SHE WAS INCREDIBLE!! Sinead O' Conner - NOTHING COMPARES TO YOU | REACTION

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[@morbidlyobeserobocop3038]

She called out the horrible things happening in the Catholic church YEARS before they were actually exposed. She made a huge difference to a lot of people.

[@TheIndependentLens]

Too bad it missed the many other messed up people who jumped on that pretending they weren’t doing the same. Yeah, msm, government. It’s way beyond that, boo.

[@nickhaswell6011]

Absolutely well said

[@davidpeters3857]

FACTS

[@26shedan]

I think it was genius to shoot her face for this video. She had big, beautiful, expressive eyes and the intensity of the emotions play across her facial expressions.

[@robbiecarroll5491]

Same her eyes and voice penetrate your soul and brings me to tears

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Yep. And this was at the time when MTV vids were all "experimental" with stop motion, computer animation, and other visual effects to take advantage of the then-new medium. It was a real change to have a simple video focusing on the artist and performance.

[@swankhood]

The video inspired Wrecking Ball video by Miley Cyrus

[@theshadowfax239]

Sinead O'Connor shaved all her hair off after she heard her record label execs talking about how excited they were to market her because she was so beautiful, and as a musician with integrity she hated that. Little did she know that shaving her head would make her even more beautiful.

[@thebeardedseeker5633]

Those Irish eyes are hard to deny.

[@pennymcneela7095]

My eyes filled up last night to the breaking news. Rest in Peace Sinead O'connor, go wrap your arms around your son. Thank you for your angelic music...

[@christelsegbars1630]

Oh that's a beautiful saving...hope for both, together forever

[@darlenegattus8190]

Yes

[@heatherhobbit2931]

My heart hurts. Sinead was life changing for so many young women. My friends and I all shared tears, and our favorite songs of hers, all day. 😢 Her Gaelic music is sublime. Black Boys on Mopeds, Troy, it's such a long list...

[@thegoat8570]

💔😥💔😥☘️☘️☘️💚💛🧡🙏

[@angelitepriestess1562]

I hope from Heaven Sinead knows how much inspiration she gave unconditionally to us as young women 💜🙏🌺 Fly On Angel We love you 💜

[@nanook8721]

Prince may have written the song, but it belongs to Sinead. Rest in peace, and thank you for all of the beauty and joy you brought into the world even though your life was often very difficult. ❤️ 💔

[@LKre-vi5oq]

Prince even admitted the song belonged to Sinead. One hundred percent.

[@minty_Joe]

Have you seen the version where Sinead was busking with Bono and Glen Hansard on Grafton Street in Dublin, Ireland? Beautiful!

[@suzie4417]

When I first heard Sinead, a few decades ago I was absolutely stunned by her voice & how beautiful she was . RIP beautiful songbird, you are with your son once again ☮️🕉️ 🇮🇪 😿

[@sammyd8860]

This is way better than the original (in my opinion) - this is an absolute classic. Poor Sinead had a lot of struggles, and losing her son to suicide a year ago, just hurt too deep. RIP Sinead.

[@jasonso26]

Her voice was a gift to the world, and she will be deeply missed. Rest in peace, queen 💔

[@christelsegbars1630]

All the flowers that you planted mama in the back yard, all died when you went away.... I still cry by that line. RIP beautiful soul

[@lolalilolily]

She's got a lot of respect in reggae and hiphop scenes too. Rest in Power Sister Sinéad🙏

[@martinmcdonald4207]

Sinead loved a spliff. Never effected her brilliant vocals. Rastafari Sinead in Peace.

[@LittleLulubee]

@@martinmcdonald4207 Yeah, she was friends with the rastas in London

[@damotheman4196]

Exactly man, Kris knew what was up. She ALWAYS gave hip-hop and rap the flowers.

[@PeterYates-kb4hp]

Sinead's version of 'Down Presser Man' is fantastic too.

[@vivienneclarke2421]

She was the same age as me. When The Lion & The Cobra came out I wore out so many copies. I was 21.......time flies! RIP Sinead💔

[@chriscaspian2280]

Still a class album

[@bluelotus3750]

I remember finding the lion and the cobra at a Sam Goody at a mall. No fanfare, just that brilliant cover. I was still in highschool, maybe 14-15(?) Of course, back then your parents dropped you off for like 8 hours😂 I always beelined for the bookstore first and read for a couple hours and then straight over the music store. I listened to it on repeat for weeks and then it was in my permanent rotation. When "I do not have what I haven't got" came out, I had just broken up with my first boyfriend. It was exactly 7 hours and 15 days since the breakup and I was sleeping over at my bff's house. We put this song on and cried and sang along like we had ever known such torture and loss. Ugh...haven't thought about that in decades😥 What any of us non Debbie Gibson/Tiffany types would have done back then without Sinead and others. Every generation has them, I know. But there are some voices...*sigh* They just transport you. You become convinced that aliens and angels exist. They all seem to die too soon, as well.💔 Thank you, Sinead for sharing your gift, even when it was hard. Go be with your baby boy. You are loved.💙

[@LittleLulubee]

@@bluelotus3750 Thanks for sharing. I’m an 80’s teen, too, and I always loved her 💙

[@jacqueline4514]

Written by Prince, Sinead O'Connor's version of this song is one of the greatest musical performances ever. Ever. Still have her Lion and Cobra album.

[@phoenixrising5088]

She has that beautiful mournful voice that so many Celtic female singers have. Irish and Scottish alike. RIP Seanid

[@jackabalas]

Keening they call that funereal singing voice

[@rnw2739]

Funerals right.....dirge like and always depressed...not surprising if they're Jock or Mick.

[@eve7093]

She wrote and produced most of her music herself. "Troy" is an amazing song, and the live version is even better. Really worth a reaction

[@bluelotus3750]

Troy...another great one. Her first album was her before the industry really took their toll. She was truly the first in a sea of Tiffanys and Debbie Gibsons...Sinead taught us that we were worthy of more than our looks. She shaved her head just to throw a wrench in her publicity. She paved the way for Billie Eilish and so many other female artists. Her and Bjork have always been top of my music idols.💙

[@LKre-vi5oq]

Her first four albums were brilliant. She actually made ten albums.

[@rnw2739]

Except her one and only major hit, this one - written by Prince lool.

[@rnw2739]

@personY-wg7dy True but nirvana certainly had more than one.

[@rnw2739]

@@personY-wg7dy It's low grade to assume supreme talent would be widely recognised and applauded? Curious.... the way you are idolising her, I'm amazed she wasn't for longer but no offence..

[@donnarice6209]

It's an eye to eye video because it's so deeply personal to Sinead and, watching her almond eyes and perfectly symmetrical , utterly beautiful face singing those words made it absolutely personal to us. I'm 63 years old and this song deeply touches me. And always will. It's an anthem. ❤

[@sammyd8860]

Sinead had spoken openly in the past about the abuse she had suffered at the hands of her violent mother, including being forced to stay out in the garden while her mother went to bed. When Sinead cried during the video it was at the line "All the flowers that you planted Mama, in the back yard" which just brought back those painful memories.

[@barbarabalaam5241]

"All died when you went away" 😢

[@normacraig7894]

She was just a fantastic singer...her voice just went straight to your body...hauntingly beautiful🎶❤

[@caitrionaweafer2993]

Why not her views? She spoke truth to power. She was our hero. She deserves respect for standing up for human rights. It's insulting and cowardly to dismiss all she achieved as an activist. Her voice is brilliant. So was her heart and mind.

[@hecatearadia1959]

Her life was her politics, she was all down for all the good causes. She came to my tiny town and I lined up to pay my deep respects as a survivor of sexual abuse myself, she was my hero, I loved her deeply.

[@reneeterra9863]

This song will forever be ingrained in my head because of a break up with my first love when I was 15!😢 And TBT, knowing what we know now, she was spot on with her views!! She was way ahead of her time!❤ RIP Sinead!! 😢

[@laynestj]

Thank you for this one. Such a soulful singer. RIP, Ms. O'Conner.

[@dragonwithagirltattoo598]

I was a teenager when this song came out and I used to always say she’d look like a model if she had hair. I thought her face was so beautiful. Her eyes were a beautiful blue. Now I think her bald head was bad a**. And very brave of her. She had a rough life. And some people treated her very unkindly when she needed empathy. May she rest in peace with her son 😢

[@queenjasminetemaiharoa7009]

She looked better than any model I've ever seen anyway.🤩 Especially with her beautiful shaved head💖

[@davidmackinnon919]

She was before her time. The shaved head was a statement against females being objectified as ' aesthetic beautification ' and her lack of hair did not detract from her beauty and angelic voice (with the occasional piercing note to keep the listeners intrigued). And as for her social stance....as I stated, way before her time. Love and light from Tasmania Australia 💜

[@danielesteve8359]

Brilliant and superior people are always prosecuted til death

[@waynejones5635]

One of the most beautiful voices I have ever heard.

[@Seanadun]

Sinead was a fierce, strong, vulnerable, and wonderful singer. Everyone loved her. She was a superstar. That one tear was for her mom, who died when she was 16 in a road traffic accident.

[@trishriley9681]

I feel that we are up close and personal with her face because she is being totally open with her heart in pain for all to see. And just Keeping it simple and also, expressing with her face how deep she feels and invites us in. Haunting, in a good way to me. Sticks with you. I recommend "Black Boys on Mopeds".

[@tinakeith5822]

RIP Sinead!!!

[@margaretohara7250]

Lovely tribute - yes, pain is what I saw in her eyes also - a hurt child. She sings a beautiful song on Dave Ledderman's show with Van Morrison and the Chieftains. Absolutely beautiful. Thank God she had music to help her survive. Poetry and music were survival tools for Irish people.

[@FierySquirrel.]

It's pronounced S(h)inead,Mugs.🙂Who can forget this song and her beautiful face,she was so very troubled and had to deal with such Tragedy this last year.Ireland is in mourning.☘

[@joseypinion6426]

I was 15 yo when this somg first came out, and going through my first heartbreak. I listened to this somg on repeat to the point my mom came into my room and told me she would take my radio if I listened to it one more time.

[@LHartman-gj7dl]

RIP warrior. One of the most influential women of my teenage years. 💔

[@DZtoUSA]

Thank you for honoring such a unique, talented, activist, beautiful artist ❤

[@pilotgal6191]

I remember when she released this song. Everyone wondered why she cut her hair so short. She said later that the record producers told her to fancy up her hairdo to look prettier. So, she cut it all off. Lol! What a badass spirit she had! RIP, dear Sinead. ❤

[@tedmcdonald6428]

Check out her performance of "mandinka" at the grammies where she had a tattoo of P.E. on the side of her head. It was a show of solidarity against the establishment. Such integrity.

[@paulfadeley3496]

R.I.P. to an absolute legend!!!! Now with her gone and Dolores O'Riordan gone!!! It is such a sad day!!! rest in peace ladies you both earned it!!!

[@irenedemarco1354]

Both had stunning voices....

[@queenjasminetemaiharoa7009]

I'm a massive fan of Sinéad and Dolores too. Both stunningly beautiful ladies with the voices to match. I loved how they used their music and fame to speak out against abuse, war and expose anything unjust. Including the unrealistic (& sexist) standards in the industry. They definitely left this earth too young. R.I.P Irish queens🍀🥺🙏🏽👑💖

[@CaptainStottlemeier]

It is hauntingly beautiful, angelic voice, so rare today. You will recognlze this voice anytime you hear it. Not surprised it went number one in almost every country except France and Spain. This song takes you to another place. Today musicians all sound similar. This was at another level. Prince should be proud of writing a masterpiece.

[@danielesteve8359]

Rare at all. We are here, but you don't want to listen to us

[@bluelotus3750]

My favorite of hers was from her first album the lion and the cobra "just like you said it would be". I remember being 15 and buying her first album knowing nothing about her. She was an ingenue. Gorgeous and what a voice! She will be missed💔

[@heatherhobbit2931]

I had that on repeat yesterday.

[@bluelotus3750]

@@heatherhobbit2931 Me too

[@heatherhobbit2931]

@@bluelotus3750 the tributes pouring in from so many artists, she was loved, respected, and admired. I don't think she realized this. 😓

[@bluelotus3750]

@@heatherhobbit2931 I am sure she didn't.😥

[@Alice-xy3fi]

Yes...even as an adult, and a woman, I find her face mesmerizing...and just hauntingly beautiful. She was also incredibly brave-- for example, in Catholic Ireland, she was, I believe, the first to call out the priests and their child molestation. She did it years before it came to light generally, and was reviled for it. Talk about shooting the messenger...paid a huge price for it. She was never, however, one to back down from what she believed to be true. Her interpretation of the song is very different from Prince's-- so different, it can be hard to compare them, or chose a favorite. After you've watched Prince's rendition, I urge you-- STRONGLY!-- to watch Chris Cornell's. Having said versions are hard to compare or choose a favorite between Prince's and Sinead's, Chris Cornell's is my runaway favorite. It practically knocked me over when I first heard it, and I've seen it do the same to reactors hearing it for the first time.

[@dannford-premiersothebysin9057]

She has an incredible catalog of brilliant music. Her duo with Peter Gabriel Blood of Eden is such a soulful song ! She will be missed😢

[@robbiecarroll5491]

Also great music with Massive Attack

[@ukdnbmarsh]

Prince wrote this song (1984) for a band called The Family but it never really worked, glad that it eventually fell to Sinead, fantastic voice.

[@Renee-Suzanne]

It's sad that she is only getting more mainstream attention now that she's no longer alive. Including Sinéad, there were a ton of other alternative artists whose music never really got the airplay nor the credit they deserved. Many had there music readily available in the country they were from and those of us here in the U.S. had to special order the CDs. RIP Sinbad. You will never be forgotten ❤

[@LittleLulubee]

She got massive worldwide attention, during her career’s peak

[@myowndrum286]

Not just an amazing singer, but her personal convictions were second to none. Such a huge talent lost far too soon. RIP Sinead

[@Joy-qw3wm]

Hauntingly beautiful song and Sinead absolutely nailed this.The simple video ,that incredible face ,knowing about her life ,it just brought me to tears.Sinead was way ahead of her time.Such a sweet loving soul ,may she forever R.I .P 💔❤

[@finley1210]

It is just as haunting as it was when it first came out. Her voice was like no other. I loved her music as a teenager and still do. She suffered so much in her life... may she rest in peace ❤

[@irishamericanpinupdoll]

Rest In Peace Sinead. We will never forget your gorgeous life and the struggles you endured in this world. ❤😢

[@clarakam3858]

R.i.p amazing soul❤. When i heard this song for the first time back in my childhood i cryed ,and the way she was ablle to make you feel her emotions is incredible❤. Such a hard life ,and music saved her life. This is an example how much a hobby can help you. I had a really bad childhood and i relate to her ,i started to turn the pain into paintings❤ and that help me too❤ I have to say somethong on that age i knew just a bit of english ,just started to learn english in school ,but the way she sings made me cry. Send you love from Romania❤

[@Nicoletta13]

Such a beautiful song. I loved her dince she came out. This song never gets old. And never gets easier to listen to. I think it was auch an amazing concept ti out her face aa the focal point. Its raw its real. Suxh incredible talent Gone wayy too soon RIP Sinead❤,,,,,🙏😢

[@newgrl]

No one knows Prince's version except huge Prince fans. His original version was composed for a band under his Paisley Park label called The Family. It was on their debut album in 1985, but that band never really went anywhere, so nobody had heard of it until Sinead O'Connor sang it in 1990. He did record it himself sometime in the late 80's, but it was never really Prince's song. Anyway... R.I.P. Sinead. You will be missed you rebel you. Thank you for being a piece of my late teens.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

When Prince heard her cover, he said, "She owns it now". These deserve an uninterrupted listen for a real first impression. Others do it and don't get bumped.

[@rachaelfreeman613]

She was and still is amazing her voice could bring me to tears,everyone says about nothing compares to you,but ithink troy was such a strong an amazing song and she wrote it herself like she wrote all the songs on her first album the lion and the cobra,if you have not heard that album go and listen to it you won't be disappointed 😊

[@TaylorB4Life]

She was GORGEOUS

[@Tddj11]

The lyrics..tears running down her face....man RIP

[@richardhargrave6082]

Amazing, uncompromising and vulnerable. She cut her hair off because they wanted to curl her hair and put her in a dress, so she cut her hair off and turned up wearing Doctor Martin boots. No one told Sinead what to do! And when they said she was wrong, she turned out to be right I hope she knew how good she was and that she was loved Rest in Peace

[@siogbeagbideach]

She won classic album of the year a few months ago at an Irish awards ceremony, an inaugural award in Ireland, have a look, Vicar Street Dublin, audience gave her love, she did know ❤ 💔

[@kathleenjurkowich9359]

She is beautiful. She has so much emotion in this song. RIP

[@janeysweeney7391]

So sad, RIP Singead 😢😘❤️ this takes me back, such good memories ❤

[@im2bz2bcn]

She was crying because her mother had just died so she dedicated to that part to her “ “all the flowers that you planted mama, in the back yard, all died when you went away”

[@hecatearadia1959]

Thank you for that, I did not realize her mother had just died, as bad as she was, it still hurts when parents die.

[@griffithmorgan4966]

You are the only honest Reaction KZbin channel. I've never seen anyone admit they had seen the video before. I think they are all faking it on a lot of their videos. Really appreciate you keeping your show real. I subbed. Prince wrote this. He was writing, maybe, about a maid that he had who he really liked as a friend. When O,conner sang it, it may have been that she was singing to her mother who abused her as a child. That is what many say anyway. There is a really good documentary about her, I think it's called nothing compares.

[@robanks3895]

Her tears were real. she was thinking about the death of her mother.

[@ConstantGardener-q9q]

What a lovely, kind reaction to her video and her troubled life. ❤

[@AmeriTerry]

In memory of seeing a MTV interview. The reason for the closeup I do believe that the video is a recording of the song. She did this studio wise and it's a pre-release of the song to. Meaning it's not even lip-sync. The closeup is actually hiding the mic that we don't even know is there. Now I'm not sure if the vid was out with the song? Though I think this is the first time that a recording live was ever done as a professional video. It's indeed incredible!

[@willh1970]

Check out Sinead's song 'Black Boys on Mopeds'. She was singing about racist abuse of black men and boys for decades. In 1991 she donated all proceeds from a single to the Kurds who were being slaughtered by Saddam Hussein. She was a proper Irish warrior queen. Respect.

[@LittleLulubee]

RIP, beautiful soul 💙💙💙 You will be greatly missed 💔🕊

[@nini1772]

Rip Sinead,you are with your beloved son Shane now...fly high angel😢❤

[@lorilxn1597]

This song gets me every damn time 😢

[@TheDivayenta]

She started out as a traditional Irish music singer. She was a courageous activist for the Downtrodden. She was one of the first to speak out against sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. The blowback ended her big career. Ahead of her time. Her son committed suicide a few years ago. She was bipolar- it was all too much.

[@PollyLolly-df7te]

Watch the documentary ‘Nothing Compares’ my heart simply aches. Thanks for your lovely tribute. May she rest in peace finally…💔

[@georgeblanchard5278]

R. I. P. may Ur ❤and voice be always remembered

[@Cheryltwin2012]

Prince wrote this one and she made it a smash. May she rest in peace.

[@waldemarwojtan1717]

I am very saddened, Sinead O'Conner was a very good singer in my opinion. Rest in Peace.

[@collumjm]

She was a torched soul from the beginning. Most music geniuses are. Nobody can scream down a mic like Sinead. Her first album"The Lion and Cobra" is all GOLD, The track "I want your hands on me" was in one of the "Nightmare on Elm Street" movies. She was a true talent. RIP, sister...I will always love you......

[@rebeccagibbs8794]

I grew up with this song. Watching, and hearing it back, I can honestly see her pain, and it just breaks my heart! Beautiful lyrics, BEAUTIFUL voice... RIP, sweet girl! 💔

[@bigdoghat3827]

The "Nothing Compares" documentary from last year is phenomenal and not at all what you'd expect from a music doc. It's really powerful, I can't recommend it enough.

[@juliewesterfield1028]

RIP Sinead. Chris Cornell also has a beautiful version of this song.

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

No arm waving, no dancing, no bopping around, just pure talent.

[@danielesteve8359]

Of course not. We souls do not have or need any of that to express ourselves.

[@michellelovitte8455]

This song just ripped me up.

[@nathappy624]

RIP love you girl!

[@carndt2911]

Thanks for being honest that you heard this before. Some reaction you tubers 'lie' that it is the first time they heard - Nothing compares to you. Great insight and commentary here.

[@jorgeechevarria215]

Great reaction and commentary. Another icon gone. R.I.P Sinead oconnor.😎😎🔥🔥👍👍🙏🙏

[@63Lsp]

Just watching, listening and reading about Sinéad non-stop. Thanks for posting this. I recommend Stretched on Your Grave live. You'll never forget it. RIP Sinéad💜

[@christinequinn5355]

I agree. I saw her perform live in Laurel, Maryland many, many years ago. When she did " I am stretched on your grave", it was just her and a beatbox on stage. Incredible.💚🕯️🙏🇮🇪☘️

[@ginafragata2947]

Yes❤😢amazing

[@EmilyEmilyEmily01]

Like you, this is one of the first videos I remember watching and being completely mesmerized. I've always thought she was beautiful, but as you get older, you get the understanding from the whole song while as a kid, didn't quite understand it, but it held your attention.

[@owlcu]

Genius is genius, whether it's "crazy" or not. As F. Scott Fitzgerald said, "Show me a hero, and I'll write you a tragedy".

[@Jason-ib4fk]

The sharp pitch rises you refer to are an element of "keening" which is an Irish mourning type of singing. You hear it more, for example, in Zombie by the Cranberries when Dolores O'Riordan sings that song.

[@bakercarl8518]

There's a reason why this song or video is still being requested or played 30 plus years later. It is GREAT ❤.

[@jons.105]

An impressive reaction!! But she has other songs, don't forget "Fire On Babylon" (great freaky music video about child abuse) and "No Man's Woman".

[@MaginFlaBlueChoice]

Beautiful song……it’s her song, such a beautiful voice! RIP🤟🏼

[@GaryAlfred-c3p]

I was exactly the same age as u mate, and my thoughts as a 7 year old was why she was crying and being so surprised that she was crying 😢but I must have listened to this song 2-3 thousand times and it still effects my whole body, goose bumps the lot, and what an absolutely beautiful face, they actually was only going to use her face here and there throughout the video but decided to use it throughout the whole video, and she looks a million times better with no hair, if u see her with hair there’s no comparison. God rest her beautiful soul ❤❤❤❤

[@ciconneannamae9599]

🎼 The follow up album, AM I NOT YOUR GIRL, is a brilliant album of cover versions, from standards to country tunes. SUCCESS HAS MADE A FAILURE OF OUR HOME is my go-to Sinead O'Connor song, a cover of the first Top 10 Country hit for Loretta Lynn! Check it out. 🎵🎶

[@floeyd.2405]

😢😇🙏 RIP precious Angel of God. I love her version of this song it is more heartfelt especially because she was pouring out her feeling toward her abusive mom after she passed away.

[@AP-gb3eh]

I watched her tear up the pope’s photo on SNL and new her career was torpedoed. The went after her for telling the truth. She was a Artist and a honest woman

[@robinbeerman4726]

Have u ever loved someone so much that you count the hours since they left or died.

[@LittleLulubee]

YES 💔💔💔 It’s been 2 years, 7 months, and 24 days 💙

[@yerrie1908]

I was 19 and I remember it all very well,the love of my youth life broke up with me and this was the song that was on the radio continuously for months, it still brings up a tear

[@Triggerhippie70]

Yes, that’s the point of this video and that’s what makes it so amazing and mesmerizing and impactful. It’s just her with that beautiful face and that black background. This song came out and I remember hearing it on the radio for the first time when I was driving in my car and I was like oh my God! I know Princes’ version because I was obsessed with prince growing up, but she does this song justice like no other can

[@debrablumrogers5096]

RIP Sinead 🌹... You will be missed ! Godspeed Now go hold your boy .🙏 x 💗

[@robertsterner2145]

I have most of her stuff and love so much of it. It's absolutely criminal that tearing up the photo of the pope on SNL derailed her career, especially when you consider that even the people who denounced her back then have to admit that she was 100% correct about the abuse happening in the church. Hell, even the church itself kinda admits it. One of my favorite songs on this album was called "Black Boys on Mopeds"--she calls out Margaret Thatcher and police violence against black folks in the UK: "England's not the mythical land of Madame George and roses / It's the home of police who kill black boys on mopeds / And I love my boy and that's why I'm leaving / I don't want him to be aware that there's /Any such thing as grieving"

[@Shadele1969]

Rest easy Sinead 😢❤

[@katharinanikol4206]

I highly recommend you watching her live concerts acts, these are really intense, Sinead's biggest talent is, that she feels tye song so intensely, that she puts every emotion in her voice....

[@patricialavallee8286]

No autotune. Pure raw talent! She was amazing and spoke the truth! Her and Prince didn't get along, I heard she said something to the effect, " he should of thought about getting into a fight with an irishwoman" 😂. May she rest in peace ☘️💐🌹☘️

[@Calmontheoutside]

I encourage you to listen to Sinead’s song “Famine.”

[@rhondamcbath6279]

The way your saying 7 yrs old, and saying it still makes you feel the same. Listening now should be a whole lot different than your 7 yr old mind could comprehend. I was 30 when this come out. I can say that I could appreciate this artist especially at that time, people watching music videos during this Era, when we seen this new female artist, we were just coming into what was called the Shock Culture!! I remember my exact words to my boyfriend when we first saw this video, I said, WOW this is a great song, and this woman singing she has very little hair. BUT WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FACE SHE HAS!! CHRIS Cornell sang this too...

[@MugnifyRTS]

It felt depressing to me as a kid, but I didn't know why up until I actually watched the video as an adult!

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Thank your for the very nice reaction video She did a lot of Vocals work on many tracks, I just listened to her on a Reggae track called "Empire" by Bomb The Bass, that's rather good, also check out her duets with Ian Brown, Shame McGowan, etc... She really was a wonderful Live singer too, check her out on The Late Late Show singing this song, it's incredible. Also a good track is called "Famine" which is almost like a Rap about the Irish Potato Famine. I am just having a tea at 8am.in Camden (London) McDonalds now,.and heading over to the Irish Cultural.Centre where I believe people have been laying flowers for her. Rest In Peace Irish Princess xx

[@belindalopes6774]

This is the song I remember her for.