reaction to One by Metallica - millennial reviews Metallica

[@nmpete3365]

Holy shit she’s the first reactor to One that actually grasped the concept first time! Thank you 🙏

[@RigorMortisRape]

I’m not sure if you or anyone else will see this, but here’s what’s going on: The song One by Metallica is based on the 1939 novel Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo which is about World War 1. It describes the life of a man who goes to war and is a victim of a mortar blowing up in his face which robs him of his ability to see, hear, smell, or taste and blows his arms and legs off. He comes out of a coma while in the hospital and during his time there he reflects on his life and the things his father had told him. Eventually doctors grow worried because he keeps having spasms all the time but doesn’t seem to be dying from them. They call in the general who has no answers for the spasming but a soldier alongside the general recognizes the spasming as Morse code. The general then asks what he’s attempting to communicate and the soldier replies with “Kill me, over and over again. Kill me”. It’s about a wounded soldier who cannot see, cannot taste, cannot hear, cannot smell, and has no limbs but is very much alive and wishes for death in a constant state of regret and sorrow. A specific passage from the novel inspired the song: “How could a man lose as much of himself as I have and still live? When a man buys a lottery ticket you never expect him to win because it’s a million to one shot. But if he does win, you’ll believe it because one in a million still leaves one. If I’d read about a guy like me in the paper I wouldn’t believe it because it’s a million to one. But a million to one always leaves one. I’d never expect it to happen to me because the odds of it happening are a million to one. But a million to one always leaves one.” In 1971, Johnny Got His Gun was made into a movie and this music video uses images and monologues from that movie. Hope that helps if you or anyone else wondering happens to read this. Metallica is my favorite band, has been since I was a child. It took me over two decades, but I finally managed to go see them live just last year. Best concert I’ve been to, hands down. And this song is a major staple in their performances. Would love to see you react to some other Metallica songs, maybe even some that most other reactors haven’t gotten to. Also, thanks for unknowingly uploading this on my birthday.🤘🏼

[@Thranng]

Actually he was struck by a landmine. Hence the Phrase "Landmine has taken my sight, taken my speech, taken my hearing, ..."

[@kuzan-steele2043]

@@Thranng In the book and the movei it says it was a mortar shell but in the song James says landmine because it flows better and fits the song better.

[@stg-so7qz]

Happy late B-Day! One of my favorite bands also. Been listening to them since the mid 90's and finally got to see them live in Atlanta, GA in 2017. Hands down the most amazing show I've been to. The laser and sound effects when they played One were incredible. We showed up early and sat through two opening acts. When Metallica came on we were standing on the ground in front of the stage. The crowd let out a massive singular cheer. I turned around and I swear it looked like every seat in the stadium was occupied. One of the really cool things was when people shouted, screamed or cheered in unison you could feel it. Absolutely amazing. I'll never forget it. Also crowd was full of people of all ages and everyone we met was really nice.

[@barryluedtke1384]

The best anti war book ever! Read it 5 times. And heard James purchased the rights to the book cause he liked it so much.

[@manubishe]

I always wandered about the conversations going on in the video, so thanks for the enlightening !

[@kelvinfalzon2931]

"He's the product of your profession, not mine." that quote always gives me the tingles

[@ssarmazi]

with that nasty pause after 'profession'...and that smirk, too. It's awesome.

[@markinabarki]

for me its: "For democracy, any man would give his only begotten son"

[@reclutacontramontina5354]

@@markinabarki Also the desperate tone of the translator telling them "He says kill me, over and over again, kill me", like he's begging them himself to kill the poor guy...

[@MLGskyrim]

"Mother, where are you? Help me mother I'm having a nightmare and I cant wake up!"

[@sethmaki1333]

🎼Keep the home fires burning🎵while our hearts are yearning...🎵 Gets me every time. What a chilling way to end the video.

[@Squeaky_Bean]

There's a LOT of metal music out there that's aggressive and actually has meaning behind it. A LOT. Metal heads have feels too.

[@dankieran1974]

Very deep shit behind the screaming vocals and guitars

[@TheMXer42]

If anything i feel metalheads are more forward about how they feel, no matter the genre/sub-genre

[@kraikamchatkaCCCP]

The most part

[@ashleyharris7682]

Right on

[@robertpolicastro1]

Especially if you're a veteran!! That's what this song is about.

[@peterhz6]

I guess the next logical Metallica song choice would be fade to black.

[@austinbramer558]

peterz90 logical? No. Master of puppets. Its different. Fade to black has the same structure as this song

[@webfish69]

@@austinbramer558 LOL That was her first metal song ever and now you wanna push her into the deep end? lol I think Fade, then Nothing Else Matters then enter sandman. If that was her first I'm thinking baby steps at first. Warm her up before we give her the Jinjer. lol

[@austinbramer558]

webfish69 enter fucking sandman? No. Master of puppets is far from the deep end. Deep end would be like purify, if you even remember that song lol

[@chupasaurus]

@@webfish69 Master is fine, it's heavy but not face-melting and have moments to relief (for non-metal listeners it delivers the punch though). She has to be trained for at least 2 months of metal before hearing Tati, nononono.

[@Dragon-Believer]

Fade to Black is too safe. Too much like One. Metallica - Creeping Death Live Moscow 1991 HD kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5vNdKOVhrpoh80

[@Ohio19919]

as a Veteran from iraq and afgan, this song hits different. paired with the video its even more gripping. it almost hurts to listen to it. which means it was a Masterpiece for what is intended for. soldiers. and also its musically just beautiful how it transitions from slow to heavy to slow to HEAVY

[@NoneYaBidness762]

when I deployed (sandbox V1.1.0) this song was in the back of my mind.

[@billwicketvogel1787]

I stumbled across your reaction this morning . i have literally watched dozens of reactions to this song and you are the only one that has hit the nail on the head for this song. Awesome reaction !

[@slanzzy]

Bill Vogel thank you so much!!!

[@tyer6486]

Bill Vogel wtf does that mean in confused

[@botherguts1448]

@@tyer6486 She picked up on all the themes clearly and without struggle. I've seen some reactions that make me wonder how they even figured out how to post the video.

[@zzz7zzz9]

@@botherguts1448 many "reaction" videos are bogus. They've become a craze on youtube for easy views. Notice they all just happen to do the same videos too, because they all watch each other.

[@taraj1538]

The fact that she never heard it before.. .and impulsively started to nod her head at the right time 4:53...shows the power of this song and Metallica...

[@ashleyharris7682]

Yeah I have watched other people do this and they start nodding there head at the right time

[@aiden_macleod]

Too bad they suck shit now.

[@joeydrummer7929]

Aiden Macleod they will never “suck” just because you don’t like their newer music as much. They still made and make amazing music they’ll always be that band

[@aiden_macleod]

@@joeydrummer7929 I'm sorry, I didn't know that you decided what I think sucks or not. I wasn't speaking for anybody but myself, but you seem to think I was speaking for you.

[@aiden_macleod]

@Sean Donahue As a matter of fact, I think they suck shit.

[@protakill]

She honestly looked uncomfortable with the music video. Bravo Metallica, that is how you make music.

[@keithwishon3634]

EXACTLY!!!

[@OrchestralOrg]

*she let viewers know what music she likes because she played it at the end.*

[@killeradog9846]

This is one of the best if not the best song from the ...And Justice for all album. Love metallica

[@antiantifaterrier5761]

Andrew Bowman it’s my second fav. My favorite is to live is to die!

[@protakill]

@@antiantifaterrier5761 To Live Is To Die is one of my all-time favs. Cool name by the way.

[@Sammael6662]

I absolutely love the how headbanging comes natural, even to those who haven't really listened to metal. Great reaction!

[@slanzzy]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@theunknown4570]

I was a Hospital Corpsman in the Navy and worked in Veterans home with a quadriplegic patient. He only communicated with his eyes. He had been in that same bed for 20 years. He got in a car accident at the age of 18. Makes you appreciate what you have. And makes you feel embarrassed when you start to feel sorry for yourself and your trivial problems that will come and go.

[@nathanwhitfield7834]

I agree that he had worse issues than you, but you shouldn’t feel weak because you worry about your problems. Your problems are also life altering events. We all have the right to feel sorry for ourselves, everyone has their own problems that cause them stress and sorrow

[@LunatiqHigh]

Trying to bury your feelings because someone else has it "worse" doesn't help anything, it doesn't fix why you're feeling what you're feeling. Humans have emotions and I guarantee you that if he had never ever had that accident, he'd still feel depression at times too. Emotion isn't like the olympics, there are no higher emotions above anyone elses's, you feel those feelings for a reason. It's how you deal with them that matters the most.

[@zaqwertyfish]

Wow... I can't imagine what that would be like...

[@mikemurphy6757]

Neil Tipton me too, fellow Devil Doc! 97~02 last stationed with 2nd FSSG 2nd Med Battalion.

[@christinegelabert1651]

+Neil Tipton Thank you for your service both from myself and from mu family. #WW2ArmyAirCorpsMPsDaughter

[@selinaargento5235]

Glas she didn't interrupt the song every 5 seconds like most of these vocal reviewers do

[@Dan-hg8ns]

Right? I actually like her reacts because she listens to a whole song then gives her opinion. I hate the ones that stop and comment on every tempo change, after every verse or chorus and solo. Just listen to the song

[@inkoinfinity2]

It's for copyright that those people stop videos,alot of people don't really get big of a hurdle it is.You can stop it every three seconds,you can edit however you want, even putting fair use doesn't stop it from being blocked. Copyright is all encompassing. Your video can instantly get taken down with the bot system scanning videos or labels restricting videos with it.Dude you can even literally have the textbook definition of fair use (not reaction videos but things like news coverage and even only playing snippets to promote that artist in like a top ten video).You can also get copyright blocked if you sing the song and play every instrument yourself, still...I think you get the point.

[@fishingpol5195]

Most do it so it falls under fair use and doesnt break copyrights.

[@drinsouthwestWA]

sometimes i think its cause of copyright, and the vid gets blocked if played in entirety.

[@slanzzy]

Most bands are coming around and actually encouraging it..specially guys from Tool..etc. I mean why not? Metallica probably got $500 for this video and they are being seen by a new audience..whats wrong with that? Eagles on the other hand will strike you down in five minutes..

[@MikeDuryea32]

Being a Metallica fan since 1982 and I can honestly say that this is the only song that literally kicks your ass in 7 and a half minutes with the progression of it. Metallica = Legends

[@Jonnie8791]

For someone that didn’t listen to a single second of Metallica before, you were headbangin’ like it was normal lol glad you’re experiencing this side of music for the first time

[@simondavis7739]

Does anyone else feel that Leper Messiah is underrated

[@metalgear0138]

And Creeping Death as well i think...

[@JonnySublime]

Simon Davis ive always loved it

[@nickmorris2039]

I love leper messiah

[@jreamsnyder]

YES. I saw them in Columbus like 15 years ago and they made a point that they rarely played that song and crushed it. I was floored.

[@pranav3848]

I personally think it's the worst song on the album but that is a really high standard

[@jayb7775]

"For democracy, any man would give his only son...." "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep, deciding what's for dinner."

[@ivermectin1908]

Liberty is a well armed sheep contesting the vote

[@divinitygaming8673]

I'd like to see you mongoloids try to live in a non-democratic society.

[@turgin9098]

And that's why, at least on paper, the US isn't supposed to be a democracy. The inherent rights of the sheep are supposed to be protected from the wolves. The "common good" is anthetical to individual liberty.

[@shark70007000]

Hence, why we are a Republic. Democracy should have been abolished when they lost the civil war.

[@noamperov562]

I believe it's actually: "For democracy, any man would give his only begotten son..."

[@taddei3912]

A lot of metal songs have deep meanings. I always say "everyone likes metal, they just may not know it yet" 🤘🤘🤘

[@mattisixx1699]

That's actually true. Theirs over 40 subgenres of metal. There's one for everyone

[@joe-un1ky]

Problem with metal bands is a lot of them still hold onto old metal cliches. The ones who don't are amazing - Metallica, Tool, Mastodon etc

[@mikejohnston6729]

Amen brother 🤘

[@Metallian81]

Like others have said, there are so many bands that stick to the cliches of Metal. Don’t get me wrong, I love some cliche metal. Dio often sings of swords and sorcery type stuff, and Blind Guardian is all about it. Then there is the hair metal that’s mostly sexual innuendos. I’m a big hair metal guy. Today I’m more about progressive metal. This type seems to have more thought provoking lyrics than the typical Demons & Wizards (great band by the way) stuff. Some of my favorites now are Kamelot, Circus Maximus, Evergrey, Iced Earth, etc. a lot of it is really about the times the music is created and what’s going on in the musicians life at that time. Still one of my all time favorite bands that have done both cliche and poignant lyrics was Savatage. The Oliva bro’s. we’re a once in a lifetime musical team. R.I.P. Criss. 😞 Then there are bands like Megadeth and Metallica that we’re far ahead of their time.

[@timd2789]

Currently consulting with youtube to add a second like button

[@aaronclark1924]

Somebody was Head Banging towards the end😂🤘🎸, a new Metallica fan has been born!!!

[@slanzzy]

Hahahaha

[@bio-hazard221]

@@slanzzy for whom the Bell tolls by Metallica is a definite must as well Tool and Alice in chains No excuses by Alice in chains is my absolute favorite

[@greense65]

@Ragnar Volorus True, this is a beautifully, expertly crafted song. And yet visceral at the same time. No wonder it's an all-time classic.

[@totitakreknu320]

It is impossible not to. There is a harp cover of One - still head banging material.

[@patrickarts9091]

Sanitarium by Metalica would be a great next choice.

[@slanzzy]

Patrick Arts thank you for the recommendation :) I'm excited

[@fredtello]

@@slanzzy ...no Orion or fade to black..sad but true

[@PooplexCanal]

Or Disposable Heroes

[@eugeniavela6373]

Yesssss

[@kryptickodex3846]

I agree 200%

[@NYC_Goody]

Why all the dislikes? She was completely respectful to a band she's never heard. Not enough endorsement claiming how amazing they are for y'all?

[@ulissdeau7045]

Probably because that song is totally from millennial generation (1981-1996) and she review as a "Millennial"😂😂😂😂😂

[@jmjm1920]

God Bless🙏

[@bigdgoriders]

I agree, I mean I rarely dislike videos I don't like, I just move on, and reserve disliking videos for instances where a line was crossed (bad clickbait video, etc).

[@slanzzy]

Liss...dude...Metallica was around in the 1980's...I wasn't...thats like asking someone born in the 1970's to go back and listen to Frank Sinatra.....but hey..thanks for listening

[@ulissdeau7045]

@@slanzzy dude, you need to understand what you read and then make an opinion, not getting the comment out of context... Read the part "That song". I wrote a reason people are giving hate, maybe you just should investigate a little before making a video.

[@eddie7098]

METALLICA "FADE TO BLACK" STUDIO VERSION WITH LYRICS ( wouldnt do nothing live right now, the audience tends to drown out the music and emotion sometimes) ....A HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL SONG. THERES NO OFFICIAL VIDEO. GREAT REACTION,...I JUST SUBSCRIBED.

[@garrettshort3308]

eddie M I like to think the crowd ads to the vibe and that their live versions especially of their earlier stuff sound way better than the album.

[@eddie7098]

@@garrettshort3308 yes but for someone whos never really listened to this music by opinion was simply to say that listening to the studio version first would be better since theres nothing but the music to be focused on.

[@princessstreetmetal]

eddie M crowd definitely adds to Seek And Destroy tho

[@eddie7098]

@@princessstreetmetal this is true

[@saxwastaken]

@@princessstreetmetal And for Battery the version from Seattle 1989 is the way to go

[@wannaberocker331]

One of the things to remember with Metal Music also is that you cannot listen to the song once and understand all the musicality that is happening. There is too much for the brain to process, you have to listen to it multiple times and each time your brain might pick up a new sound. The progression changes, the tempo changes, you need multiple listens to really enjoy the song.

[@stevendearden8030]

very true indeed

[@HereBeDragonsYT]

Preach

[@ifyourfamous]

To be fair she confesses to being a newb to metal

[@FishingIsLifeBro]

So true. Put on a high end set of headphones and then listen again. So much more revealed.

[@SeanConroy]

Agreed. AND you definitely should not be watching a video when hearing for the first time. Shut your eyes and listen. Watching this all I see is a reaction to the imagery. There is no emotional connection to the story or the music. Listen to the music.

[@tomw2339]

If you want a gazillion likes, keep doing Metallica and maybe a few Tool songs. Their fans are fanatics. And yea, I’m one of them.

[@slanzzy]

ThePlantManager I am starting to understand the giant fan base :) thanks for the comment!

[@mezmerizer9422]

Megadeth, Pantera, Tool, Gojira and Jinjer- pisces live session is obligatory.

[@timfarrow1545]

Yeah huge tool and tallica fan here. Music reactions vids to the music I love are...addictive.

[@nahco3994]

If it's views and likes you're after, a reaction to Nightwish is probably one of the safest bets. Pretty much any song from their concert at Wacken 2013 will do. Bumps any reaction channel from a couple of thousands up to the 20-40k range. Yes, it's a completely different style of metal, but well worth listening to. And that's coming from somebody who used to make fun of Nightwish in the early 2000s and never really liked their songs. But I've grown up over the course of the last decades, and their current singer changed my mind pretty quickly.

[@ClassicKrusty]

Nine Inch Nails and Radiohead have rabid fans bases too. All four are outstanding bands,

[@ElenaAideen]

I can tell you as a veteran, that soldiers have indeed been forced to suffer like that. That is why there is the age old custom in the military known as Giving Mercy. Its always been a thing that those who aren't soldiers often find difficult to understand. There is a special pride that comes with serving your country by knowingly putting your life at risk. When a soldier loses the ability to truly live when they come home its crushing. Its not just physical wounds that do this to soldiers either. Thank all the gods that folks are finally realizing that and trying to help. I grew up in an era when people still cursed Vietnam Veterans, they cursed my father and uncles because they followed orders. They cursed them because they made it home... They laughed at me and my sister because our dad couldn't stand to walk out our front door. For years he spent all day just sitting in front of the record player listening to album after album of patriotic songs, trying to drown out the hate he came home to. Remember listening to One for the first time and seeing my dad sitting on the floor by the record player, day after day, year after year.

[@slanzzy]

thank you for your comment

[@lostinthedesert3788]

I mean this sincerely, Thank you to you and your father.

[@michaeldover]

My dad, being a veteran of 4 tours in Vietnam as a Special Forces soldier, endured the same vitriol that yours did. It was not until I was old enough to understand things that I realized what he had come home to over and over again. My utmost respect to your dad as a soldier and his patriotism. My dad came home without wounds, for which I am very thankful for, but he lost a number of friends there. As for myself, this song (and especially the video) is always very relative and sometimes difficult to watch, as I being a veteran of multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, know some men who came home not like they left. One of my best buddies was KIA in Kandahar Province while we were deployed together. Your dad is my brother. My dad is your dad's brother. Veterans love each other whether we personally know them or not. I wish your dad all the best..

[@VicInNocal]

At some point people realize that the USA is in many ways the evil Empire from Star Wars, and thus people who volunteer to be storm troopers for their mammoth war machine are not really worthy of respect, and saying "I'm just a drone following orders" just doesn't cut it

[@KylePoni23]

Heavy Metal has always tackled hard to tackle subjects. Suicide, Drugs, War, Poverty, Famine, Pestilence, you name it, there is a metal song for it

[@0SnakeDoctor]

I really enjoyed that reaction. It's very refreshing to see someone who admittedly hasn't heard a lot of metal openly say that she was surprised about the emotional content of the song. What you'll perhaps be even more surprised by, if you keep listening and reacting to this genre and the subgenres around it, is that it can often be more emotional that even mainstream stuff like ballads and the like. A lot (A LOT) of metal is very deep and in many cases, the songs are a way for the singer (and also the other band members) to exorcise demons. The rabbit hole does go pretty deep for some bands and songs (Alice in Chains, Tool, etcetera), so advance warning on that. Just be prepared and go in with eyes, ears, and mind open. Anyway, liked and subbed and looking forward to the next video.

[@AgunziLFC]

Rock and metal songs are the best for telling stories, a lot of people think its just screaming and shouting to guitars, but its so much more than that, if they would listen to the lyrics, most tell deep stories that are so much more than hard vocals. Try Master of Puppets by Metallica, but get the lyrics version and really try and understand the song, the music together with the lyrics is a musical piece of genius.

[@MrMajikman1]

Yes, a lot of metal music has real deep lyrics about life. Most people never really hear the meaning of the lyrics, they just hear screaming lyrics and loud guitars. Listen to "Holy Wars" by Megadeth, and delve into the meaning of the words. Older folks from my generation (my parents/grandparents) only thought that Megadeth/Metallica were only writing lyrics of death and destruction, when really they were trying to spotlight the chaos of death and destruction....the chaos of war, and the lack of compassion in humans. They were not writing about how much fun it was to kill someone.

[@denvergagarin659]

Correct

[@jacobdotson194]

Totally agree

[@rizzo316]

One of the few reactions to this song/video where the person actually “gets it” 👍🏼

[@slanzzy]

thank you Rizzo

[@MrBrook38]

She's never heard this stuff before but watch her head. Thrashing our heads isn't something metalheads made up, the music makes you do that. Here;s proof lol

[@Poobaya]

Hahaha, I was also thinking..and there she goes banging her head a bit already lol

[@daveycrocker4466]

Shes seen other people do it b4, come on now.

[@kevinscott3315]

It's a basic instinct. Hear heavy riffs, bang head.

[@undertow3461]

Like Manson said, "The music makes us do what we do." And, "My sympathy for the Parents"

[@epicon6]

Yeah ok whatever. This is not thrashing heads but head bobbing. You the same thing people do for every music genre that has a rhythm :) Head thrashing is purely a thing some d*k bag metalhead made up.

[@stuartcolquhoun867]

Really liked your honesty about never listening to Metallica before, and I was quite surprised that the song affected you like it did....brilliant song by a brilliant band....a song along the same line, although heavier, is Disposable Heroes....one of the best Metallica songs ever in my opinion...another is The Unforgiven....try those out and hopefully we have a new metalhead in our community....rock on 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@diamonddave1733]

Stuart Colquhoun she needs to listen to Harvester of Sorrow. Maybe that’ll wake her millennial stupid ass up.

[@OuchDoorPotatoe]

@@diamonddave1733 Not cool Dave. Not cool.

[@MrCmad1104]

Metal for me actually calms me down and if I'm going through something it put me at ease and makes me feel better. Everyone is different. I listen to most genre of music and Metallica has always been my favorite. Good for you for opening your mind. Look forward to more videos.

[@galenmarek8287]

For me it gives me whatever I need at the time. If I need to relax, it will calm me down. If I need focus or energy, it will be given. But I guess that’s how it is for us because we enjoy Metal.

[@westynnhall2595]

Same

[@2204as]

After all these decades, this video still strikes and touches me like the first time I heard/seen it. A true masterpiece, that really shows the monstrosity of war. And your expression while you watched it, shows me it still works for another generation then me. Spread the word and let’s protect peace!

[@Satchmojones]

When MTV played music, before the disease that is reality TV. No one today has the attention span for a song over 2 and a half minutes.

[@wandabhala933]

Sad but true....

[@m4dc4tuk98]

@@wandabhala933 See what you did there lol

[@jaysjams1517]

My friends and I all crowded around the TV when this video premiered.

[@redundantbadger]

kyle do you need to talk to somebody bro it's just television

[@jaymuzquiz2942]

@@jaysjams1517 Did you also set up the VCR to record the video on a VHS tape?

[@DiogeneDeSin0pe]

Metallica has many soldier/war themed song, "For whom the bell tolls" is another great one.

[@wushockvet3195]

Easily in my top 3

[@porkchopexpress19]

Disposable Heroes also is a good one

[@BoundInChains]

Anti-war you mean?

[@glynnporrino9435]

First Metallica song I learned to play fully! Cliff was the most amazing bass player

[@Justin_GFM]

duhawma To be fair, talking about war can be anti-war itself

[@wolfgonzolez5865]

I'm a 70's baby. I grew up with Metallica and have met them in person several times. Other songs by Metallica I think you might like would be Of Wolf and Man, For whom the Bell tolls, Ride the Lightening and Master of Puppets. They all got me through very rough times. And watch the Cliff Burton Bass Solos. He was the original Bassist for Metallica.

[@llmfinco]

That moment you see someone discover a time when music had a meaning. Priceless Algorithm brought me here, the chance to broaden horizons made me subscribe

[@Danjoker.]

Is nice to see a good genuine reaction to this song, unlike 90% of the other reaction videos are so fake and embarrassing

[@slanzzy]

Danjoker hahaha truuuuue

[@alexr448]

How the hell do you know that? She could be faking it for all we know. You even have a number to account for all those fakers? Damn, the irony 😂

[@Danjoker.]

@@alexr448 Yeah you're right, I exaggerated. I meant 89%

[@alexr448]

Danjoker that is embarrassing, mate

[@chelsblue7370]

It's not her cup of tea but she makes an honest attempt to try and understand. Well done

[@TheEnnisfan]

This has to be the most zen reaction to any Metallica song ever. She was chill the entire time. Amazing.

[@looysen1]

I haven’t seen that video in years. It totally gave me the chills. It was interesting to see your reaction. Metallica’s is one of my all time favorite band. Thanks for doing that. By the way, l love you original stuff. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@borisfeldman8022]

Great debut! Highly appreciated, that you didn't interrupt the song, but listened to the end before reacting and gave the musicians their respect. There is never late to discover metal music, specially the deep emotional baggage each song carries, therefore the music is so ''loud/disturbing/complicated''. Make a research on One lyrics, they are based on a book, which James Hatfield (lead vocalist) had read, if I'm not mistake it's called ''Johnny got his gun''. I recommend to react to lyric videos (in order not to distract from the song) or live performances. Other great songs by Metallica are : 1. For whom the bell tolls 2.Nothing else matters 3. Unforgiven 4. Sad but true 5.Sanitarium 6. Disposable heroes Have fun!

[@slanzzy]

Boris Feldman thank you for the feedback! I honestly didn't have much to say during the video because of its arresting sound/visuals! (I also hate when people speak over important parts of the songs) I'm really happy to be discovering this type of music now and I feel foolish for avoiding it my whole life before now. Thanks again so much for the feedback, I'll be doing another reaction video soon!

[@rileywilson2960]

It's about a soldier who lost his arms, legs, pretty much everything. All he can do is think, this song lyric is what he is thinking and he is asking for help, asking to die.

[@Judge_Jon]

some of the drums are morse code for "kill me" that the soldier uses from the movie

[@pip5528]

It's also based on a horror drama film of the same concept.

[@schnerpify]

@@Judge_Jon lol, no they arent. just another myth

[@simix666]

Sam Wittsell that movie is actually based off a book

[@jaymuzquiz2942]

@@Judge_Jon Really! I've loved this song since its release back in 89 and I have known about it.

[@frankpank6899]

James Hetfield said he wrote the song after reading the book “Johnny Got His Gun” in high school. Great book btw

[@Jagernotty]

I did my high school senior English report on that book. Very good book. Distrubing, depressing, thoughtful, but very very good.

[@sarahglass6841]

I've never read the book, but I've heard it's good, on my to read list. I've seen most of the movie, it was good.

[@bullseyebaby56]

Have you heard the garage version of this song? All the music and room for the lyrics was there but, he hadn't finished the writing the song yet. There's a lot of nah nah nananah, na na nahhh (in the "hold my breath as I wish for death..." part) they're all really aggressive nah's... it's kinda funny.

[@ILC-eo6vk]

They bought the rights to the Movie

[@mariobrissette]

What I like the most with your reaction videos is that they make me rediscover Metallica classics. It make me feel like if it was the first time and it make me remember what I felt when I listen them for the first time. Looking forward to see your next reaction and composition!

[@slanzzy]

Thank you Mario

[@JTrsqdiver]

Metallica has a lot of depth to a lot of their lyrics & musically they’re in a class of their own. I like how you reserved your comments for the end, unlike so many others who ruin it by continually interrupting the song.

[@alexphillips4663]

They do it like that to keep the copyright jackals at bay.

[@Ravishrex1]

Exactly !

[@brianwills299]

Amen to that! 99% of the song reaction people will stop the music in the best parts of the songs! Never interrupt a master guitarists in the middle of his solo!!

[@GeorgeWashingtonX]

'One' was heavy in every definition of the word..

[@andrewdods2236]

🤘🏻

[@theodoreknuyver7075]

It’s cool when a non metal head gets what it’s about❤️This is why we headbangers are good people 🤟

[@luislopez1800]

Thank you very much for patiently taking the time to review and react to music video. This means a lot to a lot of specific people. Thank you

[@ooloncolluphid360]

Deeper / more complex Metallica - Fade to Black, Master of Puppets, Sanitarium, Disposible Hero's. Metallica didnt do music videos for thier older stuff so you may as well hunt down lyric videos so you can comprehend as you go. I'll be watching👍

[@xdman20005]

Yikes. Youre the one with the bigger fish. One is great, haunting lyrics and the clean riffs, heavy riffs, solo. Ect. One of the best there is

[@Cr8Tron]

@@xdman20005 Then there's Dyers Eve, or The God that Failed, which are very personal songs they wrote. I am one of the big fish like you say, as I do prefer the Cliff Burton era... But the more I scan my brain (regarding what Metallica songs would serve best for a newbie who wants to get teary-eyed), the more I think the post-Burton era has at least *those* couple tunes to start with? Maybe the irony (that the better Metallica era could still be emotionally outdone by some of the slightly later work they did) is a reflection of the boys having just lost Cliff?

[@dablindscooter1973]

oolon colluphid so anything from the first 4 albums

[@anthonymichel4660]

Disposable heroes. For damn sure. An amazing body of work

[@aleveraj]

It's amazing to see how you can't contain the feeling of anxiety gaining over you. You're right, it gets you thinking... Be safe, take care and cheer up. I hope that panic attack never came.

[@slanzzy]

so true..

[@Josh_Jackson]

If you like poetic metal by Metallica, then you'll like the song "Sanitarium" by them as well

[@Franciscodesilvestri]

Josh Jackson that song is pure art !

[@peterstanslowisjammin]

Sanitarium is a great followup.

[@eliezere.navarro8805]

this would be the best follow up

[@vincent9596]

And the god that failed and until it sleeps

[@jaysamson5043]

Please review Sanitarium... All these songs are in a class of their own, and need to be heard.

[@ThomasKirkham]

Love love love Metallica! Their music spoke to me when I was in High school. This song in particular, helped so many veterans deal with PTSD, Anxiety and Depression. It helped to start a conversation for these folks. When I joined the military the meaning deepened for me. After 11 years of service, and spending time with all sorts of people form all sorts of countries and origins I could see how everyone has felt this alone and unheard. Thank you for listening and re-acting to this song! I love that you could see the deeper meaning in the lyrics and feel the emotion of the song.

[@Eneshi2071]

The way her face crumbles at "Kill me over and over". She was really feeling it.

[@albertgein3082]

Ya " All qued up for a panic attack " pretty much describes my generation welcome to Metallica

[@sondersonics7534]

I don’t get how she can feel like that from this... the only time I felt a little sick from music was Soil the Stillborn by Infant Annihilator

[@Eneshi2071]

@@sondersonics7534 It's not so much the music but the subject matter. She is putting herself in the "shoes" of the person from who's perspective the song is being sang/sung(?). She is imagining life as this deaf, dumb, mute, and blind torso with a brain case attached (don't know that you'd even call it a head at this point), desperately sending out its one lone wish using the only form of communication that remains to it, "kill me kill me kill me kill me kill me kill me".... pretty horrifying if you think about it.

[@pjhernandez43]

Yea dude when I first heard this song, I felt numb, i have a sense where I could almost feel a situation that somebody else is going through and when I seen the movie that's in the video, fucked me up for sure but definitely an eye opener that today's crybaby generation need...not that it's their fault, they coddled into a technology based world but...I get this feeling when I start imagining that if Warner hurtzof(something like that) did a remake of it, it would definitely be a paradigm shift

[@chriswedemann8599]

Such is the way of Metal.

[@Joxman2k]

I've listened to this hundreds of times. Not sure why, but listening to One this time evoked a lot of visceral emotions in me. It might be the fact that you are listening to it for the first time too. I think everybody at some point has felt loneliness and disconnection from others. I think that is why this resonates with so many people on some level. The music and lyrics touch that desperation within all of us. It helps us realize the importance of friends and family. I have eclectic tastes in music. I love experiencing a wide range of emotions. Comfortable, excited, happy, sad, fun, dark etc. It is human.

[@raymonddavis5521]

Metallica is a great band. If you seriously sit down and read James Hetfield's lyrics on most of his songs you will realize how talented the man is without even hearing him play a note. Then when they start playing it makes the lyrics even better. I'm glad you were able to come out of your comfort zone and give this great band a try.

[@larryrodriguez1977]

As most of people my age have grown up with this music its nice to see the younger generation stepping out of their comfort zones and experiencing it. i have a 19 and 24 year old and they grew up listening to this music and they love it

[@Lord_Dranek]

this is one of those songs where you need to listen to the studio version with lyrics then the music video. the song is about the movie Johnny Got His Gun where he is drafted for war steps on a land mine and ends up having all his limbs amputated, also loses his sight, hearing and the ability to speak. and on the subject of war, Disposable Heroes by Metallica is another must listen.

[@JMulvy]

I was 7 years old when my mother found me headbanging to this on MTV, Easter Sunday. The family thought it was hilarious but now it takes on a whole new meaning for me because recently my 70+ yo father told the whole family intimate and deeply personal details about his experience in Vietnam. Which up until then was off limits in our family and we wouldn't dare ask him about it.

[@janpulliam-bracey6010]

About a soldier who lost "almost" everything in a blast .... his friendly nurse helped him out with the only thing he had left.

[@thedebatehitman]

Jan Pulliam-Bracey I remember the helping hand incident from the book, but I’ve never seen the movie. Does the nurse give him a little TLC in the movie too?

[@TerraExodus]

Can't tell if losing your arms and legs but not the penis is a sign of good or bad luck.

[@thedebatehitman]

Terra Exodus It seemed to work out well for “Verifiedson,” a.k.a. “Broken Arms Guy.”

[@ryanbarker5217]

@@TerraExodus we had to read it in high school. it was a mortar shell, and he instinctively covers his junk, which is why it doesn't get blown off, too. i guess at that point it really doesn't matter, eh?

[@gsilcox]

@@thedebatehitman Yes she does.

[@vaughnnewman8903]

It is so rewarding watching someone from another generation identify and relate to an important, yet sometimes misunderstood song/video. You have connected to and identified with what we have felt since it was released. Much more amazing, dismissed, underappreciated/misunderstood music ahead...

[@slanzzy]

Thanks for all the feedback!!! Another reaction vid to come very soon :) check out my reaction to Fade To Black! Also follow me on instagram @iamslanzzy

[@Onefrank1]

slanzzy does stuff I’m a huge METALLICA fan there’s a lot of songs that are awesome but I’ll give you my favorite song. 1) Master of Puppets, 2) Fade to Black, and 3) Halo on Fire

[@eddiecabrera6428]

Slanzzy does stuff, I would personally recommend that you react to the studio versions first, then a live version of a band's song if possible.

[@andrewmoorefield5505]

Definitely check out Rage Against the Machine as your next band. Bulls on parade, Down Rodeo, Bullet in the head, know your enemy

[@terryberkshire5504]

If you want to hear the softer side on Metallica, I would recommend Nothing Else Matters or for a “touch” of country try Mama Said

[@sammylane21]

Sad fact, slanzzy, is that many real life soldiers have experienced this.

[@enerpro2955]

If you keep breaking down songs the way you just did, you'll build a strong following pretty quickly (and not just bcuz of your face). Metallica has a plethora of topical tunes, covering war and military, politics, addictions, death, faith, control, depression, the life struggle, literature etc, and Hetfield is certainly an interesting lyricist. There's many songs to recommend regarding the above topics, and an entire month might not be enough to get thru em all. A selected few I'd suggest would be Fade to Black, Master of puppets, Welcome home/Sanitarium, Disposable heroes, The shortest straw, Dyers Eve, Sad but Tru, Unforgiven, Until it sleeps, Hero of the day (S&M version), The fixxer, No leaf clover, All within my hands (acoustic version), Atlas rise, Halo on fire. Some of the songs are quite heavy and fast but that's often a conscious choice to support the story telling. In any case, hope their music will broaden your horizons and take you somewhere unexpected

[@slanzzy]

enerpro thank you so much for the feedback and knowledge. Highly appreciated. There is so much more to this band than I ever imagined. I'll be doing another reaction to Metallica soon. Thanks again!

[@enerpro2955]

@@slanzzy my pleasure. If you need any additional info or tips, feel free to reach out

[@austinbramer558]

enerpro now that was a good list of first suggestions

[@TheShayneMay]

I would definitely second any song off of Master of Puppets or Ride The Lightening. Not that the other albums are not as deep and thought provoking, but those two are extreme in their exploration of mental and emotional health. Like One off of And Justice For All being about a soldier who returns from war with everything taken from him; Ride The Lightening is about a man facing the electric chair; Fade To Black deals with suicidal thoughts; Welcome Home (Sanitarium) deals with being locked away in a mental institution; Disposable Heroes deals with how soldiers are disposable and replaceable; Master of Puppets deals with addiction, and so on and so on. Very deep in their exploration of the darker side of things and makes you really think about what it would be like to be in someone else's shoes and the consequences of what we as humans do to ourselves and others.

[@jasonrees8020]

100% agree. I have watched a lot of reaction videos, especially those involving metal bands and your style is excellent. You let the song roll all the way through and gave your take on it at the end. Too many youtubers interrupt the video to interject an opinion which, to me, breaks the thought process and take you out of the moment. Great video. Keep it up! May I suggest TOOL "Sober, Live at the Reading Festival".

[@chandley1976]

'I wasn't aware that this type of music could involve such strong emotions?' The wonders of modern music being mainly about shallow subjects, not real life, or subjects which people feel comfortable not giving any thought.

[@maximusmax4557]

She's a typical Millennial.

[@Billd0z3r]

so true, its such depressing unimpressive vapid crap. ugh

[@amilmartinez9078]

Yeah. Welcome to real music

[@Zaluskowsky]

Welcome Home

[@andrewdods2236]

Metal is Music !! And the blues of course ...

[@Frostrazor]

So I was 15 when this song came out. I had only recently gotten into harder music - rock etc, having grown up on 80s pop (MJ, Prince, Madonna, Cindy Lauper stuff). I fell in love with Sanitarium from their previous album. We didn't have KZbin or internet easy way to research and I grew up in a small community. I had no idea what Metallica looked like or what it looked like to see that kind of music to be played live. I remember MTV was doing it's "WORLD PREMIERE" it had been advertising of this video at 3PM. As soon as school was out, I rode my bike home faster than I ever had rushed through the door turned on my TV and made it in time to watch their first video ever and get my first ever look at my new favorite band. I remember how my smile and giddy enthusiasm slowly turned to absolute shock and horror and sadness and all sorts of emotions that felt uncomfortable. I was in a daze for the rest of the day and didn't know what to say or think about it but it left a huge impression on me and moved more than any song ever had before. Music videos at that time were usually happy and campy and cute....that video was emotionally scarring. But like this lovely gal said - in a good way cuz it makes you really introspective. About 5 years later after the Black Album was out I remember seeing an interview with (drummer) Lars who said "i love that people just didn't know what to say after seeing that video." That +1! Guilty. To this day I don't think any music video has ever moved me that way. Still one of the greatest epic songs ever recorded.

[@mile3306]

Your review right there shows what good music is supposed to do. Make you feel and a good band will have loyal fans that cant wait to see what they bring out next like you when you rode your bike straight from school. Personally it is my fav song in the world.

[@rej4166]

"Pretty aggressive sound mixed with an emotional meaning to it..." Spot on.

[@thunderstruck7718]

Ride the lightning!!! Please review! Great song!

[@fredtello]

Subbed.loved it.The most articulate reactor on youtube... Fade to black, Mater of puppets and my favorite...ORION...always do the studio versions first to understand the songs and lyrics

[@seanobrien6001]

Listen to Call of the Ktulu.... it’s about 8 minutes long. No lyrics. Just amazing music

[@mikegriego3671]

Also, To live is to Die

[@davecassady7468]

Dave.

[@fadetounforgiven]

Ktulu and Die are nice but, to be honest, Orion is simply better.

[@zane01235]

Who suggests Ktlulu over Orion? Madness

[@fadetounforgiven]

@@zane01235 only those who haven't listened to Orion.

[@adamgilligan3688]

" all gave some and some gave all." " Many soldiers will return from war, but none can ever go home." "WAR can not show who is right it will only show who is left"

[@nigeldepledge3790]

"... that was a really aggressive sound..." Erm, this is one of their ballads. Contrast this with, say, "Damage, Inc." or "Battery", both from the album Master of Puppets.

[@atlasadventuring3363]

Remember though, she's new to Metallica lol she will learn

[@nigeldepledge3790]

@Ray Marquez I dunno - there's something about the mix on Kill 'Em All that makes it lack the visceral punch of Master.

[@KingPlaysOfficial]

keep in mind that justice pretty much had no bass and cranked treble so the guitars do sound more 'aggressive'

[@wtfpaul1]

@@nigeldepledge3790 it's the severe lack of bass on the early albums

[@maximusmax4557]

Doesn't mean it's not any less aggressive, pleb.

[@Melchiar81]

I'm glad that you basically got the meaning of the song right away. Too many people listen to music but not the actual lyrics.

[@21Piloteer]

The video clips are from the movie "Johnny Got His Gun" from 1971. It's about a World War I soldier who's severely wounded. The movie is based off of a book of the same name from the 1930's.

[@adamblakeney8446]

Also the book and I guess movie is what the song was written about. They go hand in hand. Also the is the first "music video" for a metal song that really wasn't a live performance. So people say anyways.

[@adamblakeney8446]

And started the rumor metallica was selling out.

[@galenmarek8287]

Adam Blakeney I do wish their “selling out” was limited to making videos like this, but still playing Justice type songs. Boy what a shock ‘96 came to be, then in ‘97 or ‘98 whenever reload blessed our presence. The coffin nail for me came with the Napster debacle, until then, I had hoped they could recreate what they were doing before kind of like how Megadeth was able to. Hardwired was close but still had an element or two missing.

[@anthonysisneros9501]

Metallica baught the rights to this movie to use it for the video and the song (the day that never comes) might be cool for you to react to I think it's underrated

[@celticfclad1]

The 1st genuine reaction I’ve ever seen on KZbin. Sat through the whole thing and didn’t speak with over the top, fake reactions, just waited till the end and gave genuine thoughts. How it should be

[@cameronwarner203]

Some more Metallica songs: master of puppets, fade to black, blackened, wherever I may roam, creeping death, seek and destroy. If you wanna check out other metal bands, slip knot is a rly fun one. I would recommend starting with duality, psychosocial, sulfur, before I forget, or wait and bleed (my favorite).

[@slanzzy]

Wow thank you! This is great, I have a running list of songs people suggest so this is awesome. Thanks again

[@adamyahya4638]

@@slanzzy Do yourself a favour and check out Fade to Black live in Moscow 1991. This is Metallica at their peak and the best live version of this song. Crowd was reported to be 1.5 Mil in attendance. One of their most emotional songs.

[@rubencioski]

@@adamyahya4638 i think is better the original audio with lyrics, the live version sometimes make song impact less.

[@sergioa4585]

@@slanzzy next song Master of Puppets,song about drugs

[@Dragon-Believer]

@@slanzzy - All of their suggestions are great I love Slipknot and Metallica. But there is a group that everybody should check out because they're totally unique and that is Babymetal. They're nothing like anybody else and i personally love them. BABYMETAL - KARATE (OFFICIAL) kzbin.info/www/bejne/faenZHZ-dplrpqM One video can't adequately describe what they are like because they wear so many hats. They love to mix genres and do different takes on Metal. For example they did a Bollywood Metal song and a Latin Metal song.

[@gushusla]

I like how you saved the commentary until after the song. A lot of reactionaries stop and start and talk all over the song. Kudos.

[@oldscout-rs6pv]

as someone that served in the U.S ARMY for 14 years this song and wrong side of heaven by five finger death punch and american soldier by Toby Kieth are songs that mean a great deal to me and someone down below in his comments does not know what he is talking about the first thing they teach you is to always question orders if you think they are wrong or illegal you can refuse those orders

[@suprchickn7745]

Excellent thoughtful reaction! A band that will be talked about for generations! Definitely an emotional song that hits hard and makes you think, as truly great music can.

[@slanzzy]

Why thank you SuprChickn..

[@MRDSL25]

Listen to Metallica - welcome home (sanitarium)

[@ignacioruvalcaba1665]

She says she hopes that no soldiers ever have to have had this type of experience but truth is countless soldiers have especially before the advancements of modern medical treatment.

[@maximusmax4557]

She's a Millennial. She thinks wars are fought by guys who just stand and throw daisies at each other until one side's arms get tired.

[@valhallaspectre]

@Maximus Max: Pretty fucking funny that you can just baselessly make an assertion like that about a whole generation when it was my generation filling plenty of body bags in Iraq and Afghanistan. I was 20 in Iraq one of my 20 year old unit mates was killed by an IED in 2007. The scene of that IED blast haunt me to this day while you think my generation believes warfare is fought by throwing daisies.

[@surferdjnj]

Metal is to release energy, not have it be pent up for later.

[@petermoubarak1537]

This is the best music video I’ve ever watched and after 30 years it’s still on top of my list . Just the way that blended the parts of the movie with the drums and instruments and the drumming in this song is awesome . I can never get sick of it.

[@MFSMUG]

I think you'd really enjoy Metallica's Halo On Fire, as well as many other suggestions in the comment section.

[@spfnorcal8955]

That's what I was gonna say, also!!!

[@chrisrcowley]

Halo on Fire is very underrated. The second half of the song just brings me so much joy!

[@ritualafterlife]

Definitely "Orion". No vocals. But speaks absolutely, and clearly to the very core of your soul. A deeply spiritual piece indeed.

[@OrchestralOrg]

*agree.*

[@Multiabuse]

The bass-centric version of the song is worth checking out. Really highlights Cliff's contribution and gives the song new perspective. Master of Puppets was such an incredible album. Every song is perfect. It's how I choose to remember Metallica

[@ericomarquesfernandes3646]

Don't forget Call of Chtullu, from Ride the Lightning. That song is emotion at its core.

[@maximusmax4557]

What a stupid comment. Typical pleb idiot.

[@glynnporrino9435]

I started to learn the bass and Cliff was my idol. when he died I felt I'd lost a hero. many great bass players out there but Cliff had a soul to his playing that only Geddy Lee comes close to, miss you sensae

[@raidynanderson2812]

in this song during the solo Lars is actually playing kill me in Morse code in the bass drum (kill me is a reference from the books and movie).

[@ChapinxVida]

What books and movies???

[@raidynanderson2812]

ThrasherXVida “Johnny Got His Gun”

[@raidynanderson2812]

ThrasherXVida it was by dalton Trumbo then it was turned into a movie in 1971

[@brianzditowski6431]

Where else can I find information about the "kill me" drum part that you are talking about? I can't find anything and it would be very cool if true. Cheers!

[@maximusmax4557]

@@ChapinxVida The movie the video shots were taken from, stupid. You couldn't tell those were clips from a f**king MOVIE?!

[@jason4i7]

I signed into KZbin just to comment. I am enjoying your Metallica reaction videos. This one was an VERY important song to me and a lot of people of my generation. You're right when you say it's an emotional message covered in chaos. So very true. I would love to see you do AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. One of my top 5 Metallica songs. (One is my favorite song)

[@jonuncaged4341]

It is near impossible to be on this planet and not have heard Metallica, reaction videos are still cool though!

[@ROT4RYfc3s]

And today I watched a reaction video of a guy that said the disturbed sound of silence was metal

[@NiacinWaterTaffy]

@@ROT4RYfc3s Who said that? That's an intriguing interpretation.

[@slanzzy]

honestly I've always heard of Metallica but I truly haven't heard this song or any other I've posted on my channel. that's the truth!

[@DrJ3k4lMrH4d3]

Dude I've been listening to Metallica since I was a kid

[@stevenbrogna1100]

Not really that cool. Just listen for the music

[@ianflanagan209]

This song has extreamly personal connection for me. When I was ten years old I got very very sick very suddenly with a rare auto immune disease known as ADEM. I woke up with a pan in my neck and two hours later i was completly blind and paralyzed and on life support. You see i had developed legions on my brainstem. I could not see or move or breath for months, I would literatly thrash in full body spasms for breath because my diaphram shut down. Its a long story but for 6 weeks the docs thought i was faking my symptoms for attention so no visitors were allowed and no one was allowed to help me eat, i starved and lost 50% of my body weight. I still use a wheelchair because of the dammage that was done but the really severe symptoms are gone but i still relive those events in nightmares. Anyway I fealt like no one understood what it was like to go through what i went through but then i heard One by metalica (2 years after the event) and it described what it was like and how i felt and i felt i wasn't as alone anymore. That led me to listen to more of their music, songs like trapped under ice, fade to black and welcome home sanitarium spoke to me on such a personal level in a very real way. This led me to becoming a full blown metal head and now many years later i listen to all metal genres and love metal because it connects to me so personally.

[@zeroceiling]

Wow...how strong you must be to have overcome this. Here you are now fully engaged in life....looks like you traveled a long road to get here. I am convinced that Elon Musks “Neural Link”...will, in the next 5 years, change so many lives....it’s already being used to correct certain vision problems now.......I wish you all the best! ( Neural Link post is here on KZbin).

[@ianflanagan209]

@@zeroceiling I have had to fight to overcome so many things from my ADEM event. I have had to relearn and reinvent my entire life. Much of the last 15 years has been spent in intensive physical therapy. Because of the limitations of my body I decided to go into mechanical engineering. I want to use my engineering knowledge to develop walking exoskelitons that can give people like me mobility and freedom again. Neurallink technology will play a vital role in that. There are companies producing walking suits right now but they are very expesive and not covered by insurance. Rewalk is a german company with a ver advanced walking suit that can even walk up and down stairs and can be used by total parapyligic. Some suits require assistance from the wearer but this one does not. It uses wrist controls and body weight shift to take steps. I hope to bring down the cost of these machines by using 3d printed parts and making the software simpler by using a smart phone to run the machine. I even thought of a way to use the smart phone gps to guide it. That is my dream.

[@ericwilliams7374]

@@ianflanagan209 I don't know what to say. WOW, you are an amazing person, and your story should be told to everyone!!!! So many take so much for granted. Thank you for sharing your story!! I seriously mean that!!! Thank you!!

[@ianflanagan209]

@@ericwilliams7374 Thank you! I am writing a memoir, so that is a major possibility

[@mihneaagache1350]

@@ianflanagan209 i really want your dream to become true. Though i am not in your situation, i really hope that one day in my lifetime, i will see that paralyze is not an issue for mankind anymore. I don`t care about flying cars and other shits that people are dreaming about the future. This, healing paralyze and other such diseases will be a real big step for the human race. At this moment, all i am doing is to try to make a lot of money and i hope that one day i will be somehow involved in this type of projects. Although i am not enough smart to come up with an innovative idea. I am researching once or twice in a month about any progress made in this field and i really hope that people with more money and more brain than myself, will make better efforts in trying to solve this problem. All the best and good luck from me!

[@gsforevergs8866]

I am a cop in turkey and when we go to the operations i always listen to this song and get brave and fearless

[@valmirlopes5689]

I am wondering why every policeman or soldier love this song? It's a kinda "OK, life is crazy, lets go!"

[@jasonmfshow]

Please come back! You really did great with this reaction. Seriously, you did so much better than anything else I've seen. It doesn't hurt that you're very easy on the eyes😁

[@noiseannoys_]

Another great song by Metallica is "Disposable Heroes." Again, James is writing about war but this time he focuses more on the soldier and how they're used. Stripped of their individualism and pretty much anything that makes them human. They are forced to keep marching and killing. To just obey and serve, they can no longer question or think for themselves. Please check out this classic from the 1986 album "Master of Puppets."

[@wolfewolf6261]

Actually it was about more than just soldiers. He started the song writing about athletes and the way they are tossed aside once used up and then incorporated the military into it.

[@maximusmax4557]

James started writing the lyrics to that tune, after a TV announcer referred to old, beat up football players as "disposable heroes." Nice try though, professor.

[@Kylrs]

Don't worry, we got a whole lot more songs to introduce to you

[@rynoodendaal1204]

Hopefully you will be able to do a five vinger death punch song spoke to the devil today.

[@countrytownify]

Ryno Odendaal You mean wrong side of heaven?

[@rynoodendaal1204]

Yes meant that, i was bit emo when I wrote the reply, I lost my wife 12 months ago. Sorry.

[@imaniceguy5799]

I’ll help too

[@Tesla_Paints]

1 - I suggest Metallica - For Whom the Bell Tolls. 2 - there are most likely soldiers who have experienced this as its based off of WW1. The scenes in the video are all from the film Johnny Got His Gun. Its very moving. 3 - it is a very emotional song and is of course anti war as it relates to the casualties and price paid by the individuals who have to fight these wars. For Whom the Bell Tolls (my suggestion) is similar but deals more with questioning more why the war is fought. Enjoy your journey thru Metal and some of the songs with deeper messages than just louder volume. You may also enjoy early era Black Sabbath - Children of the Grave and War Pigs for their messages.

[@dole8001]

the movie was based on a book by the same name

[@Tesla_Paints]

@@dole8001 very true.

[@Irrdunkel]

Make sure to give Cliff Burton some love: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5XPgqyEmsRsqqc

[@leesorrells1529]

10/10 keep making music and videos. You are a genius!

[@KrizmKazm]

You're awesome, Slanzzy. Sorry it took me so long, but I'm here now.

[@slanzzy]

All good

[@Argrouk]

That was an intelligent and emotional response, you've earned a sub from me. I'm in my 40's, I grew up with this noise, misunderstood by the cool kids, having to turn it down when it annoyed your parents. There was so much more to the music than "ooh, I love you baby" that the regular kids listened to. There is soooo much out there, I look forward to spectating your journey through it. Be bold, try it all. If someone says watch the video, or watch with the lyrics, assume they know something you don't and follow their advice, it'll probably be worth it. Good luck, have fun.

[@pierke1977]

Couldn't have said it better myself. Can't wait until she gets to some more complex bands like Tool, Sepultura or Rammstein

[@KingPlaysOfficial]

I like the fact that you sat down and just listened to it without trying to be reactive

[@Matuterocks]

She still automatically started to headbang a little tho. But we know it is natural and impossible to avoid.

[@liljoe2533]

I totally agree!! aleast she sat and listened to few of them and give her opinion!! she has my respect!!! thank the more she listens to them the more she will like them!!! and she actually listened to the lyrics and told us what she took from the song one!! that's just really killer!!!!

[@atvena]

How did she not rock out to 6:50

[@TedRader]

New to your channel. Love how there's not a bunch of pauses so you can talk about it. A good tool some reactors use is in post-production...you rewatch your reaction and add text/thought bubbles or whatever about what you were thinking/feeling during that part vs just pausing a lot. Loved your reaction

[@waynefinnicumbb3701]

Baby, the only way to live is the metal life. Metalheads are a brotherhood and sisterhood. Metal is life. Metal has actually saved me from suicide numerous times. These bands are a lot that intertwine in my life. If it wasn't for metal, I wouldn't be here. I wouldn't have 3 sons that I love more than life. Rap just dont cut it, country is a joke, I listen to classic rock and metal, and metal has saved my life multiple times.

[@rangemaster6760]

Glad to see you “discovering” Metallica. So many have discarded Heavy Metal music as mindless noise, but when you stop, listen, and feel, it gets you. Glad to see you actually got the message and the story. I’ve watched several reaction video’s by others and in the end, nothing; crickets. Though you haven’t listened to HM music, it wasn’t long into this video your head started nodding. You can’t help it. This song was inspired by, and a lot of the clips in the video are from, the 1971 war/drama “Johnny Got HIs Gun.” Metallica has taking the art of music and storytelling to a whole new level. Keep listening and you won’t be disappointed. May I suggest “Master of Puppets.” By far the greatest anti-drug (cocaine) song ever written/performed. “Chop your breakfast on a mirror.”

[@a.d.hencken373]

Johnny Got His Gun, IMHO, should be on the required reading list for every HS student. It is as important an powerful a book/piece of art as To Kill A Mockingbird, Of Mice and Man, Huck Finn, or any other piece currently in a schools curriculum. The part where Johnny learns the extent of his damage alone is worthy of a post grad dissertation, yet the book every bit of it is accessible at to any that pick it up. It leaves the reader emotionally naked and completely emphatic with Johnny.

[@TheSWCantina]

I can't explain why is this so relaxing to watch. Keep up the good work.

[@slanzzy]

Thanks, will do!