Vocal Coach REACTS to COREY TAYLOR - SNUFF - ACOUSTIC

I was shook. He has a warm way with words which kept me captivated. Great strong technical vocalist!
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[@pawelsjogard617]

Corey could sing the phone book and I would still listen.

[@befrnigel]

@@timharrison1371 badum tss

[@quincylovesheather]

I would buy that record

[@NefariousPorpoise]

Because you want to fuck him, not because he's a good singer.

[@therealestmcc0y]

Well said. Then I'd hear it again as read by Morgan Freeman. Lol

[@alfredbuck1480]

He has, and its amazing!

[@MartinRealEstatePhotography]

"I really love his rasp." Well dear, if you really love his rasp, I've got a few albums of his that will show exactly what that rasp is all about!

[@FadeToBlackOps]

I wonder what those albums are... HHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@bend5911]

Iowa and We Are Not Your Kind

[@burzummm5609]

AAHAHAH BRUH

[@NomadJedi]

I WEEEEEEEEEPT WHEN I REALIZED

[@xthformhaseo]

Can even add Subliminal Voices to one of the albums even if a more clean album production wise than all the others

[@plutonium120]

you skipped the best part 4:42 SO SAVE YOUR BREATH I WILL NOT CARE when the depression and bargaining turns to anger and acceptance

[@TyJayzza]

Terrible timing on your pausing. That is the one of the most emotional lines to the song and should have been in there

[@jigarzasu]

Yup I was very disappointed by that, it’s my favorite part of the song ☹️

[@robertstewart9989]

Ugh, totally skipped the part I anticipate every time I listen to the song.

[@demoncleaner80]

@FructoseComa wouldn't surprise me. some videos like this get hit with lame copyright claims, even though it should be fair use. if that happens then a video gets demonetized

[@rosetdk4692]

Thought i was the only one that noticed, that line gets me every time 💔

[@kyleernsting7885]

She is an empath. She can feel every emotion. Everything he feels she can feel. You can see it in her emotions when the song starts. You have a beautiful soul and I’m so happy I came across your channel

[@dubsspilly5864]

It's called being human. No o e is an empath. We all recognize our own emotions in others. Nothing special. This isn't star trek.

[@krissydale9850]

@@dubsspilly5864 Being an empath is different than feelings one emotion. Empath isn't that simple. Feeling what we feel, see. Isn't the extent of it. It's an extreme effect 9 times of 10. Can be debilitating, from family, friends, unknown, movies. Doesnt matter. Empaths feel so much it makes us sick.

[@dubsspilly5864]

@@krissydale9850 It's horseshit. It just means you're an emotional child because you can't handle your emotions like normal adults.

[@austinhood]

@@dubsspilly5864 someone did something to you man

[@michalmijok]

wtf

[@Hirgandor]

Corey is (in my oppinion) one of the best and most versatile rock / metal singers of our time. he is not only the lead singer for Slipknot, but also for Stone Sour. Check out their songs aswell, the tone is completely different from what he does with Slipknot.

[@megagengar4089]

The vocalist of slipknot when unmasked,looks the same as the vocalist of stone sour

[@ismaelhernandezmunoz6291]

@Elver Antisoda II r/wooooooosh

[@darrenfrank9904]

Ya his vocals are insane

[@davidperlich9196]

My favorite thing to do is play "wait and bleed" , then "bother" to some one who doesn't understand my love of metal. Then say it's the same lead singer. It's greatness to watch their reaction!

[@marvinbf3]

Hirgandor hell yea my opinion best in business next to Howard Jones

[@RolandDeschain1]

The best thing to do is immediately follow this up with something like "People = Shit' or 'Sic' and try and imagine that it's the same person.

[@dennisvanopstal7360]

100%true

[@erichargrove2287]

Always follow this song with Disasterpiece.... Its sadness turning into pure hatred...

[@bajdalen]

hilarious man! @@erichargrove2287

[@stratomiesniinsaatanasti5250]

Axl Rose has the same effect

[@TheComicBookJoker]

Stratomies niin saatanasti Yeah, but Corey doesn’t have the baggage of being considered a world-class asshat by half the people he’s worked with.

[@gazwhite5297]

Whether Corey's singing like an angel or a demon I just love him so much.

[@burakertug4524]

We all have reach to both of em inside ourselves.

[@astrzmbie9968]

That aint layne staley

[@belakiss8861]

Corey is a tremendous singer. This song really hits the spot..

[@TheProdigalGoob]

One of the best out there for sure man. Hard to believe this is the same guy who leads for Slipknot. I know so many people that didnt believe me at first ahaha

[@andre_sw8114]

The G spot

[@shmick6079]

Never in a million years when Slipknot first arrived on the scene did anyone imagine that Corey could do such a performance. Just beautiful.

[@Louisee77]

Really emotional song.

[@befrnigel]

@@Louisee77 knew i'll found you here. See, your powers are awakening. xD

[@Louisee77]

@@befrnigel you're right! i'm starting to evolve xD

[@jonathanbouthillette753]

Or even write this kind of music

[@XpoopinyofaceXz]

When I look back at wait in bleed I know he had a great voice and can sing. But yes over time and age I like it.

[@gmiller883]

I see Corey, i press Like.

[@pjfan173]

gmiller883 844 thousand views says everything about his pure natural talent

[@robertclements2757]

Amen

[@yungschiphang3627]

👍

[@cobysampson4836]

You are a simple man. As am I

[@Savagepandax]

I feel you bro.

[@MrJoeyGregan]

R.I.P Paul Gray. still hurts to see Corey almost cry singing the song. Can't spell the man's name wrong or I'm an ass.

[@Ranger.TomGunna]

Paul*

[@taylorelmore8873]

Absolutely! Love Corey Taylor!

[@jamesbean7612]

Yea except snuff is about a chick

[@82metalchic]

@@jamesbean7612 yes it's about a girl, but this was the last song Paul wrote before he died. So Corey gets emotional when he sings it.

[@jamesbean7612]

starryeyes982 "Corey doesn't really write music for Slipknot - but, when he came over to hear the songs Paul [Gray, bassist] and I were working on for All Hope Is Gone, he showed me this… I had him lay a scratch track down in the studio. Then I went in late at night, without telling him, and laid down some drums… When he heard it the next day, he started crying. It's Corey's masterpiece." - Joey Jordison. No no he didn’t it’s all Corey and only Corey sorry to burst your bubble

[@raaab1212]

"The Neck" is one of the best!

[@razalin]

Corey Taylor is an amazing person. Very down to earth and super chill. He's an amazing vocalist and lyricist, He also fronts one of the most successful metal bands from the past couple of decades.

[@kermitthefrog1208]

Some might go as far as to say one of the most successful of all time.

[@befrnigel]

@@kermitthefrog1208 some might even say one of the best of all time.

[@kermitthefrog1208]

@@befrnigel Indeed, oh wise one!

[@KnuckleZup]

Sure she didn’t know that...

[@kermitthefrog1208]

@@nightwingx0126 Oh for sure, people like that are a rarity these days.

[@ApocApocrypha]

I'm glad you watched this, Corey is one of the greatest of this generation of metal and hard rock. He can scream with Slipknot and sing with Stone Sour, always full of emotions, powerful voice. Also a great bright mind, always refreshing to hear him talk in interviews or in his books. Bother is also a great powerful song in the same vein as Snuff. I'm glad you watched him and David Draiman.

[@Louisee77]

Exactly. David is a legend too.

[@matilda4833]

Bother from this very live gig is amazing. Especially for crowd participation:)

[@SortenRavn]

Would be interesting to see an interview with Marilyn Manson and Corey Taylor, like talkshow or answering worried parents.. It would leave no surviours i'm sure

[@user.4049]

For the fans of this band. This song is hard for all of us. I cant listen to snuff without crying because I know what its about and it hurts

[@stephaniepierson6487]

For real! I can't listen without tears

[@markuscovi8436]

Snuff is one the most deepest and emotional songs ever written....when he performs Snuff live it becomes something that you cannot explain 🤟 Corey......Thank You !

[@inDAhole176]

what is it about?

[@user.4049]

@@inDAhole176 it’s about unreciprocated love, white lies and betrayal by someone you thought held you close to them

[@mycroftknight]

Yeah, this one is one of my favourite too. When I started to listen this one, I didn't understand the lyrics except for a few sentences but it still made me wanted to cry.

[@moonbunnygw8342]

I really love how Rebecca also pays attention to the lyrics and emotions too

[@numadread1]

A quick explanation of why corey is so emotional every time he is singing that song. It reminds him of paul grey who was the bassist of slipknot and one of his closest friend. He died 6 months after the release of the album "all hope is gone".

[@rva]

Oh Crikey that's so awful! Thanks for explaining

[@brightdarkness420]

what numadread says is 100% true this is the last song he worte with paul grey before he died . But the song is really straight forward and talks about a girl that he loved and and that he did not deserve. The second part (starting with 'I still press your letters to my lips') talks about him missing her and her not fighting to keep their love strong. In the end she sold him out to save herself, meaning that she used him.

[@MementoMoriv2]

Rest in peace Paul Grey ❤️

[@gggfx4144]

And the song "Devil in I" opens solemnly with the lyrics "Undo these chains my friend...".

[@phellips10]

Everything right, exept you got your dates wrong there. All Hope Is Gone was released in august 2008 and Paul died in may 2010, so almost two years later.

[@salwanarjun]

Unlike what people believe, this song is not about Paul Grey. It is about a past relationship. ""This is the slow one. It's another personal one. Again, not naming names, it's about someone who helped me through a lot and I thought she felt the same way that I did and then she really let me down. At the same time, it was good that she did, because it was that final push to me figuring out myself. The lyrics are pretty self-explanatory." - Corey Taylor"

[@Nopers_]

Arjun Salwan well of course it’s not about him, it was written before he died. He still dedicated the song to him when he sings it though

[@SJN302]

It was the last song he worked on with paul before he died, hence the dedication

[@1JGabe]

Corey has been on record saying he also dedicates it to Paul since his death.

[@gandf12345]

Paul was the one who helped record it when Corey first went to the studio i believe and thats why he links/dedicates it to him

[@gj4312]

RIP Paul

[@timostedehouder3213]

There is a video of Corey singing this song where he breaks down while singing the song. It’s pretty heavy to watch, i was in tears myself the first time watched it (to be honest 2nd, 3th and 4th time as well). I can related to some shit he had been trough, so every time i see something from Corey that i can 100% relate to, I will most likely be in tears. I like him, he isn’t afraid to show his emotions and let his voice be heard. He is a wonderful person.

[@jarrett2402]

You wanna really hear his rasp? Listen to bother by stone sour.

[@chrissciberras2809]

One of the best songs I've ever listened to

[@berniebasset9465]

I've listened to that song since I was 11 years old. It's still excellent.

[@zacf85]

Zzyzx Road is better

[@ianm2505]

Also tired and his rainbow in the dark cover \m/

[@kgot7436]

Zac Fick oooh. That’s a brave statement. Both are really good

[@zainhaq4791]

Rock and metal music has more heart than any other music genre. More emotion and more rawness

[@paeden5431]

Have you heard old school Blues or Soul?

[@jayjay85928]

Jordan Moorman that’s where many get their inspiration from, and classical. Many people think they are brainless idiots but in reality they are not and some of the most talented and artistic along with very intelligent people you would ever meet.

[@iangiesler509]

This man said old school blues and soul got more heart/emotion/RAWNESS? Lmao my good sir have YOU heard rock/metal?

[@Aric_EPU]

@jvalex18 Don't need to prove shit. Just listen to any modern pop, it's so emotionless and forced.

[@Loiner_Leftie]

Honestly I love metal for it's breadth of subject matter. Sure you have the usual suspects but you can also find albums about The Silmarillion, or hunting a dragon, or military history etc.

[@MrJackcorgi]

corey taylor is a 6 octave singer who has been doing it professionally since he was 16 or 17 years old,and performs around 250 live shows a year ,either with slipknot,stone sour,or his solo tours. he is an amazing songwriter. imo him and mike patton (also a 6 octave singer) are some of the best vocalists out there. they can sing any style of music and have it sound amazing.

[@ItsLoriK]

Either way those 2 singers along with Geoff Tate & Bruce Dickinson are some ranging mothers.

[@ndpendentresentment7806]

Don't forget about Myles Kennedy.

[@MrJackcorgi]

what did you think about mike patton? he has an amazing voice imo @@ItsLoriK

[@ItsLoriK]

@@MrJackcorgi I totally agree & hope to see some vocal coaches reacting to some of his best work.

[@MrJackcorgi]

pattons catalog is tricky because you have to peel away the layers to find the gems but they are gems indeed,@@ItsLoriK

[@BigPlumpRump]

4:42 cutting the song at that part felt like a sneeze I couldn't get out

[@mistergeking9809]

Yeahh

[@hammatime5531]

I listened to stone sour for almost 2 years before someone told me it was Corey, I was completely blown away. Dude is TALENTED!

[@joeposey7370]

Snuff is amazing....and vermilion...and pretty much everything he does Slipknot stone sour or by himself. My favorite ever n possibly the best ever🤘

[@stephenjones9384]

Stone sours amazing

[@Truthaehnchen]

Oh, Vermillion Pt.1 and 2 are both on the very top of my Slipknot favorites.

[@chrissciberras2809]

Vermillion part 2 is amazing too

[@rockytopg4767]

@@Truthaehnchen same

[@garyscarisbrick8227]

@Joshua Chairez I agree

[@PeekaBooO17]

Any one looking forward to Slipknot soft version. Slipknot - Circle Slipknot - Danger keep away Slipknot - Goodbye Slipknot - prelude 3.0 Slipknot - till we die Slipknot - snuff Slipknot - vermilion part 2

[@tenkaramadowaseru]

Or pretty much everything from "Vol 3: The Subliminal Verses"

[@timothyzaraspe6946]

Thanks

[@woodenhoe]

Disasterpiece!

[@francobriones98]

Those songs are ART, are tremendous

[@FadeToBlackOps]

Yosua Mokalu XD

[@craftyourwaytv6151]

RIP Paul Gray #2 of the original 9. Thank you for reviewing a song that means so much to Corey.

[@chrismunoz7859]

This song has been engrained in me and I still jam to this since I went through a breakup "it took the death of hope to let you go!" THE FEELS

[@Bobieber]

Corey is one of them best singers. He has such a beautiful smooth voice yet strong when he needs it to be. Not to forget he's a really good musician and he's handsome

[@ToxicDover]

Snuff is an amazingly emotional song in both performance and lyrics. Not Corey Taylor, but I'd recommend checking out the song "Blackbird" by Alter Bridge. Fantastic vocals and incredibly emotional.

[@goleadorxix]

live in Amsterdam is great. Blackbird is my favourite song ever.

[@Crotes1990]

I second this, next level performance!

[@mantistoboggan5189]

Blackbird is something else, so good

[@BNSFFur]

Alter Bridge has two good songs In loving memory and broken wings

[@Petroschek1]

I second Blackbird

[@benllewelyn98]

For anyone who wants to hear Corey singing in all his glory watch his love in London concert it's incredible

[@wicklash9065]

THIS WAS THE LAST SONG THEY RECORDED WITH PAUL. That is why he’s so sad. RIP Paul Gray, you helped so many deal with so much shit.

[@virginiaorwell906]

Corey is not only a great vocalist but a great lyricist. He really is a unique and talented man. x ❤️ x P.S. Your hair looks lovely, Rebecca! xx

[@heidibaltom8138]

I totally agree its almost like poetry. He can put into words things most people cant

[@ps3cinima]

I can feel the emotions with every lyric. Corey Taylor is an absolute legend that truly deserves the upmost respect.

[@brandonhinrichs8657]

I can't help but think that this song was originally meant for a Stone Sour album. I guess it doesn't really matter which band cuz it's just him basically on the studio version anyway. But this is definitely more of a Stone Sour vibe

[@Lindberg1984]

@@brandonhinrichs8657 It was actually for Slipknot.. Corey stated that himself. But I agree that it does have that Stone Sour vibe to it. Glad it ended up on a Slipknot record after all. #RIPPaulGray

[@nathanfletcher7023]

hes trying so hard not to cry. warbles a few times. i love slipknot

[@TrueDeathblacK]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGe5l6eZpcqDhck He's not always able to hold it and, imo, it only makes the song much more powerful

[@morganwaller1195]

@@TrueDeathblacK I think the crowd interaction in this specific performance is bringing out more emotion from Corey because he does look like he’s in the edge a couple of times

[@falseshepherd-490]

When he sings "I only wish you weren't my friend, then I could hurt you in the end." Looks up to the heavens and bites his lip to keep from losing it. Such emotion in his performance. Seen Corey live 8 times, and that emotion is ALWAYS there.

[@cyberdan42]

Well obviously you now have to react to Corey Taylor in his persona as #8 in the band Slipknot (this is actually a Slipknot tune although I've never seen the band do it live). The Slipknot list of songs is huge, always best live of course (and KZbin has a lot of great live Slipknot videos available) - Surfacing, Duality, Spit it Out, Wait and Bleed, Devil Inside are notable favorites of mine (and many folks). These are straight up raw metal (different people will argue different sub-genre, but Slipknot is metal first, sub-genre second), the lyrics are much, much more aggressive, but still meaningful. Again this demonstrates the versatility which can exist in metal. So please, pick a different Slipknot track, react and compare.

[@duncanhainsworth5063]

They've done the song live quite a few times.

[@cyberdan42]

@@duncanhainsworth5063 No doubt. I just have not seen it at a concert I've attended and have yet to view a really first class video of it in the media. So not that they've never done it live, its that I've not seen it.

[@duncanhainsworth5063]

@@cyberdan42 oh okay, now i understand, at least you were lucky enough to see them live, i fear ill never get the opportunity.

[@Fvneral_moon]

out of all songs the first song you recommend is surfacing XD thats a little rough for a first exposure to the heavier side of slipknot huh

[@NefariousPorpoise]

Slipknot is college rock, not metal, lol. Soft as fuck.

[@LpSuffle]

His version of Wicked Game is unbelievable, you should listen too!

[@shannonelaine3556]

His version of Van Morrison's I'll be your lover too, is amazing as well!

[@vrljabrlja629]

Embrio- Wicked game... Check it out. Unfortunately singer died in bike accident.And pls tell me what do you think about it.TY💪

[@catfailla5881]

YES!!!

[@jaymachael4766]

Yes, and so is H.I.M's version

[@ItsJennNotJenny]

And "Lightening Crashes" so good

[@jonjoreynoldsgranner7307]

I'm 48 year old man and I cry like a little girl Everytime I hear this. It's so good. People under estimate Corey's power.

[@MrMjshep]

This song helps me so so much and has gotten me thru many a dark day. Corey has such a way with his voice between Stone Sour, Slipknot and his solo work. His personal loss when singing this song love clearly comes across. I'm so grateful I'm able to enjoy this song because it helps me so much. I appreciate that you reacted to this incredible song

[@swordmonkey6635]

Corey Taylor has musical range. I was floored when I heard Stone Sour after being used to him in Slipknot. I remember hearing that Stone Sour was his older project, but his musical range is impressive.

[@duncanhainsworth5063]

Try finding the song Bertha by stone sour, its an old demo track but Corey exhibits his maximum range in this song, it doesnt even sound like its him singing.

[@unicornsgoraawwrrrrr]

I've not watched many vocal coach reaction videos, but ones I've seen just sit there like oooooh I love this sounds good, whereas this is more what I would expect and like from those types of videos, an actual description of what the singer is doing!

[@jomy10-games]

You should react to Slipknot’s new song “Unsainted”

[@Fister_of_Muppets]

As long as there is video of her. Her accent when she speaks is like polished glass, so elegant.

[@pozesialtelevaides5494]

😍

[@micahchavira2947]

Lmfao 😂

[@nemrod3589]

Yeeees unsainted is so perfect

[@Senior_Pineapple]

Still hasnt done it

[@JimmyMC2diecast]

Theres a badass video of him singing for a dave grohl song in the studio, and he destroys it on the first take and they’re like, “you need to warm up? and he’s like, nah i think i got it”.

[@georgianajones2346]

From can to can't! One of my favorite songs, much like Snuff, the lyrics to that song are so deep. Of course Corey knocks that one out of the park as well. To ANYONE who has NOT heard that song, check it out, you won't be disappointed!!!

[@flubberdish1422]

From can to can't is the song's name. Such an awesome tune

[@ItsLoriK]

That's how I found him. I told someone that's a voice I'd love. When told he sang for Slipknot I wondered why as I'd only heard an early noise song. But then I hit some from the 3rd album on when his voice & the music started to have a musicality to it. Each album blew me away more. I'm nervous since the new album's supposed to go back to Iowa which isn't my bag but we'll see.

[@SpecialKLSX]

@@ItsLoriK Well he did for years tell the rest of the band he wanted to do more melodic songs. But that ran counter to what slipknot as a band was. Which is why Slipknot isn't... take that back they have a album releasing this year? Yea, it's been 5 years since their last album an in that time Stone Sour (Corey's band) has been releasing albums Bi-Annually(more or less) since 2012

[@ItsLoriK]

@@SpecialKLSX For me, Stone Sour isn't enough. Slipknot does melodic & aggressive very well and when they're able to include both elements in the same song it's spot on for me.

[@indys_basement]

Corey's voice on stripped versions like this one never fails to get me in the feels.

[@gregmcnamara3126]

The pain he feels over the loss of Paul Gray is so raw and vulnerable in this performance. It hits me right in the feels everytime I hear this version.

[@bobburgess1945]

You know, I adore your reactions and the way you explain what’s going on and I think it’s as entertaining and emotional to watch you react as it is to listen to the songs. Awesome.

[@Demonaxis]

Absolutely adore this song.

[@frizzy1923]

I watched Corey Taylor play at Download just after Paul had passed away. He sang bother and you could feel the pain and anguish he was in. The whole crowd was silent with most of us silently crying. One of the most memorable performances and experiences of my life. So glad you decided to do a video on Corey. If you like his stuff please review his version of wicked games and his acoustic version of Bother (stonesour)

[@Kitty956]

I was there too. Everyone around me was unashamedly weeping from young boys to big beefy metalheads. It was one of the most emotionally powerful moments I've ever witnessed.

[@kirancourt]

I love your videos! They make the misery of isolation so much easier! Your passion for the music and friendly manner make this one of my favorite channels!

[@rva]

Thank you!

[@pestilence6908]

This song for some reason makes me cry it triggers something inside me, I push all my emotions down and music brings it out

[@nekane6168]

Slipknot - the devil in I There he is in his pure element. Both rough and soft. The scary soft. Just like when my mother doesn't shout, that chills

[@heidibaltom8138]

I love that song. You hit the nail on the head. Rough and soft it both at the same time which sounds impossible but yep he did it with that

[@danielMayheM13]

He was on IOWA in hes element...best time ever..

[@nekane6168]

@@danielMayheM13 I wish I had been there :(

[@jellyfxxsh5839]

Nekane Rodriguez my email is because of that song 💀

[@lukasmeggs5857]

The crowd of this concert was amazing. He performed a song called “Bother” and it has to be one of the best crowd interactions I’ve seen in a live performance

[@sleepysadpoet]

I can agree. He played bother live when I saw him in September.

[@Dylan9664]

Just saw your tool sober video. I like watching you because a lot of the people I knew that did singing in school really hated on rock and metal and you talk about the real talent of rock and metal singers

[@viniciusribeiro7279]

I fucking love your profile picture

[@imarockinpanda]

Watching Corey Taylor sing this song with all the pain on his face while he sings the tears building in his eyes... Is absolutely heartbreaking. But the end product is so beautiful, and has so much emotion and is so unique. There will never be another Corey Taylor..

[@kenRoberts1984]

He dedicates this song to his old bass player when he plays it live. Still an open wound here, as you can tell.

[@orangedrivepalms5807]

RIP Paul

[@jazcastle2422]

With you there brother this song since has always been hard for me to get through 🖤 stay strong fellow maggots 🖤 R.I.P Paul your never forgotten x

[@befrnigel]

There's a live performance where he brokes down in tears in the middle of the song

[@tylermartin5933]

Snuff was on the all hope is gone album, of which paul was still alive for? I think this is actually about another relationship in his life

[@NumberOneIdle]

@@tylermartin5933 at the time it wasn't for Paul, but now that he's passed, the song has taken on a new meaning for him. He dedicates this song to Paul whenever he does it live.

[@themagpie_1]

he isn`t invoking emotion, he`s hurting by singing this...

[@IMNOTtheetiger]

Thats what invoking means. To invoke is to bring out or to conjure.

[@MellenBerger]

.thus invoking emotion......

[@goat4298]

This is for Paul Gray who convinced him to keep the song because he loved it. R.I.P Paul Gray ;(

[@tackleberry9386]

But he isnt invoking it, how he sings it now is much different from when it was written due to the meaning thats been attached to it. Emotion is added to the song due to pauls death, it was never written to invoke how it does now, which again isnt intentionally being done, if anything the song invokes emotion from corey

[@berniebasset9465]

@@tackleberry9386 Which invokes emotion from the listener.

[@doggstarr77]

*Rebecca*, you need to see the official video for this!! It's very well done

[@draco_Si]

The origin of this song was about his ex wife but Corey taylor changed it after one of his band members died. That's why it's hard for him

[@dorothysargasso5585]

You mean he changed the song or the origin of the song?

[@conormcfarlane1114]

It was one of Paul's (the band member) favourite melodies and he would often just sing it. So it's now dedicated somewhat to him

[@hateful845]

it's not about his ex wife. it's about someone who helped him through hard times that he caught feelings for. she never felt the same way about him though.

[@williamuptgraft1755]

You really should watch the whole concert. I think it's Corey Taylor live in London. It's one of the best shows I've seen. The connection between the audience and Corey is epic. He is one of the best lyricist ever.

[@heidibaltom8138]

Yes i totally agree that is a great show. His songs are poetry. And i could also listen to him talk all day as well as sing.

[@amandahibbs3690]

Take 2! I love Cory Taylor, whether it’s Slipknot or Stone sour I adore his voice!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️ my favorite stone sour is hesitate and say you’ll haunt me and through the glass. And favorite from slipknot is psychosocial. Puts on a phenomenal show

[@rva]

Yes. I need a gin. But green tea will suffice ♥️♥️

[@DemonKitty_91]

This song will forever make me cry. I love Corey 😭♥️

[@SkyFTW]

I can't get enough of Corey Taylor's voice

[@jellyfxxsh5839]

Watch Corey sing the theme song of Spongebob live:)

[@Maggot-ov4eu]

Perfect😂

[@waynedrysdale6077]

And Scooby doo

[@tonidavidson1808]

One of the goat's of yt lol

[@kngcobraon2wheels694]

The Prophet thats what i said😂

[@FeatherleszBiped]

Where do i find this?

[@RTr-nw1fj]

Omg ive been waiting sooo looong for a voice teacher/coach would react to snuff.

[@Dhovikin]

This song still makes me cry. It’s so amazing and so emotional. Corey will always be my favorite performer.

[@suprasounds2163]

Now THIS is a review i love to see. Not being excessively nitpicky like some reviews I've seen.. Tremendous job!

[@kevin123hoi]

this was a part of the corey taylor acoustic live show in londen, the whole show is amazing. the other song from this performence you should listen is, bother taciturn, both are amazing songs by lyrics and voice

[@sleepysadpoet]

Snuff is such a meaningful song and I love it so much.

[@CrimsonDeathBed]

You're so awesome RVA! I love your videos, I wanna share every cool song I know with you, and yes, lyrics are so important, I love that you're engaged at a level I am. As I'm sure you know, not everyone is, and it can be laborious to those around you to keep the same engagement, so thanks for that.

[@jasonsalcedo485]

This reaction video was the first I saw you many months ago. I've been hooked on you ever since. Love the song and love your videos. Keep being beautiful and keep putting out awesome videos.

[@awesomeasianbob1834]

This song makes me cry every time. Great review!

[@joshgavin1939]

Definitely didn’t expect you to react to slipknot! Corey is one of my favorite lyricists of all time!

[@bassimprovjams3772]

Perfectly said! I love watching your reactions especially when I know it’s an emotional song. I like to see you connect with the singer as well it feels good when you can see someone connect with a song that others hold close to them

[@sylvirgiomanach1491]

It's been YEARS and I still cry every time I hear the raw emotion in his voice from this show. Often cry to this song for my own reasons, but with this version... it's all him.

[@FzNd]

That whole one man show in London was great. You might want to try out his performance of *Bother* from the same show. One of the best examples of great audience participation I've ever seen. Also, for his "scary berserking beast" side, check out some Slipknot. I'd recommend Some of his early stuff for pure blissful insanity. Maybe their song *Liberate* (see if you can keep up with the middle part in that, it's absolutely bonkers ;))

[@davidebuffa5577]

"Check this nipples" 😂😂😂

[@lore15]

Because you chose this particular song of his... Definitely worth a subscribe... Keep it up.

[@Zer-my6tc]

É mesmo fds

[@jeannizerolle3101]

Rebeca I love your stuff your the only vocal coach on KZbin I take seriously keep going girl great job !

[@imillnotsick420]

According to Corey he taught himself how to sing and play guitar by ear

[@samwichx]

Corey Taylor is such a huuge inspiration to me, it was really nice to see you do a video on him!

[@Louisee77]

Yep.

[@buddykaiser2380]

I'd love to see you react to a heavier Slipknot song. Don't get me wrong, I love this song and their other lighter melodic stuff but I've never seen someone react to their screaming vocals. I think it'd be interesting. Either way great video!

[@brendenj9113]

You might try her raction to Pisces by Jinjer, she really nails it and understands metal better than most "coaches" around.

[@1JGabe]

Psychosocial.

[@sociallyakwardpieceofperso4760]

Buddy Kaiser people = shit or the heretic anthem

[@imawormbeforeiamaman4261]

Buddy Kaiser Eyeless

[@sun-dye9565]

METABOLIC!

[@walkingcontradiction3962]

When people say metal band vocalists can't actually sing:

[@JeremyWhitney]

This. SO much this. Corey is incredible, and so many other metal singers as well.

[@FawnCC]

Only people who don’t listen to rock say that.

[@folklore_xdfolklore_xd2884]

Pretty much all screamers can sing this soft due to screaming being the hardest on the vocals . But the way corey does it is so bloody good

[@Raiden6277]

Go look up Eluveitie. The main vocal's growls are insane, but when you hear him sing clean, the atmosphere is amazing.

[@vae3716]

Metal vocalists can't sing??? Bruh wtf!? They can sing and the screaming also requires talent and trained skill

[@e-man7143]

you are amazing, i love the ways you describe certain things. ESPECIALLY with Myles Kennedys vocals, and all the little different routes and journeys he takes to put him self right back on key and where he needs to be. I often try to find ways to describe things in music or the feeling of the music and its hard to explain it the way my brain and body are feeling it and others who dont "get it" look at me like im crazy. YOU ARE AMAZING.

[@nullie]

This is my favourite version of my favourite song by my favourite singer. Its like a punch to the throat.

[@tobiass3540]

I never saw a vocal coach react to Eddie vedder. Would really Love to hear your Opinion, especially because i don't think, his singing style is even close to be healthy XD But so damn emotional. Maybe Pearl Jam - Black from the MTV unplugged, so the live version

[@littledittymusic727]

Ohhhh yesss!

[@linzyaz920]

My heart is like so invested in this. I never wanted it to end. I felt every word and every note. I love flaws technically when they are delivered deliberately through the heart like this. So incredible.

[@rebelguy9487]

Goosebumps, tears, and a lump in my throat.......every single time. Corey Taylor.....if you see this, thank you for writing and performing this song for us. Love and respect to you!

[@SrpskoNightmare]

Love these reactions keep it going! Btw love the look of the day!

[@rawrsinji]

React to Slipknot - People = Shit Live London 2002 (same singer) :D :D :D

[@deadbrian9247]

YESSSSS. I want to see her critique it.

[@jeffreydavis5506]

Yea I like that. 🤘👌

[@Leadgutsv2]

I think the live version of Heretic Anthem would be a little better but then again I'm biased cause that's like my favorite Slipknot song ever

[@EvilSewnit]

London 2002 is muddy as hell and mumbled. Go with an isolated track from the album.

[@StahliCell]

YEEES PLEASE

[@squatchymoto]

I love you Rebecca. You see and hear things like I always have but never have been able to express or share properly with others. The first video I saw by you was your reaction to Tool's live performance of Sober. When I first heard that song on the LP when I was 19 I knew there was a connection that Maynard had to that song. However it was not until I saw him perform Sober Live for the first time at the show that you reviewed in your video that I truely felt that connection myself fully but did not understand it until I watched your Reaction. Now you are reviewing another hero of mine. Thank You for bringing an understanding to my confusion. All the best, Todd.

[@coreytaylor5394]

Nice reaction to my favorite Vocalist of all time.. Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷

[@seansamurai1981]

Ive been waiting for this moment. Corey Taylor is a phenomenal vocalist and song writer

[@davidwells75]

Love Cory Taylor! He's one of my heroes! Well done bex, covering this. I think you should cover more like this. People think rock and metal doesn't have soul. It really does. There are so many artists out there, telling their stories, showing their pain, through this genre. It's got me through a lot in life, and will keep doing. Sometimes, beauty is in the pain, and we learn from that.

[@rva]

Stan this comment 🌈🙌

[@tunezjunkie87]

Corey Taylor is just a fucking incredible musician. No matter what he touches, it turns amazing. Snuff always makes me emotional. You can tell he puts his everything into his music, and I love that about him.

[@marvenenolan2508]

This is one my " Killing Me Softly" songs! You nailed it this is a must for anyone who is trying to figure out how to make it through being hurt by the people who they love. I have a cluster of songs that I have always been affected by, then songs as years and experience have changed me , they have been my healing process. You are the bomb!

[@ryanchapman2636]

Marvene Nolan “killing me softly” that’s a playlist I’d listen to on Spotify

[@felonplays9153]

Oh my god you actually did it after I asked you to... I love you!!

[@n0_s0ul96]

I would suggest the song "Bother" from the same concert! Keep being amazing ^^

[@dustinmyeye8752]

I appreciate that you do live versions. I generally enjoy the recorded versions better because they reach the perfection of the artist vision but for someone to react specifically to the vocal talent then you must do the live version. Respect.

[@kowoh]

Just occurred to me this format is a perfect place for you showcase your awesome personality + the music it's worth more then a thousand words

[@comicbooksyt5132]

He was singing that song afther he lost a band member in Slipknot who died. Not only a band member but a really good friend/brother -> Family Rest In Peace Paul Gray 😭😢❤️

[@TheArachne]

It was originally about his ex-wife that left him, After Paul passed, It became his song dedicated to Paul, So Alot of emotional Baggage in the song.

[@regorf]

@@TheArachne It became a tribute to Paul, because it was the last single Slipknot released with him.

[@justpaymeforgodssake1688]

This was Paul's favourite song too