WTF | Pearl Jam - Jeremy REACTION

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[@dbrj2001]

The actor that played Jeremy died in a drowning accident off the coast of Puerto Rico in 2016, he was 36. The band went to his funeral.

[@windsongshf]

Nooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!! :..(

[@Potential94]

Jesus Christ are you serious?!?? Even the actor that played Jeremy is dead?!?? Damn.

[@lorivassallo8643]

I did not know that...so sad!

[@aggienl]

I'm really sorry to hear that. Oh so sad!

[@5x7m]

Omg.... that's very 😥 RIP!

[@SteveInTheOC]

Anti bullying song long before bullying was a huge societal discussion. 👍 RIP Jeremy. Forever young.

[@maxvilla5558]

Pantera ..walk

[@thatonegirl4676]

@@maxvilla5558 Walk was about fake friends that are friends to your face, but talk shit behind your back.

[@thissailorja]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/maekoINjrctrmLs

[@drew2fast489]

No one bullied this kid

[@gabrielmartines3510]

@@drew2fast489 Yes, they did.

[@RolandDeschain1]

It's hard to explain how amazing Pearl Jam was to someone who wasn't a teenager at the time.

[@benscott8747]

It may have been unreal hearing it as a teen in those days buts its even more unreal hearing it as a teen these days either way songs like this really hit home on how derranged human kind is sooner the earth implodes the better i say.

[@anthonytromp6265]

In South Africa they were huge watching this brings back memories . Amazing.

[@RolandDeschain1]

@@anthonytromp6265 They were the biggest band in the word for about three years.

[@energeez]

ten was on repeat constantly everywhere for awhile

[@josephz803]

This is the BEST first reaction and understanding of this song I have seen.

[@natashamckay7996]

I concur all reactors reacting to this song that I've watched have come to the conclusion that Jeremy murdered his fellow students in class that day most probably because of all the school mass shootings that have and most sadly will probably continue occurring. 😔✌💕

[@eddiedingle767]

@@natashamckay7996 and"King Jeremy, the wicked"

[@trovadorregio]

exactly what i thought. i think we all felt those chills the first time seeing that video.

[@elquesabesabe5782]

Indeed 👍

[@synapsem4a1]

She’s always incredibly insightful with perceiving messages in lyrics. Very sharp reactor.

[@rossmacintosh5652]

I think part of the reason the song is so powerful is Eddie doesn't just repeat the news story but recognizes that he and all of us were & continue to be part of the problem. In the song society failed Jeremy just as we all fail other troubled kids in our own communities.

[@EgbertWilliams]

When this was new, I had my 60-year-old mother watch it. I didn't remember any particular reaction, but it must have been two months later that there was some kind of school shooting, and she grimly said, "I guess Jeremy spoke in class today." Clearly, it made an impact.

[@chiqadee5996]

What is sad...that was 1991 and here we are almost 30 years later, and it feels like nothing has changed. Just....sad.

[@eldiego68]

Today he would’ve taken his whole class with him

[@CDO1113]

Nothing changes if nothing changes.

[@jayb7775]

Everything would change if people realized that nothing changes.

[@eldiego68]

The Logical Twat history

[@eldiego68]

The Logical Twat no one is talking about crime rate but u....

[@daniellevitoriaa840]

Finally someone who actually understood what happened and what the song is about!!!

[@katiemayo1518]

What a lovely reaction. You're one of the few reactors who understood exactly what this song/video was about. And thank you for teaching your children well.

[@palomino722]

I always thought he killed the other kids, and didn't think if he was in jail or shot by police. I never thought of this way. Suicide in front of class. Thank you for your page India, twent years later I finally know what really happened. So many school shootings happened after this it all blurs into one bloody classroom to me. Great job! Also loved Chers Half Breed, and Cranberries Zombie. That Ireland thing is fighting over Anglican Church vs Catholic Church. First terrorists were the Irish Republican Army because they had no choice but to fight gorilla war style in cities. I think the gold is also about the hypocrisy of the churches and how the people are the treasures not the church. Peace Love and Light!

[@palomino722]

Continuing.... Ireland they mentioned 1916 in the song, thats when 400 years of war escalated. U2 the band with Bono. The wrote Bloody Sunday see this link. The people became Zombies from endless oppression and fighting in streets. Terrorists fighting off Imperialism, just like the USA founding fathers did. But we took a whole continent from the natives. Europeans have been fighting way too long and taking others shit. Small examples and big ones. Full circle with concept of fighting for freedom and freedom of religion. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)

[@zidane456]

Ten had to be one of the greatest albums of all time. Definitely the greatest debut album ever.

[@AndyViant]

Was a huge impact in the early 90's.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

One of the greatest debut albums ever, but calling it "definitely the greatest" ... there are some other incredible debut albums out there that would give it a run for its money.

[@CavemanJesus4Life]

If you listen to the lyrics, its a remembering of Jeremy through another that remembered picking on him when they were younger. The line 'Then he hit me with a surprised Left, My Jaw left hanging just like the day, Like the day heard", his jaw was left hanging open when he heard about what Jeremy did, he recalled when Jeremy hit me back, and his jaw was hanging wide open in shock. That same shock left his jaw hanging open when Jeremy killed himself. The lyrics are amazing, and surprising that not many caught on to the story of the song.

[@cqleonardo]

The "hit me with a surprise left" was because Eddie got punched by a kid he used to bully

[@leebassa1545]

EXACTLY!!! You wouldn't believe how's many reactors miss that he killed himself and not the class. He just wanted them to see they did to him. This song breaks my heart because my 11 yo son gets bullied so badly that I had to take him out of school and have him do online school. He hated it and this year wants to go back to public school... 😢😢😢

[@dgreene4234]

I'm sorry for your Son and for You. I will send a prayer that way. It is hard to understand how there can be so much cruelty in this world. We all need to be better to one another.

[@pmaster1173]

the part where he pulls out the gun is edited out now

[@joshstorms3953]

Lee Bassa: I think the reason why other reactors thought he shot at the class was because of how the video was edited. The only visual hint we get about him shooting himself were those super quick cuts of Eddie pointing his finger at his head. In the originally cut of the video, Jeremy takes out a revolver, pulls the trigger and it cuts to his blood spattering all over the place. As you can imagine MTV thought it was to graphic/hard for viewers to handle and it had to be edited. Also this song speaks to me as well. As someone who was bullied to the brink of considering suicide and got into fist fights, it sums up almost all the feelings of sadness and anger I felt perfectly. With that said, you made the right decision in pulling your son from school. My parents had to go through all the feelings and hard decisions your going through and I have nothing but respect and love for your courage. After my Freshman year, my parents and I decided that I should not have to put up with it anymore and after some research, enrolled me in a different school/district. It was the best decision of my life. I had good teachers and classmates who accepted me for who I was. It was everything I dreamed of. I dont know if your state has open enrollment but I would look into it. Im sure there is another school district by you that is full of students who would accept your son for the wonderful human being he is. Best of luck/all the love and support to you, your family and your son.

[@leebassa1545]

@@dgreene4234 thank you so much! It's gonna be a long school year.

[@wullaballoo2642]

Find someone to teach him to fight and tell him to smash their heads in if they give him shit.

[@jonathancampbell113]

Pearl Jam was one of the best band in the 90’s.

[@gringopablo]

Still is, one of the best bands in the world.

[@wally8338]

RIP Jeremy. Thanks to this song, countless people in the future will hear your story.

[@nathanpoissant5794]

I got chills when Eddie starting doing the long wahoh's, mostly because I knew what has coming. It's only once you can see this video, and it's amazing each time, it's just not like the first time.

[@ffgordon103]

When he does those, it has such a haunting sound.

[@erykaton170]

This entire album was amazing. Eddie Vedder's voice is so unique.

[@AndyViant]

This and Black.

[@marietheresahughes7010]

Unplugged Black is wonderful 💚💜

[@mahvdl]

the whole unplugged concert is wonderful

[@brianfarley2388]

That's a special song

[@ilikeme1234]

You’re one of the best at this. You actually pick up on the meaning in songs.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Eddie’s The ultimate songwriter and performer!

[@flipjupiter1]

Agreed!

[@SteveInTheOC]

Sorry you were bullied Miss India. Same here. There were some cruel kids in school. A lot of times parents and teachers don’t see it. I know i never told anyone because i was embarrassed.

[@billie975]

There never has been and never will be a genera that took over the world like the grunge movement in late 80’s- early 90’s, meaning to every song! Pearl Jam, has stood the test of time, evolving through the years, changing, as their own lives changed. You will never see another band live like them. Even today still mind blowing.

[@atheistinalabama4206]

U get it!!! Now take in that this was released in the early 90s, music is the tie that binds us!!! Eddie Vedder 😍 LEGEND♥️

[@ShadowStrike28]

Relevant then and equally, if not more so, now.

[@thanksidiot1078]

My brothers bullies nicknamed him “Jeremy” during high school. They jumped him outside the school and cause $3000 worth of damage to his teeth. My mom now refuses to listen to any Pearl Jam song to this day. My brother is one of the strongest people I’ve ever known. Been through so much abuse, but he has a normal life now and a supportive girlfriend

[@palomino722]

Breaks my heart, so sorry.

[@irishinnish1]

"Try to forget this! Try to erase this From the blackboard...." This song may get overplayed even to this day, but I still feel that from a musical, lyrical, and production standpoint, this song was PJ's masterpiece. I mean, the sheer psychological profile the lyrics paint of this boy's torment is heart wrenching; the pictures he's drawing in the beginning of the song which are a cry for help, the way his parents treat him ("Daddy never gave affection, no...and the boy was something that mommy wouldn't wear") to the trauma he faces on a daily basis in school...truly, one of the most perfect songs ever written.

[@barbarafrazier3242]

Extremely powerful song! Teens are going through a lot and can get hit with depression easily and not be able to handle it.

[@tammyhaslip38]

You're reaction was priceless.. stay strong girl.

[@alicebell]

Wonderful reaction India, thank you. Have a listen to “Daughter” by Pearl Jam, it’s about a girl with learning difficulties. Beautiful and heartbreaking song.

[@linzyaz920]

So glad you reacted to Pearl Jam again. My favorite band. I believe you reacted to them before. Such a great band! Great reaction! 🎶💕 NEVER FORGET OR HESITATE TO HELP OR TALK TO A CHILD WHO NEEDS HELP.

[@BigPete44]

LinZy AZ. Hiiiiii!!! 😂😂. Where ya been?? 😂👍😉

[@EverendeverGroup]

Wow! A real reaction!! Congratulations, you win the highly esteemed crown of this genre. 👍

[@hisfantasy32433]

I've watched this several times with different reactors, and your interpretation is my all time favorites. I love that you explain your feelings about the music and what you feel it's about, and you use your platform to educate and speak up and I as a parent appreciate the work you put in India, thank you!

[@sarahdaw6648]

Pearl Jam-Porch-Pink Pop....you will NOT be disappointed!!

[@BigPete44]

Love Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam!! Please react to “BLACK” by Pearl Jam but Do the LIVE MTV UNPLUGGED VERSION! An Epic live performance!!! 🔥🔥Thanks!!!👍👍

[@Aravah1887]

I was the weird kid that went through 5 years of bullying, I was House Mouse. It doesn't go away and some of those scars still hurt. My parents knew but didn't know how to help in those days. I finally asked my mom how she got her tough rep. She told me that after all the bullying I might have to just fight and pick the toughest b*tch in school who loved tormenting me. I stood up and told the older girl to f*ck off (not a common word at the time). She turned away and never bugged me again. I wish it hadn't come to that but it worked. Love your reaction, thank you so much for realizing what the ending was. Truly, thanks

[@bluegold21]

Completely understand but the song isn't just about bullying at school. It's a reference to the lack of response from parentage. A fact that is prevalent in everyone lives but underlooked because of the parent's laxidasical attempts at raising a child. Basically, if you are a money grabber in the parent's eyes you are cool. If you ain't properly loved then you are properly fucked by society.

[@Dana-xv9ru]

When you know what’s going to happen at the end and watch someone’s reaction for the first time. This was extremely powerful and caused a lot of controversy with the video and song. I love the discussions at the end and the fact that music like this and many others from different genres get people speaking about topics that otherwise get swept under the rug. Love your videos btw, just randomly found you in my recommendations 😊

[@stadiumgirl17]

Isn't that one of the saddest songs ever? And it is based on a true story.

[@evhleppard]

Love watching people react to this, such a powerful song and video.

[@timinglis340]

The song still makes me cry. I was stood up in front of the class as a 10 year old and ridiculed by the teacher because I was going through what we now know was depression. There but for the grace of God go I... We need to take care of each other, not bully and ridicule.

[@wendyrhps]

Thank You soooooo much for talking about mental abuse!!! You're a wonderful Mom to teach your children how bullying can follow a person for the rest of their lives, always having that voice in your head telling you cruel things, it's a powerful lesson for them to learn! I'm so sorry you get bullied, you're so beautiful & likeable, I LOVE your teeth, adds character & that's always a good thing 😊

[@pedrodelgadojr1001]

He died in 1991 Jeremy he passed away almost 30 years ago

[@JK-tn4xp]

I was bullied through the whole 12 years in school. It didn’t help that my name is Jeremy either. I was also the bookworm and an introvert too. I let this all strengthen me to the person that I am today. I now know that with all of my PTSD (I have 2 tours in Iraq and 16 years served in the Army) and health issues that I have been as strong as I have needed to be and teach my children (3 daughters) that they need to care for people no matter what because we all need t sometimes.

[@traviscrockett3640]

I appreciate your service Jeremy! You are a badass now. Unlike those pussies that picked on you!

[@nightwing1453]

You must be a great father, I wish you the best for your kids.

[@eddietorres1000]

I remember This Song Won a MTV Music Award and When Pearl Jam Went Up To Except the Award they Brought The Kid From The Video With Them To Show Everyone That He Really Didn't Kill Himself

[@wrldchamps04]

If i remember correctly, this was their first "non performance" video and didn't do any for mannnny years because "how can you improve from Jeremy"?

[@eudeltriumph1311]

I remember that too!

[@oldeskul]

I remember when that song first came out, it was extremely controversial and was one of the few videos banned off of MTV.

[@stevedotwood]

Always liked this song, very powerful, musically and the imagery.

[@gwendolynholland8220]

I also was bullied. As a child. I'm glad you shared, it means a lot.

[@leslie8888]

Lived in Seattle during the so called grunge movement. What a great time! I love Pearl Jams "Black"! One of the best concerts over 3 hours long and completely wet from sweat afterwards! Eddie Vedder's words are poetic! Thank you for being up bullying! Sounds like you're a loving mama! 💞✌

[@ZombieShobb]

You are beautiful and kind. Keep going! "Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind. Always." - Robin Williams

[@HutTwoHike]

Thanks for sharing your personal story. I could tell you genuinely fell it.

[@emdet2234]

Pleeease react to Black, live from their mtv unplugged performance. It’s epic!

[@bam5971329]

here's the link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4urY5yqbpeNo6M

[@RolandDeschain1]

The best song they have ever written.

[@emdet2234]

Agreed! And best live performance

[@TheNewRevolution]

This song was ahead of it's time in many respects. I remember when it came out. It was a time in America when bullying was considered no big deal. Many adults and teachers considered it a right of passage. I can remember many teachers who would bully kids just as much as other kids. This was the first time I remember seeing bullying brought to light. Back then, Pearl Jam took so much heat for the song and video they stopped doing videos. Today all the critics seem like fools because the issue has only gotten worse. Which is what happens in most cases when issues are ignored or swept under the rug. It's sad that 30 years later we have not made the progress we should have in this area.

[@PatriotMediaGroup]

thanks for making this reaction video. I was a Jeremy once upon a time, but I made it out. I appreciate you!

[@hibhibb5429]

How do 67 people not like this? It's an important message and we, as a society, need to pay attention!! Pearl Jam did a great job getting the message out there. Bullying has to STOP! RIP Trevor, who played Jeremy in the video, who passed away from a drowning accident in 2016.

[@sniktkc2592]

If anyone wants to experience Pearl Jam, listen to them here - Live at Fox Theatre, Atlanta 03.04.1994. For me, that is one of the greatest shows I've ever heard. I'm old school too, been following them from the start, best show ever!!!

[@inyourfacespacecoyote1061]

I’m so jealous that you’re getting to watch all these tunes for the 1st time. Jammy bastard!✌️🖖🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇹🎩💕

[@17thknight]

Great reaction to this song. It's for everyone who had ever suffered like that. I'm glad you immediately saw what it was about, beginning to end.

[@TheTestingGrounds]

I've watched a bunch of your videos. This is one of the best I've seen.

[@annemikesell2887]

Your insight is amazing. Best reaction I've seen to a song. Continued blessings.

[@Patriwoo1]

your reaction was PERFECT - I hate bullies!!

[@scottsager440]

Pearl Jam has soooo many hits. Definitely a keeper.

[@lisamarieclark6778]

Won't ever forget that news in history. Felt the songs messages ringing truth still while watching and sharing with my children. Teachers asked our child to be apart of anti bullying support in school leadership. Just one more moment so proud that we stayed strong enough for our stories to help raise awareness. Hopefully we can help the others suffering bullying like we did.

[@kirtfulcher6288]

Only a handful of songs/video give me chills every.single.time. This is one of them.

[@johneldridge8678]

I love how much you sincerely care. Great reaction.

[@daveyhouston]

The saddest thing about this song for me was finding out this was true!! I was bullied in school 9 suicide attempts as a child

[@TryingToBeKind]

So sorry you went through that and so glad your attempts didn't succeed! Keep your face forward to the joys in life and know that there are many who will love you just as you are!

[@Dave-so4oe]

So glad you are here with us. If you need someone to talk to I can be your bro. Stay strong!

[@daveyhouston]

@@Dave-so4oe thank you sir I lost my only cheerleader my mother in march mother's day was hard I was the firstborn and it was my birthday I can't wait to die I am only here because I promised her no more attempts so I just wait for my failing health to relieve me do you have messenger?

[@josemadera3138]

Yo man Life is beautiful it had its ups and downs but enjoy your time here ur mother gave you a gift, the gift of life don't throw it away stay up and be positive life is short no time to waste

[@marinamartinez6886]

So sorry you went through that. I don't understand why the parents or schools don't take this as seriously as needed.

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

I’m really glad you looked the stuff after the song was over so you know exactly what it’s about. Sometimes people will react to this song, but they do the live Unplugged version, it sort of irks me when people do that for this song because when you do that, you’re mostly reacting to how the song is being performed rather than on what the song itself really is, and so the meaning of the song gets kinda lost. I’ve seen people react to it and basically be like “yeah that was a good song, he sounded good singing it, okay have a nice day”, and you can tell they didn’t pick up on any of the song’s content. I think the ideal way to react to this song is why watching the music video, then you get the fullest extent of it’s effect. And the reason I’m glad you looked it up after is because that’s like something you’re doing just for good measure. There’s stuff you wouldn’t realize without having looked up that information. Like how it was detailed and the thing he said to the class before actually killing himself. Knowing that makes the song even more powerful. I’m also glad you were able to realize that he killed himself at the end, because I think sometimes people mistakingly think that he killed his classmates. There’s an edited part in this video. And the end when he pulls out the gun, the video shows him actually put the barrel into his mouth. But that had to be edited, so the moment he does that, the camera kinda zooms in on his face so that only everything above his mouth is in the picture, and the sight of the gun in his mouth is cut out. There’s an uncut version of the music video online where it actually shows him doing that. And people that part was edited out, I think that’s why some people thought it was him killing the students, not realizing that it was him killing himself and that the blood on the students was his blood, not theirs.

[@bongzilla9880]

Pearl jam black MTV unplugged video. It's a great song. Keep up the good work and rock on.

[@Kman31ca]

I still remember seeing this video as a teen for the first time and the song blew me away. Life long PJ fan from then on. I was the school bully in Jr High which still bother's me to this day. I often think about some kids I bullied, and wonder how they are doing today, or if they are suffering with mental health issues, have committed suicide etc. There are no winner's when it comes to bullying. RIP Jeremy.

[@DanishThe1]

Jack Maxwell hey, have you ever try to find them, and tell them how you feel about it now? ❤️

[@Kman31ca]

@@DanishThe1 I have with one, and i apologized. The other 2 that I only remember their first names. But I definitely will if I ever run into them. I owe them that.

[@DanishThe1]

Jack Maxwell good for you! 😃 I hope you wil meet the other ones one day. Hope you are having a great summer 😉🌻

[@Dave-so4oe]

Jack Maxwell glad your recognized your mistakes. Pass on your knowledge and make humans better.

[@melanieviselli9706]

What I had heard years ago, was that this video was so controversial at the time that Pearl Jam refused to make videos for THEE longest time. I forget how many years it was without them. I am so glad Pearl Jam is still around though. One of the best bands in recent memory.

[@Roan.bot.]

4:25 yo did anybody else notice how the kids saying the American pledge flashed and they were doing the “hail hitler” solute and it flashes back to the American pledge? Dang. She looked away right when it happened.

[@jaimeacosta4933]

Your reaction was like many of ours. WOW! WTF? A true sign of a human being with a spirit to know what's up. Thanks for this one. Peace and good for you and your loved ones! 🤙

[@shaunwest7535]

India, i have seen so many reactions to this. You are the first one to get it. Stay strong lovely lady!

[@roxannetinch5552]

You would enjoy doing more Pearl Jam! I definitely would, they're my favorite band of all time.

[@thiandromeda]

I totally agreed with you india. This things don't go away. We try to erase forget forgive the bullies but those shits and mental trauma don't go away. I suffered a mental and psicho bullying and i remember this all day long. Congratulations for your Channel i'm a fan from brazil.

[@joannparker1977]

A true story. Jeremy went to high school in Richardson, TX. A suburb of Dallas. I heard this took place in 1979. But I don’t know. That seems a bit early. I have to think it was later. Grateful for Pearl Jam for making this. It’s so hard to watch. It’s so sad. So heartbreaking. I raised a son with Autism. I know what bullying is. It ain’t cool. He’s 34 now. But I know he still carries those scars. And as a Mother, it made me felt like I was being sawed in half.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Great reaction. Please react to the Pearl Jam MTV unplugged series. Black is a good start or Porch. I don't know what the real Jeremy's life was like, but in the video, his parents are both disengaged from him. They care nothing for him. It always broke my heart. "The boy was something mommy wouldn't wear! 😢

[@silexlapis2238]

I love your reaction to this. You shared with us your the truth on bullying. I was bullied and grew up in an abusive household.... After 53 years of life I now look back on 15 years incarceration ( many violent crimes ). It does hurt; and hurt people do indeed hurt other people when older. People need to teach their children better. Your reaction and this song touched me....... I have changed..... I have become humble with a big heart.

[@Nickel138]

It’s sad that this song is still relevant today. I wish I could go to every school and tell every student that school is a such a small part of your life. It’s all you know as a kid, you feel like it’s always going to be like that. Then you grow up and you don’t have to be in that environment, for most of your life.

[@sonyabarnes2103]

Yes please! More Pearl Jam! It's my all time favourite band! Check out 'Don't call me Daughter', 'Better man', 'Alive', 'Elderly woman behind the counter in a small town', 'Faithful' and 'Wish list'. (Although they have plenty more awesome hits!)

[@davidowens2067]

This song came out in the 90’s but it speaks to 2020 so deep.

[@spikeycat81]

To all the Jeremys. Male, female. You are enough. A permanent solution to a temporary problem. Video always makes me cry. Your reaction when you finally realised was shocking.

[@zedo0]

One of the greatest songs of all time with a superb video to match.

[@HaraQuinn]

6:29 “Jeremy killed himself. He couldn’t take no f*cking more.” You have no idea how many reactions ive seen to this song who 1 cant grasp this videos true story, despite literally showing it, 2 having an immediate reaction with such empathy for jeremy as you did.. and 3 didnt immediately try to sympathize and victim blame Jeremy for “traumatizing” his freakin bullies. Thank you for restoring some humanity for me.

[@stornkolson]

just a shoutout, you are a really good reviewer and have a kind personality. keep it up :)

[@jennifergraham5106]

I know this is mad late. But when Eddie sang "Try to forget this, try to erase this from the blackboard" was actually reference to the memory they'll have of him shooting himself and the blood splatter on the blackboard after he shot himself.

[@Gunderson105]

Another great WTF song based on a true story: Nirvana's "Polly".

[@SlightlyUnderAverage]

Gunderson105 and Nirvanas Frances Farmer will get her revenge

[@pievancl5457]

SlightlyUnderAverage frances farmer will have her revenge is also on of the most underrated nirvana songs. It’s one of my fav tunes of theirs to this day. It goes hard. That guitar riff ❤️

[@seanscott898]

You hit the nail on the head! And, you are incredibly gorgeous! don't let anyone tell you anything different!

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

And supposedly a true story. I have that CD. I’m so sorry that you were bullied. You are absolutely gorgeous, India.

[@billssportsandwrestlingchan]

I like your genuine reaction to this video, I saw the exact moment you saw felt the gravity of the story.

[@Scarletandgray1870]

Loving your channel! I need to start one listening to music I haven’t listened to before

[@mars6433]

"At home drawing pictures Of mountain tops With him on top Lemon yellow sun Arms raised in a V And the dead lay in pools of maroon below"

[@none11ification]

"Jeremy spoke in class today" a metaphor for the action/statement that Jeremy made in class by blowing his brains out hence the lyrics "try to erase THIS from the blackboard"

[@kevinkastle612]

"He couldn't take no more!" exactly.

[@kristinasheltonburns519]

I feel ya honey we gapped sisters! Sad song but truth spoken that is needed! Love the recation. Stop the bullying.

[@jdwoods2008]

As a Jeremy who was a Jeremy in 11th grade when this came out, I feel this strongly.

[@hannahsmith1768]

The really crazy thing is, a few years ago, the band actually got to interview some of the witnesses that were in the classroom that day. They said that if they had known the song would have gotten the response it did after it's release, they would have never released it because it upset the witnesses to keep hearing it over and over again. Rightfully so, it would have messed me up too. Then again they also said that the song made them look bad and they tried to say that they got along with the guy. Obviously that was a lie. On the flip side to that, the song was released during a time where depression, suicide and mental health in general was considered taboo, and NO ONE talked about it. I feel like the song shed a little light on the reality of these illnesses and situations. I was told by everyone growing up in that time that it was all in my head and that it wasn't real. That what I was feeling at the time was only temporary and that it would go away. I was told not to talk about it because it would make me and my family look bad. This came from a professional... I still feel depressed and I have anxiety sometimes, but now that I'm older I feel like I have the right mindset to handle these things. I'm glad that people are taking it more seriously now. If you need to talk to someone please don't hesitate. They are a lot more understanding now.

[@DaveyPalmer1]

Your reaction is so honest, so real. Thank you for being true to yourself.

[@openyourchakras918]

A very emotional song, great reaction & the shock you showed at the end of the video. Here we are still pushing children to the point of harming themselves or themselves & others.

[@marylarrimore3950]

One of my favorite song by Pearl Jam. Big fan.

[@timprismusic376]

This entire album means the world to me. My sons were bullied to the point I ended up homeschooling. It's a shame how many kids today are depressed and suicidal. It's one reason I do so much community work now. Thank you for sharing. Subscribing!

[@christophergardiner535]

This song is 28 years old and its as relevant today, if not more with internet bullying. Unfortunately we are still seeing this outcome from bullying where a similar tragedy in the UK last week.

[@vintaqe_vibez5978]

It’s crazy how the little boy went into the class without his shirt on...that’s how Jeremy Delle did it. 😞

[@chriss8718]

it also touches on the role of the parent in a kids life thats getting bullied ... parenting can help a kid navigate a child through those times ... learn to cope, how to react, etc ..