SHE'S SIMPLY AMAZING!! 🎵 Alanis Morissette - Thank You REACTION

[@debbieplato5107]

You are right on Brad. After the success of Jagged Little Pill her world completely changed. She went to India to gain her balance back.

[@natecloe8535]

And to breathe the pollution.

[@mrvonfrites]

@@natecloe8535stay miserable

[@ptrlxc]

Alanis is “baring” her emotions, her vulnerability, just like she is naked: she’s decided not to hide anymore, her emotions is naked.

[@davidlucio7151]

Well said 👍

[@s.mcpherson6354]

Yes, accepting an imperfect world, with its pains and struggles, and her own imperfections; is better than hiding from life, waiting for it to get better.

[@LordRahl1975]

@@s.mcpherson6354 exactly that.

[@anamarisa2800]

Do you wanna see my fat belly? 😂

[@dimedraweriv258]

Simple as that. Well said.

[@grogueQ]

Brad nailed it. Awesome! She did go to India, she did do all those things he said. He's got the lyrics, great job. This is one of my all-time favorite songs of any genre. I was worried that watching the video was going to detract from the song and the lyrics cuz other reactions I've seen all people do is keep saying she's naked she's naked. Good to see you guys are mature enough to not let it make you miss out on a great song and a great video.

[@svenpoletka5236]

She became a kind of a self-righteous hippie, which is a bummer having enjoyed her music when her anger and disillusionment was the soul of it. Hope she found her peace, though!

[@macsfe9828]

@@svenpoletka5236 Yes, such a shame she's happy now.

[@svenpoletka5236]

@@macsfe9828 Please don't be such an amber. Like I said, good for her and just miss her musical talent.

[@sbird8675]

@@svenpoletka5236 She didn't lose her musical talent, it was just her style that changed. If anything, her vocals became more complex and powerful after Jagged Little Pill came out. Thank you and Uninvited are two songs that demonstrate her growth in vocal skill.

[@svenpoletka5236]

@@sbird8675 Are people saying she lost her musical talent? That's just awful!

[@wendyshaw688]

Lex, your infatuation with Alanis is super endearing! You got it, this song is about appreciating frailty and vulnerability and knowing that those are things that make us who we are! Great job guys!

[@metalmellie4371]

Lex is infatuated? You mean Brad! lol! Go watch thier other Alanis vids and you'll see what I mean. He's practically obsessed!

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

Brad is definitely infatuated, which Lex seems totally cool.with! And Lex seems to enjoy the music for sure as well!

[@bertrpayne]

I think this was the first single off her follow up album to the smash hit album "Jagged Little Pill". If I remember correctly, after she became a superstar, she took a trip to India to kind of "decompress" or whatever. So, Brad, I think you are right about that. And, yes, Alanis is amazing!

[@raymo6795]

...I had a bit of an infatuation with Alanis back when this came out....I would listen to it and weep, I so hated getting older...and I was younger then than now..I have come to terms.

[@TheMartinChronicles]

@@raymo6795 As long as you don't become one of those bitter old folks you'll be fine.

[@runyunhyde4373]

She went to India to do some soul searching and became a Buddhist. She credits it with saving her.

[@CoboProdz]

Ruined her

[@t0dd000]

@@CoboProdz not.

[@thegreatsoutherntrendkill272]

@@FleagleSangria I love her floaty abstract music (more than her edgy stuff too)

[@TheUpperbutt]

Buddhism is the tool that will bring peace and love this planet. Eventually

[@TanisHalf-Elven]

Yeah, especially all she could swallow from Dave Coulier

[@rrlg1]

She went to India after her inital worldwide success to take a break and find herself. Shes thanking India and exposing her emotions to push her forward in being vulnerable and open.

[@alexandresantos8049]

Alanis Morissette is indeed amazing , the best female artist of the 90´s, and thats a fact!

[@kyledaugherty1609]

Fiona Apple and Tori Amos are in that conversation too. The 90s just had an embarrassing glut of talent in every genre.

[@stormy7722]

Celine and Shania too

[@dougbarton4668]

In an interview with MTV, “Basically, I had never stopped in my whole life, hadn’t taken a long breath, and I took a year and a half off and basically learned how to do that. When I did stop and I was silent and I breathed… I was just left with an immense amount of gratitude, and inspiration, and love, and bliss, and that’s where the song came from, you know.” - Alanis Morissette

[@VansHalham]

Stopping till the point of stillness, requires at least 50% not doing. It's when you realize that nothing is really happening and you can relax and build strength for when you need it. Such a wise choice, going to India. At such a young age to make that decision. That's probably why she can still make a decent living through live performances. She's taking care of herself. Right on!

[@decomposing12]

I think this is a song about coming off the road for jagged little pill tour and being so disillusioned with the industry it was affecting her health hence the opening line. She went to India for a spiritual retreat to get her mental and physical health back in order.

[@robertovasquez1538]

I think I've never seen Brad smiling so much before!!! Keep enjoying Alanis, bro!!!🤘🏽

[@heatherwalker9776]

Right

[@Maipenrai55]

He is smitten!

[@raptormc76]

It’s so cool seeing him totally like something

[@Weddep44]

The more you listen to Alanis Morissette, the more it makes sense that Kevin Smith casted her as God in Dogma. She just has that otherworldly quality.

[@donnamcmanus7360]

My favorite movie🙂 She was fun in the role.

[@cavaliergt91]

Yup and speaking of Dogma they should check out the song Still from her and that movie

[@metalmark1214]

Simply put, Brad's in love, lol

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, 4 Alanis songs in 16 days, you keep going!!

[@jco207]

Soon he can actually play the full Jagged Little Pill album and a playlist of hers just because he wants to. Keep going Brad. You win and we win. A good follow up to this one is "You Learn."

[@johnquick1]

@@jco207 this song is from the album "Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie." Not being an a-hole. Just wanted to clarify. ✌️

[@jco207]

No worries, I just meant Brad is going to like listening to Jagged Little Pill all the way through.

[@johnquick1]

@@jco207 I really wish they would. Amazing album ! IMO. 👍✌️

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I think Brad is a Alanis fan. She is an awesome singer and songwriter.

[@clarkbarryj]

..and water is wet ... ;)

[@ginamarandino6451]

Lol yah I think he's hooked!

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I think he has reacted to half of Jagged Little Pill.

[@MY-ne1vv]

Brad’s smile when she starts singing 🥰 For me it’s how she can make men relate to her point of view ❤️

[@theartistformerlyknownashe1279]

Every Alanis Morissette song sounds like her just writing down the notes from a appointment with her Psychiatrist. Then putting them to music.

[@christophermckinney3924]

This was the first release of the album that followed Jagged Little Pill. She took time off after the JLP tour and went to India to study Buddhism and Hinduism and came back with a much different feel to her music. Instead of anger and angst, it was full of hope and forgiveness and a hippy vibe. Her thank you to India was for giving her a different introspective.

[@TheCornellJunkie]

Which for my money is a better album than her first. Mind you, her first album is huge... Her 2nd Album is still on my phone...still listen to it time and again

[@jasonspain3554]

I really think the magic of this album is that you're listening to a young woman that has fully accepted her thoughts, emotions, and most importantly herself. To accept your emotions whether good or bad is a realization saved for middle age adults. It's quite fascinating to see someone put down in lyrics this life transition. For one to accept their faults, insecurities, perception of self is really rare. It's a very open and honest album and it's one of the reasons it was so successful. Most people can spot fakeness. Alanis is not fake.

[@matzabean]

Well done, Brad. You’re spot on.

[@dartbull24]

Damn Brad got it all at the end. HE was spot on.. She DID go to India for a soul searching trip after her first album (Which was more angsty and angry) and her being naked in the video was showing her vulnerability and being finally comfortable in her own skin.

[@laurabrevitz3944]

BAM. Spot on.

[@adnap]

*THIS*

[@jasonhitchcock8911]

'"Jagged Little Pill" was her third album, not her first. But yeah, she went to India to find balance in her life.

[@denn-denn1473]

🎯

[@keetahbrough]

crying unabashedly... that's me every fkn day lol. and yes i too thank mother earth, cosmos, all my relations, brothers and sisters.. for this life and path... alanis always gets it right.

[@jkbezo1]

Alanis is a well respected legend since she was a kid. Acting and music for decades now. She's influenced many new modern singers too. RIP, Taylor Hawkins he was her drummer before, then with Foo Fighters.

[@mrman487]

Her whole band back then were top notch pros.

[@FURTHER_ADO]

Stop it, maybe in Canada she got respect for those mall pop dance albums but nobody in the states, or anywhere else, knew of her until Jagged Little Pill. Then she was an icon.

[@jkbezo1]

@@FURTHER_ADO Jaja. I forgot about that. She was doing dance pop music like Paula Abdul, Janet Jackson, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, and others back then, late '80s, early '90s. I guess just the Canadians, teen teenybopper girls in the US, other countries, and Nicholodean followers (started her acting career there) enjoyed her earlier albums.. Before she ventured off to alternative rock in the mid 1990s and after.

[@FURTHER_ADO]

@@jkbezo1 I'll say though, whenever the topic is Influentual 90s Artists people always seems to say a dozen singer before her until I bring her up bc, though her style and genre weren't my bag, I'd argue she's in the Top 5 Most Important Singers of the 90s overall and most important woman singer of the decade by far. I remember after JLP every female pop, rock and even country singers all had tried to sound more like her, be it just a small amount or full on Alanis knock offs and it went for a few years.

[@michaelthibault6106]

Respect is not the right word, for sure. She had an audience. lol

[@lenaburns]

I love Alanis. Please do “Head over feet”, “You learn”, or “You outta know”. All great songs. She’s so talented.

[@kyledaugherty1609]

They already did "You Oughta Know".

[@psycoCrazy1]

“All I really want”!!!

[@twistedginger1340]

See Right Through You is another great one

[@chrishepburn1503]

Head over feet is a good choice

[@johnhilton529]

It's still hard to believe how many hit singles she had off Jagged Little Pill

[@stuff3829]

She's baring her soul and thanking everything that got her to where she is

[@thomasbeauchemin1298]

It may be out there but you got it exactly right !! Good job Brad!!!

[@PigsHalo]

Dang Brad... You felt the connection to her purpose of this song and nailed it. Incredible.

[@JuandeFucaU]

that noise you are referring to is usually called a "vocal break" often used in yodelling..... it is a quick transition from one vocal register to another.

[@billycoffer8084]

She is one of those singers that can really move you. She can drill into both her and your emotions.

[@iRedbeard]

It's awesome that Brad is a legit Alanis fan now. I got a lot shit back in the day for liking her and now I feel somehow redeemed.

[@BalbazaktheGreat]

Brad nailed this one! It's always really satisfying when that happens, for some reason.

[@docwatson8848]

I like all of her songs, the video for You Learn is my favorite and my favorite song from Jagged Little Pill album. Interesting reaction her nickname was Alanis So Upset , LOL ✌️

[@TonyAngeloX]

I loved the hearts over Brad’s eyes on the previous video. I expected it to happen again, lol.

[@haroldrhodes2610]

Listen y'all, Alanis has brought out a depth in Brad I just didn't see coming. Brad's inspiring me to be a better listener!

[@tothelighthouse9843]

I appreciate Brad letting his enthusiasm shine thru on this one! Usually Brad, you're the cool lowkey one, & we appreciate Lex for her genuine & unbounded reactions. But on this one we can just hear & see your appreciation for Alanis. You said this is the first time you heard this one--I'm gonna guess it's the 5000th time for me. Canadian white girl coming of age at the same time as Alanis, & her music spoke to me on a daily basis for abt 5 years. Good times! Love you two, love spending time with you & hearing your thoughts & reactions. All the best in 2024!!!

[@cjonesufc]

I’ve always liked Alanis, but would never put her on my favorites lists. Having said this she is absolutely brilliant and I got the opportunity to see her a few years back at one of the casino’s in Connecticut. She was awesome. She sang her ass off, her band was packed with top notch musicianship, and she told a lot of anecdotes that told pieces of her story in a way that made her totally relatable. Also, she was the perfect choice to play God at the end of Dogma.

[@aedwards99]

Nothing more pure than the look on Brad's face while he's reacting to Alanis. Sheer curious fascination! Gotta do Jagged Little Pill!!!

[@richardcollette9884]

Brad, you nailed it. I lived in India for a few years and studied yoga and meditation. Where I was taught, an ashram ,that focused on losing your ego as Alanis demonstrates in the video. No makeup,no cloths and no ego. Alanis reserved the whole compound where I stayed, for her and friends who came with her. India is a county you need to experience by living in it and not read about it. By the time I arrived Alanis had left the ashram. It was kind of cool to know that she had stayed there.

[@xKagryx]

I saw her last fall, this was the final encore song (I’d been waiting for all night)-I was a bit tipsy by then, but I pulled myself together long enough to etch that onto my brain, hopefully forever!

[@rick5787]

Haha. Brad is like a teenager in these Alanis reactions!

[@Jjoker74]

As amazing as she is, I still feel she's underappreciated. That voice is so pure and perfect. "Thank you, thank you silence" is the best part of the song!

[@samsquanch1996]

She was HUGE in the 90s. Definitely not underappreciated, her prime is just over.

[@johnkominar8417]

33 MILLION Jagged Little Pill was a worldwide commercial success, topping the charts in thirteen countries. With sales of over 33 million copies worldwide, it is one of the best-selling albums of all time and made Morissette the first Canadian to achieve double diamond sales

[@philboyce1582]

Be carful Lex I’m thinking Brad has a crush I feel that emotion 😍

[@richarddoucet6617]

It is funny to watch Brad's face during Alanis reactions. Normally he is very analytic so you can see the deep thought on his face. Though when watching Alanis she causes him to randomly smile. As others stated she is actually wearing a nude colored body suit.

[@vanburger]

Michelle Shocked sang a Song called Anchorage. She (to me) was like an earlier version of Alanis Morrisette. Have a go with Anchorage....its a great track.

[@Kipperbob]

A really beautiful voice on a really beautiful lady,

[@jamescoleman8954]

So love her. Since day one. And Brad always gets that grin with her

[@timforde6944]

This is true talent. Thanks Alanis Morissette 🙏. A gift to let everyone know that everyone is brilliant. Rare and I'll say needed. Great guess Brad in my opinion your spot on. Look at you go brother.😁 If I was asked is there a reason for whatever I'd have to say yes now. Cheers Brad and Lex 👍

[@groovymcnasty]

The song highlights all that is bad in the world for us to be thankful for the positive things in our lives. Alanis sought enlightenment from yoga, meditation and a trip to India. Its a song of atonement and renewed perspective.

[@VansHalham]

Great reaction as usual, I loved watching Brad put the pieces together and enjoy Alanis live! Alanis owned Canada for 2 summers! Jagged Little Pill was so epic in Canada, we all went on our Alanis phase of contempt. She caught us all off guard with her raw emotion. I love her music

[@crazyjacobins305]

Easily one of the most expressive and intriguing voices of the last 30 years!

[@christophersmith2793]

Alanis has won 26 awards for her amazing performances and song writing including 7grammys best rock album best rock song best female artist!

[@kylethordarson2852]

She's on tour.... Get on it Brad & Lex!!!

[@TheRealSweetcherryo]

I saw her last Sept....I am so glad I went.....

[@kylethordarson2852]

@@TheRealSweetcherryo We'll be seeing her this Aug! Can't wait!

[@nolansteiner4771]

this is a beautiful song, very emotional for me. I appreciate how she just lays it all out there, for herself. Wish i could do the same, and maybe will do when i get the same courage as alanis. one of my favorites, EVER!

[@Hunter_Jumpr]

Thank you for everything, in life, come on!

[@thorkildecliveland]

I'm sure someone already explained but she is talking about all things,. good and bad that has made her who she is. For instance,. she had an inspiring trip to India,. then,. in the same line she is thanking 'terror' for some hard realities she evidently had to face? This is simply what I have found out doing research upon taking this trip with AM with you guys. My room mate use to listen to her but me being a 'metal head',. I never did. I am opening up my musical genre range in my old age,. glad I am. Along with Tatiana from Jinger, she is now one of my fav female vocalist just because of the uniqueness of her voice,. THANK YOU Brad and Lex for taking this journey with me and discovering artist that I would have never listened to otherwise. LEX I just heard you saying that you like the way she moves her mouth while she sings! I NOTICED and agree! I believe that helps her with the uniqueness of her voice in pronunciations and different pitch, etc. Regardless I find it to be a cool trait and is adorable.

[@ct5625]

I think it's as simple as her thanking the experiences and emotions that have made her who she is. I see it as an acceptance of trauma and choosing to own it instead of letting it continue to traumatize.

[@brigitteturnblom4164]

Next song from Alanis Morissette - That I Would Be Good (Live) :)

[@picnic75]

Hello from Canada!! Just for fun, you should check out her earlier stuff - I remember one "hit" called Too Hot from 1991. It was a dancey type song, before she really came into her own and found her signature sound. Way different than what you have seen so far. She became her true artist self when she released Jagged Little Pill in my opinion.

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

Well we all know who Brad has a crush on lol. I’ve never seen him this excited watching an artist before 😆

[@docvoodoo565]

“You learn” is a must

[@shelleywilczewski2932]

Well Done Brad 👏 👏👏👏👏 Love Y'alls Reaction as usual ❤ Peace & Love ❤️

[@elysium30]

Brad on the top of his game. Nice one She is an Angel

[@FredtheFrisian]

Just watched some of your reactions to Alanis, thanks very much! I was one of the listeners back when who were grabbed by her first album. Like with many artist it's hard to follow up, when you're "praised into heaven", as they say in Dutch. Everyone has their own favorite songs from that first album: to me the most precious one was "Mary Jane"; another one which is not played enough is "Right though you". It would be great if you would react to those songs. Warm regards from the Netherlands!

[@michaelccozens]

I can't speak to Alanis's childhood, but I do know she was involved in show biz from a young age and had a teenage dance-pop kinda album that didn't do well. I can't imagine either experience would've helped with the insane success of JLP, which itself is quite an expression of rage and cynicism and, to some degree, depression (brutal breakup behind all that, too). That sort of thing can really mess a young person up, as we've seen much too often. That she managed to find what appears to be at least some healthy serenity and peace, that then enabled her further tremendous artistic development, is all too rare of an occurrence, and one I think we're all glad she achieved, whether you're a fan of her work or not.

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

Love this song

[@WyldOil]

She's giving thanks to all the things she's experienced in life, like when she went to india to pay homage, it affected her soul. Its a truly beautiful song.. Love your Reactions! You two Rawk❣️

[@bluefish4999]

Damn seems like the 90s were yesterday, such a great decade of music and musicians, Alice and Chains, Soundgarden, Justin Sweet, Gin blossoms, Cheryl Crow(who wrote some good songs for other people), Rollins Band, then you had some of the 80s bands step it up like Depeche Mode. I'm living my mid-life crisis but I haven't got out of the 80s quite yet haha

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Bread nailed it. And she will always have those Irish keening vocalisms as part of her singing which makes it interesting but I love how she can totally wail and yet it's still pure and clear.. I've heard this song many times but I've never seen the video. And all I'm seeing is a really tiny thumbnail on my phone but I got the impression that it was supposed to be like a mask over herself like we so often wear but she's telling you what's real with the singing.

[@Markyajv]

Facts! Alanis wrote this song after spending 1 1/2 years in India. After she blew up here in the states she was really overwhelmed with the fame, feelings of loss, how the business treated her, how she was disillusioned with what fame brought her and stuff so she took a sabbatical. Because of this she wrote this to thank India for the experience that put her career life back onto a more focused track. She's also thanking the feelings and experiences she was dealing with. For without them she would not have grown as a person. It's an awesome song. Btw. She used to be a pop singer in Canada before changing genres and then blowing up worldwide.

[@richard_n]

There is a lot of meaning in this song. She thanks India because she wrote this song after visiting the country and it helped her deal with a lot of issues she was having at the time. Overall it's just that she was thankful for all the negative things that had happened to her to prepare her to actually enjoy having success and positive things happen to her. She is naked in the video to show her vulnerability.

[@yannhollister9091]

"Unsent" is my favorite Alanis song, gives me shivers every single time

[@sannaolsson9106]

One of my favorite Alanis songs. Please react to Hands Clean and Head Over Feet ❤

[@monicapyle]

It's good to see you liking her. This song got so much radio play when I was in high school that I actually can't stand it lol. But she's a phenomenal singer! I loved her Jagged Little Pill album. You should react to "Rivers and Roads" by the Head and the Heart and pull up a lyrical video of it. I've never known anyone who didn't love that song. I think you'd love it.

[@tammiec4937]

Brad’s smile is priceless. This song gives me the chills every time. She is awesome . Thank you Canada for all the artists you’ve shared

[@kristinabushnell3652]

Love Alanis!! The whole Jagged Little Pill album is 🔥. Not one bad song on it. So good. Great reaction!! 🙂

[@phatphat7089]

I think this song was off the follow up album! Not 100% sure though!

[@g3synth205]

@@phatphat7089 It was. It was from "Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie".

[@kristinabushnell3652]

@@phatphat7089 You're right, it absolutely is. I just like the JLP album the best, lol.

[@module79l28]

Today we watch Brad fanboying again over Alanis and Lex eyeing his reactions to see if he's not enjoying himself too much. 😂

[@tove236]

I think she's thanking things that have made her grow. When she's saying thank you terror, I think she means fear, things that torment her, not a terror attack. Thanking India, is probably because she went there, and it helped her evolve somehow.

[@Billsbury]

Brad totally gets Alanis 👏🏻

[@mikewhisenant5585]

And when she started, no one thought she could be successful... she made herself without letting go to the establishment.. She's awesome for NOT giving up!

[@susanhoh1414]

A mall singer...first bravo Alanis .

[@BradCooney]

Brad you NAILED IT. Alanis suffered from deep depression in her early years. She went on a spiritual trip to India to find herself and to heal mentally. She wrote "Thank you" as a thank you to all of the things, place, and people that helped take her pain away. Alanis is a practicing Buddhist.

[@RaefonB]

'Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie' is my favourite Alanis album. Jagged Little Pill is iconic, it's great. But SFIJ is art, man - I remember studying the album booklet with the lyrics, it was like reading poetry. Unique for sure.

[@ramonarellano4988]

Same here, the lyrics are incredible, along with some beautiful songs, nothing to play on the radio but a gem for music lovers, clever lyrics.

[@supergirl0526]

Same . I wasn't a huge fan until this album. It was so beautiful

[@mark-be9mq]

Favorite.

[@Habeev07]

From 1st grade till now 34 y/o and still crushing on Alanis. The way she throws her voice around and facial movement singing is such beautiful thing.

[@angelo9725]

Brad nailed it! Love this song

[@AzaleaLala]

Love the deep thoughts by Brad. Awesome interpretation. Many people did not like Alanis back in the day despite her amazing voice and creativity. I guess they didn't like her honesty. Not sure.

[@risksrewardsrelics51]

I bought Jagged Little Pill when it came out, I was in high school. Great album, but “Ironic” was played everywhere to no end. I got really sick of it and didn’t pay attention to much she did afterwards. A few years ago I was going through a pretty rough period in my personal life. I heard this song and just lost it. I ended up listening to it on repeat and crying my eyes out. It has deeply spiritual meaning to me, as I’m sure it does for Alanis. I’ve really found a new appreciation for her as an artist and a human.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

You got it Brad, she's 'baring' her emotions, and reflecting on the circumstances that formed her. Try YOU LEARN from her Jagged Little Pill album (1995), just as good and better.

[@lammertklaas]

She’s always great! Can you do a song from my favourite female singer+band? They’re called Florence + The Machine. And one of The most EPIC live bands in the last years. Great song (to start with 😉) would be Dog Days Are Over. Greets!

[@brianduffens2803]

I really LOVE Florence + The Machine's acoustic version of Cosmic Love.

[@quantumman555]

Yes please! I love them. Shake It Out is also amazing.

[@neilhunter5893]

On yeah, they should definitely do Florence & The Machine. Fantastic voice.

[@ImmortalBroken]

Ooh yes, they would love Florence's voice, Brad especially!

[@jesrush]

That ones my favorite.✌️😊💜 and you’re right Brad!

[@carson2646]

Alanis was and is such a beautiful soul. She was what coming of age in the 90's was all about

[@jmilandry5544]

Bang on, Brad. Got the lyrics in one. Introspection, meditation, contemplation. Forgive yourself, forgive someone else. All that emotional baggage just weighs on the soul. Along the journey you can find yourself again.

[@randyhanson9441]

Ah... Alanis' enlightenment. Thank You for the bad things, as they make the good things be appreciated even more. Live your life in happiness no matter all the things you and the world encounter.

[@kevinhechinger7843]

Brad, Your enjoyment of this woman's talents is a reminder that we are all the same when it all boils down to discovering/ enjoying pure genius. Coming from a man that has used music to cope with many personal issues and set backs over the last 52 years I say a huge THANK YOU! love to you both

[@sookkytoony1737]

I love how Brad's face lights up when he hears her voice, but you can see his it in his face he is trying to figure out what her lyrics are about! You guys are the best! You are sooo honest!

[@stretch753]

She probably visited India and saw the poverty. Thank you India, thank you terror, thank you disillusionment. She learns from negative feelings. And how to turn it around. She has other songs with that same theme. I think Brad nailed it.

[@kyledaugherty1609]

It had little or nothing to do with poverty. She became a Buddhist there. It's pretty clearly referenced in the song's final verse.

[@Stan_sprinkle]

Brad always gets it. This is my favorite song of hers, and the more you let the lyrics sink i it’s just so dang beautiful

[@julieholbrook5302]

YES!!! Vulnerability! It is baring her soul. I take the nakedness to be a metaphorical nod to getting fully in touch with the raw you. It is exactly what you said.

[@tallcoolone09]

Brad! You got it!!!

[@drummerofd.a.3773]

Now you have to do You Learn if you havent yet! I think I've seen all your alanis reactions so far and dont think o seen that one if you have done it

[@1960rlv]

Her phrasing is so unique it’s phenomenal.

[@jbassguy571]

Interestingly this song is from her followup album to Jagged Little Pill and was actually considered somewhat of a flop since it "only" sold a few million copies instead of 20 million or whatever JLP sold 😂