The Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight, Tonight (Official Music Video)

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[@BonhamsBongo]

The strings alone are enough to evoke tears. Masterpiece.

[@voncebig]

Go see Disarm by them it has the same feels of Bells and Strings and Orchestra-like sounds with another weird yet nice video

[@3V1LW1Z4RD]

+Vincent Lavoie.....or basically any lana del rey song

[@BonhamsBongo]

GTFOH

[@willgentry1980]

i was about to say the same thing. haha. those violins in disarm are amazing.

[@coyisfischer8398]

oh yesss

[@cosmothecreator]

This isn't a song, it's an experience

[@joshkokitka9663]

So accurate

[@TheTillia]

I couldn't have said it better. A part of one's life.

[@WJP1983]

I had my girlfriend listen to this and she said, "Every time I hear this song, I will think of you. This song you recommended to me feels like it represents you, and it is similar to your temperament, a bit tender, a bit indifferent, and a bit melancholic." I think she's marriage material.

[@Magooch86]

@@WJP1983 lame

[@nataliecanterino2020]

Absolutely ❤

[@DaKid1026]

I am a 65-year-old African American male, when this song came out in 1996 I was 43 years old. I like all kinds of music and this song was incredible! The video was mesmerizing. Billy's voice pierced through all the noise - I bought this double album and it (along with Tupac's "All Eyez On Me") dominated my psyche for the next year at least. What a rush to spontaneously pull this up while working on a project. A time machine, music is.

[@banyarling]

I was a 15 year old white youth listening to Wu Tang. Funny how music brings us together.

[@autumnvolume4181]

I was 3 and didn't have much preference in music at the time ;) But this ended up becoming my favorite band 10 years later, and still remains my favorite more than 10 years after that.

[@ericjesse2409]

I was 18 and into punk, although I had respect for Smashing Pumpkins ever since I heard "Gish" in 1991. In 1996 I first tried smoking weed and opened my mind to all kinds of different music. I had a crush on Fiona Apple. Time flies.

[@Akenneth532]

I was a green hotdog when this song first came in my ear after that I went to college and everyone saw me as a biscuit with butter..That was fun needless to have said it at all.

[@Wings_of_foam]

It is!

[@Nicatlotus]

The nostalgic value of this song for me is through the roof. This video was on MTV so much at that time. I miss the 90s everyday. What a time to be alive.

[@tylerao]

I was born in 1980, the 90s were my teens, I agree, whole heartedly

[@Desiree-Laine]

SAME!!!❤❤❤

[@wizeguy2603]

I’m there with you

[@wrldwide-oi4ns]

I was born in 2001 and I long to be existent in the 90’s there’s just something about it lol

[@Nicatlotus]

@@wrldwide-oi4ns was an amazing time to grow up. Just enough technology but not too much. No phones just people living in the moment

[@davegordon6943]

44 now, cancer patient, divorced and alone. Man life catches up quick. Not the life I pictured in the nineties.

[@fletchersapp]

I’m so sorry man. Stay strong brother.

[@Jenna-kd6hq]

Yes it does but you are not alone, we hear you.

[@acidoverride3136]

DON’T FORGET THAT EVEN THOUGH EVERYTHING IS BAD IN THE MOMENT, THINGS WILL ALWAYS, ALWAYS GET BETTER NO MATTER WHAT!!! And their are ALWAYS people out their who care about you

[@FMTCH]

I hope you recover and find some happiness

[@davegordon6943]

Damn, wasn't expecting all this. Thank y'all. I appreciate it

[@KarlRock]

One of those songs I loved when younger, but that I never understood the meaning of until later in life.

[@user-ur9wy1lt8z]

Same here I used to watch it on MTV and wonder what the heck is going on.

[@MrRoadhouse1974]

Loved this back in the 90s hugely underrated in my opinion

[@minimalisttraveler9337]

Karl my bro. What are you doing here? I'm a kiwi subscriber.

[@minimalisttraveler9337]

I keep seeing you everywhere haha

[@continuethecycleofhate6015]

Pakistan zindabad hehe

[@daveincork]

I have an older brother, he's 39 and I'm 35. I've looked up to him my entire life, I still do and we're the best of friends. We live in different counties in Ireland but still game online together regularly. He was into all the best music in the 90's when we were growing up, so every time I listen to music like this it triggers a great memory of our childhood, there's a mix of joy and sadness when I realise we're older now and can't go back to these days. There is something bittersweet and I can't wait to be able to hang out with him again when this virus goes away. Just thought I'd share.

[@haydenmohammed4812]

Can definitely relate

[@nolandavis2927]

@@haydenmohammed4812 This Grunge band Can Relate By Nirvana & Alice in Chains & Soundgarden & Pearl Jam Too Stone Temple Pilots Screaming Trees L7 and Hole.

[@hithere8753]

Same in many ways.

[@nolandavis2927]

@@hithere8753 Same Genres Sound in many ways

[@inexistent3rdchimera673]

Best comment i’ve ever red on youtube because of relatability. I have a younger brother (best friends), and I hope I will experience the same feeling you have now with yours.

[@hgbugalou]

I am not sure kids today will ever get the nostalgia hit teenagers of the 90s get listening to Smashing Pumpkins songs off this album. It was the sound track to so many important times for people.

[@hydraulichydra8363]

I don't worry. I'm sure they'll (we'll? - gen Zer here) look back at timeless masterpieces like "W.A.P." and think "aw yeah, I remember my childhood - sitting on in front of an ipad browsing degenerate YT shorts and TikTok all day. Now I've got manic depression and am stuck at a dead end job paying 500k in student loans with no possible future whatsoever, but those memories just take me back. Such wonderful times!"

[@toberius1]

Nourish them. Pumpkins, Placebo, Depeche, the list goes on. They love it because it's all awesome.

[@barnold23]

Kids these days will never know what it’s like to experience an album! They just download the specific songs they want to hear. Nevermind the whole physicality of purchasing an actual item, bringing it home, ripping the cellophane off the cd/record/cassette, throwing it on/in, pressing play, and reading the liner notes while enjoying the album artwork. :)❤❤❤❤

[@zerglan20]

@@hydraulichydra8363 You just described my teen nephew's life to a T. I feel genuinely bad for him but he never listens to my advice about getting off his devices, especially TikTok :(

[@LuisLOPEZ-yi7mv]

@@hydraulichydra8363 @barnold23 hace 1 mes ¡Los niños de hoy en día nunca sabrán lo que es experimentar un álbum! Simplemente descargan las canciones específicas que quieren escuchar. No importa todo el aspecto físico de comprar un artículo real, llevarlo a casa, arrancar el celofán del CD/disco/casete, tirarlo, presionar reproducir y leer las notas mientras disfrutas de la carátula del álbum. :)

[@blmike4860]

What is it about the Pumpkins? Theres emotion, edge and art all wrapped up into their music. Its beautiful. It makes you feel sad, yet inspired. They're so damn good.

[@joshz2877]

100% Agree.

[@gagacrazy10]

BL Mike Best band ever.....

[@Wanderlusteance]

YES! I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST ME!

[@Natebape]

they give me a sense of nostalgia

[@Koenigsheide]

never ever disgaree.. they were the Best Band ever in 90's.

[@sagasitches6730]

I was a really bad heroin addict. nothing could stop me from destroying my life. in rehab, I walked into the garden and the counselor had this song playing on a portable speaker and I got this feeling of absolute hope. I felt it and it kept me going, gave me the ability to wake up the next day and keep going. believe in me, cos I believe in you tonight.

[@AlexTVFortitude]

Saga Sitches I’m so proud of you and ever grateful for your existence and this seeming small but powerful influence you’ve had on me with this one comment. Peace be with you. I love you. Forever and always.

[@ADayInTheLifeofMrsPerkins]

@@AlexTVFortitude how eloquent....

[@4ever242]

You don't even know what your words mean to me. I mean, every time I hear this song, I remember my H addiction in the late 90s. I experienced something called the "Prague heroin epidemic". Several of my peers from our neighborhood died at that time due to an overdose. I think.. just few people understand you as well as I do, man. I wish you all the best in your life :)

[@HeyyItsDaleVODS]

If y'all haven't seen it Try Try Try might be another fantastic song/video to watch.

[@boosmith7758]

The impossible is possible, tonight

[@texdealer220]

I hope all the kids born in the 2020s understand how huge this song/video will always be.

[@sjmsutherland]

I'm going tomake sure my 4 year old hears this, & I will be telling her how epic & awesome it is!!!

[@zweihander7825]

*those 56,821,864 views aren't going anywhere*

[@Clownkuu]

im 18 years old and im really happy that i found this recently, old never dies.

[@Call.Me.Chantell.]

No only the song , the band Smashing pumpkins🎃

[@KibyNykraft]

@Theo1 The 70s and the first half part of the 90s ,to a limited degree the 80s, were periods of music history when the artistic LP/CD design and sometimes the music video was a quite important part of the listener's experience. The flatter more digitalized one-song-here-and-there(and all sound the same) concept today at iTunes and Spotify is a far duller story. Yet, ironically here we are finding old music kept alive and found just that way. 😜 A weird paradox. But KZbin better ,being at least visual.

[@guitarshredder456]

Listened to this song yesterday on the way home from the hospital with my first child, I cried like a baby, this is her song now 🥹

[@petram.4461]

❤❤❤

[@Sickofsociety1]

Congratulations!!! I would like to offer some advice. I'm a dad 3 times over and by far the best thing I've ever done or will ever do is be a dad. Please remember that your baby is there because of you. They don't know what you do and you can't expect them to. They are innocent and do not deserve to be mistreated or in any kind of environment that will scar them. Not saying you're going to do this, just please think about what is best for your child at all times. You wanted them here, you have them, you owe them the best you can give them. Please please love them as much as you possibly can. And enioy them in everything they do, right or wrong because before you know it, they will be on their own. I miss my kids so much. Spend as much time with yours as you possibly can.

[@whomee2]

some of the best, most kickass videos came out of this era...

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

yep.....I remember watching it on MTV when it was still all music on that channel lmfao now there's none

[@tannerharris3015]

they have mtv classic now if you haven't checked it out already, i'm 13 i love it.

[@Dallin-ud9xh]

There's a reason why MTV is trash now because back in the 1990's the artists actually put some thought into the videos and were creative. Some of my all time fave videos is this, Under the Bridge, and Breaking the girl.

[@Dallin-ud9xh]

Also music today is mediocre

[@canadianao482]

most definitely, Nirvana, smashing pumpkins

[@peterpiper4592]

This song makes me cry. My parents got divorced when I was in the fourth grade or so, and my brother and I would visit my dad almost every weekend. The last weekend we got to see him on that schedule, I helped him cook and we listen to this album. We've seen him five times since that happened; He had to move south for work. I'm seeing him tomorrow for the first time in a couple weeks. This album has been keeping me going for a few months now. :/

[@ruirocha4352]

Keep strong.

[@5Solaservant]

I will pray for you and your family friend. Brokeness is real and we do not have to wear a mask. Jesus took mine off and told me He loves me and wanted to heal me. He did and now I am free. May He set you free and bring healing to you also 😊 I am here for you if you need to talk

[@phoenixmoon3]

HUGS its a wonderful album.

[@wanderbread4217]

if your heart be troubled give you strength..peace be still..

[@TJY025]

Beautiful. Everything will be ok ❤

[@DrBeauHightower]

25 years??? Fuck. I remember waiting to get this CD when it came out at Sam goody. Weirdly was staying in Taos New Mexico and went to the lobby of this little hotel and Billy was having an impromptu concert. Coolest most random moment ever

[@heat4yoass]

LOL I remember buying singles from Sam Goody's. Fucking singles!

[@minustaco42zero24]

Holy shit I haven't heard the name Sam Goody in so long

[@RichNZ4865]

Fuck were old haha

[@Forevertexan_22]

God damn sam goody takes me back lol

[@alimohammedabd]

What the fuck? I honestly didn't realise it was 25 years. I'm old.

[@jiml5233]

I'm 64... My mind tells me I'm still in my 20s. My body tells me the truth. Young people, go easy. You'll be here as quick as you blink your eyes. This song is a classic!

[@bensonwhiterock3788]

We r all classic & connected

[@KimberlyDRuff]

Totally agree with you, classic song. 😊🎉

[@phyllispender783]

You are so right. We blink our eyes and time has gone quick. Some good, some not so, some what you made it

[@phyllispender783]

@jiml5233 This is personal. So, you can say so. Do you ever feel like we wasted time? I mean, if I could go back and start over, boy would I have done things right. MYbe, I would have known I was hooked up with a narcissistic for way to long. Here I am at 65 alone and wondering what the heck I am talking about. Sorry.

[@cowjumper69]

I am a youngster and I love these guys. Almost every week shift I have thier music in my rotation haha

[@JVenger]

20 years old and still better then most music on the radio.

[@judgehodor2675]

Can 'most music on the radio' be classified into a single genre or even by a vague description?

[@malice4422]

+Judge Hodor it's just most music on the radio, pretty self explanatory.

[@phoenixbrown-rigg4499]

+Judge Hodor Pop

[@twofivemome]

...

[@garystumpsr.7708]

+Fifty 1 Fifty Keep in mind that people who grew up in the 70's were saying the same thing about the music in the 90's. And now people from the 90's are saying the same thing about music in 2010's. It's never ending in that respect. At fifty-five years old I am a fan of Smashing Pumpkins I'd still rather listen to the music from the mid 60's to the mid 80's or so any day.

[@にこ-x9q]

I am a 15-year-old Japanese girl. I listened this song for the first time. I’ve never listened this song and this band, but I really like it now.

[@johnnyshido7247]

Okay.. But you are jail bait

[@KiIIua_]

If you liked this one I would recommend you to listen to "Today" or "1979"

[@tricko8000]

Check out Cherub Rock and Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness (it's a beautiful piano song)

[@lukethedrifter3363]

Just listen to the whole siamese dream album

[@timothyevans7383]

So many beautiful songs...Try listening to Portishead

[@Dre_Zen]

"Tonight, Tonight" Lyrics Time is never time at all You can never ever leave without leaving a piece of youth And our lives are forever changed We will never be the same The more you change the less you feel Believe, believe in me, believe, believe That life can change, That you're not stuck in vain We're not the same, We're different tonight, tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight, tonight And you know you're never sure But you're sure you could be right If you held yourself up to the light And the embers never fade In your city by the lake The place where you were born Believe, believe in me, believe, believe In the resolute urgency of now And if you believe There's not a chance tonight, tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight, tonight We'll crucify the insincere tonight, tonight We'll make things right, We'll feel it all tonight, tonight We'll find a way to offer up the night tonight The indescribable moments of your life tonight The impossible is possible tonight, tonight Believe in me as I believe in you tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight

[@etherealtooalwaysthefirstl452]

Thank you🪶

[@johnnyjacobs5388]

Thank You Kindly For Your Time. It is appreciated.

[@miguelamaral4863]

Thank you!

[@schemadoughboy1652]

Appreciate it.

[@quinnparker6111]

Genius, gorgeous lyrics. Believe!

[@drod826]

I worked for Virgin Records America from 1992-2002 in finance. I remember when we 1st saw this video before it was released on MTV in the company's conference room in Berverly Hills. It was nostaglic then as it is now. Subsequently I worked at MTV from 2002-2012. I miss those days! Can't ever get them back.

[@philipiusa]

I just watched the silent movie from 1902 where this music video was inspired from, I have a completely new appreciation for how creative this is.

[@Americanspy-hn2kw]

What movie name?

[@philipiusa]

@@Americanspy-hn2kw it’s called “Trip to the Moon” kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn25dJuIi8uNbZY

[@moneyman1995100]

@@philipiusa My all time favorite film!

[@philipiusa]

@@moneyman1995100 it’s very interesting film, how did you discovered it?

[@moneyman1995100]

@@philipiusa I got into silent movies as a teen. I then discovered Milies and fell in love with A trip to the moon.

[@rooobotinaaa]

theres no fucking way that i could listen to this song without crying. I wanna go back in time, miss my teen years so much! oh 90´s you were amazing!

[@Psychosix]

Why does this song do that to people? In fact, a lot of Pumpkins does this to me!

[@canadianao482]

Me too. But to the 2000s instead

[@erikbarrington4662]

I/we planned to have this played at our wedding but she OD'd

[@kendrickjahn1261]

Damn, that's terrible man. Sorry to hear that.

[@erikbarrington4662]

It's a truth that there will never be another.

[@coolbreeze5683]

It's amazing how rock bands who were in their teens and 20s in the 90s write lyrics to songs that the listeners only start to understand when they're in their late 30s and 40s. So many are wise beyond their years.

[@nevarcruz4852]

i think only the greats can do this

[@mattylarson3969]

Its just a matter of perspective.

[@BigCroca]

that's what makes them such great musicians

[@utuk3333]

They say we reach our peak creativity around 25 years old. You still have the imagination of a child, the angst of a teen, and the maturity of an adult.

[@jr2904]

​​@@utuk3333 damn if that doesn't sound about right. I can say that as I look back from 34. I had the most friends and the best social life after getting divorced at 25 lol.

[@Dan97LHS]

Still brings a tear to my eyes. Our childhood right there. This was released in 1996 and I was a senior in high school. So many memories, so much emotion.

[@Jusbklyn79]

Same. Soon to be 45 it’s a privilege to get old.

[@goose4397]

Class of 98 here I love this song

[@heavy8299]

I’m only 15 right now and just now becoming a huge fan of smashing pumpkins. This song and 1979 (which is just a given) are my favorite songs so far

[@SheldonLudlow]

This song made me fall in love with drums

[@ericpiirainen3182]

Jimmy Chamberlin is a very talented drummer...

[@melaniebeaulieu3367]

This song made me fall in love with Billy Corgan ;)

[@ZackDavidMusic]

way under-recognized drummer

[@melaniebeaulieu3367]

I agree

[@SG-dg6oi]

fuck? you like drums? listen to uh, john bonham or Ginger baker.... shit!

[@_frank3]

Took my son to his first concert, Smashing Pumpkins in 1996 when I was 34 and he was 8. We loved it of course, and even though he has turned mainly to more current music, and me to the sounds of the 60’s and 70’s I grew up with, the Pumpkins are where we meet in the middle. In 2022, they returned and this time, ages 61 and 35, the SP concert was on him. An incredible concert again, and a wonderful look back for us. Corgan and Co can still bring it. ❤

[@bongwaterbear]

What a great memory.

[@shnooksMN]

That's Awesome! 😍🥰

[@yeeebayeeba4268]

Great story

[@momofosho420]

Thank you for sharing this. It made me smile reading it, and demonstrates how we connect through shared moments weaved in music and memories.

[@marka8537]

The rap dead void has claimed too many

[@cawkanos]

My two daughters (8 & 10) love this song...My work is done here.

[@eversostrange6337]

Daps👊

[@skord176]

I should reconsider having a child

[@ovide1000]

Aight! thats parrenting!

[@Ozziemints]

Well done sir.

[@75harg]

47 now and enjoying this same way I did when I was 20,, 80's - 90's music was like the Renaissance art,,, impossible to recreate!! So sad what music has become!! Thank you tube for keeping it alive for new generations!!

[@jollyroger2012]

I've never been a fan of these kinds of comments. "music was so good before and it sucks today" I was born in 1970. The seventies had some amazing music. Same with the 80s 90s 00s 10s and now the 20s. Pop is crap, it has always been crap and it always be crap. it's fluff. designed to be an earworm and sell (singles now, not albums). There is just as much good music being made now as there was before, you just have to look for it.

[@nevarcruz4852]

impossible to recreate, you are right

[@antonk6359]

The music video is total reference to "Le Voyage dans la Lune" a silent French movie from 1902, where some Frenchmen travel to the moon and fight alien creatures and come back again.

[@anthonychrisbradley]

Possibly the first sci-fi film ever

[@Regan995]

only the french could get tied up by something that takes one swing of an umbrella to kill

[@kellyakabilly]

I was hoping someone else would pick up on the reference here in the comments!

[@randyneill8727]

+Dub 420 watch all videos from 1990sI. Want. To. Watch. The. Vedios. Please

[@Capritinho]

At 4:06 the boat is called S.S Melies for Georges Melies, the director of that film. Thomas Edison was so obsessed with it that he pirated the film so many times it bankrupted Melies.

[@channeling764]

This video is a masterpiece. It’s like an unrequested childhood dream that keeps repeating itself suddenly every once in a while to make you cry while smiling.

[@Amy-nn2kd]

I love you Victoria

[@Codger81]

It really is wonderful homage to Méliès 'Le Voyage dans la Lune'.

[@caruvi17]

LSD

[@abbysabbaya5335]

it won music video of that year in the vmas

[@MauricioSilva-vt5lp]

deus te ama muitooo

[@Clyde.artwork]

I remember watching this video on MTV when I was 13. Thought it was pure magic. Still is...

[@MissLouizza]

For me, there's always a hint of sorrow from their songs, I even don't know why.

[@purplepuppy2132]

Louizza C well he wrote this to talk to his younger self about having hope

[@k.t.1641]

This album was called "Melancholy and the infinite sadness" so yeah....it fits! :D

[@summerofgeorge1327]

Nice observation Sherlock😝

[@youreallygotmenow4855]

Sure. The Pumpkins are partially known for their melancholic sound. They've always been really good at creating a dark, emotional mood with a bittersweet sense in their tunes. That's not to say that they don't have other types of vibes in their catalog. Quite the contrary, they've always had a very 'vast' sound.

[@JC-li8kk]

I got the blues...kraft macaroni and cheese.

[@guizimnatale]

Time is never time at all You can never ever leave Without leaving a piece of youth And our lives are forever changed We will never be the same The more you change, the less you feel Believe Believe in me Believe, believe That life can change That you're not stuck in vain We're not the same, we're different Tonight Tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight Tonight And you know you're never sure But you're sure you could be right If you held yourself up to the light And the embers never fade In your city by the lake The place where you were born Believe Believe in me Believe, believe In the resolute urgency of now And if you believe there's not a chance Tonight Tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight Tonight We'll crucify the insincere tonight (Tonight) We'll make things right, we'll feel it all tonight (Tonight) We'll find a way to offer up the night (Tonight) The indescribable moments of your life (Tonight) The impossible is possible tonight (Tonight) Believe in me as I believe in you Tonight Tonight, tonight Tonight Tonight

[@tracymarra7201]

Almost 30 years later, I am back to listen to a song that spoke to me like no other at the time. I was in a very abusive relationship and was desperate for change, but fearful of leaving. The lyrics, “That life can change, that you're not stuck in vain” was a continuous reminder that I could leave with two small children and no car. The song stuck in my head and encouraged me to move forward. I now have a new life without the fear of abuse. In a strange way, because I was born in a city by the lake, it really spoke tome, and became stepping stone that I desperately needed at the time

[@Google990g]

I will always be amazed by how beautiful this song is and how deep in my memory it lives

[@Andy_Paris]

I've been bored with music these days and decided to come back to Smashing Pumpkins, and my God, it's *still* brilliant! This song is what got me into them when it came out. I absolutely loved the violins mixed with guitars/bass, never heard any band do that back then. I bought the album, and fell in love with all their music across all albums. One of the best rock bands of all time.

[@therealmccoy2004]

I'm a black dude..and just like hiphop had its golden age in the 90s the rock scene was equally dominant..AND I was there for it!! BRING MY 90S BACK!!

[@wonderboy4993]

I hear that brother! I miss em to

[@ruthlessreid9172]

What's colour got to do with it?

[@gabecollett]

you and me alike, my man, rock is for people of all colours, feel it in your heart, that is what matters in the end

[@bassage13]

I was there too, but I think I would maybe argue that the 60's was the golden era of rock.

[@afroatheist-isnowafroantit6154]

Same here...

[@oldirtydawson]

One of the best intros in the history of music. A grand entrance.

[@WarriorsSon]

Its like Steampunk meets emo meets dreamscape.. what a landscape for imaginative writing this genre of music. Right off the bat I'll start. Those aliens look like old Gregg.. Also when a guy with a trident saves your life stay and watch the entertainment. FACTS.

[@DoctorBenway3vil]

So many people seem to either hate or enjoy Billy Corgan and The Smashing Pumpkins. I am 55 years old and time is passing by so fast , time is not on your side as you grow older. This is a fantastic song and gets me every time. Life is beautiful even when it's ugly. Hold on tight and enjoy the ride. Cheers.

[@smann7236]

Any advice to late 30s male?

[@bigcarlinblick904]

Yeah the time goes like the wind

[@kiki83doll]

🖤this will forever be one of the most beautiful music videos.

[@ThePolerbearproducts]

This song reminds me of the small town my family lived in until I was five. I can just picture my older brother and sister, in the living room of the house we lived in, with this music video on the TV and them enjoying it since it is a style of music they like. The song, just makes me picture that town in that moment in time. Mid-90s clothing and cars galore, a booming economy, amazing cartoons, MTV played actual music videos like this one, etc. The lyrics "In the city by the lake, the place where you were born" also reminds me of it. While that town is far from being a city and I was born about half an hour away from where we lived there, it was built around a lake. I won't bore any of you further, but I just wanted to say how this song makes me feel.

[@TeddyWaldon]

Wonderful song... Please come back D'arcy... Rock'n'roll needs you...

[@moatrboat]

This is beautiful! And this is based on "A Trip to the Moon," yeah? It's gotta be.

[@ZariPalomares]

+Rainn M reminds me of it immediately. I watched the movie in a visual arts class in college.

[@Federicowitz.]

+Rainn M Definitely yes! The first time i watched this video i didn't know "A Trip to the Moon" and i found it very strange!

[@Odothuigon]

+Rainn M Yes, the paddle steamer which rescues the couple at the end of the video is the S.S. Méliès. Georges Méliès filmed _A Trip to the Moon_ in 1902.

[@jean-noelchristophe4272]

+Rainn M Absolutely, "le Voyage dans la Lune" (1902) from George Méliès.

[@cynthia6942]

+Rainn M ...from wiki song ...Corgan has said that the song is addressed to himself, who escaped from an abusive childhood against all odds, so as to keep him believing in himself.[8]

[@glorypw9899]

If your still listening in 2020 your A freaking legend !

[@fembot521]

We are listening to this at roughly the same time in 2020....triple legends.

[@glorypw9899]

@@fembot521 Awesome

[@budskipper]

No one even makes music anymore, what else is there to listen to?

[@michellecamilleri4955]

Thanks

[@nickgardner8593]

What am I if I'm listening to this song in 2021?

[@aviechan]

This song is such a beautiful reminder that life changes for better or worse...but it'll never remain the same. Appreciate every moment, every person you come across, and believe in yourself and those who need you. Life is incredibly short, but we are here, now. Let's live for tonight.

[@IanMcKinney83]

( Smile )

[@LoftOfTheUniverse]

I say let's live for eternity, Christ is who gave us everything good!

[@aviechan]

@@LoftOfTheUniverse Amen to that, friend.

[@LoftOfTheUniverse]

@@aviechan I'm thinking about my life, mostly the past and missing things I can't return to. I want everybody to be saved by God, to experience life, to experience pure joy... in this life it feels like time, is never time at all.

[@simonwebster1148]

I love this comment

[@nellienell924]

Damn I’m miss the 90s. I’m a 82 baby ! So many fun times

[@josephastier7421]

This is one of the best music videos ever made.

[@chantellepride6368]

This song brings back memories (good & bad) now I'm 34 years old, I still love this song! I'll listen to this song now until I die! I'm an autistic woman, and I always will love this song!

[@theepicrrotmg7325]

this song never fails to make me cry

[@salpingite]

there there my friend....totally feel ya

[@stephenharris6650]

Jo Montferrand 9

[@doodles8096]

I am glad im not the only one : )

[@anata9556]

im also...from Korea

[@Txias]

Goosebumps 20 years later... one of the best and moving songs ever.

[@knenda1]

90's were just the best. End of story .

[@fendergibs]

Knen Da nope 80s better, 90s too dower, u had everything in the 80s. Early new wave with punk references, the police, missing persons, Great metal with Randy Rhoads and Van Halen, later got out-of-control with glam metal, pop music, Michael Jackson, early rap with the Sugarhill gang. The 90s was grunge And derivatives there of. Got old after a while how many more derivatives of Nirvana could you hear

[@ParanormalNewsToday]

Sorry, we did the 80's better. Best decade ever. 'Nuff said.

[@fendergibs]

Paranormal News Today Yeah I guess if you like being angry and down all the time. 80s was more upbeat better musicianship.

[@blakematthews9694]

Truth

[@mikemcgivern9859]

80s worst decade of music ( before the 2000s lol)

[@ravindersingh2044]

Wow this song was part of my childhood, suddenly found this here.listening to this after 25 years,feeling nostalgic..great song. Lots of love from India

[@gris186]

It's 2022 and this gem is still my favorite rock song of all times

[@noah86854]

YESSIRRRR

[@Dario_Salvi]

One of the masterpieces of the nineties

[@andreabruson5558]

Oh man this band! They've not only wrote amazing songs with a great sound, they also released the most beautiful videoclips! 🖤

[@marianomanuelantonelli5762]

On a cold February day, my girlfriend and I ran away from our homes, knowing that it would be difficult but that we would be together forever. Now we have a daughter, we're happy despite all the evil.

[@fazer215]

[@WJP1983]

Now that is a great story! Bless you two.

[@Gaslight_Muxik]

Iv heard smashing pumpkins in a way i can only describe as the way/feeling of walking past someone and smiling, but without knowing what you two have been through, good and bad. But you look back and think, it was great to hear that song just like it was great to share the smile with the stranger. Iv broke down and reflected on my lifes ups and down’s listening to smashing pumpkins back to back today. And apart from feeling related to the songs and music, i read so many stories and comments on how their music has made many people feel… iv been left with an overwhelming feeling of bittersweetness. It brought up happiness, my depression, my love life, loneliness, my family, and most recently my children and amazing wife. Somewhere along the line i felt i lost the ability to cry and in turn loosing the ability to feel? The things everyones sharing along with these lyrics and music that cuts so deep, has literally opened my eyes so much today that i felt i had to share. Id like to say to everyone going through something hard or something beautiful, to hold on to it, good or bad, it will help you grow and gauge everything in due time. Iv been crying like i used to, something i found out was so helpful to me in the past that i lost connection with. Iv purged a lot of bad feelings and brought in a lot of good as well. Thanks for such amazing music and to everyone that shared those moments, thank you as well, the help has been some of the most iv had in my 34 years. To not know any of you personally yet receive so much has been needed for a while, im glad it changed today 🖤 best wishes

[@GhettoWagon]

I'm listening to this TONIGHT

[@JaseekaRawr]

:)

[@tonyc4776]

R u sure it wasn't last night? I'm watching it tonight !

[@savannahcarrizales7336]

lol

[@AGDuffy-cw6xn]

Me also!

[@eleazarcordova8048]

no

[@danielclark-hughes692]

Being battered by nostalgia right now...

[@easttowest5984]

Daniel Clark-hughes love it!

[@hsdgfasdg5646]

Daniel Clark-hughes I love that this music still gets comments.

[@Class_Wars]

Ethan Buck This kinda music is the only music I ever listen to! Love it.

[@joefudala6012]

Can definitely relate

[@bundeswehr7676]

The nostalgia almost makes my heart hurt...... I miss 1996....

[@salvatoredecembrino5144]

Gli anni 90 non muoiono mai

[@fredhominal5029]

Inoubliables .. intemporelles .. EXCEPTIONNELLES ! ..

[@ROCKETIER69]

Smashing Pumpkins played to the largest attended concert ever in Minnesota History, and it was a free concert in Downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota on Block "E". Former Mayor Sharon Sayles Belton Got up on the stage to introduce the band and Billy Corgan thought that was pretty cool saying you've got a pretty cool mayor here. He said it was the first time any mayor had ever got up on the stage with the band . It was for the Mineapolis Aquatenial There was like 150,000 fans at that killer show, and Tonight, Tonight was epic! It was July 17. 1998

[@NostalgiaMan]

I used to watch the music videos to so many songs on youtube on MTV as they came out for the first time and I love to see these classics but part of me knows how shallow and lazy entertainment has become overall. I want to see a new era of entertainment.

[@FrankNStein-ko2rd]

eye katchinn own leight two da pumpkins. like ah dekaid. day our gud doh.

[@kwolfdan3976]

wstch The famous Cardi B..with lirics ..and ..american society is fu..d!...when you as public sustain such nulities ...wonder!)

[@FrankNStein-ko2rd]

@@kwolfdan3976 Eye no write?

[@bessdougla]

Spankin' new music videos!

[@abbymcreynolds6191]

Can you please tell me what song it was in the 90’s that the video looked like it was panning across almost a dollhouse with each room showed individually?! It always pairs so close in my mind to Losing My Religion.

[@BryanFreeman-df4ti]

I'm 62, still listening to the pumpkin's ❤

[@redskies4530]

Hi I Recommend a Song called 'the Bond Villain' by Robert Nix

[@nybblenybble]

This song makes me cry. This song makes me feel something I cannot describe. The beauty of this moment in a life that is so very short.

[@Richard61200]

I feel your words .

[@hazelmohra2364]

Same I feel you

[@johnnyshido7247]

It's probably just gas.

[@duniakucing568]

I was so excited when I bought the CD, indescribable moments that night. Still love them till now, such a memory that will last forever. Thanks SP

[@haydenmerritt3191]

Time is never time at all You can never ever leave without leaving a piece of youth And our lives are forever changed We will never be the same The more you change the less you feel Believe, believe in me, believe That life can change, that you're not stuck in vain We're not the same, we're different tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight And you know you're never sure But you're sure you could be right If you held yourself up to the light And the embers never fade in your city by the lake The place where you were born Believe, believe in me, believe In the resolute urgency of now And if you believe there's not a chance tonight Tonight, so bright tonight We'll crucify the insincere tonight We'll make things right, we'll feel it all tonight We'll find a way to offer up the night tonight The indescribable moments of your life tonight The impossible is possible tonight Believe in me as I believe in you, tonight

[@graceostrowski9171]

Thank you fellow commenter fpr the lyrics it's been a long long long time since I listen to Smashing Pumpkins

[@AlwaysIrishINC]

Just read all these comments. The same song means so much to everyone in their own way . The definition of good music.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend a song called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix

[@Hayyden]

Can any of my fellow 90's kids here just give me a little recognition? Going through some tough times but this song helps me back up & relive the best times of my life. Cheers, friends. Thank you.

[@blakek172]

We are both here for the same reason. It's comforting knowing we are not alone.

[@TheLoribear79]

I feel you! I was 16 when this came out.

[@saurophaganaxfilms]

Music is powerful, ... much more powerful than many ever realize.

[@krystona3309]

You’re not alone. As a fellow 90s kid, I feel you. The nostalgia is painfully bittersweet. But we’ll always have the music. Hope your tough times start looking up soon.

[@lenafromjemseg]

Born in 2000 but I remember hearing 90s songs every summer afternoon on the radio whenever we traveled. Because of that, I fell in love with 90s music. Now I'm a songwriter and musician in training, and I wish I could bring the 90s back to the mainstream, rather than this money-grubbing low quality modern sh*t on the airwaves nowadays.

[@bethany3549]

Just knowing that the young couple is the voice of spongebob and Karen just warms my childhood heart.

[@janejackson8842]

Me too^-^

[@kennybegeske8824]

Smashing Pumpkins Will Rock Out Tonight

[@myracrosby1186]

Brilliant, and I adore their music. Takes me back to my high school years.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I Recommend a Song called 'looking into the mirror' by Robert Nix

[@jcas4640]

I was 14 when this came out and the album was definitely something to remember being a double album with so many good songs

[@HACHIAttack]

Back when Gerard Way was on the Smashing Pumpkins...

[@hypsternation4059]

And you know you're never sure But you're sure you could be right If you held yourself up to the light I know Smashing Pumpkins will never read this comment , just wanted to say it's been A Hellá Dark 4 years for me & I got highly close to ending it entirely recently..actually closer than usual. I give thanks to Billy / SP for these lyrics , I am now back on A more positive path and actually moving forward in my life. - Thx Pumpkins

[@ryanspellman3873]

This song has been an anthem of my existence since it released. I finally saw Billy perform in person in Fort Lauderdale in 2016 and it was a moment that will stay forever.

[@simbelmyne444]

So wild to know the featured couple is Tom Kenny (Spongebob!) and his wife Jill! Things you learn years later! 😃👍🏻❤️

[@iclapgeeks2197]

Holy shit i never knew. That makes me love this song a lot more. Lmao

[@jessicah3450]

I actually see the resemblance

[@kylepatrickhall1426]

Funny she voices Karen too

[@mzoesp]

I don't know why this video made me cry.....

[@indigolynx243]

Coz u r gey

[@olajao5428]

cuz is art

[@releasethekraken3603]

It does the same to me.....years and years later.

[@Haydudes87]

Maurizio Esposito because it's beautiful 🖤 wonderful taste my friend.

[@toniamclean2922]

Maurizio Esposito what the family lol

[@feliperoa6182]

Of the work of art ..Trip to the Moon (1902).- WONDERFUL Georges Méliès -

[@ernelbustamante6330]

Hello my brothers and sisters of the 90's. Time flies eh.

[@81-Vmtz]

😢

[@rickdagger2209]

Pure genies...i remember the first time I heard this. I was in a recording studio in Toronto Canada thinking I was so clever and artistic. My bass player brought the CD in and played this song. We had genelux speakers in the studio...need I say more. I was awestruck dumbfounded overwhelmed. I remember thinking I should just smash my guitar right now because I will never write anything as good as that. The level of production was beyond anything I had ever heard. Reminiscent of The Moody Blues but so completely unique. Melancholy was like the Sergeant Pepper of the grunge era and this video was visually spectacular. I freaking love this meticulous attention to Artistic integrity

[@fromcreationtochrist9349]

Who needs christmas songs when ya got the smashin pumpkins

[@johnharms4779]

Technology has consumed everything that made the 90’s so great. At least we still have the music..

[@TheCaptainchaffing]

Smashing Pumpkins were never going to top this song or album...just impossible its too perfect

[@cdreyes81]

TheCaptainchaffing billy knew it too. Thats why he was going to scale back for the next one.

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

Siamese Dream is better though

[@foreverme3078]

I rarely bought any songs or albums. I didn't have money in the 90's. I just considered myself lucky if I caught one of my favorite songs on the radio. But let me tell you, Smashing Pumpkins, especially this song, is the only album I ever bought. Probably about 5 years after it came out. Loved this song and all their other hits.

[@Baleboss69]

Holy crap I love this band

[@carson2000_]

Man this has got me feeling nostalgic, and im only 17...

[@fuzzyturtle2075]

Carson Wade i just turned 20 man, im working a full time job and am done with school, life comes at you fast

[@jeffreyhowell2073]

Carson Wade I'm saying

[@TheInfamousGS]

I bet most of you didn't know that Tom Kenny (the voice of Spongebob) and his wife were the stars of this video when you first saw it.

[@marcodiaz6322]

Yeah, I just figured out it was Tom Kenny and his wife Jill Talley the voice of Karen the computer.

[@SecondEvilEx]

The Infamous Chris that's why I'm here

[@cyberatomica367]

this video was made in the height of Mr. Show

[@whateverhappenshappens5023]

The Infamous Chris of course no one realised because the first time millions of people saw this sponge Bob wasn't even a TV show

[@ByTheLightOfABurningDonkey]

I knew it was Tom Kenny and Jill. I love Mr. Show.

[@Jeremiah-wd1wv]

One of the best bands to ever grace a stage is smashing pumpkins

[@tylergreer5713]

Everyone should see A Trip to the Moon at least once.

[@youngrutiger5343]

I would also suggest people watch Hugo. Which has a lot about Georges Melies and how ground breaking he was.

[@ruialmeida818]

@@youngrutiger5343 It is more of a love letter to his work than a reference of how brilliant he was. By the way, there's a restored version of the film he coloured. Imagine the pacience to color each frame by hand with a brush.

[@angelricchi1321]

With "Clair de Lune" as background music

[@_oliverpatrick]

Este é o clipe mais perfeito da história, a canção combina perfeitamente com cada parte do clipe.

[@nolanneumeyer2144]

I’m relatively young for people to think I have any connection with this song (born 2006) but my dad showed me this music video all the time growing up. I was too young to remember them so I grew up not knowing who they were but remembering the songs. Especially this one. About a year ago I found this band again and this video made me remember so much. I’m only 17 but man those all the stuff I can remember now from back then just from this video is crazy.

[@lithiumb5063]

My friends hate me because I keep yelling "TIME IS NEVER TIME AT ALL!" and "I USED TO BE A LITTLE BOY"

[@JC-li8kk]

lithium b What you choose is your choice.

[@terrydavid4590]

lithium b 💯💯😂😂

[@sean6749]

That's real quirky

[@michellebeckstrom6110]

Dont stop, please from someone that's probly older than you & 1 yr younger than Corgan we need young people to carry on listening to some of the best damn songs recorded.

[@PHRCpvh]

The idea of making a whimisical Georges Melies style videoclip shows how avant-garde The Smashing Pumpkins are

[@guymenzies603]

Who else is listening to this while smashing a pumpkin?

[@lex-hj4lt]

Guy Menzies never thought that

[@lcddrownd874]

Guy Menzies I read that as "who else is listening to this while masturbating with a pumpkin" and I have no clue why

[@SecondEvilEx]

Guy Menzies right after Halloween

[@martyg8137]

Always

[@cormic197]

me ...and forever

[@riolugo9058]

Could be the most beautiful song ever written?

[@davidstumpfl5889]

The real Spongebob Squarepants and his wife are the main couple in this video. Can we get Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kenny some love please?

[@mustardayonnaise]

Jill Talley!

[@bethany3549]

She is also the voice of Karen in the show.

[@GamerKiller2347]

It's strange that SpongeBob and Karen are married in real life but not in the show.

[@for2dayimarobot320]

oh. my. god... bro. my mind. i cant handle this. i have watched this video thousands of times literally since it used to be on tv up until today. i have never notice that. thank you.

[@kmarc3998]

Absolutely, in the video they are so elegant, so full of affection and trust toward one another, taking that leap of faith with each other from the blimp to the moon.

[@guiseppeconlon2299]

I did one film history course in university 35 years ago. The homage to “A trip to the Moon” is spot on.

[@marinadias8381]

Q banda incrível. Lembro da época do colégio e a extinta MTV nos anos 90'. Amo esse som. A música tem esse poder de tornar o tempo imortal, e trazer sensações boas a tona, uma mistura de nostalgia , e como se eu voltasse no tempo .

[@augustosezar3100]

Tempo que não volta né! Essa tocava muito na rádio cidade!

[@niltonlima]

Na MTV tocava sempre!

[@introaether937]

One of the greatest songs ever written and recorded. The arrangement is pure fire, from the strings to the drums, it's all absolute perfection. Bravo!