Never apologize for raw emotions. This is proof of the masterpiece that is this song and the message Dolores wanted to get out and the love Bad Wolves put into it when they covered it.
They have the same haunting sorrow that Delores had in her original version of the song. You can hear it in the ends of some of his grunge notes, it almost sounds like a choked sob, almost like he's crying
Only time ive cried in the last ten years was at my parents funerals. I dont cry, except this song. Its so powerful and touching, both to what the original song speaks to and to the tribute for a wonderful lady. God bless and keep her.
The dudes voice is amazing! I feel like the original by The Cranberries was a sad/haunting plea for change and Bad Wolves version is an angry message of that change not happening...at least to me it does. I had the same reaction you did to this cover. Great video reaction!
I absolutely agree especially when you know the tragic true story behind why the song was written and the pain and suffering the families who lost loved ones during the troubles. Such a powerful song
If wondering what the woman in gold represented - original Cranberries release Delores was the woman in gold in clip and they changed a few lyrics to bring it up to date. Great tribute and cover of a great song. ❤️🇦🇺
Bad Wolves actually put out a behind the scenes video for this that confirmed the woman in the gold paint was to represent Delores, and was done as way tribute to her. Here is a link to that behind the scenes video. th-cam.com/video/3qDfUYwAPE0/w-d-xo.html
The most heartbreaking thing I took from this is what I got from the woman depicting Dolores. I could be wrong, but to me it seems as if she is coming up to the veil between this world and the next. She touches it and can't get through, and as the song progresses she continues to try, but the veil becomes thicker and muddier. The more she tries to get through, the further she is from being able to until the final chorus when she is desperately trying to claw her way back into our world, but the faster and harder she tries, the faster it closes until she can no longer see us and we cannot see her. If I'm correct, it is a beautiful piece of symbolism that is also incredibly tragic to think about.
I don't know how in the world I missed this reaction but better late than never.... I agree with you wholeheartedly. That was the first thing I thought too. Her looking on, not being able to add her voice the way she wanted... amazingly powerful imagery that I have yet to make it through without a HUGE lump in my throat and more than one tear in my eye.
Well, I mean.. I thought it was a given but maybe few remember the original Cranberries video. Dolores was in gold paint, sure, most remember this but the original was also in response to two teenage boys who were collateral damage to a bombing. Depicted in the video were young kids, painted in gold, symbolizing pretty much this.. screaming out but unheard. This carries that on.
i think there can be multiple interpretations as there is often with art, but the veil depiction seems right to me. Though i see it as her trying to repeat her message even in death that senseless violence needs to stop. In death she has lost her voice but her music for as long as it is played still serves as a warning and as time goes on she and her message fades, only to have others carry the torch and speak for her. Bad wolves in this way serves as a kind of speaker for the dead making sure her message carries on as well as any others who would do the same. In any case i doubt this song will ever be forgotten unless we see some kind of purge of art and culture as was attempted by Nazi's and others seeking to re-write history in order to get us to forget the evil they committed in order to bring us their visions of what utopia should be. Utopia brought upon by way of unforgivable atrocities is never the way and there are those who need to know that more than anyone out there.
The story behind the story was that Bad Wolves were going to cover the song and feature Delores O'riordon. They were to meet her in London to begin rehearsals at the studio the day after she was found. The band took some time and in tribute to her filmed and released this video of the song
Don't apologize for your emotions. Your emotions are the reason this song was made. If music doesn't give you emotions it's useless. I'm a grown man and I get chills and goosebumps from Tommy's vocals every time I hear it. If you want to listen to another amazing cover check out Sound Of Silence by Disturbed.
I was introduced to Bad Wolves through your reaction. If you haven't yet I'd like to see your reaction to Five Finger Death Punch "Wrong Side of Heaven". It deals with PTSD and the plight of veterans in America. Thank you
Scott Low well, your opinion is straight up wrong. If the creator thought it was amazing then it was amazing. Hell, she even wanted to be in the video with them...
Zombie opened my hears to rock music when I was a kid, so Cranberries songs for me, is untouchable.. Very skeptic when I saw this video on my recommendations. Then I played... on the firstfew words I got goosebumps and felt Dolores' presence.
What's amazing they turned a cover of an iconic song into a tribute for an iconic singer. For two things happened here. They made the greatest most tasteful cover ever and they performed Bad Wolves as made the greatest tribute song ever. Tremendous reaction!
This is the song that got me into Bad Wolves, its one of the best cover versions I have ever heard of any song. I saw a video of a interview he had talking about this song and how there manager used to manage the Cranberries in the 90s. He showed Dolores their version and she loved it, I cant remember who ask who for her to sing on the song but she told the manager she was over the moon to do it. The night before she was in a hotel room in London and was drinking whilst taking a bath, she fell asleep in the bath and sadly passed away. The gold lady in the video is how Dolores was in the original video of the song. There is a point in the video were the lady writes 1-15-18, that is the date of her passing. They also updated the lyrics to make them relivent to modern day. In the original the line is "It's the same old theme, Since nineteen-sixteen" which was changed to "It's the same old theme, In two thousand eight-teen" "With their tanks, and their bombs, And their bombs, and their guns" was changed to "With their tanks, and their bombs, And their guns, and their drones" to show the advancements in warfare. This song is one of my favourites from them and I think its an amazing tribute to Dolores. As for the next song by Bad Wolves, I personally love Hear Me Now feat. DIAMANTE, which is not the version that is on there album but saying that just due to the context of the song and video it has to be "Remember When". Please pay close attention to the video espically the writing explaining what went on. It is all true. Thank you so much for reaction to this song
🤘❤🤘 This is always rough to get through having grown with Delores version and how they nailed this, and she was literally like within 24 hours of laying her vocals for this version with them when she passed. Anyhow great reaction.
From these guys you need to hear remember when. Also the song sober. The lead singer helps people with addictions and the song is about that. Such a good message.
I found these guys through the TH-cam recommended/related videos section of another video. The song was "Do You Hear Me Now" ft. Diamante, and I definitely recommend that one as well as "Remember When".
When he sang, "it's the same old theme in 2018" and you think about the original, "it's the same old theme since 1916" it really slams into you just how long the struggle has gone on... and still goes on....
I have had the privilege of seeing Bad Wolves perform this live twice. So much energy on the stage and in the crowd. Incredible experience! Great reaction. Thanks!
when i saw this song when it first came out it was the first tine i had ever listened to bad wolves and knowing the tragedy behind it we are left with its sorrow and also left with that part that will forever be unanswered is what would this song have been like had they both managed to do the track together but we can only say well done bad wolves and of course rest in peace dolores
I've watched many reaction videos for Bad Wolves "Zombie". I have to say, you're the ONLY one that really expressed how I felt the first time I saw this video. Blessings for the future. 🤙🏽 Matt
I realize this was months ago, but I wanted to tell you that his brother DID kill him. Tommy Died! But they resuscitated him, and he testified against his brother who is now in prison.
I thought I was done crying to this song after about 200 times but your reaction brought me to tears! You should hear the mash-up of The Cranberries and Bad Wolves! Talk about a tear jerker!
Your reaction was spot on Gitana. This song hit me like a ton of bricks... mostly because I came across this a few weeks after she passed, and I didn't even know at the time. Let's just say a few tears were shed, and I still have a hard time holding them back. Powerful song, this one. Thanks for the reaction! ❤️
Tommy Vext the lead singer of bad wolves did a song called remember when, it his own story, His own brother almost killed him in a home invasion, he is an Amazing person hope you get to react to it
Your reaction is likely the reaction of most people first hearing this song from this band, whether they ever heard it before, saw the video before, or even know who the Cranberries are. I was indifferent on the song back when it was popular, but I love it now that this version came out. And the video is quite emotional, I agree.
Oh YEAH!!!!, that chorus sets like a hammer!! i loved the cranberries and Dolores, this is intense. Your reaction is justified. love the way they brought it back down then punched it up again! Nice call who ever sent this one in!!
First time I ever heard of the band was this song, I did not think I would like it compared to the original. I was pleasantly surprised by their version, but what I really didn't expect was the kamehameha blast right to the feels this video gave me. RIP DOLORES!!!
Delores and Bad Wolves had become friends in the lead up to this recording. Sadly, Delores died the night before. The band went on anyway and were biting back tears as they did the recording. Sadness, senselessness, and loss are what this song is about anyway. You can hear those things come through this recording and from a very personal level.
I first learned of them because they are managed by Zoltan Bathory the guitarist of my Favorite band Five Finger Death Punch. I watched them sing this live 2 years ago and it was amazing watching 60,000 people sing this together. Tommy Vext the lead singer said he wanted everyone there to sing so loud that Deloris could hear us singing from heaven.
this cover really put Bad Wolves on the map. Amazing cover and a way sadder stroy behind it all....all proceeds that have been made, and that will be made from this song and video go tot Delores children....RIP Delores Bad Wolves have some great songs al well "sober" " killing me slowly" "hear me know" all great songs
If you could believe it, these guys are a super group of heavy metal bands i used to listen to when i was in high school...also the first time i heard this song was on the radio...and i thought it was Disturbed at first...after i heard Sound Of Silence
You have the best and most authentic reaction videos, Gitana. I subscribed to your channel after seeing your virgin reaction to Jinjer - Pisces, but have never been disappointed.
I grew up discovering The Cranberries through MTV. Me and my mom used to do regular sleepovers at weekends with my grandparents,and then we would sit GLUED to MTV when our grandparents went to sleep at early night,or during early morning,afternoon when they didnt want to watch anything on the tv themselfs. Why we could only see MTV at theyr house,was that they were the first ones here to get antennas aka parabols. (Large white or grey antenna plates that took in more channels from the satellites then standard cabel did back in the day,from all over the world) Having alot of relatives from minor countries myself,i soon understood,sympathised etc with bands like The Cranberries singing about human tragedies like that. Think i saw a interview on MTV where Dolores said they either knew someone that lost a child/a family member/a friend in bombing runs like that,or they knew someone that knew someone that did. Thats what i identified alot with,in not too giant countries you tend to know or at least know about alot of people,so each loss strikes harder then in huge countries. Think the actual music took me awhile to adept to,well my ears needed to adept into it lol. On one hand i get why so many people made fun out of Dolores vocals....she defintly had a very unique voice. I would say at the lines of Shakira,Tracy Chapman,Tanita Takaram and other greats. A one of a kind voice,so theyr songs often need several listens to actually like. I didnt like ignorant mocking of her and the band though.....ignorant kids/teens do ignorant sh*t. On the other i didnt exactly laugh or approve of the mockings,shit talks i heard. And mom told me,since i was barely walking i seemed to allready have the ability of taking peoples sides that got "hatred" or whatever. Well,somehow i found myself clinging on to The Cranberries. I still have theyr CD Albums and CD singles laying somewhere,i was defintly a supporter. But maybe not one of the most hardcore supporters. I could listen to them when i was in a specific mood,and it had been awhile since last time i gave them a go. But it could go weeks,maybe months between each time. Still,when i first heard that a band calling themselfs Bad Wolves made a cover of Zombie. (That one song i had heard most vocal mockings of,by ignorant people,but also the song i saw as the biggest classic they have made) I have to be honest,i wasnt too positive about it. I thought Zombie wasnt the right song of theyrs to cover,and i somehow expected by this bands name alone,for them to scream,growl and just completely murder the song) My bad,i had a "i prefer the original,i dislike many covers" sort of ignorant thought process myself. But i promised myself....."im gonna give them a fair chance!". Note: I had no information about why Bad Wolves wanted to cover this song,and defintly not theyr plans when finding out about Doloreses passing. By the first word Tommy sang,i felt like i was pleasantly "tazed". And even when he unleashed his "beasty vocals",it wasnt what i feard at all. He did it just flawlessly! I was hooked,and got super intrigued about this band after that! Extremely rare that a band or an artist manages to grab a hold on me that fast,over just 1 song. But Bad Wolves did. And how they found a model who comes off as a "spitting image" of Dolores in gold paint for the video....that got me really emotional. Theese guys are amazing! Funny that you mentioned sport attire the way you did.....i have been a moderator and admin around platforms,the www in general,and i have experienced my fair share of both females and males trying theyr outmost to make people feel awful or uncomfortable,for simple things as what they wear. On the other hand,you got tons of male youtubers,streamers that sits in just theyr boxers/shots/pants,caressing theyr chests on cam,and noone even reacts. (Not that i would want them to react that way either,but it just shows how onesided gender hatred can be sometimes) Im not the biggest "fanboy" of females that persistently acts and dresses like cammodels on "family platforms" either,just because i dont see the big picture in trying to grow by revealing abit too much on certain platforms. If they do it on suitable platforms,i salute them and that leaves them with not having to worry about TOS`s around the "family platforms" as well,so a win-win for everyone. But i also dont go apesh*t over females dressing after the weather....people that think its done just to increase views etc,well thats all on them. You look classy in that outfit. I dont think you have anything to worry about there.
Tim Parry & Jonathan Ball - RIP. Their senseless murders in an IRA bombing in Warrington, England, motivated Dolores to write the original. Their futures were stolen from them in an instant. My friend Tom had the good fortune to have just turned the corner when it happened. Dolores was a good woman who tried to make a difference. 🕊
My first song by Bad Wolves was this one quite some time ago now. It is also the only song i have heard by them. Not that i don´t like them cause they kick serious ass with this cover, but because it was so emotional for me i just could´nt go listen to some of their other stuff. Maybe that sounds stupid, but after the tragedy of Dolores, the story and the emotions he put into this, i was just not ready for more at the time. And then they slipped my mind until today and now i definately want to hear more from these guys. It was still very emotional and what an amazing reaction you did for this awesome song. Love when your emotions shows like that. That kind of reaction says way more than words and you nailed it. Keep up the amazing work sweetie :)
They where scheduled to go to the studio together to record to my knowledge. So I feel the tribute and the offer of the proceeds is very fitting. My first exposure to Bad wolves was a love performance in my local area.
I generally listen to classic rock, classic R&B and contemporary country so this was definitely outside my wheelhouse but glad I took a chance...impressive; powerful. Thanks for the intro!
I love bad wolves. I like to think I'm pretty cultured musically. I love country, rock, some rap, some pop, r&b and even some opera. I'm starting to get re-acquainted with old songs and bands from the 50s and 60s too. Like Elvis and the righteous brothers. Anyway, another great song from them is remember when. Oh, I can also get down with some blues and jazz.
I was introduced with this song, but I had refused to watch the video for the longest time because I love The Cranberries. But when I finally listened to the cover I was very impressed.
Never apologize for raw emotions.
This is proof of the masterpiece that is this song and the message Dolores wanted to get out and the love Bad Wolves put into it when they covered it.
They have the same haunting sorrow that Delores had in her original version of the song. You can hear it in the ends of some of his grunge notes, it almost sounds like a choked sob, almost like he's crying
Only time ive cried in the last ten years was at my parents funerals. I dont cry, except this song. Its so powerful and touching, both to what the original song speaks to and to the tribute for a wonderful lady. God bless and keep her.
"remember when" is also a great song which you could listen to. He has a story to tell in this song. HIS story.
Yup great song
King Kong yo King Kong I can’t wait for you next movie against Godzilla you scary bro hahahahahahaha
The dudes voice is amazing! I feel like the original by The Cranberries was a sad/haunting plea for change and Bad Wolves version is an angry message of that change not happening...at least to me it does. I had the same reaction you did to this cover. Great video reaction!
I love that take:)
I absolutely agree especially when you know the tragic true story behind why the song was written and the pain and suffering the families who lost loved ones during the troubles. Such a powerful song
I absolutely agree.
If wondering what the woman in gold represented - original Cranberries release Delores was the woman in gold in clip and they changed a few lyrics to bring it up to date. Great tribute and cover of a great song. ❤️🇦🇺
Yes I got that ... beautiful wasn’t it ! 💓💓💓
Bad Wolves actually put out a behind the scenes video for this that confirmed the woman in the gold paint was to represent Delores, and was done as way tribute to her. Here is a link to that behind the scenes video. th-cam.com/video/3qDfUYwAPE0/w-d-xo.html
3:42 The first time singing the Zombie part, I can’t help but think it looks like he is calling her a zombie
It was a cameo tribute to Delores
And the golden lady wrote the date of Dolores death into the paint....
The most heartbreaking thing I took from this is what I got from the woman depicting Dolores. I could be wrong, but to me it seems as if she is coming up to the veil between this world and the next. She touches it and can't get through, and as the song progresses she continues to try, but the veil becomes thicker and muddier. The more she tries to get through, the further she is from being able to until the final chorus when she is desperately trying to claw her way back into our world, but the faster and harder she tries, the faster it closes until she can no longer see us and we cannot see her.
If I'm correct, it is a beautiful piece of symbolism that is also incredibly tragic to think about.
I don't know how in the world I missed this reaction but better late than never.... I agree with you wholeheartedly. That was the first thing I thought too. Her looking on, not being able to add her voice the way she wanted... amazingly powerful imagery that I have yet to make it through without a HUGE lump in my throat and more than one tear in my eye.
Well, I mean.. I thought it was a given but maybe few remember the original Cranberries video.
Dolores was in gold paint, sure, most remember this but the original was also in response to two teenage boys who were collateral damage to a bombing.
Depicted in the video were young kids, painted in gold, symbolizing pretty much this.. screaming out but unheard. This carries that on.
I need to be able to like this more than once. Well said.
@@midnytemassacre I understand the nod to the original video, but I am more talking about what the actress playing her is doing in THIS video.
i think there can be multiple interpretations as there is often with art, but the veil depiction seems right to me. Though i see it as her trying to repeat her message even in death that senseless violence needs to stop. In death she has lost her voice but her music for as long as it is played still serves as a warning and as time goes on she and her message fades, only to have others carry the torch and speak for her. Bad wolves in this way serves as a kind of speaker for the dead making sure her message carries on as well as any others who would do the same.
In any case i doubt this song will ever be forgotten unless we see some kind of purge of art and culture as was attempted by Nazi's and others seeking to re-write history in order to get us to forget the evil they committed in order to bring us their visions of what utopia should be. Utopia brought upon by way of unforgivable atrocities is never the way and there are those who need to know that more than anyone out there.
One of the few times a cover gets it right. Absolutely amazing job covering a great song.
First time hearing this version. Absolutely blown away. I would give 3 thumbs up if possible
This cover always makes me tear up a little. It's so powerful and beautiful. Thank you for reacting to this. I LOVE it. RIP Dolores
That song was the first time most of us were introduced to Bad Wolves.
I've listened to this song alot and it still makes me cry.
The story behind the story was that Bad Wolves were going to cover the song and feature Delores O'riordon. They were to meet her in London to begin rehearsals at the studio the day after she was found. The band took some time and in tribute to her filmed and released this video of the song
Don't apologize for your emotions. Your emotions are the reason this song was made. If music doesn't give you emotions it's useless. I'm a grown man and I get chills and goosebumps from Tommy's vocals every time I hear it.
If you want to listen to another amazing cover check out Sound Of Silence by Disturbed.
This song gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it. Such an amazing reaction! Your facial expressions and body language say all that is needed to say!
I was introduced to Bad Wolves through your reaction. If you haven't yet I'd like to see your reaction to Five Finger Death Punch "Wrong Side of Heaven". It deals with PTSD and the plight of veterans in America. Thank you
I recorded it straight after this one strange you say that 😮. I just need to edit it and upload maybe tomorrow but it’s done !
@@GitanaAdelle
Thank you for keeping the message going forward.
Good intentions are appreciated but FWIW I would say "some veterans in America". All I know are just fine, and very grateful we live in America.
Ohh good call with 5 finger death punch
Another Five Finger Death Punch song that will hit in the feels "Coming Down"
My Daughter was a mess the day Dolores died, I was a mess the day I hurd this for the first time. I get ya, -.- R.I.P. Dolores.
Wow Bad wolves nailed it what a tribute to the cranberries lead singer.
I disagree this is such a terrible version of this song
Scott Low well, your opinion is straight up wrong. If the creator thought it was amazing then it was amazing. Hell, she even wanted to be in the video with them...
Scott Low ya no...you don’t know shit about music if you don’t get this one....period
they put theyre souls into it ,dolores is with the angels cheering for them
For me this one hits harder than the original and I love the Cranberries version and it's ok that you needed to cry Gitanna.
Yes the story about Dolores and his voice combined makes it way harder.
I’m a big tough 51 year old man and this song makes me tear up everytime... so much emotion in his voice
Zombie opened my hears to rock music when I was a kid, so Cranberries songs for me, is untouchable.. Very skeptic when I saw this video on my recommendations. Then I played... on the firstfew words I got goosebumps and felt Dolores' presence.
This actually was my introduction to Badwolves. The power and artistry here is breathtaking. Fantastic tribute and cover.
What's amazing they turned a cover of an iconic song into a tribute for an iconic singer. For two things happened here. They made the greatest most tasteful cover ever and they performed Bad Wolves as made the greatest tribute song ever. Tremendous reaction!
ALTER BRIDGE “BlackBird”. Great song and a tribute to a friend that has passed.
I saw them live. The whole crowd had cell phones in the air lighted up. It was a very emotional song and u could feel his pain as he sang.
This is the song that got me into Bad Wolves, its one of the best cover versions I have ever heard of any song. I saw a video of a interview he had talking about this song and how there manager used to manage the Cranberries in the 90s. He showed Dolores their version and she loved it, I cant remember who ask who for her to sing on the song but she told the manager she was over the moon to do it. The night before she was in a hotel room in London and was drinking whilst taking a bath, she fell asleep in the bath and sadly passed away. The gold lady in the video is how Dolores was in the original video of the song. There is a point in the video were the lady writes 1-15-18, that is the date of her passing. They also updated the lyrics to make them relivent to modern day.
In the original the line is "It's the same old theme, Since nineteen-sixteen" which was changed to "It's the same old theme, In two thousand eight-teen"
"With their tanks, and their bombs, And their bombs, and their guns" was changed to "With their tanks, and their bombs, And their guns, and their drones" to show the advancements in warfare.
This song is one of my favourites from them and I think its an amazing tribute to Dolores.
As for the next song by Bad Wolves, I personally love Hear Me Now feat. DIAMANTE, which is not the version that is on there album but saying that just due to the context of the song and video it has to be "Remember When". Please pay close attention to the video espically the writing explaining what went on. It is all true.
Thank you so much for reaction to this song
that glass wall adds so much emote showing both life and death struggle of ones we have lost
🤘❤🤘 This is always rough to get through having grown with Delores version and how they nailed this, and she was literally like within 24 hours of laying her vocals for this version with them when she passed. Anyhow great reaction.
Me too I was introduced to the BAD WOLVES by this great cover. R.I.P Dolores, you will be forever missed
The Cranberries orignally wrote & sang Zombie the lead singer her name was Dolores O'Riordan
You're not the only one who needed a tissue. Every time I hear this song, see the video, it's like a kick in the gut. Great reaction
I’m not crying your crying! R.I.P. Dolores 💔💖
I personally relate this song to me having ptsd from iraq and the daily battles that go on in my head.
From these guys you need to hear remember when. Also the song sober. The lead singer helps people with addictions and the song is about that. Such a good message.
I found these guys through the TH-cam recommended/related videos section of another video. The song was "Do You Hear Me Now" ft. Diamante, and I definitely recommend that one as well as "Remember When".
You look so beautiful as always... Great reaction
An incredible tribute to the late Dolores O'Riordan the lead singer of the Cranberries who originally released this song.
When he sang, "it's the same old theme in 2018" and you think about the original, "it's the same old theme since 1916" it really slams into you just how long the struggle has gone on... and still goes on....
I have had the privilege of seeing Bad Wolves perform this live twice. So much energy on the stage and in the crowd. Incredible experience! Great reaction. Thanks!
when i saw this song when it first came out it was the first tine i had ever listened to bad wolves and knowing the tragedy behind it we are left with its sorrow and also left with that part that will forever be unanswered is what would this song have been like had they both managed to do the track together but we can only say well done bad wolves and of course rest in peace dolores
I've watched many reaction videos for Bad Wolves "Zombie". I have to say, you're the ONLY one that really expressed how I felt the first time I saw this video.
Blessings for the future. 🤙🏽
Matt
No need to apologize for the emotion. I'm positive everyone that has seen this video had the same reaction the first time around. I know I did lol!
I realize this was months ago, but I wanted to tell you that his brother DID kill him. Tommy Died! But they resuscitated him, and he testified against his brother who is now in prison.
Delores was great and they did an amazing job with her song and bringing the spirit of her into it.
When I first saw the gold lady,my goosebumps went high. And the meaning of the original!
After listening to either version always makes me want to listen to the other one after
You just introduced me to this band. Thank you. Great video as usual.
I love the glass scene. she's on the other side now. but has left her finger/hand print on the world R.I.P
As usual great reaction! I just wanted to give you a hug. I love how you wear your heart on your sleeve. Looking forward to the coming reactions. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much ! 🤗 💓💓💓
I thought I was done crying to this song after about 200 times but your reaction brought me to tears! You should hear the mash-up of The Cranberries and Bad Wolves! Talk about a tear jerker!
That moment when you just let go and are touched by greatness x
Your reaction was spot on Gitana. This song hit me like a ton of bricks... mostly because I came across this a few weeks after she passed, and I didn't even know at the time. Let's just say a few tears were shed, and I still have a hard time holding them back. Powerful song, this one. Thanks for the reaction! ❤️
Tommy Vext the lead singer of bad wolves did a song called remember when, it his own story, His own brother almost killed him in a home invasion, he is an Amazing person hope you get to react to it
A smile looks so much better! Always find the positive
Think how great this would have been if she would have been on it. R.I.P Deloris.
Loved your reaction Gitana. Very heartfelt and exactly how I felt when seeing the video. Much love.
"It's the same old feel in 2018"
"IT'S THE SAME OLD FEEL IN 2020"
Your reaction is likely the reaction of most people first hearing this song from this band, whether they ever heard it before, saw the video before, or even know who the Cranberries are. I was indifferent on the song back when it was popular, but I love it now that this version came out. And the video is quite emotional, I agree.
My reaction was exactly the same. Loved The Cranberries. Miss Dolores. The Bad Wolves did the song justice x
Beautiful reaction! You kicked me right in the feels. I think that’s the best reaction I’ve seen yet to that song. Thank you.
Two of the best covers of songs when I was a kid..... THIS and the cover of Sound of Silence by Disturbed.
Absolute great reaction! This is the reason,why im looking react videos 👍
This Cover/Tribute is so freaking Awesome!
Saw them live in Dallas TX. Really cool band! Great reaction like always!
I cried too when I first watched this video. What an amazing tribute to Delores. I loved your honest, heartfelt reaction.
Thank you for this reaction videos, Gitana. You have a beautiful soul.
It was solely, completely this song that I ever heard of them. And this song was an absolute favorite as a young child from the Cranberries
This song. Dolores and her children. Thank you.
Love his voice. Timing for this song is perfect.
I love this cover so much was first song I heard of Bad Wolves and they def. did it justice R.I.P Delores
Hello Gorgeous, Greetings from the Colonies. This version is incredible, Tommy is such a talented person. Thanks for doing this for us.
Gold women..........total respect to Delores! Total rebel! 🇬🇧
Never opologise for emotions. Great reaction.
Oh YEAH!!!!, that chorus sets like a hammer!! i loved the cranberries and Dolores, this is intense. Your reaction is justified. love the way they brought it back down then punched it up again! Nice call who ever sent this one in!!
You are so Awesome I love your reactions and how you feel the music!!! 😘😍
First time I ever heard of the band was this song, I did not think I would like it compared to the original. I was pleasantly surprised by their version, but what I really didn't expect was the kamehameha blast right to the feels this video gave me. RIP DOLORES!!!
Delores and Bad Wolves had become friends in the lead up to this recording. Sadly, Delores died the night before. The band went on anyway and were biting back tears as they did the recording. Sadness, senselessness, and loss are what this song is about anyway. You can hear those things come through this recording and from a very personal level.
I first learned of them because they are managed by Zoltan Bathory the guitarist of my Favorite band Five Finger Death Punch. I watched them sing this live 2 years ago and it was amazing watching 60,000 people sing this together. Tommy Vext the lead singer said he wanted everyone there to sing so loud that Deloris could hear us singing from heaven.
this cover really put Bad Wolves on the map. Amazing cover and a way sadder stroy behind it all....all proceeds that have been made, and that will be made from this song and video go tot Delores children....RIP Delores Bad Wolves have some great songs al well "sober" " killing me slowly" "hear me know" all great songs
I saw them open for Five Finger Death Punch last November as was blown away.
If you could believe it, these guys are a super group of heavy metal bands i used to listen to when i was in high school...also the first time i heard this song was on the radio...and i thought it was Disturbed at first...after i heard Sound Of Silence
You have the best and most authentic reaction videos, Gitana. I subscribed to your channel after seeing your virgin reaction to Jinjer - Pisces, but have never been disappointed.
I just found out about bad wolves 2 weeks ago. And they did this song justice. Amazing cover of it.
R.I.P. Dolores 😢😢😢 you will be missed Dolores was only 47 years old
This song was my introduction to BadWolves.
One the the best covers ever made
Fact! 💓
Might argue Johnny Cash’s cover of Hurt. At least on equal footing.
I grew up discovering The Cranberries through MTV. Me and my mom used to do regular sleepovers at weekends with my grandparents,and then we would sit GLUED to MTV when our grandparents went to sleep at early night,or during early morning,afternoon when they didnt want to watch anything on the tv themselfs. Why we could only see MTV at theyr house,was that they were the first ones here to get antennas aka parabols. (Large white or grey antenna plates that took in more channels from the satellites then standard cabel did back in the day,from all over the world) Having alot of relatives from minor countries myself,i soon understood,sympathised etc with bands like The Cranberries singing about human tragedies like that. Think i saw a interview on MTV where Dolores said they either knew someone that lost a child/a family member/a friend in bombing runs like that,or they knew someone that knew someone that did. Thats what i identified alot with,in not too giant countries you tend to know or at least know about alot of people,so each loss strikes harder then in huge countries. Think the actual music took me awhile to adept to,well my ears needed to adept into it lol. On one hand i get why so many people made fun out of Dolores vocals....she defintly had a very unique voice. I would say at the lines of Shakira,Tracy Chapman,Tanita Takaram and other greats. A one of a kind voice,so theyr songs often need several listens to actually like. I didnt like ignorant mocking of her and the band though.....ignorant kids/teens do ignorant sh*t. On the other i didnt exactly laugh or approve of the mockings,shit talks i heard. And mom told me,since i was barely walking i seemed to allready have the ability of taking peoples sides that got "hatred" or whatever. Well,somehow i found myself clinging on to The Cranberries. I still have theyr CD Albums and CD singles laying somewhere,i was defintly a supporter. But maybe not one of the most hardcore supporters. I could listen to them when i was in a specific mood,and it had been awhile since last time i gave them a go. But it could go weeks,maybe months between each time. Still,when i first heard that a band calling themselfs Bad Wolves made a cover of Zombie. (That one song i had heard most vocal mockings of,by ignorant people,but also the song i saw as the biggest classic they have made) I have to be honest,i wasnt too positive about it. I thought Zombie wasnt the right song of theyrs to cover,and i somehow expected by this bands name alone,for them to scream,growl and just completely murder the song) My bad,i had a "i prefer the original,i dislike many covers" sort of ignorant thought process myself. But i promised myself....."im gonna give them a fair chance!". Note: I had no information about why Bad Wolves wanted to cover this song,and defintly not theyr plans when finding out about Doloreses passing. By the first word Tommy sang,i felt like i was pleasantly "tazed". And even when he unleashed his "beasty vocals",it wasnt what i feard at all. He did it just flawlessly! I was hooked,and got super intrigued about this band after that! Extremely rare that a band or an artist manages to grab a hold on me that fast,over just 1 song. But Bad Wolves did. And how they found a model who comes off as a "spitting image" of Dolores in gold paint for the video....that got me really emotional. Theese guys are amazing! Funny that you mentioned sport attire the way you did.....i have been a moderator and admin around platforms,the www in general,and i have experienced my fair share of both females and males trying theyr outmost to make people feel awful or uncomfortable,for simple things as what they wear. On the other hand,you got tons of male youtubers,streamers that sits in just theyr boxers/shots/pants,caressing theyr chests on cam,and noone even reacts. (Not that i would want them to react that way either,but it just shows how onesided gender hatred can be sometimes) Im not the biggest "fanboy" of females that persistently acts and dresses like cammodels on "family platforms" either,just because i dont see the big picture in trying to grow by revealing abit too much on certain platforms. If they do it on suitable platforms,i salute them and that leaves them with not having to worry about TOS`s around the "family platforms" as well,so a win-win for everyone. But i also dont go apesh*t over females dressing after the weather....people that think its done just to increase views etc,well thats all on them. You look classy in that outfit. I dont think you have anything to worry about there.
Tim Parry & Jonathan Ball - RIP.
Their senseless murders in an IRA bombing in Warrington, England, motivated Dolores to write the original. Their futures were stolen from them in an instant. My friend Tom had the good fortune to have just turned the corner when it happened.
Dolores was a good woman who tried to make a difference. 🕊
My first song by Bad Wolves was this one quite some time ago now. It is also the only song i have heard by them. Not that i don´t like them cause they kick serious ass with this cover, but because it was so emotional for me i just could´nt go listen to some of their other stuff. Maybe that sounds stupid, but after the tragedy of Dolores, the story and the emotions he put into this, i was just not ready for more at the time. And then they slipped my mind until today and now i definately want to hear more from these guys. It was still very emotional and what an amazing reaction you did for this awesome song. Love when your emotions shows like that. That kind of reaction says way more than words and you nailed it. Keep up the amazing work sweetie :)
They where scheduled to go to the studio together to record to my knowledge. So I feel the tribute and the offer of the proceeds is very fitting. My first exposure to Bad wolves was a love performance in my local area.
I generally listen to classic rock, classic R&B and contemporary country so this was definitely outside my wheelhouse but glad I took a chance...impressive; powerful. Thanks for the intro!
Another beautiful reaction thank you for this.
i just found your chanel this morning and you are now my favorite reactor love your emotion.
Awesome rendition. Never heard of them before but liked it.
Remember when-bad wolves
Amazing story
Powerful way did arrangements bad wolves you did it awesome
I discovered Bad Wolves through this song and it was and is so incredible and a worthy cover.
I love bad wolves. I like to think I'm pretty cultured musically. I love country, rock, some rap, some pop, r&b and even some opera. I'm starting to get re-acquainted with old songs and bands from the 50s and 60s too. Like Elvis and the righteous brothers. Anyway, another great song from them is remember when. Oh, I can also get down with some blues and jazz.
I was introduced with this song, but I had refused to watch the video for the longest time because I love The Cranberries. But when I finally listened to the cover I was very impressed.
Great reaction as always. It's ok to be emotional. One of the greatest covers of all time. RIP Dolores.😥😱🔥🔥🔥🔥
i love this version of the song and it introduced me to this group
That man's name is Tommy Vex the lead singer of Bad Wolves
This is one of those songs you just have to put on the headphones....turn it up to 11....and enjoy the epic
Wow I have never heard of these guys but what an awesome cover also love your reactions