nirvana fan, I was very happy to see your reaction. Just watching your expression throughout the video made me emotional because I felt like you “went along for the ride” as you listened to the song and appreciated what you heard.

[@MagesLikeYouAndI]

Yes, this just made my night! Awesome 😄

[@MagesLikeYouAndI]

Omg ... Kurt was so beautiful. And you have something coming to you in the mail! Hopefully it gets there in the next couple days 😁

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks Kristin!!

[@srhotie]

GOOD JOB again on selecting this classic artist!! Ur MAGIC while doing VIDEO REEACTIONS together U gimme such pleasure to my eyes UR such JOY to watch HONESTLY! .... CONTINUE SUCESS Ur amigo ALBERTO from MEXICO that loves Ur channel!!

[@MusicMan3]

Most influential artist and song writer ever. But he thought he was scrawny and ugly. I cry every time from this I have the DVD BOX set with cd. That night was amazing he wanted it to look like a funeral with the black candles and star gazer lily's. The producer even asked him like a funeral and he said ya like a funeral. It makes me weep too. Amazing

[@nickawhite76]

[@raacore]

Your honest emotional reaction when Kurt let it out took me straight back to the 90's and how I felt when first heard the nevermind album.I'm now a subscriber..and your so damn cute.

[@darkhearsttoys5224]

This is the best reaction video I've seen so far, from anyone.

[@hughjames4581]

awesome cover of the 40s lead belly song!

[@silver47official]

This was much earlier than that. No one knows for sure who originally wrote the song, it was late 1800’s but Leadbelly made it more popular. Even that was before the 40’s.

[@SinisterMud]

Well it's a Lead Belly Estate😄

[@K3NJ1K1]

Danimal i'm pretty sure that Kurt Cobain's great grand father wrote the tune at some point in the XIX Century when he was dating Courtney's great grand mother.

[@silver47official]

Sssshhhh.

[@juancarlos23alva]

Beautiful reaction to a verry rare, sad and beautiful moment in music history at the same time... You can feel his pain and the pure raw emotions of this performance his last.

[@Nocsucal-BeatGod]

These are the type of performances that immortalize you. It did. This was his last performance. Also I believe nutshell that you did was Laynes. Notice how Layne was almost completely covered (hands, arms, eyes) was trying to hide it (heroin addiction). But this is why I told you to do Alice in Chains Dont follow. It's 2 verses first one is his band mate Cantrell who is essentially making a plea to Layne and the second is layne basically describing his rotting away and impending death. It's insanely deep and emotional. You will most certainly love it

[@jeffstanley2972]

I read somewhere that Alice in Chains were supposed to perform "Don't Follow" for the MTV Unplugged set, but Layne couldn't get through it without crying during rehearsal. Kurt and Layne were so talented but could never find peace in this world. RIP

[@TokinTaylor]

This is my all time favorite cover. I remember hearing it for the first time and it heavily influenced me discovering the delta blues and inspired me to start playing guitar. There's something magical about hearing a song like this for the first time and it's awesome to see someone experience that :)

[@bernietablet5259]

The guitar just sold for six million dollars.

[@ElissaStark514]

He was so gorgeous. I love all these songs live. By far my favorite performance of theirs.

[@seapea7402]

An incredible song and performance and an absolutely wonderful reaction :D

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks :)

[@mjf9576]

Kurt was our voice in the 90s. He gave us something we didn't know we needed.

[@Ahwits]

Nirvana - Something In The Way might get the waterworks goin for ya

[@VegasViking420]

Ahwits especially considering Kurt wrote that song about when he actually lived under a bridge less than a year before he recorded "Teen Spirit"

[@actuallyNo...]

Ahwits I think she'd probly tear up over a few of their songs.

[@asanteasar774]

Still too this day one of the best covers I've ever heard!! RIP KURT

[@krisfrederick5001]

Considering he thought/knew his wife was cheating on him gives it more perspective.

[@0davydebrycke328]

Not only cheating, she was responsable for he being killed. No suïcide, got 100% debunked. He knew what was coming to him... one of his last performances. Died/got killed same year at age 27 (as so many artists).

[@bjmcmahon722]

I heard all of that but, did he know "at that time"?....if so, yeah damn....tough one

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@bjmcmahon722 Pretty sure, that was part of the reason for divorcing her. And the whole sociopathic money hungry image thing too.

[@erinmarie525]

No he was never a heart throb. He lived 6 blicks from me and he was the outcast..kids were mean. Its even better when they have no idea they are gorgeous.❤

[@clarawalkslow]

i started sobbing as soon as it started. thanks for sharing Nirvana Kurt Cobain forever 💙

[@duhmainmang]

several artists and bands have covered this old folk song over the years but Nirvana really took it to another level during this show. you know kurt was a once in a lifetime talent when his voice alone could still make someone cry years after his passing.

[@joshuaweatherly662]

I embrace your honesty and I look forward to more

[@blaisetzu]

It's amazing and beautiful that a piece of art made by someone from a completely different era could affect resonate an artist 50 years later, who would make such a unique and completely different soulful rendition of it...

[@bengarcia8202]

STILL WAITING ON MY ALICE IN CHAINS ROOSTER 93 NETHERLANDS REACTION. also, funny thing about this performance as a whole; you see how softly dave grohl is playing his drum kit? at the beginning of the performance, he was playing much louder. however, as the show went on, kurt would keep turning back to him between songs, asking him to play softer. midway through the show, one of the roadies handed him like a bundle of like broom hairs or something to play with in place of drum sticks

[@PinkMetalHead]

Haha I got you!! I'll do "rooster" "frog" "again"...more AIC coming!

[@bengarcia8202]

PinkMetalHead alas, i can die in peace now

[@feelskappakappa2475]

Waitin too for netherlands :B send you love !

[@whatchatalkinboutwillis9894]

They are all Good-'Again is cool- I really want to hear 'You Cant Bring Me Down by Suicidal Tendencies uncensored music video -1st one that comes up type this in to get best version Kick Ass Anti Censorship Anthem- 1990

[@jamesrich4679]

ben garcia brush sticks

[@uzi978]

I was excited to watch because I knew you were about to be astounded. You didn't disappoint, great reaction video.

[@d-mo733]

Kurdt Cobain is a F'n LEGEND at its HIGHEST HONOR!

[@sebo9872]

I'll forever love Nirvana and what they and Kurt did....I love that you can feel how Kurt spent his entire life loving music.

[@sandramorrison99]

Pink, sweetie- I listen to Nirvana, but, I have NEVER heard that song! Thank you!

[@PeaceAchance-os6lj]

You nailed this reaction. It's a very emotional performance. Especially knowing that he left this earth a few months later. Still gives me the chills. And yes, the way he let's it all out at the end is crazy. On the surface Kurt seemed chill, but there was a lot of aggression and anger bubbling underneath.

[@grovertv4170]

I think it's time for you to hear some Smashing Pumpkins! They're borderline grunge. Some great ones from them are Bullet with Butterfly Wings, Today, and Mayonnaise.

[@timrasmussen5607]

Bailey Groves SOMA

[@twebster179]

Bailey Groves Siamese Dream! Cherub Rock!!

[@actuallyNo...]

~I know this is a year old, but I really lived watching u watch this for the 1st time. It is a great performance, from a great trio, that were playing an immeasurably awesome old song. He really sang this with his heart & gave it its dues... we should give him his. They were a talented group--& all 3 were smart , creative, and kind. You can see that just from their presence, performances, interactions, and interviews, even if u never knew them personally. Great post, girl. You're hair is awesome too...great do(love it on you).

[@Mr1Nate7]

Damn, you are gorgeous. Loved your reaction as well. Keep doing you girl.

[@MyGryder]

Brings a tear to my eye every time I hear that!

[@mightybalzaq6686]

The more cute girls into metal/rock the better. Keep it up. \m/

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks :)

[@mightybalzaq6686]

You're welcome.

[@gabrielhouston4137]

PinkMetalHead it's nice to see one of my fellow African Americans listening to Nirvana most black people don't look back on rock music it's really nice that someone that's a black person listened to them thanks I'm mixed by the way 🙄😇😇

[@mikeclark8735]

Ditto!!!

[@blacksmoke3113]

for real! As much as I love the song, especially Unplugged like that, I don't think I even once took my own eyes off this beautiful lady's eyes, like the music was in them and not in the video inset

[@samanthahallmark1247]

I've heard this song done by him a thousand times,but it still sends like a wave of energy all over my body when he hits that high part.

[@5c0u53]

This is one of my secret favourites , its a very average song that in truth, half way, starts to turn you off because he sings it so low and slow like he cant be bothered..................... and then the pain floods out and it feels warm, GOOD , you feel your soul start to crush as the anguish builds because you've been here before , you know that desperate feeling of loss you know the dread , and then you notice the missed words because, thats what you do in anguish....... then comes the scream and the flash of his eyes and you know that he knows pain he knows anguish and hes walked you through it and now your safe. Im older now and this song along with Pearl Jams "Black" haunt my soul...... in a good way, they crush your heart and then walk you home to make sure your safe. I miss his voice and talent , i hope he has found peace.

[@richardswartz8069]

there is nothing average about this song. It's the kind of piercing blues that has almost sadly been completely forgotten.

[@mrkm7374]

Love your face light up when he gives it his all! and who would have known that the drummer would be the head of FOO FIGHTERS after only a couple of years and just WOW

[@goldenageofrap5899]

Your amazing and so cute as well. Were have you been all my life. Black female with an open mind and articulate.

[@LilyMaja333]

It is something with the way Curt sang it. I am watching this preformace for more that 10 year and every time I cry. That man was sad old soul. Be in peace dear Curt

[@OGT4204]

watch the entire unplugged in new york show, its amazing. then go back and listen to their albums, there is a reason they were the best band in the world so please react to clutch-army of bono

[@joncalvo3591]

First time to your channel. I'm a 67 yr WM. You have a sensitive soul and you're assessment shows how intuitive your heart is. Wow!

[@renatosarabia9574]

I came to this cause I think you are a beautiful black queen...but I love the reaction also....💝

[@kendraroxannelittle1156]

Youre a beautiful woman who obviously has a beautiful heart enough to feel this song for real as i did watching it live in the 90s. Thank you for opening your ears & heart to Kurt & nirvana. I was so moved watching you be moved. Music just runs so deep & true & when it has real emotion it can bring people together in a beautiful way. I think you doing this vid is awesome.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

Johnny Cash - Hurt

[@0okamino]

It lives up to its title. Thanks, Trent. Thanks, Johnny.

[@morrismullins4291]

Hurt is one of those songs where the cover is actually better than the original in my humble opinion.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

I agree. I like Trent Reznor, and highly respect his skills, and talents. With that said, Johnny singing that, made it his song. Even Trent commented, that when he saw it "It wasn't my song anymore" The video made that even more apparent.

[@Professionalasshole]

My personal NIN song would have to be "Kinda I want to." Check it out PinkMetalHead!!

[@nathanrobbin6341]

Yes please.

[@judephoenix]

Wonderful reaction to such a powerful performance!! He was such a beautiful man. Inside and out. Great job!!!

[@hollysorensen7212]

I thought I noticed you tearing up, but wasn't sure if my eyes were playing tricks on me or not! Don't worry, it's very understandable!! 💜 I was tearing up right along with you...it always seems to have that effect on me while watching it, too. Even though he didn't write that song, I think it was kind of dedicated to his wife at the time, Courtney Love of the band Hole. It was also the last song of the night, and I believe this whole set was the last performance he did before killing himself...but I could be wrong. He & Courtney, the love of his life, were going through hard times & about to divorce during this time (and when he killed himself/died, since some people think she had him killed). RIP, Kurt...you were such a beautiful person with an equally beautiful soul. 😭 😰😰 💔

[@joshuachadmorris5178]

Holly Sorensen last show was in Rome you can find the bootleg online

[@metrokett]

Holly Sorensen I recommend you watch Soaked in Bleach. After that you will think he was murdered.

[@hollysorensen1711]

@@joshuachadmorris5178 I've seen it, you're right...my bad!

[@joshuachadmorris5178]

@@hollysorensen1711 sorry didn't mean to correct you

[@hollysorensen1711]

@@metrokett I've seen it a couple times, and it is quite convincing & very well made, but I'm a huge Courtney Love/Hole fan, too so I really don't want to believe she had anything to do with it. I used to be obsessed with the whole Kurt & Courtney "thing" and I loved them as a couple. Soaked in Bleach made some good points, but I also know from experience how unbearable addiction on top of depression can be. But then again I don't know what its like to be a millionaire, be extremely talented, be in one of the most popular bands in the world, and have everyone love you. Seems great to me, but I'm sure it has its downside /cons as well. I don't want to believe he took his own life, either of course, but it's not totally unfathomable or impossible for someone with that kind of mindset to succumb to such an ending. I know Courtney can come off as some heartless, narcissistic bitch, but I think she's a little misunderstood. Sure, she's a little bitchy, but capable of murdering her husband & father of her daughter? I don't know what to believe anymore.

[@nenabunena]

I like how you really pay attention to the video you're reacting to. some vloggers talk over the video and you can tell how distracted they are constantly looking away but you were very focused

[@tricko8000]

React to All Apologies!!! It's also from this MTV Unplugged concert

[@elsie9563]

Thank you for doing this song! Everyone forgets about this one it seems.

[@grovertv4170]

Congrats on 2k subs! You should listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd- Free Bird in celebration.

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks Bailey! And I'll try to check it out :)

[@chrisnickle8585]

PinkMetalHead I know your young but I thought everyone knows Free Bird! dumb people in the crowd mostly punk rockers that only play 3, 4 or maybe 5 chords at a great portion of all concerts with guitar players like to scream play Free Bird in a sarcastic way like it's easy or something as a joke but there's very few that can play the entire thing especially the long solo towards the end. I'm usually a southern rock hater but free Bird is actually a real honest to god motha fucking masterpiece technically and sound wise but we love to make fun of white southerners to alot so people now love to make fun of em without listening to them

[@scottballard5575]

It is just repetitive. Not great. Not o.k. Just tired.

[@scottballard5575]

Chris...you know I am talking to you.

[@_Feanaro_]

as far as Pearl Jam, I'd say Release lol

[@itsshanmarie]

I remember watching this on MTV in 1994. I gave me chills then and still gives me chills to this day. One of the best covers of all time in my opinion.

[@purplp3opletr]

He wasn't a heartthrob. He was an addict. But his voice and lyrics meant a lot to us who were teenagers in the early 90s. Up until then most teenagers didn't know it was the norm to be sad and depressed and we didn't know what to say or how to act as a collextive group. He, as much as he didn't want to be, was out voice. He wanted people to hear his music because he knew how relatable it was, but he hated how fame made him feel. It was nice to have nice things. It was nice to have fans. But the worship wasn't so nice and in the end it killed him. Yes drugs did too, and he'd had a problem with them for a decade. But trying to be someone he wasn't trying to be made it worse. A lot of the emotional songs from the 90s were made possible by his basically saying we don't know what to with ourselves, but here we are. I don't think his career could've survived the 2000s. He wouldn't be able to conform and I think pop would've made him jaded. It made all of us jaded, it *still* does. Fuck man--I'm still waiting for the poppy reign of terror to end tbh. Music has suffered because of the mindlessness of lyrics in today's music. It means nothing. A beat, some synth, and a lot of autotune fronted by a pretty face and you have a hit. It's sad. Getting old and being wise sucks sometimes. But that dark, depressing time was one of the best times to live through with grunge.

[@thepisceanlion4171]

Lafawnduh I was only 8 when Kurt died but I remember my cousins and my older sister were infatuated with him. Yes he was an addict, but he was also a heartthrob.

[@Professionalasshole]

Lafawnduh Everyone knows he was an addict, but I don't think that's a great opening statement. That man was wanted by every groupie bc of his charisma. His career would've lasted through the 2000's easily, were it not for his psycho bitch wife having him murdered. That being said, what do you think Jeff Buckley would have done musically had he not passed!?

[@wtfgoogle6964]

I'm 51. I was right in the thick of things when Nirvana hit the scene, and Kurt was never a 'heartthrob'. He was always taken much more seriously than that, always something much, much darker and more dangerous than that. He was no Justin Bieber or Timberlake. It was understood by everyone that this was a man fighting demons.

[@jamesrich4679]

Lafawnduh Kurt wasn't addicted to heroin until the last 3 years of his life.

[@idaklymr]

Best description of why we loved him

[@DownSouthGhost]

I like to think that Kurt left his soul on stage that night. Is and always will be one of my favorite covers. Truly an incredible performance.