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Pat Benatar wrote the song "Hell is for Children" after reading a series of articles about child abuse in The New York Times in 1979. The song is about children who have experienced unspeakable things, and is intended to provide strength to the child and to let them know they are not alone
Thank you, I've read through the comments and I can't get over all BULL I am reading.
I worked with adolescent sex offenders in a group home and one the clients told me he loved this song.
Sometimes, things should make us uncomfortable. Make us think make us consider something outside our own little bubble.
You're absolutely right about what Pat was saying here. It's a dark subject, for sure, but I can't believe anyone doesn't understand that it was done to bring attention to the problem. The same people who complain about this think Hit Me With Your Best Shot glorified guys beating up women.
It was only one article that she read. And that was enough to write and compose Hell is for Children
You have to think when this song came out. No one ever talked about issues like this! For Pat to have the guts to put a song out like this. Kudos Pat!!!!
It helped to bring the topic of child abuse to a place where it could be talked about. It helped children speak up, and for survivors to realize that what they experienced was not normal. This song changed the paradigm and helped create change.
She got all sorts of hate from people who didn’t understand this song. We know what she’s singing about and it’s the most heartbreaking subject.
I know just what she’s singing about and I’m glad she had the courage to create this song.
She also was an opera singer. Yes, I grew up in the 80’s!
I remember that. Some people were too dense to really pay attention to the lyrics and understand what the song was about. Unfortunate but she handled it with grace and professionalism as usual.
As a child growing up up in very painful circumstances when this song was released, I just appreciated her honesty.
As an abused child I strongly identified with this song. It helped make me understand that I was not to blame and what was happening was always wrong. Yes, it's a hard song, but it's necessary. Shine the light on those who harm children and hide in the shadows, presenting a pleasant face.
If I'm not mistaken, Whenever Pat does a concert, this song is always included because how strongly she feels about the subject!
She closes her sets with this song. If memory serves, there have only been two when she didn't.
All about the child abuse that many of us suffered. This never fails to break me into tears when I hear it. It hits me deep. Thank you, Pat, for being a voice for us.
I'm so sorry to hear that, I hope you received the help and guidance that you needed, and probably still do.
@@juliagrant3299 Some wounds heal, so never do completely. I survive. At 60 yrs old, I have yet to live. It is what it is. Thanks.
The whole US is abused....who's the President??😢😮
@@oldnerdreviewsI'm 60 also....I'm having a hard time in this crazy world. Hope you're in denial like most ...hope people vote right next election!
@@oldnerdreviewsThe toughest part about watching reaction videos to this song is reading the comments. I hope that you find a way to live a life that makes you happy, and I pray with all my might that the hell that you went through is no longer a threat.
This was her way of bringing attention to something that was swept under the rug back then.
Pat with this song, brought the subject of child abuse to thousands of people and a lot of them had been victims and I think helped change things for the better. She gave a voice to thousands.
My friends and I called her Pat the Power Pixie, back in the day, because she's so tiny, but has so much raw vocal power at her command.
Neil Geraldo - her husband and lead guitarist wrote most of this song - they often write together.
She and her husband have been a long time advocates for the support of children and their well-being. Since 1996 they've been hosting and performing at fundraising events and lending assistance to the non-profit organization The Children's Lifesaving Foundation.
She spoke about this song in an interview saying that she read a series of articles about child abuse in the NY Times. She grew up in a very idealic home and that anyone would treat children like that shocked her to her core. She sat down and wrote the lyrics in about a half hour, took it to Neil and he wrote the music, which is typical of their partnership. Chrysalis Records didn't want such a controversial subject on the record, but she put her tiny little foot down and basically told them that either they put it on the album or they don't get an album. It went on to become one of her biggest hits yet she and Neil have donated every penny made from it to helping abused children. Even though they are technically taking a financial loss on it, they don't view it as such. I am an abuse survivor and when I first heard it, it felt as if she were singing directly to me. I have nothing but respect for her and her husband who chose to be the first to so publicly and blatantly address one of the most hideous "dirty little secrets" of our society
My stepmother literally told me to tell grandma I fell of the swing after she cut my cheek open with a switch. A few years later this song was released. Pat was my voice for a long time.
Yes, you got it just right. It’s about the forsaken children. That’s exactly what was so ironic about this song. Pat Benatar wanted to bring this to light but she took so much heat for it.
1981 was a very different time. No social media information was not instantaneous. There were still many topics that people just didn’t talk about in “polite society”. Certainly child abuse was among those. It was considered a private family matter. Thankfully this song shined a bright light into that dark corner of so many lives. Made the subject part of the conversation and I truly believe gave a ray of hope to people long hidden in the shadows. Saw Pat and Neil last fall in Vegas. Amazing show and this number drew a standing ovation. They both still have IT as far as performing live to an audience.
This song just punches so hard. Even after all these years, it still makes my allergies act up when I see this.
I have always appreciated this song - it was so important to bring attention to the fact that abused children, in many cases, can't or won't protect themselves or tell others what is happening to them which is something their abusers take advantage of. People that care need to pay attention to the signs - unexplained injuries, fearfulness around certain adults, sudden/unusual expressions of sexuality, sudden changes in how a child views or speaks of themselves ... kids are people, so of course there will be variations and one specific thing doesn't mean a kid is being abused, but it does mean that you should pay a little more attention and perhaps ask a few extra questions instead of just writing off the behavior.
In this song, there are several references to hiding what is happening from someone else - "don't tell mommy", "tell grandma you fell off the swing" ... if you think something is up with a kid you care about: your own kid, a cousin, a grandchild, niece or nephew ... ask questions and pay attention. It may be nothing, but it could also be SOMETHING ...
And for the love of all that is holy, stop forcing very little kids to hug others or allow others to kiss, hug, or touch them when they are not comfortable with it or tell the other person to stop. Kids won't learn that they can make decisions about who they allow in their space if their parents continually allow others to bulldoze over the kid's boundaries and make them feel like a baby doll instead of a person. Might not be the most popular opinion ... but still ... kids are inexperienced and it's up to the adults in their lives to teach them what is and is not appropriate treatment so later on when they are adults themselves, they know to protect themselves or leave if something is not right.
Sorry for the super long post and I hope it doesn't cause too much drama ...
THE BEST WAY TO HEAR THIS SONG IS THE RECORDED VERSON. THE MUSIC BLASTS, AND THE VOICE IS GROWLING !!! YOU GET THE FULL FEELING OF HER ANGER.🟠🟡🟢🔵🟤🟧🟨🟦🟪🟫
The angst of a hard rock n roll song was never more felt, than with this one!! If we ever needed a subject to rail against, it's this one.
Pat performs this at every show and said she always will.
They went into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame together. They are a team. Always have been.
I never really understood how so many people didn’t understand this song.
Great reaction Britt
Pat Benetar is my oldest Daughters favorite artist. And this song brought a lot of attention to child abuse.
At 56, I still rock my Pat pixie cut and forever will.
Pat & Neil did All the Music! Pat the lyricist, Neil the composer. It took Pat so long to get inducted into the Rock Hall because she refused to be without Neil.
We belong is a very underrated song but it shows her vocal range.
I believe this is the only song that they include at every single concert they play.
One of the most underrated artists of the 80's
I kind of have to say I don’t see her as underrated because I’ve never known anyone who thought she was less than amazing. But I do know what you mean.
Omg amazing!! I love Pat!!
Been a fan sinds the late 70's. Amazing woman ❤👍
I didn't think I would ever steer someone off of Pat Benatar, but you should attempt a song by Martina McBride called Concrete Angel...and I say attempt because you WILL blubber. God bless you Britt
I second this! Brit, you need to do concrete Angel!
Pat and Martina did a duet of Martina's song Independence Day.
As a 15-year-old bit seeing Pat for the first time live. Wow! She had on Leather pants that looked painted on. Every time she would turn around to look at the band every teenage boy in the crowd gasped. 😂
She sang this song at EVERY concert she gave!!!
According to a documentary I just saw, Pat Benatar You Better Run was the 2nd video ever to air on MTV after Video Killed the Radio Star
Neil not only writes for themselves, but has also played and written with others as well. He wrote the guitar riffs for Rick Springfield's hit Jessie's Girl.
Crazy controversial song back in the day
How ? It was an album track, it was not released as single...
@@lizzylaronde2234 because child abuse wasn't talked about in public
Amazing song I’m so blessed to have grown up in the 80’s
its her best song, wheni was a chidl this song talked ot me, if oyu had an dreadful childhood this songis perfect,,i thank pat for singing this song
Loving all the Pat Benetar you've been reacting to lately. 'Hit Me With Your Best Shot' was my absolute favorite song of hers when I was growing up. I would love to see your reaction to that one! I'm sure others have mentioned that one too.
It's fun watching you hear all the great music I grew up with, I saw Pat Benatar twice, she's awesome ! More RUSH please !
If you have listened to Promises.... another must.
I have a friend that came forward after years of abuse. This was a few years after this song came our and she realized she wasn't alone after listening to this song over and over.
This is the song that got me hooked on Pat Benatar when I was about 8 or 9 years old.
BTW, one of her record labels asked her to not include this song, so think about that for a second 🤔, fuck that shit, go Pat!
She had one label, and if they didn't want the song on the album, they could have easily removed it ! It was her second album with Chrysallis Records, and she wasn't a big enough star to call the shots. This album help solidify her.
Absolute nonsense. Nobody tried to stop this song from being released.
Opinions vary, research more.
@@kenmassey6905 It is NOT an opinion. It is a fact. Don't make up nonsense.
This song is great and heartbreaking at the same time.
Great song choice my childhood was watching videos on MTV :) Pat Benatar is definitely up there as on of my favs. “Hell is For Children” delves into the grim reality of child abuse and neglect. Though it was never a single, it's a staple in her live shows. The song sprang from NY Times articles that shook Benatar, sparking the first lines. Neil Giraldo, her guitarist and co-writer, shaped its haunting melody and chorus. The music's slow, somber verses against urgent choruses echo the anguish of mistreated kids, where love and hurt blur. Benatar aimed for the music to reflect the children's suffering she read about, crafting a track that's raw and real in its depiction of this tough topic. It's a powerful piece that's sadly still resonant today.
Fun Fact: they are STILL married! 42 years now!! Unheard of in this business!!! They have 2 daughters together. They stopped playing to raise their kids but I heard they are going to start touring again soon!!!! And are in their 60"s!!!! RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!!! MAD RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!
Neil Geraldo is one of the most underrated guitarist out there. I've had the pleasure of seeing them a few times over the years, and as much as I love Pat, Neil is one of the main reasons I go to the show.
Pat and Neil are wonderful song writers every song has a point of view, you can visualize, dance, rock out, and sing too.
Awesome performers.
Great reaction, always makes a tear appear.
Great reaction. I had heard this song when first released, and just thought it was a good rocker, especially the ending. A few years after, as a father of young children, I heard this again on the radio…really heard it…and stood in the kitchen and cried. There are times when rock’n’roll is important. 😞
This was the premier song for the campaign in the 1980s against Child Abuse. This was a song that brought light to the subject and a lot of elected officials took notice of this horrific subject to create legislation to combat the problem.
At the very end of your reaction, you said, "Sad song....but those are needed too." I implore you to check out Elton John's "Sad Songs (Say So Much)".....it's definitely a good time!
All fired up is a must!!!
The song is about child abuse. It got tons of hate from a lot people because people didn't understand it. Plus back in the day, the subject was taboo. She helped bring it into the light. Plush the song is rockin'.
Good point! Any big artist that uses their platform to help others is a good thing! I remember she got flack for this song. I'm sure kids that have been abused who heard, or hear it, appreciate it.
It’s a rocking song, but also very important.
Hell is for hell. Hell is not for children is the meaning of this power song. Thanks for this of the experiences one might find in life hidden. It saddens your heart, you matter
She had opera training,
This song went over so many peoples heads They didn’t understand what it was about and she got a lot of flack about it until she got them to understand what it reall y meant I think it’s is awsome it almost makes you feel their pain To bad most people didn’t get it back then or maybe they didn’t want to get it. a lot of bad thing want to remain hidden because so many people in powerful positions are helping it stay hidden
…..as a freshman in High School (1980) no lie…… more than half of the girls freshman class cut their hair and dressed like her ! It was amazing ❤️ all the boys had crushes on Pat Benatar 🥰 including me ! She had a run of albums that stand up to her contemporaries at this time. (Rock)
* In The Heat Of The Night (1979)
* Crimes Of Passion (1980)
* Precious Time (1981)
Pat Benatar was on top of the world.
You can really feel the pain through the lyrics and music.
I remember listening to this song as a child and thinking to myself wow I’m pretty lucky.
Pat Benatar & Tina McBride, who sang Concrete Angels, another song about child abuse, did a crossroads concert together. It is a must see.
Such a classic. Love it
To be honest, I never really paid attention to Pat Benatar until the first time I heard this song. I remember it started on the radio as I was arriving to work on a morning shift in 1981. I couldn't tear myself away from it. I understood immediately what she was singing about, and it tore my heart out. It still does today every time that I listen to it. I recently saw Pat and Neil in concert, and when they performed this song, the entire audience was on their feet for every note. Really powerful stuff. This song was a huge boost to public awareness of the issue.
This was so important and revolutionary when it was released. No one spoke openly about the hell avused/neglected children were going through
Yes, Britt, we know where people who hurt kids should go. Personally, I think we should take a more active role in getting them there. I don't care what you do in your life, but leave kids alone!
It's a known fact that MK-Ultra experimented on children as well as adults. This song released about five years after some of this information started coming out about Mk-Ultra, it was on the news often in the mid to late 1970's and after that too. Personally, I think Pat might have wrote this song also with those children in mind. I was one of them, and hell is an understatement. It happened in the late 1950's for me. Mk-Ultra existed long before Mk-Ultra got found out about. I was extremely young, I still remember quite a lot of some of the experiments they did to me. I have no where near recovered, especially mentally, I was extemely smart for my age but that came to an end at their hands. I am lost as to how or why I survived. I truly shouldn't have, and that's just from the parts I can remember, and there was more to it at times, follow-ups as I got older. In the beginning of it all, there was about 30 stored cribs on the other side of the room from me, all were empty but mine, yet there were ruffled up blankets in most of them. I thought at the time that it's likely that some, or possibly all of the others perished in that place or a different place. I know this also, Mom and Dad (I'm very sure it was them) carried me (I was still druged up but awake somehow) out of Milledgeville GA State Hospital thanks to me finally locating that location about 6 years ago, online. I'm not sure if that's the only complex Mk-Ultra had me at. Mom and dad drove a black car (I'm remembering the car being black mostly from when we stopped at a gas station on the way home, but also when mom and dad had it parked at Milledgeville, just less so) around the hospital grounds before we left, just to tour the place, and I still remember the buildings, and more, to now know it was Milledgeville GA State Hospital that they carried me out of. I could explain more and in more detail, but that would be a whole lot more.
You should check out "love is a battlefield", "hit me with your best shot", "we belong", and "promises in the dark". You'll love them.
She's just scratching the surface of the Hell children of this world suffer.
The catchy and fun music is actually part of the message. We simply concentrate on the good, in this case the catchy melody, and ignore what is ugly, what the song is about. Just like in real life.
As someone who grew up during this period I can tell you this song was 100% to bring awareness to child abuse. And the studio version is a must. The words are pretty clear here but they are crystal clear in the studio version. Great reaction video ❤.
If you want to sing along to Pat rocking out, pick No You Don't. It is my favourite of her many great songs.
Pat Benatar and Ann Wilson were both powerhouse female singers.
Pat Benatar always sings this at her concerts because it is so important.
I know your on a Pat Benatar kick but don’t forget about my boy Bob Seger.
Great reaction Brittbritt
I second that! (Even though I've been a Benatar fan as well since way back)
Lzzy Hale (hale Storm) does an awesome cover of this song.
There is a song from Hurray for the Riff Raff, Kids who die gave me the same feeling
Studio version
Another great reaction. You absolutely must do "Never Wanna Leave You" !!!
For those that don't know, first the record label never wanted the song on the record and second Pat does not make money off this song, all the money is donated to fight against child abuse.
This week you reacted to Pat and Harry Chapin back to back. Check out her cover of "Shooting Star" at a tribute concert for him. She is amazing. It's Pat Benatar Shooting Star ( Harry Chapin cover) with intro HQ
Back then, child abuse wasn't something that people talked about - it was all hush-hush and people shied away from it. They brought the subject out into the light and did it in a very powerful way. And the result was people started talking about it and lawmakers took action against it. A few years later the hype died down until Suzanne Vega wrote a song about it as seen from the eyes of an abused child - Luka. This song brought the spotlight back to child abuse and hit home, IMHO, even harder than Hell Is For Children. You should definitely check that one out. It *will* bring tears to your eyes.
Such a sad song. It was taken out of context by so many people. This was a hush hush subject back then.
I feel like it is not bringing awareness, but shaming those who turn a blind eye when it is obvious. I can forgive those who are just clueless, but never for those who know and chose to ignore.
She is amazing.
This song was written by her husband - her guitar player. They were upset/against child abuse and were trying to send a message. Back when this came out - child abuse was not talked about. It was hidden. Also Pat's label was telling her they would not put this song on the album because it's too heavy. Pat said put this song on the album or there will be no album! AND all the money this song made - Pat and her husband started a child foundation for abused children and all of the royalties go to the foundation. It was very controversial.
He is also the guitarist on Rick Springfield Jessie girl
Proud to call Ms. Benatar a fellow Long Islander. She grew up in Lindenhurst, just 3 miles from the Amityville Horror house. The horrors in this song are far more real
Hah! Small world! I was born in Brunswick Hospital just up Route 110 from the Calamityville house, and I lived in Lindenhurst from 88-95. I looked at Google street view of where I used to live. Sandy did bad things to the southern part of Lindy (I lived south of Montauk hwy within walking distance of the bay.)
@@markh.7650 "Calamityville" lol! My relatives lived south of Montauk Hwy too, near Bower Elementary and the bay. Climate-change deniers should see what Sandy did to that area.
@@JD_Cool Another fun fact: I went to a garage sale with my mom in the early 80s at a house that was maybe 2 houses away from the infamous house. I looked at it for a bit then we left. It was just a house... (This was before the house was renovated and had it's number changed, so it still looked the same.) Also my grandmother worked at the Mclellan's store on 110 in the middle of town for the bulk of her life as the bookkeeper and retired some time in the '80s. She walked there from her house in copiague every day for like 30+ years. She was one tough old lady.
You won't get many requests for this but she has a song called 'Fight It Out'.Worth a listen.
Concrete Angel by Martina McBride - same heartbreaking subject matter, but such an important topic that people need to stay aware of.
Listen to the studio version.
I was a powerful message, Britt. You may not like that in the song Pat repeats Hell is for Children, but for many abused kids, Hell is Hell.
As someone who lived through this hell as a child, I remember shame being a part of the pain. I would go to school with black eyes and bloody lips, but I lied about what happened. telling the other kids that a bigger kid beat me up on the way to school, because I was so ashamed that my own family would do that to me.
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She took a lot of heat for this song. Misunderstood by the non music population and misjudged, we knew what she was exposing.
Couple of years ago, saw her and Neil, and that was the longest I ever saw her hair, cute shoulder-length silver Bob, she's gorgeous. Inside and out, love her!! ❤
If I remember correctly, the proceeds from this song were given to charity for children who had been abused.
Pat's husband, Neil Geraldo is her main writing partner and musical arranger. He is responsible for most of the musical compositions.
Pat and her guitarist Husband Neil wanted Hell is for Children to be a Aggressive track to highlight the Taboo topic of Child Abuse in America. Pat had read articles on the subject and was immediately horrified as it seemed surreal to her as one who grew up in a great community in Long Island. The song became an Anthem for victims of abuse and really Pat's mission as she started a Foundation that still works
on behalf of children of abuse and domestic violence.
I hope you find time to listen to another great song to react to. It's sung by Karen Carpenter. The name of the song is: (BLESS THE BEAST, AND THE CHILDREN...) When I was a young girl of about nine, my two brothers and I went to this little theater every weekend in Woodburn, Oregon and I'll always remember the movie Bless THE Beast and the Children. Made me cry...
That was the classic Benatar look the girls were after.
3 girls at Ridgemont High cultivated the Pat Benatar look. There were more than that at my school.
Britt: she's a little more somber. Pat: hold my beer.
from 1978 to 1982 moms second husband , that was my life as an abused kid ,. I was instructed to say I fell from the tree house and similar things ,even as a 53 year old man now the song hurts