THIS IS THE ONE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Alanis Morissette - Ironic REACTION

[@theheepster]

This woman isn't ironic, she is iconic😉. Absolutely dynamite voice.

[@jaylopez6281]

Your hypnotic

[@anononnl]

This was, 25 years later, one of the best albums ever recorded. It is eternal.

[@JuanGarnicaVera]

Totally. A master piece.

[@LittleGhost1313]

Favorite line: "IT'S LIKE TEN THOUSAND SPOONS WHEN ALL YOU NEED IS A KNIFE!" 🎶🎵😂

[@IENetworkTV]

Its like meeting the man of your dreams then meeting his beautiful wife lol. Fucked up

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

It’s easier to gouge out eyes with a spoon tho.

[@chriso6719]

From the Jagged Little Pill album. The tour for this record included the late Taylor Hawkins on drums.

[@ritapatrick3548]

Every song on this album is iconic.

[@itsmedino]

When I saw her in Houston he sang "We will rock you" while Alanis played the drums. It was one of the "funnest" arena shows I had ever seen.

[@chriso6719]

@@itsmedino Taylor sang that song with the Foo Fighter's too, when Dave Grohl brought his youngest daughter on stage to play drums.

[@angiewhite1402]

@@ritapatrick3548 your right !

[@mamatay7]

RIP Taylor 💔 When Dave was looking for a drummer, he asked Taylor who he thought would be a good drummer to ask, not asking HIM because Alanis was a MUCH bigger artist at the time than Foo Fighters, and he didn't think Taylor would accept. But Alanis knew Taylor would be drumming for Foos long before Dave asked, because whenever they crossed paths on the road, Alanis could see that Taylor and Dave were two peas in a pod. Taylor talks about his time playing with Alanis in her doc, Jagged. So sad that he's gone😭

[@15Anime4Ever15]

Fun fact about this one: none of the events/circumstances in the song are actual ironies. Yet, that is what makes the title accurate- because the song is called Ironic, yet includes zero actual ironies, the song, in itself, is Ironic. I just adore that, so much.

[@zzchop22]

It's ironic that you don't realize that many of these are ironies.

[@alamc200]

I think you'll also really like Alanis' song "The Uninvited", the video of her live performance is best - her voice is so beautiful in that performance. Another really good song is "Head over Feet"

[@RJbeachbumallday]

"Uninvited" live is a MUST.

[@choice12ozborne]

Have they ever reacted to no doubt tracks? That would be a good female Friday because Gwen Stefani is the boss of that band. Then there's another old song from back in the '90s by a lady and I can't remember the name. It says nobody calls on the phone except maybe the Pope maybe in Rome. Maybe is Sarah McLaughlin but I don't know for sure cuz I wasn't around. Those would be suggestions for female Friday. Even the Go-Go's which is the only all female band that will throw music sing it and play the instruments before and there's never been another one since. I just watched the documentary on them yesterday so that's how I know. The Go-Go's would definitely be a good one for female Friday

[@jlilley73]

@@choice12ozborne You're thinking of the song "One of Us" by Joan ... Osborne ;)

[@SherriLyle80s]

Uninvited! Yes!

[@kellyp136]

Uninvited is one of her best

[@mandamorris7934]

One of the most brilliant to ever come out of Canada. Absolutely one of a kind!

[@buckbuchanan4902]

I saw Alanis in concert in Hawaii back in the 90's, and she was amazing. She is really tiny, probably not much over 5 feet, but she has a massive stage presence! She was bouncing all over the stage like a five year old on a huge sugar rush, and she went back and forth from singing, to playing the guitar and harmonica at the same time, to pushing the drummer off the drum kit and going ballistic on the drums! She made the energizer bunny look tired and slow!

[@mitchlacasse361]

my favorite song by Alanis is track 1 from Jagged Little Pill, All I Really Want. It has one of my all-time favorite lines. "Why are you so petrified of silence? Here can you handle this?" then goes silent for 3 seconds. it's brilliant

[@dmwalker24]

You should see the video for this as well, it's quite good. Alanis was in a lot of ways a challenge to the status quo, and I'll always love her for that. She had a real tendency to push the bounds of 'acceptable', and not even in a profane way really. She just said things that coming from a woman, made some people uncomfortable. And she should get some kind of award just for that.

[@joanlooper2007]

Alanis was one of the few concerts I’ve been to. Tori Amos opened for her and Tori is an artist I think Amber would like.

[@joshuapeterson6072]

Julie and I drove an hour and a half to see Tori open on the 9 weeks tour. Couldn't stay for AM's entire show, as Julie was a teacher and we had to face Friday morning. The only thing that made it easier was the vast number of female teenagers who converted a concert into a boy band show-like fan fest.

[@tonialoconte]

I think Tori and Alanis co-headlined that tour and played similar-length sets. But Tori did go on first, as Alanis had experienced that huge chart and album sales success. I did a lot of driving to see that show.

[@lynnhettrick7588]

Amber would definitely like Tori Amos!

[@aimeerisch4059]

Tori was my first concert. unfortunately it was also where I learned I have light induced vertigo. 😢

[@lynnhettrick7588]

I saw Tori Amos at First Avenue! I think it was ‘92? Maybe ‘91?

[@jackking5567]

The whole album is a masterpiece

[@erinb.5103]

Alanis has a song called Everything. It’s amazing, you should hear it.

[@HolyRomanEmperor]

Always been one of my favorites of hers

[@rray848]

I said this last time you did Alanis... My favorite song by her is "Uninvited" from the soundtrack for City of Angels. (copied from previous post) I love the way it slowly builds with the swelling music floating around her voice... Till the full band/orchestra kicks in with the strings. If you do the live version you might not get the strings that the studio version has. The studio version uses an upright bass. This song has always reminded me of "Kashmir" by Led Zepplin in how it builds and its dynamic orchestra sound.

[@jonathanm71]

Another song that you'll love and is different from this album is called "Thank U".

[@mascottie]

You have to watch the music video for this. It’s iconic.

[@stephenulmer3781]

Still love this song. "Uninvited" by her is good too ☺

[@Shrykespeare]

Gotta say it - this has never been one of my favorites of hers, probably because I've heard it too many times. There are quite a few others that, in my brain, will never grow old. You've seen her embrace her rough side ("You Oughta Know") and her playful side (this and "Hand in My Pocket"), but if you want to see another side of Alanis, a fuller, deeper, richer side, do "Uninvited". "Thank U" is also a testament to how damn brilliant she is at lyrics. If I had to pick a third to recommend, it'd be "You Learn". And PLEASE, do more 90s artists - Sarah McLachlan, Tori Amos, and Garbage all had (and still have) huge fanbases, and they deserve a shot at winning you over.

[@KenOtwell]

Yes - "Head over Feet." Gotta do that one.

[@Throgmoyd]

Agreed re: Garbage - 'Queer' and 'Stupid Girl' being obvious choices.

[@AL13NM]

Sarah McLachlan, Possession, Garbage song Vow!!!

[@Rhiannon011]

@@AL13NM I love Sarah McLachlan's song "Elsewhere" so far have NEVER heard ONE youtuber react to it. I wish they would get more into Sarah, Tori, Jewel and MORE Kate Bush!

[@Rhiannon011]

Patrick Hodges I agree with everything you wrote👍.😎

[@samanthabissix5683]

If you want a woman with amazing vocal control and a gorgeous and unique voice, please try Sarah McLachlan. She had opera training early in her life and although her music is not even remotely operatic,, the mastery it gave her over her instrument is incredible and the emotions she can make you feel with a note... she is amazing.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

I LOVE Sarah McLaughlin "Possession" ❤️❤️❤️

[@canonfodder2068]

And they did! Irony, luck, or you have an inside track?! Good request!

[@samanthabissix5683]

@@canonfodder2068 LUCK! I laughed when I came back an hour later and there it was!

[@grainnecarr8564]

@@samanthabissix5683 yeah so creepy ha

[@scottvanhille5688]

"Building A Mystery" is my favorite from her.

[@jen-a-purr]

This song is as so important to me as a teen in the 90s

[@heflinG6832]

Uninvited is one of those amazing songs that keep you fully engaged! If you choose to react to it, the live version is definitely a must!

[@hopewelj]

I was waiting for a while for you guys to do this song, it’s absolutely amazing! I wanted you to start your journey with her listening to this song first. Next you absolutely have to listen to Uninvited, I think you will be blown away 😊😊

[@AZambri1]

They covered two other Alanis songs before this one, FYI. And yes, Uninvited!

[@hopewelj]

@@AZambri1 Yes, they did Hand in pocket and you outta know. I was hoping Ironic was the first one they reviewed. I felt like it showed her talent much more than the 2 they reviewed. Thank you for the reply ☺️

[@Cindrbell]

Uninvited!!! One of her best!!!

[@AZambri1]

@@hopewelj The song Thank U also really shows off her totally unique voice and range. But Uninvited is my favorite.

[@choice12ozborne]

I like One hand in My Pocket and you ought to know but I think they've done that. I like that gritty hippy Alanis morissette

[@tarynkirchen5961]

Head Over Feet, You Learn, and Mary Jane are wonderful songs you should react to by Alanis Morissette. Ironic is a great song and a fabulous video and I’m glad you checked it out!

[@choice12ozborne]

I heard that Alanis morissette was originally pop singer in Canada and then it didn't really work out too hot and that's when she started to go this different genre. Just what I heard by a few people

[@tarynkirchen5961]

@@choice12ozborne So says her wikipedia entry. I'd thought Jagged Little Pill (mid-90's) was her first after she outgrew You Can't Do That On Television, but she did have 2 dance albums released in Canada in the late 80's-early 90's apparently.

[@jlilley73]

@@choice12ozborne To hear her tell it, she outgrew that phase of her music. The Canadian music industry had her pegged as a teeny pop singer and she wanted to do something different, so she took a gamble and moved to LA.

[@brownwarrior6867]

This was playing in the Taxi when my wife and I were heading to the Registry Office to get married. 9th August 96’ My son was also there inside mums Taxi 😉👍🏼 It was a beautiful sunny day that day 🌞 We didn’t have much but we had each other and that’s all that actually matters. 🙏🏼❤️✝️❤️🙏🏼

[@jen_alanfromchicago53]

It would be ironic is your boy hates the color yellow. (Taxi - Sun) .👍🙋‍♂️🚕🌞

[@YehudaBerlinger]

Alanis is a phenomenal vocalist and a fearless songwriter, as you noticed. Also listen to the way she does her cadence, which syllables she chooses to stress and when and how. I think no one since Frank Sinatra did so much with the way they time their words. She is incredible.

[@kellypedersen6590]

History has been a lot kinder to this artist (and this album) than the critics and fans of more aggressive music (who saw her songs as little more than self-indulgent temper tantrums) were when this was released in 1995. I wasn't really a fan myself (of course, this came out when I was a record store manager, and I saw and heard this album ALL DAY), but I listen to it now, and it's solid 90s pop/ rock, up there with Collective Soul or Live or Deep Blue Something or Better Than Ezra. Thanks for the trip down memory lane I didn't think I was going to enjoy . . . but did. :)

[@violettompkins206]

I love Alanis! ✌❤🎶

[@23skidoo46]

The thing I loved about Alanis is just didn't give a fuck about what ppl thought about her art. She was just honest and put it in your face to like or not like. loved her attitude and that voice. amazing artist.

[@jillbishop4413]

Alanis has such a unique voice. Never tire of hearing her songs after so many years. I agree with lots of others. You should react to Uninvited.

[@alfredlandesman5165]

Fun fact: In 1997 Before joining Foo Fighters, the drummer Taylor Hawkins was in the pop singer Alanis Morissette band. He was on her band during 1995 and 1996on “Jagged Little Pill” and “Can’t Not” tours.

[@ItsMeJenBB]

Alanis is so cool. My FAVORITE song is Uninvited, from the City of Angels soundtrack. It's haunting and beautiful. I also love her song Head over Feet. Another really great song by her is Forgiven.

[@bigbluelou1562]

This whole album WAS my 1995. It just fit the time perfectly, and she is imminently talented. Great reaction!

[@evanhughes1510]

She had a lot of songs that were big on the radio around 95/96. Ironic, you oughta know, hand in my pocket, you learn, head over feet. All from the same album.

[@russelldavis4938]

This was back in her nihilist days. She soon after went on a long spiritual journey to find her meaning in life. I love it when people have enough insight to know there is more to life than things.

[@lynnlafever1810]

Alanis has a very special voice & delivery! Melanie, from the late 60s, early 70s, could play with her voice in a similar way in "Brand New Key (The Roller Skate Song)"'. But her most famous song is "Lay Down" which she was inspired to write after WOODSTOCK. VERY POWERFUL!! Fiona Apple, mid 90s, would bounce up & down the scales: "Criminal".

[@BradReddekopp]

Melanie has quite a few great songs. "What Have They Done To My Song Ma" is excellent, as is Ray Charles' cover of it.

[@tomst.antoine7742]

We definitely need some Melanie.....PLEASE....Check out her Woodstock performances....Start with Beautiful People. Yes, her studio versions of the cover of Ruby Tuesday and her original hit, Lay Down (Candles In The Rain) are great as well. She has that HIPPY vibe Amber loves.

[@Nur100etc]

Yes! Was just thinking the same thing!

[@choice12ozborne]

I heard that someone told Alanis morissette in an interview that none of the things in this song are actually ironic by definition. She said yeah I know, that's why it's called ironic. True story.

[@TheChick24]

This entire album is 🔥 spawned 5 hit singles! You oughtta know, ironic, hand in my pocket, head over heels and you learn. You should do the others you haven't checked out before moving on to uninvited and Thank U... different periods of her life and career.

[@jen_alanfromchicago53]

Even though she already released 2 albums, her 1st 2 albums were not 'rock' or 'alternative ' so they don't really count, Jagged Little Pill' has to be in the top 10 debut rock releases, maybe top 15.🤷‍♂️

[@JEREMY99218]

After the success of "You Oughta Know", the album's other hits helped send Jagged Little Pill to the top of the charts. "All I Really Want" and "Hand in My Pocket" followed, and the fourth U.S. single, "Ironic", became Morissette's biggest hit. "You Learn" and "Head over Feet", the fifth and sixth singles, kept Jagged Little Pill (1995) in the top 20 on the Billboard 200 albums chart for more than a year. Jagged Little Pill sold more than 16 million copies in the U.S.; it sold 33 million worldwide, making it the second biggest-selling album by a female artist (behind Shania Twain's Come On Over).

[@bsanderfer]

This entire album is amazing. There are some great tracks that didn't become hits. "Perfect" hits me emotionally every time I hear it. "Right Through You" and "Forgiven" are easily as good as the hit singles. Anyone who hasn't listened to this album probably missed the best album of the 1990s.

[@TheShaneCarter]

@@bsanderfer I remember when this album hit big. I bought it shortly thereafter. The whole album is good from beginning to end.

[@robertg7396]

Hey guys. Just stopping by to wish you both a great weekend! 👋😃

[@johnkonertz8042]

You can't go wrong with anything off her LP: "Jagged Little Pill " Uninvited, is a hauntingly beautiful song. ( check out a live version)

[@librarylady13]

I love her video for this. She has 4 personalities in the car ride. It is so fun.

[@connieb4372]

OMG.. My girls wore this album OUT back in the day.. brings back some good memories.. everyone was loving Ms. Morissette. Jagged Little Pill. Nothing like a woman scorned! Something that I didn't know until just recently was that the late Taylor Hawkins was her drummer for a time.. not sure if he played on Jagged Little Pill or not.. but I think the vast and unpaid comment section will let me know if I am right. As always, love the channel!

[@billhowe5921]

When my late gorgeous wife, Andria and I were married, it started to sprinkle while I waited at the gazebo on that beautiful Sunday afternoon. No, no rain, this can’t be happening, and just as Andria stepped into the hedged off garden the clouds separated, the sprinkling stopped, and the sun began to shine with all its glorious golden rays that moved your heart to nothing but positivity. We were married 20 wonderful years before an aneurysm took my Sweetie away from me in the middle of the night on August 19, 2020. I love and miss you my love.

[@tammybrigham7865]

@Bill Howe I’m so sorry for your loss. Thanks for sharing that sweet story. 💜

[@MrEriczamorez]

Veruca Salt!!! Volcano Girls!!!! Get into some 90s girl rock!!!

[@staratlas7778]

You two should really check out Thank You by Alanis! She bares her soul on that song, it's really powerful. She recorded it after her long trip to India, she's stated that it saved her life and created a new perspective on her life 🙂✌️

[@swinglow33]

If you want to hear vocal ability, try The Sugarcubes, “Birthday” sung by Bjork. Shes also very artistic.

[@sideline5519]

Can't second this enough. Her voice and inflections are almost otherworldly. Icelandic Fae.

[@1042Rocky]

Alanis Morissette is to the city of Ottawa what Celine Dion is to the the city of Montreal...queen bee. Well known in her own city, fame did not come until the release of this song. At that point, most of us Ottawans figured that her career was waning and that her claim to fame would be as a child singer/actress (co-stared in the Kids' TV hit 'You can't do that on Television' }. Destiny had other things in mind.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Alannis is the 90's Queen

[@TrevorPalmatiershow]

This album has no bad song. 33 million albums sold doesnt' lie. Madonna signed Alanis to Madonna's label. Shows how smart Madonna is too. Alianis is a Canadian treasure.

[@faithnyou1732]

Alanis has so many great songs! Highly recommend "Hand In My Pocket". I think you'd get a kick out of it. Thanks you two!

[@markcain9312]

Man I was in love with her when I was a teenager. I used to tell my wife I would leave her for Alanis Morissette if she showed up at the door and said let's go.

[@mokumboi19]

I call it vocal gymnastics. Alanis is a gold medal winning vocal gymnast.

[@brianburrows2041]

The best that ever came out of Ottawa Canada

[@chrisgobeil4751]

She did an updated version of this song in concert a few years back, also worth a listen.

[@BamaJayHayes]

I listened to Alanis a lot while growing up in the '90s. I was introduced to her music when I was 10. Jagged Little Pill is an amazing debut album. She was unlike anyone I'd ever heard. I think she was/is one of the most underrated vocalists ever. She's so unique. I'm pretty sure she'll be inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame in the not too distant future. ✌️ and ❤️ to all...

[@heather9857]

Wooohoo! Thank you guys for doing this one! Was thinking you would love it

[@karlweir3198]

Love our Canadian artist ❤

[@mattpotter8725]

I love the song, but Amber, you're right it isn't ironic but more unfortunate. You should watch the video on KZbin where Irish stand up comedian Ed Byrne slates this song for not being ironic!!! It's genius!!!

[@CaptLoquaLacon]

Here is a link to it, I came to say the exact same thing! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIWUhYmJidB0jsk

[@micksailor4715]

The only thing ironic about the song "Ironic" is that its supposed to be about irony, but it isn't, which is ironic. :)

[@IntenseSarcasm]

10,000 spoons? How big is your sink Alanis?!”

[@josephharte]

Yeah, I quite liked this song until Ed pointed out the obvious many moons ago :)

[@CaptLoquaLacon]

@@josephharte To be fair to Alanis, she has actually sung "It's a song called Ironic, with no irony" at times so she took the joke in the right spirit

[@cinemeleon2808]

Seeing this video play on MTV in the 90s is what made this song iconic!!

[@llorona7847]

“Uninvited” live performance from the Grammys (I believe it was the Grammys) is an experience you won’t soon forget. Also You Learn by Alanis is amazing.

[@katyland1015]

One of the best written and recorded songs ever. She is a MAGICIAN with her voice!! Thank you for this one!

[@jsjazz12]

She writes her own songs and she has so many different sounds. Hand in My Pocket is a great song.

[@OverworkedITGuy]

And I still feel exceedingly old every time I see/hear Alanis. I still remember watchiong You Can't Do That on Television and seeing her as a kid when I myself was a kid. #FeelsOldMan My hands down favorite Alanis tracks Not the Doctor and Wake Up.

[@brentcox7772]

Happy Female Friday!! Cool song! Fingers crossed for Allison Krauss!🤘🔥

[@palelinda1]

“Now that I’ve found you” is near perfection. Voice like butter. Delicious butter

[@wildk4tmc421]

Hand in my pocket is awesome too!

[@dorarie3167]

In the late 90s, Canada had some strong female talent: Alannis, Sarah McClachlan, Shania Twain, Celine Dion. 🇨🇦

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Amanda marshall as well.

[@pablosonic892]

She is a poet. Her lyrics are prose, every line a tome down a rabbit hole into a multiverse of worlds within worlds. A pure artist with an original voice, both literally and artistically and geyser of creativity and imagination. She's an idea farm. Listening to ten seconds of her cures any and all traces of writers block. Her follow up album has one of my favorite word combinations ever strung together in a row for a title: Former Supposed Infatuation Junkie. This Goddess, this lioness, poet warrior, she contains multitudes.

[@frankkempa22]

Along the same vein as Ironic, you should check out Howard Jones- No One is to Blame. Both are great songs in their own right.

[@lynnhettrick7588]

I wonder if she was influenced by HJ's song.

[@David_Theisen]

Head Over Feet is a great song by her!!

[@elizabethwood9409]

You can’t go wrong with any song on this album!

[@waltw4537]

It rained on our wedding day. Supposed to be good luck! 1977 and still married, lol. Definitely a powerful tune.

[@portalofwisdom8858]

After you did Bryan Adams the other day, it reminded me how many insanely good songs he has and I had to go on a Bryan Adams binge again. Definitely do some more Bryan Adams like Cuts like a Knife, Heaven, Somebody, Do I have to say the words, Straight from the Heart, Everything I do, and a few others.

[@tarynkirchen5961]

His team-up with Sting and Rod Stewart on “All for Love” is such a great song too! :D

[@portalofwisdom8858]

@@tarynkirchen5961 yeah, and he teamed up Tina Turner too in It's only Love. That one was really good too!

[@donjackson5522]

Would love to see the reaction to Bryan Adams duet with Tina Turner.

[@jefflovell9021]

Did you know that Taylor Hawkins was her drummer during these years. When he met Dave from foo fighters she knew he was gonna leave. They remained great friends. She is truly 1 of the greatest talents of all times.

[@debbieadams334]

I love this song. Thanks for the reaction. Please watch Beverley Craven singing Promise Me. You won't regret it

[@IamSteady1]

She slips into falsetto and back smoothly and effortlessly.

[@completecharleston7142]

Alanis is amazing - the music video for this song is very clever as well. She has so many great songs, but one of my favorites (and hopefully yours) is the music video for "Everything" - trust me!

[@johnmccarthy-behindtheveil]

For me, its about how life just happens to you, and each individual. You just have to seize the day, and enjoy life. Stop stopping yourself.

[@tonyterryjohnson8603]

So glad yourselves as well as others are appreciating her music. It is so easy to enjoy. Your House was a bonus track on Jagged Little Pill. She sings it A Capella. It is a great song that I bet you'll both really enjoy. I have recently watched the videos on You Tube to remind myself that it was a great discovery finding.that. great Bonus track.

[@SurvivnIn508]

I said before, but it bears repeating, the secret track is a pure gem.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

You picked a good one 💕

[@kelanth462]

She has one of those special voices that is so unique and very unforgettable.

[@tarawiseman8785]

Im happy for all the people who say none of the examples are ironic. You are blessed with being an optimist and positive person. Being a pessimist and expecting the worst at all times every example shows the irony of finally taking the risk and then it ends like this. That IS IRONIC. im happy for you if you missed the point it means you live an easier life than some of us!

[@MrEriczamorez]

But you all missed the music video! The music video of this song was so iconic!

[@randybliss6480]

Recommend watching the official video to the song as well.

[@BoltManiac]

I would disagree on this one. Too many times they have concentrated on what was going on in the video and miss some important parts of the song. I always prefer they just have the screen off and just listen.

[@MrEriczamorez]

@@BoltManiac for me, when you think about the artistry behind an artist like Alanis Morrissette it's also about she brought to the table as an artist. Not just musically but what she put out there in terms of visual content; it's an essence, a time period that she captured in her style, her music videos AND her music/lyrics. She was doing something cool, something fun and something we hadn't seen/heard before.

[@BoltManiac]

@@MrEriczamorez i can and do respect that, but in most (?) cases the single is out there well before the “official” video and fans can just enjoy the song and let what they heard sink in and think about it. In either case, most reaction video creators are making their mission to react to the song. Most do. I know some clearly don’t even look at the video on their screen while listening (whether is just be basic or one with a lot going on in the video)

[@_-.RAVEN.-_]

So excited for this reaction!!!

[@ervicito77]

Alanis is great! I remember a time when she did pop music back in the day in Canada. I kinda wish you guys reacted to her music video of Ironic though, the visuals were great! ☺️

[@3DJapan]

I just listened to some of a rolling stone interview she did in 2020 where she said she wasn't invested in this song and didn't even want it on the album until all these people around her were saying "please, please, please" so it finally went on.

[@jameswarkentin2798]

I recommend "Uninvited" is so powerful. The studio version is great, but the live video would allow you to see her sing live.

[@warrenrines3924]

The best music from when I was young the late '70s, '80s and early 90s have the best music. Great stuff

[@tiacalhoun3841]

UNIVITED by ALANIS!!!!!!! Y’all haven’t heard what she can do with her voice until uve heard this track!!! 😉 ❤️

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Sarah McLaughlin "POSSESSION" is sooo good. (the lyrics were straight from her stalker's letter to her). 👀

[@guitarzan5328]

Thank you. You just reacted to my favourite Alanis song. I don't think I need to request you any more of hers after this 😊 EDIT: My partner requests you do "Head Over Feet". It reminds her of how we met ❤

[@joannetyndall3625]

You would love "Thankyou".Her voice is amazing x

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Taylor Hawkins (RIP) was her drummer (this was prior to him drumming for Foo Fighters). This album "Jagged little pill" EXPLODED when it came out. It was so great.

[@scapito]

Yes, but not in the studio, just played on her tour.

[@christikirk7265]

Love this song.. 30 years later....ISN'T IT IRONIC. STANDS TRUE!!! LOVE Alanis!

[@shads7708]

If you really wanna here how great her voice is... react to “uninvited” live at the oscars I believe. Might be wanna of the greatest live vocals ever!

[@chubtoons]

People listen to the song and think that she doesn’t know the difference between irony and misfortune. But the last line of the song says it all. Even the worst misfortune (regardless of how tragic) can, ironically, help us in life.

[@buckcherrygirl]

Alanis is so original and fun !! Thanks for this one. I was going to say one thing but Diz Jake already said it. lol Did you happen to know she played God in the movie Dogma? Just a bit of fun trivia for you. Oh and Hand In My Pocket is another good song by her.

[@Shrykespeare]

They did that song a few months ago, that and "You Oughta Know." This is their third Alanis song.

[@the-dave-house-project]

Still remember her on "You Can't Do That on TV". Saturday morning sketch comedy from the 80's. If anyone tries to look it up, her name on the show was "Alanis" (gasp!). Lol.

[@niccolean]

The ironic thing about this song is that none of these situations are “ironic”. They are unfortunate, but not irony. However, her voice and the cleverness of her songs still made me a huge fan back in the day and I’m still a fan today. Fun reaction guys. Happy Good Friday!

[@tjhunger8644]

Don't discount cosmic irony the song is ironic under that perspective lens

[@kkay3784]

Jagged Little Pill is loaded with thoughts deep. I love watching you listen to this.

[@garyblackburn849]

Yes, definitely ironic that a song called "Ironic" isn't about irony, just having bad luck. Not my favorite of hers, but she has some great one. You Learn is probably my favorite.

[@rx7dude2006]

It is about irony though actually.

[@philiphudgens4726]

@@rx7dude2006 You must be the only person on the planet who doesn't know that none of the lines in this song are examples of irony.

[@HiddenCharmhome]

@@rx7dude2006 which is kinda ironic

[@Dutchbelg3]

Actually it is about life being ironic. Faith being irony. God if you will.. The feeling some one is pulling a trick on you..

[@rx7dude2006]

@@philiphudgens4726 Wow the irony thinking you know what you are talking about,lol.

[@markcole8698]

Saw Alanis live back in the 90's, she's amazing live! That I would be good is an interesting song to check out, Perfect is great as well, and Mary Jane is one of my favorites