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[@NLTwon]

MAKE SURE YOU GUY SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE METALLICA😁💯✊🏾

[@SIXX2772]

subbed....great reaction...you real

[@tunesponge63tp41]

Just found YOU last week. Diggin' your metal reactions!!!!! Ride The Lightning... (man strapped into the electric chair)

[@SilentKiller-lz2ko]

Try Chop Suey by System Of A Down please

[@sketchtherapy1218]

The kid lost his arms, his legs, his jaw & tongue, he lost his nose & eyes & ears he lost it all, but he can feel awake all the pain of losing that & all the knowledge that he can't make the pain stop or ask for help. Watch it again later on your own, its about what I and my brothers are willing to do so that you keep, know and understand your individual rights.

[@sketchtherapy1218]

ok Rock & Roll is hard, Metal is Harder, Death is the Hardest there is nothing Harder than Death. Death Metal tends to scream a lot. I'm more into Metal.

[@metalmellie4371]

This "is not" rock n roll, this is heavy metal 🎶

[@victorachim3951]

Nup, Thrash Metal 😁

[@adameves5970]

@ Definitely NOT a ballad, LOL

[@scope81]

@@adameves5970 One can definitely be considered a ballad. The entire first half of the song is similar to Fade to Black (which is a ballad). Just because it gets faster at the end doesn't make it not a ballad.

[@adameves5970]

@@scope81 Neither of those are ballads. I think you have a misinterpretation. A song about war or suicide is NOT a ballad. On top of that, those Metallica songs are both written in AABB rhyme schemes. Not typical of a ballad. Just because a song might be slower or melodic doesn't mean it is a ballad. Go read a book.

[@scope81]

@@adameves5970 I think you don't know what a ballad is. Fade to Black is 100% a ballad, One is debatable. Go look up the wiki page for Fade to Black, it says it right there: "'Fade to Black' is a song and the first power ballad by American heavy metal band Metallica." Go read a book.

[@chaost4544]

When he goes into "darkness imprisoning me"... I know you all are screaming it. Arguably one of the hardest lines in metal.

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

And headbanging like a damn maniac!

[@youtubecommenter2527]

Locked-in Syndrome. One of the most terrifying things I can think of. Without stimulus, your brain tends to pass the time by giving you nightmarish hallucinations.

[@squibblez2517]

I love watching people react to One for the first time. I wish I could hear it again for the first time too.

[@skippydinglechalk7564]

Squibblez i've listened to this song more than 1,000 times it's such a classic and a hard hit to metal

[@davidzimmerman8169]

This guy (youtuber) is really cool. He doesnt seem judgemental. He likes tool a lot!

[@calmdownbeavis7039]

Dude I completely understand

[@briannanicole8512]

I grew up listening to Metallica so I can’t even remember the first time I ever listened to this song. Wish I could go back and listen to it for the first time and experience that again, but with Metallica it’s almost like a first time experience when listening to their music, you just happen to know the words and beat.

[@deadboi4691]

the break down pulls em in everytime

[@hunterhitch2858]

Heavy metal is probably the most misunderstood genre in music. There are many bands and lyricists in it that churn out deep and thought provoking songs. Just like rap & hip hop, it is often simply dismissed as juvenile, evil or not a true art form by people who never took the time to examine it with an open mind. “You have to dig through a lot of dirt to find a diamond”.

[@unclericky8047]

Hey brother... I can tell you loved that song. I first heard these guys 30+ years ago. I’m a white guy from just out side of downtown MPLS..I love to see the younger generations, especially African American, giving a listen to the music I grew up on. We listened to late 80s early 90s rap from both coasts too... but I really appreciate you taking the time to listen to heavy metal.. love it. Please, keep stretching out and trying shit you thought you’d never listen to.

[@UpIrons777]

Watch the 70's movie Johnny Got His Gun, and you will see what this song was talking about. This music video was very disturbing when it first came out in 1988. Almost like watching a horror movie put to music. Johnny in this movie / video was a living corpse. His brain was working fine, but his whole body was mutilated because of a landmine that he stepped on in World War 1. He was screaming to die, but the doctors would not let him.

[@valf208]

this is not rock ,this is heavy metal

[@stscallop3254]

@ericj305 metal has so many subgenres for it to be a subgenre of rock. Thrash, Death, Black, etc.

[@TheCharolai]

"Fade to Black" by metallica is great.

[@jenniferhoolihan1450]

My favorite

[@greense65]

@@jenniferhoolihan1450 Mine, too.

[@bazookajoe2889]

My older heads will know what I mean by this . When you wanna show a young man some new music , and you can tell he’d appreciate it because of the wisdom you see in them , and you can tell their open minded enough for it to take ...you got that Twon. I’d like to send you some vinyl . You should go out and get a record player . For real.

[@robertcraane7910]

I love metal, rock, hiphop, reggea, blues, jazz, as long as it's real, made to be beautiful, not to make money.. music is an artform not a money machine!

[@enki4589]

I remember being so pumped when this came on Friday night videos!!!! Yes I am old!

[@razzorblade3135]

Don't do live metal until you listen to shit loads of studio versions.

[@eddie7098]

Agreed

[@jimwells768]

@@eddie7098 totally don't agree. Your gonna telle iron Maiden isn't fkn amazing live???? Come on bro I mean yeah studio is great but you can't top live shows👏🔥💯👍

[@uoabigaillevey]

@@jimwells768 Need to have studio in order to compare live to it. Studio is what the majority of fans are familiar with as not all were able to attend live shows. The only exceptions to this are live albums since the average listener could buy the album and listen to it over and over and learn every nuance of the live performance as if it were a studio cut.

[@TriousF1]

ed mora for new fans, they need to be familiar with the studio music so they can appreciate live concerts with an extra degree

[@hengineer]

ACDC live is way better than studio

[@hectorcampos6832]

I fully understand about the screaming rock ! I don’t like it either. But no lie, Metallica are some of the most talented musicians out there. They can bring it however u want it !! Melodic, slow, fast and beautiful rhythms! Fade to Black, Sanatarium, master of puppets !! To name a few

[@cliftonjames785]

That's understandable. Personally, I love screaming metal, as long as its melodic like melodic death metal or metalcore. It's an acquired taste for sure

[@jayceledet6756]

clifton james i love the instrumentals (for the most part) its just the vocals, I love Slipknot, Coreys screams are the kind I like, stuff like grindcore and stuff, those screams I can’t stand lol

[@adunt1981]

Except for Lars

[@owena-]

Drew D Bruh lars isn’t that good of a drummer, but he’s not that good out of other drummers. he’s still extremely talented.

[@creativename9384]

@@jayceledet6756 I only like the screams Corey does

[@christiend]

The scenes in the video were from an old movie called Johnny’s Got His Gun. Others have explained the scenes but Metallica decided to basically make the video around this movie because it shows what the song is about. Anti war song. Try Master Of Puppets, anti drug song. Thing about Metallica is you can understand what they are saying in pretty much every song, no real screaming.

[@RolandDeschain1]

No. Metallica had no clue about this movie when they wrote the song. It just happens that it fits perfectly to the song they wrote.

[@jjjonsson6852]

@@RolandDeschain1 Considering they made the song For whom the bells toll in 1984, another of their songs based on the Hemmingway book of the same title, and also the book on which the movie was based on, it's safe to say that this song was based on the original story, regardless of if they saw the movie or not...

[@RolandDeschain1]

@@jjjonsson6852 No. They straight-up said they had never heard of JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN before. And I doubt someone like Hetfield would ever read Hitler-loving commie scumbag Dalton Trumbo.

[@Nichole2228]

Check out Metallica performing Creeping Death and/or Enter Sandman live in Moscow.

[@markclark6702]

One of my favorite metallica tracks. To me if you listen to the lyrics as the music progresses (i) feel like im in a war zone. The music just make such a sound that (i) can hear the bombs dropping and the guns being shot off and grenades exploding. Idk if anyone else gets that feeling but i do.

[@callabo]

Yeah you don't hate rock, your just not as exposed and knowledgeable about it. Nothing wrong with that. And not liking the heavy stuff with all the screaming is the same as someone not liking mumble rap, doesn't mean they don't like rap. Keep doing your thing, you should check out "Lynard Skynyrd - Free Bird Live in Oakland Coliseum" or the regular album version but def check out "Lynard Skynyrd - Free Bird". #NoLimitNation

[@nicolasvillamil7523]

The problems start when people write off the entire genre because they think it all sounds the same

[@callabo]

@@nicolasvillamil7523 yup yup

[@greense65]

This is just top-notch Metallica. Intro building tension until all hell finally breaks loose. Then full symphonic mode around 9:30.

[@metalhead-go1nx]

Metallica "Sad but True"

[@malteins]

Aye, great to see you react to this genre, especially this band, been listening to them since born ;)

[@malteins]

Plz react to Master of Puppets if you can ;) Cheers Twon

[@jenniferhoolihan1450]

Amen

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

I'm a big fan of music as a whole. Metal entered into my world in junior high, and it took me to a new place. Music, no matter the genre should connect to your soul. If you're looking for more Rock/Metal - try Dio, killswitch engage, disturbed, sabbath, led zeppelin. If you want to see an example of Metallica's musicianship, listen to songs like "Orion" "Call of Ktulu" "To Live Is To Die" I picked those 3 in particular, because they are instrumentals.

[@ChrisMoneymakerDHRG]

The subtitles on your screen were killing me. LOL

[@crucialfyah]

Considering the things you said on here about rock, you should start checking out Rage Against The Machine. Rap/rock infused with mad bars! Lyrics with a real message about social issues, brutality, police state, war, etc. Aggressive. Crazy good sound. A lot of funk and vibe. Ton of energy. Check out, ‘Bulls On Parade’, ‘Down Rodeo’, ‘Testify(live)’, Know Your Enemy’, ‘Bombtrack’...I’m positive you’ll like it!!

[@vick247xe]

As soon as I saw your stinkface, I subscribed, had to see if you really felt it. Welcome my friend, so much to discover from here, glad to have you on board. Love from the Central Valley California

[@razzorblade3135]

Subbed. Nice reaction. Heavy Metal.. 🤘🤘

[@Extinguisher10]

There are few things better in life than watching someone getting to experience One for the first time.

[@metalmellie4371]

Two good songs to start out with would be Fade to Black studio version and Master of Puppets studio version

[@EquinoxComics]

I appreciate your honesty.

[@RicardoMartinez-kr5qk]

Bruh, if you like the guitar shredding you're more of a metalhead than you imagine.

[@JudgeJaco]

The lyrics tell the story. The guy with the mask is a soldier. You can read the book or watch the movie Johnny Got His Gun. A young soldier is hit by a mortar on the last day of the First World War and ends up in the hospital without arms, legs, eyes, mouth and hearing. BUT his Consciousness is still there. The doctors covers his face because his face is very damaged. So the lyrics match exactly with the (movie)clips seeing in the Metallica - One video.

[@eddie7098]

Next Metallica song " MASTER OF PUPPETS" and "FADE TO BLACK" Lyric video since theres no video for either song. One of their most popular songs ever. Good reaction. I just subscribed.

[@billbrasky1288]

One of the greatest songs ever written.

[@fortnitecoach8337]

I am no metal fan but this is one of the best pieces of music that I have had the pleasure of listening to. Very talented band.

[@pagefour6498]

6:43 Basically the guy was in war and they amputated his arms and legs. He lost his sight and hearing and he can't move and can't talk. All he has is his thoughts and he wants to die but can't say it but towards the end can send a message with morse code

[@djthehunt]

Nice reaction. This is in my top 5 favorite songs of all-time. The video used to scare me as a child when it came on MTV. Such a good video, and powerful music.

[@skippydinglechalk7564]

i can't believe people like him hasn't listened to one metal song yet but know that changes and i'm kinda liking it

[@Tomlightning]

the song is about a kid that was drafted into the war and stepped on a land-mine it tore him up so bad that they cut off his arms and legs , the land-mine took his eyes ears and speach

[@geraldherrmann787]

this is not rock´n roll. the umbrella term is ROCK, which then has subgroups like rock´n roll, bluesrock, classic rock, hardrock, progressive rock, psychedelic rock, heavy metal and many more. this is hardrock-oriented heavy metal. rock´n roll (like in 50ies elvis presley) follows completely different structures.

[@Boogie_161]

This is an anti-war song. The guy on the table is a soldier who was injured in battle. The whole song basically matches the movie clips in the video. It's based on a book called "Johnny Get Your Gun."

[@korvkioskshelvete]

Everybody loves a Kirk Hammet guitar solo. No matter what music you’re into. 🙂

[@lynette.]

You will learn by listening to whole pieces and different forms of the genre. You will find your groove.

[@freddynongneng9674]

Yo Metal is real music there's nothing in it but pure instrument metal will always live on bro I'm a metalhead n metal for life⚡⚡⚡

[@benjaminbaca2618]

It's about a movie about a man that went to war in ww1 at a time the medical science was advancing as an experiment the doctors kept the soldier alive to see if they could. The solder had no arms legs from the waist down and no eyes from the explosion.

[@bekahnavarro]

My absolute favorite Metallica song. Period.

[@maninscratch]

Here’s what’s going on: The song One by Metallica is based on the 1939 novel Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo which is about World War 1. It describes the life of a man who goes to war and is a victim of a mortar blowing up in his face which robs him of his ability to see, hear, smell, or taste and blows his arms and legs off. He comes out of a coma while in the hospital and during his time there he reflects on his life and the things his father had told him. Eventually doctors grow worried because he keeps having spasms all the time but doesn’t seem to be dying from them. They call in the general who has no answers for the spasming but a soldier alongside the general recognizes the spasming as Morse code. The general then asks what he’s attempting to communicate and the soldier replies with “Kill me, over and over again. Kill me”. It’s about a wounded soldier who cannot see, cannot taste, cannot hear, cannot smell, and has no limbs but is very much alive and wishes for death in a constant state of regret and sorrow. A specific passage from the novel inspired the song: “How could a man lose as much of himself as I have and still live? When a man buys a lottery ticket you never expect him to win because it’s a million to one shot. But if he does win, you’ll believe it because one in a million still leaves one. If I’d read about a guy like me in the paper I wouldn’t believe it because it’s a million to one. But a million to one always leaves one. I’d never expect it to happen to me because the odds of it happening are a million to one. But a million to one always leaves one.” In 1971, Johnny Got His Gun was made into a movie and this music video uses images and monologues from that movie.

[@jarhead4ever1]

Led zepplin dazed and confused itll blow your mind! You can thank me later

[@shmick6079]

Luckily Metallica doesn’t really have any screaming.

[@koccmagic6920]

That's Thrash metal for ya, mostly harsh shouting is the vocal standard for Thrash, tho they do scream at times, James Hetfield screams on some older songs. The sub genres I can recommend that don't have screaming, is Power Metal and possibly Melodic Metal, mostly singing in those parts of the "Metal spider web"

[@squibblez2517]

James always kinda shouts or growls, rather than screaming. Back in the late 80's the man was legit yelling without technique, and he lost his voice as a result. Sounds so fuckin heavy tho

[@SkatingSharif]

Damn son, who are you kidding here? You're a metal head for sure! Welcome to the black horde bro

[@silentwhisperstudios7808]

You should check out the band , Jinjer. Really good band...

[@somethinggrim9336]

Great song to start watching metal on, this was the song that converted me to the culture of metal. Rock on bro

[@BrianLee-cq2hc]

Nice reaction!

[@pasqualetremarki832]

Check out the S&M version of One. Its live with an Orchestra.

[@tymatter139]

The song is about a book called Johnny got his gun its about a world one soldier that stepped on a land mine and lost his hearing his sight his speech and his arms and legs and wants to die

[@ambrosiosantos6647]

React to more metallica

[@gailhill1599]

Metal music.... destroying racism one man at a time. I have never seen any guy, regardless of color, not respond to metal music! Everyone starts the head bopping and air gutair playing! Lol Love it

[@purplebeard1526]

Listened to you for the first time today, and one point I wanted to agree with you on, that even while I love heavy metal/hard rock music, the vocals with some bands can be sticking points for me even if I find the music part great. So, yeah, screamo vocals don't do much for me and are kind of a turn off. Fun fact about this track though, is that Metallica up till this video released said they wouldn't do videos. They ended up doing it because someone finally gave them a good idea for it and they basically rebelled against the current time cliches of metal videos at the time. Then, the song itself was controversial amongst the fans because of the slow parts not sounding like older Metallica. I kind of fall in with the haters gonna hate angle on the song. My favorite part has always been that hard break at the end and then through the outro, but I also liked how they built the song up with soft and hard parts till that point.

[@TamirElias]

Those dank ass translation's lol morse code=moisture

[@blackmetalgroot9233]

I winced every time he said 'screamo', and called metallica 'rock' n roll '.

[@jamellelangfordiii3586]

When you ask what this dude is about, right before they tell you.... 😂

[@munkeebranestoo5259]

The kid grew up to go and fight for democracy. He got blown up in the war. Lost his arms, legs, hearing, sight,... He was more miserable than miserable but they kept him alive. I forget the name of the movie those clips are from but, the talking isn't part of the song on the album

[@fizzydale9371]

I still to this day, dont get why people think it was landmine... You can see that it's a mortar shell

[@skt2468]

It says landmine in the song, actually. But, video shows mortar.

[@mahdirj47]

Yo that footage is from a movie which was inspired by a book about war and this song is also inspired from that book it’s about a solider who lost a lot of part of his body including his face because of a land mine

[@WILLSTARMONSTERS-MYSTERIES]

Just found your channel..my advice for listening to rock is to listen to STUDIO VERSIONS ...METALLICA ...ENTER SANDMAN is a great song...its about nightmares...the old creepy dude in video is the sandman that gives people nightmares

[@stangerdeath9555]

I too Hates scream first, now days i love it. You should react to master of puppets by metallica. It's a musical masterpiece

[@NLTwon]

On my channel

[@NLTwon]

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[@cindy844]

Well. Not only have I gotten a little education, I also have a brand new appreciation for this song! Thank you for reacting to this!

[@jenniferhoolihan1450]

If you love guitar playing... Kirk is the man!!!! He can play ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@finniganmcasscrackin373]

Hey man just a tip, when you react to videos react to lyric videos, I think you’ll appreciate it more..I know I sure do lol keep it up dude

[@HeadspaceCools]

Some quick things; The song is about a real World War I event that was fictionalized and turned into a movie "Johnny Got His Gun" (which is the black and white footage used in the music video). The real life incident involved a french soldier who walked on a landmine and survived, but was deaf, dumb, mute, blind, and missing both legs and one arm, but amazingly survived and overcame his injuries. The soldier was able to use morse code to communicate with his doctors and began to beg for death, which resulted in one of the first recorded cases of medically-assisted suicide. The movie somewhat sloppily portrays this with the nurse trying to kill the patient, where in the real story a decision was actually made by the appropriate authorities to go ahead with the assisted suicide, as it was very obvious this poor guy had absolutely zero quality of life. Also, now that you have heard the song / seen the video, you should react to Netflix's The Punisher season 1 trailer. That trailer is cut to the music of "One" and it's one of the best uses of a song in a trailer that I've ever heard.

[@robstyles8535]

Kev Benoit it was actually a Canadian solider

[@elbruces]

Its not a real life event, it was a novel of the same name. You can still read it and everything. People need to quit making shit up.

[@HeadspaceCools]

@@elbruces Shoot, my bad, though not sure why you had to be kinda nasty about it. Regardless, my older brother had told me, when the album came out, that it was about a real life case of assisted suicide. I've been carrying misinformation for 30-ish years, so thanks for setting me straight, appreciate it!

[@Mkll190]

METALlica is not Rock band. Their name is METALlica for gods sake.

[@NLTwon]

It’s a sub genre of rock and roll

[@Mkll190]

KvngTwon rock sounds like idk just its not rock. Metal is more heavy tune. You should react Master of Puppets live in Seattle 1989 and Creeping Death live in Moscow 91’ (1.6 million people in that crowd). And Sad But True live in Moscow 2019 for how they look like now. They are making music for 38 years and one of greatest trash metal band ever.

[@mfree80286]

@@NLTwon The grammy awards operated like that right up until this song came out, and then created the "Best Metal Performance" award so they could give it to these guys first. I'm dead serious. Putting metal as a subgenre of rock and roll is like calling R&B a subgenre of Jazz... *technically* true, but WAY beyond that point.

[@spitz5183]

KvngTwon No. Just because there’s no screaming in it doesn’t mean it’s not metal. Not all metal is screaming. Metal started out with only singing. There’s plenty of metal out there with no screaming/growling if those types of vocals scare you. For example, power metal bands like Dragonforce.

[@NLTwon]

Angelous Bacon I mean changing the title won’t make a difference lol I still enjoyed the song that all that should matter💯

[@sweetdreamsjm]

Dragon force "Through fire and flames"

[@staceybushor2308]

Watch the movie 1917 although this particular song is about WWII. The song is about the horror of war for the boots on the ground. And to think that we watch via TV with a disinterest that is inhuman. This is a powerful anti-war song.

[@Angelsilhouette]

Check out Motorhead's Ace of Spades or Kill by Death. Or if you want another sad song about the war, Motorhead's 1916

[@archersfriend5900]

Check out metallica whiskey in the jar.

[@robertcraane7910]

Or So What... then he's cured... hahaha!

[@craigpeneguy2839]

This is without a doubt the most controversial video ever aired on MTV. It's based on a movie that was in turn based on a book. The book and movie are titled "Johnny Got His Gun". You already obviously know that it is about war, WW1 to be specific. But it goes even deeper than that. Something not very many people catch because it's a lot to take in with a single sitting, it's about medical experimentation. In the beginning of the video you can hear the doctor claiming that " A decerebrated individual cannot experience thought, pain, memories and will be as unliving as the dead until he joins them.", further saying "If I were not sure if this I would not have permitted him to live." Later in the video you find out the doctor is very wrong when the patient is searching for a way to communicate, resorting to Morse Code to tell them to kill him and end his suffering. This video finally beat Michael Jackson's Thriller as the number one video of all time to air on MTV, not because of the money spent or the theatrics involved, but because of the thought provoking and controversial dark subject matter. Until this video aired, many people were completely unaware of the use of humans as guinea pigs for scientific experimentation. It is because of this video that people are aware of what was done by our own government to the Tuskegee Airmen and other cases of cruel medical experimentation.

[@munkeebranestoo5259]

It's about a man that got blown up in war, then kept alive and paraded around, when all he was is miserable

[@tbradley6250]

Nice job bro! From a 58 yr old. Keep it up.

[@metal-adjacent]

You should check out Satellites by Periphery. Its a good track to get into modern metal. It has mostly singing and amazing musical talent. The lyrics are a powerful message as wellm about how our society or maybe more so the government seems to operate.

[@bazookajoe2889]

MetallicA BOUGHT the rights to that entire Movie in order to make this video . It’s called “Johnny Get Your Gun” if I remember correctly. The lyrics are about a man who went to war , and lost his ability to see , hear , speak , touch. Lost his arms and legs . And is just stuck in his own head and wishing to die .

[@Chick_N_A_Flick]

This will always be my favorite Metallica song!!

[@stevelubbehusen5842]

Chicago- 25 or 6 to 4 LIVE AT TANGLEWOOD......Do it !!!

[@leandrolisa]

Please react to the WHOLE In Justice For All album. I cannot just listen to one song, they are all one huge package for me. Just do yourself the favor....turn the lights off, put on your headphones, watch the video's or listen without videos. If you have to drink them energy drinks, find a bed to jump un and down on. That's what the whole album does to me. I want to jump outta my skin. I saw them when I was 20 in 1988 in San Francisco at the Cow Palace. Holy crap!! Best Metallica concert I've been to and I've been to 3 of them but that tour..oh dang!!!

[@dugmetallica1]

Metallica - Halo on Fire

[@BerraLJ]

Jinjer Pisces is super, and seeing people react to it is it's own category on youtube, or should be, it is a lot of fun :)

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

There is something disturbing about someone smiling happily to the lyrics "Darkness imprisoning me, all that I see absolute horror, I can not live, I cannot dies, trapped in myself, my body my holding cell"

[@padgemahaj3167]

I wish I could listen to this masterpiece for the first time again

[@andrearodriguez9005]

I agree with you. I hate screamo and I’m a rocker chick from the 80’s. FYI Metallica’s guitarist Kirk Hammett, his favorite guitarist is Michael Schenker. He is the GOAT! Check out some MSG (Michael Schenker Group) The entire album Assault Attack would be a good place to start. Rock at its finest😎🤘🏼

[@mike865]

Don't let this ruin ur first impression of Metallica this is by far their weirdest music video! LOL. U should check out "Creeping Death" live performance in MOSCOW! TRUST!

[@metalmellie4371]

He needs to listen to the studio versions first that way he can hear the music otherwise he's just watching them perform it'll be good but I think it's better if they watch the studio version so they can hear everything😄

[@hajimenoippoconnoisseur538]

And by far one of their best songs

[@tintin9274]

Song is about a guy who returns from war. He stepped on a landmine. He has no hearing, He cannot talk, has no sight, no legs, no arms...basically a torso with with most of his face destroyed. He is suffering he is trapped in his mind causing not only psychological pain but physical pain. Unable to speak he wants to die. He wants God to help him stop suffering. He want to die ending all suffering.

[@SoleMax23]

Metal...and coming from a guy who grew up in NYC listening to rap, house, freestyle, club music when I heard Metallica for the first time back in high school, around ‘85-‘86, I was blown away and they became the only Metal band I love and still listen to and follow! It’s not that noisy messy metal music...Metallica has character! You need to see their live performances tho!!! 🤯

[@garyrobb5341]

The book was banned for the allied forces during WW2.

[@Neonbob]

Being Open minded is the start. Most people who set out on the journey of Metal realize it's much deeper than they thought.

[@ericjaimes4504]

Listen to early Metallica man! The first four full albums are staples of Heavy Metal, Metal not rock and roll my boy. This is one of the best metal songs ever made.

[@MrMrjunala]

The words you're looking for about metal might be "It's just not my cup of tea"

[@bakedbandit8169]

In the future look into the songs you react to, and give it a genuine chance. Would love too hear your real take away... Miss.

[@brendanharding6699]

Just fukin brilliant 👍

[@shep4life]

They go off in this song

[@tonystone3890]

The video is from a movie called Billy's got a gun. In the movie he lost his vision is a lost almost all his senses and he used Morse code to kill him which at the end of the movie she does. The lyrics of the song go with this movie. That one part that you said that you liked is Kirk Hammett playing the high notes on the guitar. What I like Lars Ulrich the double kick. I would not mind to see you react to Stone sour through the glass. Listen to those lyrics watch the video then the lyric video tell me what you think. The way you feel about rock and roll is the way I feel about r&b and rap.

[@NLTwon]

Yea I’m a rap type of guy but I thought it’ll be cool to react to other genres

[@Reblwitoutacause]

Jinjer - Pieces LIVE SESSION ( Napalm Record )

[@madcracker84]

You got to ease into metal and not every group is for everyone. Typically I don't like the growls and screams throughout entire songs. Slipknot screams but have some great music. It's all personal regardless of genre. There's many bands I don't like but appreciate the talent.