Saucey Reacts | Johnny Cash - Hurt | This One Messed Me Up

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[@anitaslack9193]

This song gets everyone. Seven decades of regret packed into four minutes of music is bound to hit pretty hard.

[@gk5891]

"Seven decades of regret packed into four minutes of music". I struggle through long meandering passages trying to explain my impressions of anguish,, regret, apology and goodbye. You sum it up in less than a sentence.

[@ericksoderquist8612]

I agree!

[@dagmar.6954]

This song was originally written & performed by "Nine Inch Nails". It was written about drugs & depression. But Johnny Cash's version is considered the best. His version is more about regret for past mistakes in life & realizing material things & fame mean nothing in the end. When the video was filmed in February 2003, Cash was 71 years old & had serious health problems. His frailty is clearly evident in the video. He died seven months later, on September 12 & his wife, June Carter Cash, who is shown gazing at her husband in two sequences of the video, had died on May 15 of the same year.

[@maxmess1235]

Trent Reznor said “I wasn’t prepared for what I saw, I knew then it wasn’t my song anymore”.

[@williamroop451]

The words of a man who had everything, only to realize in the end what he passed up along the way. If a person can watch that video and NOT feel it, they need to check their soul. After that, you need to fill the night with some Butt's remix or Champaign Taste by Home Free... something to bring you up... Take care and keep saucey.

[@davidtullis2810]

His closing the piano at the end was like closing a casket

[@friedagoodloe3430]

What you didn't see at the end was him closing the piano. I'm not sure if it is true but from what I heard, it was the last time he played it before he passed away.

[@jamesashwin735]

Yeah, missed the best bit!

[@Redryad]

Yeah there were several parts where he closed his eyes and all I could think was "Nooo you are missing important parts of the video!" Like the moment where he is just clutching his hand in obvious pain echos so well with verse he is singing.

[@toodamtired276]

June standing there looking at him and when he puts his hands to his face are the parts where I was like “You’re missing it! Open your eyes!” It is definitely is impactful.

[@bobkitten8150]

Mistakes, regrets, hindsight. Deep stuff, and yes, the older you are the more you feel it.

[@geminilady75]

I was VERY lucky to be in the company of Mr Cash when he was staying at The Mayfair Hotel in London. Such a gentleman who had time to talk to 18 year old me. A treasured memory for sure.

[@deborahvernarelli6394]

Very emotional song..great reaction, Nick..and yes you can really feel his pain..his wife passed away not too long after he recorded this..and he passed not too long after her..true love, they had for each other..she helped him get through his addictions and stood by him..thank you, Nick☺

[@JohnPaul-hm2ys]

Never saw you speechless, but the lyrics are powerful and you can't interrupt Mr Cash. Great and respectful reaction.

[@MrZaddax]

One of my favorite music videos ever.. Hits different… R.I.P Johnny Cash

[@susanbeckmolloy9536]

Always a tough one. His last, sad to say. Both his wife and he died soon after this. 😎

[@milomurphy9178]

When Johnny's daughter Rosanne first heard this she told her father that she didn't like it. She said it sounded like he was dieing. Both Johnny and his wife June died shortly after this was released.

[@thomasmacdiarmid8251]

As I heard it, she said something like "Daddy, it sounds like you are saying goodbye" and Johnny replied "I am."

[@hollylewis6631]

I think the part that hits me hard is at the end when he closes the piano and gently brushes his fingers over it like telling an old friend goodbye.

[@hugeackman7524]

Should read about how Johnny came to record this. It is a cover but he kills it. Remarkable Great react as usual 🔥🔥👏👏

[@JoanN63]

When I hear this Johnny Cash sing this song, it touches me deeply. Sadness flows through me. Memories of my life partner for 10 years. He had everything his heart wanted. But his battle with depression, PTSD, medication and finally alcohol cost him his life. He died unexpectedly three and a half years ago. He was just 2 weeks 60 years old.

[@janettetippetts7942]

What a sweet heartfelt song. Makes you think of all those you have loved throughout your life. At least it did for me.

[@LordMekanicus]

When Trent Reznor takes pause and calmly says: "It's his song now.", you know a legend has made his mark yet again. Rest easy, friend Johnny.

[@ShieldMaidenBLS]

I first heard this through Nine Inch Nails. Trent is one of my favorite artists of all time. But I've never been much for country. That being said, Johnny turned this in his own brilliant way and I love it just as much.

[@anitawright7169]

Johnny Cash is a legend! This song is so deep and beautiful! Love your reaction!

[@df5199]

A life examined with regrets.

[@BarrySowder]

Saucey, excellent emotionally honest reaction from you. Let me share reconstructive criticism with you ... You were so caught up in your emotions that you didn't play the video all the way to the end. The last few seconds of him closing his piano lid and stroking it with his hands was very strong symbolically and was a great ending. I've heard other reactors say that that is one of the fast rules of reacting ... Make sure to always play the song all the way to the end because you don't know what you might miss. Please keep up the great reactions!

[@thomasmacdiarmid8251]

Yes, a video is generally a complete work. Well-made, the video will enhance or develop the meaning of the song further. There was a tie when songs or other forms of music were only experienced by the live performance. Then with recording and radio, you could hear them at any time, but not have any visual element. Video allows a further development, in the same way that opera and musicals allow. You are right that the piano-closing scene is an important coda - it amplifies the sense that Cash was putting a finaity to his career, and in fact he was. Another thing that I think reactors should do, es[ecially with 'made with internet in mind' videos, is to see what comes after the primary music video. Often there is a messgae from the band that should be considered along with. You can tell pretty quickly if it is just a 'thanks for watch, please watch more, buy CDs, and send money' message. Home Free has had several where the message after is an important addition, such as Everybody Walkin' this Land and One Voice. Others, like the Butts Remix have a bit of outtakes that are fun and add to the enjoyment.

[@RPitch07]

You did an excellent job. You can't listen to this without feeling it. And you obviously did. And so do I every time I hear it.

[@vickifree944]

I grew up listening to Johnny Cash.

[@duncansbuddy]

As a human being, the most impactful thing I have ever heard and viewed, and I am not especially a Cash fan. It amazes how this video affects ppl in different ways mostly depending on ppls age, this is an emotional masterpiece.. Johnny Cash is the only artist to be inducted into the Rock, Country, and Gospel Halls of Fame. As a young buck, "luved" your reaction, revisit in 40 years. Thank u so much for sharing.!

[@julianwaters7192]

Fire reaction man 🔥

[@writergirl3233]

I remember when I watched this for the first time, I was amazed by how moving the lyrics were. Still moves me the second time watching it.

[@brendagrothier967]

This is an amazing version of the song. Chance and The Hound and The Fox did a version too.

[@sveltland]

That's a song you play over and over from time to time.

[@gk5891]

"Trent Reznor was born to write that song, but he (Johnny Cash) was born to sing it" - Bono "I just lost my girlfriend, because that song isn't mine anymore" - Trent Reznor The finality of him closing that piano tears a hole in my soul.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

The white house, in the field, where Johnny looks in the widow as a younger man, is his childhood home in Arkansas....still looks pretty much just like that...

[@judithboggs2196]

I have heard this reacted to from others, but you are the most real. Nick, when you feel, when you pause and it's obvious words are landing painful blows....that is when I most identify and appreciate you. This last song of Johnny's has the most meaning of any of his songs, reflecting as it does on all his life. The good, the bad, the ugly truths. It is stark, somber, sobering. We all begin this process together, but we don't end it all together and that's a hurt like no other. When we have lost our real selves in the journeying as well, like Johnny, we can only voice the reality we see at last, too late to change, too late to share with those who stood beside us so long, only to say farewell too soon. This is a timeless farewell, and an apology, for not seeing sooner. We need to learn this lesson now, while we have time yet to make the changes. Love you Nick. Love you.

[@callie3396]

This was originally a Nine Inch Nails song that Johnny covered and made his own. There is a more recent cover of Hurt done by Adam Chance on The Hound and The Fox channel.

[@debs42444]

It is …. Powerful…..

[@edithdavis2848]

Hard song to listen to.

[@davedavis9556]

Watch the Rick Rubin video on the recording of this song... Rick sent it to him twice and still had to convince Johnny to record it. Powerful!!

[@shadowcaster3222]

Oh man... can't wait to hear this with you

[@EarlJohn61]

"Stay the hell away from me. Ya hear!"

[@elvwood]

It hits hard, this one. As you say, make the most of the days you've got!

[@joeseay2883]

You miss a lot by not watching. I understand its easier listening but his whole life in pictures went by while you're looking away.! love your reactions.! Especially "I put a spell on you."

[@lisathompson616]

He is my husband's favorite singer

[@judithcure2255]

Be sure to listen to it again and watch the video, the visuals are important as well. Great reaction was always ❤️🌈

[@maryschaffer3918]

Although this is a Nine Inch Nails song originally, it will forever be a Johnny Cash song

[@dianeritthaler7792]

It was like his goodbye song

[@amandapatch7496]

Much love to the Saucey Fam!

[@LadyDragonsblood]

June being in this was quite accidental. She had come down to see how Johnny was doing and didn't realize they were filming....they kept the shot... turned out to be her last appearance...she was gone a few weeks later.

[@abdeton1899]

You missed important parts of the video by not watching. He poured out the wine on his belongings and at the end he closed the piano and caressed it, like he was saying goodbye to us!

[@jameskitson2982]

I was destined to write this song, Johnny was destined to sing it. Trent Reznor

[@hallranch548]

All credit to Rick Ruben.....he said this song was it ! He was right !

[@davidphillips4476]

Got no words...........

[@ASLLover666]

i love Johnny's version. can you dive into falling in reverse? I'd start with popular monster.

[@susannedesruisseaux5242]

You shouldn't have closed your eyes.The visual adds to his song and life story .

[@bjspeck4337]

He did what seems like a million songs but none has the authenticity of this one. When his daughter heard it, she said to Johnny Cash "It sounds like you are saying goodbye." He said he was. Someone who knew him said when he closed the piano at the end he never played it again.

[@bartonbagnes4605]

Nine Inch Nails wrote this, but Johnny Cash lived it.

[@wendyjones5065]

You need to listen to the original by nine inch nails!

[@buckismith]

You cheated by not watching the video…. You know it’s ok to cry

[@mandograssable]

Always watch a video till the end. You missed one of the most emotional parts of it!

[@joanneevans2021]

I love this. But you should check out Chance and The Hound and aThe Fox doing this as well.

[@Froggyh63]

The emotion in this song absolutely drains you....

[@lisathompson616]

Check out his friend Wilie Nelson

[@robertdoerr2599]

Has you know this originally done by nine inch nails. Trent reznor said this song is no longer his

[@peakviewmusic]

Dude you cut it off to soon. The way he closed the piano then rubbed his hands across the lid is exactly the way I have seen old people rub their hands across the casket of their dead husband or wife as a final physical contact.

[@ambda]

Unfortunately I've seen a lot of people 'reacting' to the video, not merely the song, with eyes closed as they focus more on the music. That doesn't work with this video. You really need to see each frame to fully get it.

[@davidgoins5417]

His wife died three months after making this and he passed waway four months later.

[@rousefire]

I think you cut off the most powerful part of the video . He closes the piano keys lid and swipes his hand across it as if to say good bye .

[@lorih4916]

You need to watch again. You had your eyes closed thru most of it and you didn't finish it.

[@jimtuell4076]

I appreciate that you really felt the music, both the lyrics and the way Johhny sang them. But you did do one thing quite wrong. This is a music VIDEO, and you closed your eyes for most of the second verse (and you didn't let it run to the end, where Johhny shuts the piano like - as someone said below - shutting a casket). This is one of the best music videos I have watched, and I watch quite a few. The videographer does an absolutely fabulous job of demonstrating the pain through his visuals - and you missed it.

[@eglin32]

Watch the clip man you missed brilliance

[@4potslite169]

I was disappointed for you when didn’t watch the video…the imagery is so connected to this performance…you missed so much.

[@gregflorence616]

I love the song but am disappointed you had your eyes closed through most of the video.

[@AuxesisHyperbole666]

You missed the last quarter of the video with your eyes closed then cut off the denouement. Sad.

[@bepowerification]

Getting old and dying fucking sucks.