Tribal People React to TOOL For The First Time - Sober (Live) Pro Shot

Tribal people reacting to Tool's "Sober" Live Pro Shot Remastered Performance For The First Time
Tribal people's reaction, lyrical analysis to Sober (Live) Pro Shot Remastered Performed by Tool in 1993
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[@teamfingahs4907]

“I don’t think he had a good barber around.” Is one of the funniest comments I’ve heard in 21 years of Tool fandom. Thank you.

[@jimbojones8978]

I really hope this reaches Maynard, he'll probably have a laugh too. lol.

[@danabomb100]

I havent even watched the video yet-went straight to the comments and am 😂😂😂😂!

[@blakfloyd]

Yes indeed lmao. That laughter caved my chest in.

[@whenyoureunwanted9508]

One of the best comments ever

[@CC_Babblecock]

lol! MJK would get a kick out of that 😂

[@shellbournian]

"it's such complex music but good thing you have someone like me today" -- the distinct cry of a new TOOL fan being born

[@jimbojones8978]

Same guy: "Why did you stop it, sir?" - this IS one of Tool's shorter songs to be fair to him ;)

[@thathorrorlass]

Underrated comment 😂

[@Enryaa]

"To remove the shadow, you'd have to remove light itself". Woah, that is, exactly it. This wise man understood it right away.

[@OYensen]

I've been listening to Tool since the 90's and have really delved into the meanings behind their lyrics, but that comment blew my mind! Sir you've opened my mind to deeper and deeper levels of understanding here and I am honored. "To remove the shadow you'd have to remove the source of light itself..." thank you thank you thank you! You'll never know how much this comment has unlocked for me, having had my own issues with the subject matter. God Bless You Sir! ❤

[@mehascome2]

Damn

[@Capnsensible80]

Yes, I just came from the Danny Carey video and this man Abdul is incredibly insightful and open-minded. He gave me a new appreciation for a song I've been listening to for 30 years, which is truly a gift.

[@consonaadversapars]

Or just light it up from all sides...

[@РаисаБавовна]

As soon as the first ray of light appeared, the first shadow appeared. Bram Stocker. ShadowBuilder

[@doknox]

How do these guys understand the message but my parents couldn't? 🤣🤣

[@whispersmith]

Preconceived notions locked in

[@JanjayTrollface]

@@whispersmith Hehe, my response was the other side of that coin. Some people know how to listen. To, with an open mind (and/or heart), let the idea sprout and take form, then inhabit it as it inhabits you, feel it out. Then make a decision.

[@haiasi8161]

@@JanjayTrollface i agree. i think its because these guys WANT to understand. they want to learn. i think too many people think they already know enough

[@JoeCrow5542]

When I watch these guys, I often think of Kashmir by Led Zeppelin. Wise men, untainted by the internet and biased news feeds.

[@JoeCrow5542]

@@haiasi8161 I think too many people think they know enough…that’s beautiful, and sad, because it’s true. Kids online, regurgitating bs they’ve read online, then it becomes their life’s goal…like Candace Owen’s said: life is tough, get a helmet. Born in 1968, I always knew your own life was going to be what you, yourself did with it.

[@SkoobasArt]

"There he is sir, Danny is there" - got me all emotional like he's seeing his friend all over again.

[@Horrorcowhunter]

Same here ❤ i love to see people loving tool, specially Danny

[@olyaar3477]

Omg ! Same! They love Danny as much as we do now 🙂

[@CosmicTavern]

"Why did you stop, sir?" Is what I say after every Tool song ends. I wish they kept going!

[@CC_Babblecock]

That guy joined the Tool army without knowing it lol.

[@leanderdato4764]

As an autistic person (a long time Tool fan, and someone with a big interest in psychology) this was an extremely interesting video for me. Because of my autism, I am unable to read people and understand the emotions they're expressing. So while I have my own emotions while listening to the music, I wouldn't understand the emotions in the performance. So seeing these gentleman, who grew up and live in a completely differnet environment than I do, and not understanding the lyrics as they hear it, analyzing and understanding the song and performance was extremely beautiful to see. They are all so well spoken and philosphical. Thank you for showing them, and sharing their input with us ❤

[@streghewitch77]

That's the biggest reason that I've been watching for so long. I double majored in psychology and sociology so my interest in watching people is always coming from a psychological viewpoint. I can never get over how well they are able to interpret the meanings of these songs without knowing the lyrics. It's a beautiful thing that music can truly cross all boundaries including language and societal norms

[@Capnsensible80]

We all can bring our own perspectives that others may not be able to see by themselves. As much as you appreciate their interpretations, I'm sure you'd have your own unique insights that someone like me may not be able to glean. Art really is a great medium to allow us to come closer to understanding each other as long as we are open to it.

[@chrisjswanson]

This channel is a golden example of using technology to better humanity.

[@anba9499]

we all are happy to share and receive it is our nature

[@EiriUesugiKun]

It is amazing how they immediately understood the way Maynard was presenting the song with his movements.. Wow! :)

[@trianglethief]

I love Muharam's passion for music in general. And he is so right about how impressive it is that Maynard can sing the way he does while contorting his body in such strange ways.

[@Aughtel]

I love watching the face vocal coaches make when seeing his position lol

[@EmmE2323]

I think they would appreciate "Reflection" from Tool a lot.

[@WitchyBishy]

I don't think they can handle stinkfist lol

[@ShamanJedi]

Yes. Good shout 👏

[@Bezlonirslair]

I was thinking it would be interesting to see their reaction to "The Grudge."

[@mqultra5150]

I was thinking about Triad!

[@whispersmith]

Invincible has lyrics that I relate to even in my relative youth (creeping up on middle age) but I think it would resonate even more with these gentlemen

[@kordlesskure]

"Even the moonlight casts a shadow" is so poetic

[@Aughtel]

"Even the moonlight casts a shadow So you would not ve able to go out at night, too" I'm sorry, credit where it's due, but I'm using that for a song.

[@melissafaganscell3063]

Poetic yes

[@mishaDorjan]

I’m an alcoholic, and I struggle with the desire to drink every day, even if I win the day. This song hits home. Thank you for highlighting this song, band, and issue. All love 🙏🏼❤️

[@PrimetimeBJJ]

Life is alwats an uphill battle, at least i think i can speak for most of us on that. Youre never alone. Even if its just for today thats a win for the day. Please look for power in our creator!

[@JoeCrow5542]

I also share the same. I’m still active. I wish you well 😊

[@tricky2055]

One day at a time!

[@juilescieg]

I still get goosebumbs when I see that concert.

[@elsbet1656]

Gets to me every time 😊

[@illuminahde]

Not when I hear it. It sounds like it was recorded in a trash can. There are literally cell phone videos with better versions of this song. This version was recorded in mono and transferred from a VHS tape. I think you guys don't want people to like Tool when you let your nostalgia for this version cloud the objective reality of how terrible it sounds. The band themselves hate this recording.

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

when i hear it, it suddenly gets dusty in my house.. my eyes are bad with dust.

[@juilescieg]

@@illuminahde Do you have a better version of it?

[@illuminahde]

@@juilescieg Yes. Simply search on KZbin for Tool : Live Sober and listen to the Cell phone recordings people have. The sound quality is legitimately better.

[@mdh6977]

"we all learn together" from your guest says it all...

[@DLeRoux]

It is criminal that this channel only has 249K subs. CRIMINAL. This is a venture into anthropology as well as musicology in one place. Two heartbeats of the same drum that make us human beings.

[@douglassheldon2184]

I enjoy talking to men of faith about the song Right In Two. It would be nice to see you gentlemen talk about that one.

[@graebeard552]

With Intension as a lead-in, to get the full theme.

[@bashlucarelli4428]

Abdul Aziz really understands TOOL, you can see it in his eyes when he watches.

[@CaptainJackSparroh]

The beautiful thing about this channel is that it keeps happening... No matter our cultural differences, they're seeing and pointing out the same things we all see. So awesome and inspiring. Wish I could shake all these gentlemen's hands.

[@CC_Babblecock]

I was going to comment that too. We have so much more in common than what we realise - I love that this channel shows it.

[@JakeLavoieMusic]

Watching Abdul ji’s reaction always gives me chills. And the way he lays it all out so well. All of you guys are great!

[@danabomb100]

They are all such wise men! I love what he says about even the moonlight casts a shadow…..that’s poem content!

[@helenespaulding7562]

Wow….excellent comments. I’m always moved by the depth of understanding these men share with us. And also by how Maynard’s performance can show its meaning to people of an entirely different culture. This was wonderful to watch. Please share my thanks with all of them.

[@kmdidgerdoo]

Thanks for the lyric breakdown , tool is multi layered. Welcome to the spiral. 😊 ❤

[@kabousleroux9157]

A lyrical analysis of Lateralus would be hella interesting.

[@highpriestofseti]

a vocal coach once reacted on the vocalist posture when singing, said it was unbelievable he could still sing so good whilest his posture was un natural to sing.

[@CC_Babblecock]

The older guy in yellow nailed the meaning of this & understood the performance art faster than any new age, western world reactor on KZbin 👏 🙌 Well done sir.

[@Adam-qs5ir]

The man with the long beard is right. Without eliminating all light and being consumed by the shadow, you never hit your bottom and therefore never see any reason to resist the shadow. One of the first things I learned in AA. There has to be a bottom for real recovery. Otherwise that shadow will whisper to you, 'You can do this on your own.' And back you go.

[@HelghastEnigma]

Much respect for how well you manage to translate the lyrics for the gentlemen in this video, it can be extremely tough to do, especially since the meanings themselves often don't fully translate over. Syntax is difficult, especially with languages with very different structures.

[@AlexanderOrion]

We all are dependent on this content because when you show something to someone for the first time, you may relive that first experience yourself trough the person you are showing it to. I crave for more😂 Thank you, and wish you all the best!

[@combrogi]

He's saying 'Mother Mary can you whisper' not Whistle 🤗

[@PandemoniaAF]

I enjoy watching you all experience this song and the message in it for the first time ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jesset4987]

Props to these gentlemen for listening and approaching something so different from their norm with such open minds! The comments are gold!

[@odinsson204]

Now, they have received the Mandatory Maynard.

[@movefeet661]

Your channel/videos always hit me very hard. Growing up Pakistani (mostly in the US) I always felt so lost that no one in my family understood me or understood my music. Now I see these tribal people understanding feelings I felt growing up that these songs helped me with, but why couldn't my parents? It makes me sad but also gives me hope that things can get better. I hope you continue doing this. I love watching your videos.

[@johnladd8421]

man …. if that doesn’t say” music unites everyone “ , i don’t know what does

[@arishok89]

It would be amazing to see Trybals react to Pagan Poetry from Bjork, the live version at the Royal Opera House. I think expecially mr. Muharam would really enjoy her voice, and the music.

[@tattoodude8946]

Still, all these years later: I get goosebumps hearing the intro of this song. It really did change the way I viewed music.

[@Bezlonirslair]

This is my favorite band, and a really great song. I loved watching them react to the song and analyze the lyrics and the performance. The artists of Tool have long refused to elaborate on the meanings of their songs because they want you to interpret it yourself. So the way they engaged with it and delved into meanings was great. I think it's a tribute to the art if it intrigues you and compels you enough to think about its meanings. Loved the video!

[@BobbyD-po4yy]

I fucking love these guys! This is now my favorite music site. Hands down.

[@42k78]

I really miss old Tool. Undertow is their second best album ever. So underrated these days.

[@melloncollie8231]

I have a whole new appreciation for Sober, after watching this video. These men explaining what they understood from the music and the movements alone made the whole thing make much more sense to me now. And I'm a looooong time Tool fan. I guess the meaning of the song just never really clicked with me - but now it does. Thank you!

[@charlotterenee5151]

I am so happy all of you got to experience Tool! This is my favorite band because the way they make music is so different than anything else out there. Maynard makes sure his voice isn't the main show, he literally uses it as another instrument in the band. They write the music before the lyrics. And the lyrics, wow. Maynard has a wonderful way with words. They are so deep and creative and thought provoking. The band also uses different time signatures than other music as well. Tool is something different and special. I am so happy my favorite Tribal people get to hear my favorite band.

[@maxmoe3867]

The fact that these wise men can find the deeper meaning of songs shows how in tune they are with emotions and understanding of human behavior. They've opened my eyes as to how wise these elders can be.

[@Face2theScr33n]

Thank you, sirs. Also be aware the addiction was probably heroin, which makes your skin crawl and feel itchy. I love your perspective, as always! God bless!

[@jademorais1393]

I love Tool, my favorite band, and I just loved this video. Show them Rage Againts the Machine! hugs from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@slashmonkey-dj9hx]

this made my heart melt as a drummer, thank you guys for all these words about drummers, I wish you a very peacefule live my friends!

[@deepbluehue3]

Really great to watch ... The director did a very good job explaining the song and asking questions ! I am middle aged man in Texas with few friends and family but of the people I DO know from my job and homelife , / intereact with , 3 people are alcoholics . ( One is recovered / not drinking regularly ) It struck me , listening to these men in the video , how similar the negative issue of alcohol is all over the world . Great reaction !

[@sproutpits]

These videos give me such a powerful inspiration to learn a new language.

[@TheHermeticTradition]

Abdul Baloch is a wise man who is a Master. Observe his ease of acclimation to a foreign source, and how accurate his advice is as a spiritual authority. His reaction is very illuminating, as is the man himself; I want a resident wise man in my sphere such as this, God bless him and the rest

[@nidhishshivashankar4885]

Their breakdown of the lyrics was amazing, my heart is moved

[@adrianmcgachie]

I will be honest I do not really know the music of "Tool" so I was sharing a first time watching, too!

[@whispersmith]

Check out the lateralus album, ideally in its entirety. Among their best

[@colestowing8695]

welcome to the wormhole...it goes deep

[@zaclovesschool2273]

"To me his music is a reflection of truth honestly" this is amazing to hear. Was cool to see how some opinions changed from the Pneuma performance. And your interpretation of the lyrics, while not exact, were able to capture the essence and translate it well to each of them who were able to understand very quickly. Super good video!

[@gravy_brain]

Beautiful. This is Divine work.

[@fett713akamandodragon5]

It's always wonderful to see Mr. Baloch, his insights and sage wisdom is a continual blessing. Seeing him understand and appreciate tool is icing on the cake. He expressed things from this song which I've listened to for nearly 30 years that had never crossed my mind, you have my thanks sir, love from USA.❤

[@garlictoastlife5587]

I've loved TOOL since 1991, and I am soo glad you guys did a song by them, I find the interpretations insightful and accurate to my views on this song. Peace be with you.

[@chucku00]

Oh, an OGT from the first EP! Do you still wear 501's and Vans with a Beastie-Tee? 😜

[@gfimadcat]

Mr. Abdul is an extremely observant guy, he got right down to brass tacks on the meaning of the song

[@anamichele808]

I appreciate all of your opinions of this piece and this band. I am from the US, and this music resonates with me more than most. The first album I listened to of them was “10,000 Days. “ Insanely good. I realized that these musical scores were written on the Fibonacci Scale. The patterns of all Creation.

[@colestowing8695]

Thank you so much for looking at this. I was one (of many) that asked for it. Please consider taking a look at the song "46+2" which speaks to mankind's next evolution🙏

[@georgenaiser7694]

Muharam, Adnan and Abdul, I love you guys. Keep up the good work it helps bring us together 🙏💚

[@abandonedbuildingexplorer]

Abdul Aziz Rind Baloch spoke so much wisdom and quotable lines in this. Wow! Very inspiring performance and reaction by everyone, indeed.

[@jimbojones8978]

"they are carrying people on their arms!" You'll have to show him a video compilation of 'crowd surfing'... :)

[@BathoryBat]

Some other bands with poetic lyrics that I love are Opeth (a Swedish progressive metals band) and Gojira (a French progressive metal band). These two bands did a concert together at Red Rocks Amphitheatre (an open air amphitheater in a nature park in Colorado, USA) which is beautiful, and they have very high quality videos from this concert. Both bands played their most famous songs that day, so there are a lot of good ones to choose from. Some of their vocals are very harsh and difficult for some people to listen to. But with a lot of musicians that use those harsh vocal techniques to show darker meaning or emotion.

[@VeggyZ]

This analysis is incredibly fun to listen to (read, in my case) - yes, this is why I watch first-time reactions to musicians I love. Abdul (the guy with the great beard? if I have his name remembered correctly) has some great quotes to relay when he provides his analysis. He did in the previous video I watched too. I think that was his name - I can't quite find it by seeking, but I'm pretty sure the man with the glorious beard is Abdul? yes Tool's music IS like a lesson to his millions upon millions of fans - even those who can't get past the same demons. In fact, I can attest many of those people who are still lost in their addictions find his music perhaps MORE profound. Tool is quite a profound band, in many ways, not just the lyrics. I'm happy to see these guys recognize that - now that I've watched several videos I am really loving the thought they put into their analyses. Tool is one of the bands that - not due to the message as much as the wonderful sounds - helped me out of my dependencies. At that time in my life, it provided me with a joy that I don't NEED to distance myself from - Music. I still listen to all of Tool's music today. In fact, my current employment allows me to listen to music all I want through the day, in my car. The lights in our lives we never need a reason to replace, the ones that don't also cause us harm, are the ones that sustain us. I know music, and Tool being one of the primary bands I listened to, certainly helped remove me from so many of my troubles, even if just temporarily, it was a positive influence and I'll never forget it - even if I go deaf, you can guess what I will be hearing inside my own head. Great video again you guys - keep up the good work, I had no choice but to subscribe.

[@kevinlawes591]

Abdul is the wisest tool fan I've ever seen the toolmaster! 👍🏻😉

[@napukapu]

You need to show these sirs the live performance of song "H" from the New York 2002 show. Maynard is painted with harmine by Alex Grey in preparation for this concert

[@Deam7666]

This reaction was amazing! You are all amazing men and to see you so open minded to react to this truly made my day🥰Talent is talent and to see people appreciate that regardless of the type of music speaks volumes. Your insights are excellent. Thank you for doing your videos and my best of everything to you all. Having three different generations react is so nice to see😁

[@CaptainTwitchy]

Abdul and Mashoque are so perceptive of the lyrics and meanings. Abdul, especially! Very wise. And they’re Danny Carey-stans!!

[@77Samuel75]

I hope you do more Tool reactions! May God Bless you all! 🙏

[@Laneline5000]

Play them Lateralus. That song is a masterpiece. It will make them TOOL fans for sure!

[@kabousleroux9157]

I love this channel.

[@RallyBud]

Regarding your Danny Carrey reaction I sent the following text to my brother after watching it. "Dude. This video is worth watching for the subtitles alone…and the two guys doing some killer beats at the end is awesome. Some real wisdom in this whole video though (the subtitles)." Great reaction. Now on to Sober....Done. Great reaction as well. If you liked this stage setup from 1993, you should watch a live performance of Tool from the past couple years (2021-now). Pneuma, Invincible, Decending, are great songs and visuals live. Tool's live shows can be a religious experience for those in attendence. As far as music and lyrics go, Tool is quite prophetic.

[@jimbojones8978]

The lead singer's mother's name is Judith Marie Maynard. Marie/Mary... A play on the holy Mary mother of Jesus, which he attributes to his pious mother as well. Cheers. Fun reacts. Thanks!

[@witness2theinsanity757]

I waited for a quiet moment to watch this with full attention. I love your deep dive with this one, you have touched me letting them share this with me.❤ So wise and I bet Maynard and the guys would be chuffed, flattered and surprised.😅

[@bwa_8]

You should do Rollins Band - Liar. Great song, great video.

[@bigbowlowrong4694]

Maynard - successfully creeping people out worldwide since the first EP

[@michaellambert5223]

These guys get it! I thank God I’m sober now. I was not when this was a new song. 20+ years sober now 👍

[@makismakiavelis5718]

I love how Mr. Muharam is rapidly becoming a Danny Carey fan. He immediately acknowledges him on the stage 11:47 and later he even complains how in this video Danny didn't get enough camera time! 17:24 Maybe he will consider taking up drumming lessons in the future

[@y0LAs_]

Thank you guys for being so open and for linking our different cultures! Thank you for your openness and kindness

[@MNJ90]

Wow am I happy they are reacting to TOOL.

[@Radtke_Makes]

Saw Tool in concert in 1998 - Was an amazing experience. It's great to see you all exploring this in so much depth

[@fuzzystapler]

Trybals, you’re doing something truly great for the world. Our cultures don’t define us, our humanity does. Your Mr. Rogers videos should be mandatory watching for world diplomats. Thank you all for sharing with the world.

[@joshuaboudreau5258]

First, what a beautiful language. Pleasing to the ears. Second, I love the different ideas from each generation. Third, thank you for trying to relate to western music. Would love to hear some eastern music and what it means to you all.

[@gabrielboffano9595]

So Maynard´s body language's completely universal, that's amazing

[@Ason19]

This such a smart use of the format. Well done guys.

[@lesdehart7856]

Now after seeing this one and the Pneuma drum cam video, I suggest showing them a video of one of the recent tours so they can see how they've evolved since that show. Just a thought.

[@NorbertHajduNorb]

I love these Tool reactions, keep them coming :) Great work, I love to see the angle, that your guests see these songs from :) Also, I wonder, after seeing this performance and understanding how deep Maynard is with his lyrics, energy and performance, do they still think a more upbeat singer such as Michael Jackson would be better suited to the band? :)

[@theawakener4360]

I love your reactions to Tool! There will never be another band like them. Hope to see more Tool reaction from yall! Maybe wanna try Pneuma again but the official audio with headphones. Such an immersive experience.✨✨✨

[@molotovangel]

Hello sir, I am a longtime fan of your videos and diehard fan of TOOL. It is fascinating to see these gentlemen’s reactions to the previous video for Pneuma as well as this one- and I humbly ask you to please make a video of them reacting to the songs “Disposition” and “Reflection” as they have always struck a chord in me being a descent of South Asian culture born and raised in America. I am curious of how’d they’d react to the use of the tabla in “Disposition”and the very primal sensation I pick up when listening to “Reflection.” Thank you again for these videos.

[@bigsarge2085]

Always interesting, Trybal friends!

[@txticklefighter3622]

He was legitimately sad when he asked "why did you stop" at the end😢

[@kendrickje]

I love these people

[@tricky2055]

I can tell you, Addiction is a fucking shadow lurking over entire families!

[@MikeOwen-u8j]

I love the villagers reactions! Great content fascinating 😊

[@DonTonSoup]

It never ceases to baffle me that the oldest man here always seems to understand the metal pieces and their meanings the best, even before he knows what the lyrics are trying to portray. W old Sindhi man.

[@sarahallegra6239]

Awesome!! I’m so glad they enjoyed and appreciated the song. Great job to everyone! I wouldn’t be sad if they listened to more Tool/ A Perfect Circle. Thanks, Adnan!

[@TRYBALS]

[@wjadam024]

Great Work, Thank You!

[@AngriestPanda]

I really enjoyed the format of the video and was impressed with how easily the folks picked up on things about the artist/song given the language challenges.

[@hobsonster]

Man I hope you get them on Reflection, they're gonna love that one.

[@OwenCameron-zk7xk]

For the love of music we have to help these bois grow this channel!!!

[@charleschi843]

10:28 "He looks disabled..." Maynard, I sure hope you see this video some day. 😂