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"Courtney Love....d Kurt Cobain's money." - Johnny Rotten (Sex Pistols)
Correct.
Kurt saying his lyrics meant nothing was just his frustration with critics trying to psychoanalyze them. If you read his journals the lyrics to his songs went through multiple revisions. Including this one which was only played live once, in 1993 and the lyrics then were completely different.
agreed
If I recall some of the original lyrics where “all of my life you know you where right”
Yeah they all say that. Beatles said that, but obviously the lyrics do mean something. These artist put their soul into their work. They ain't just going to write down the phone book.
I've only seen a couple of interviews where he suggests that his writing didn't mean as much as it did, but I think it's general consensus that he was just being self-deprecating and modest about his abilities. That was his character, he didn't like all the attention and was pretty shy. The problem is, of course, that we know he did think about his lyrics, a lot. He had a lyric book he and Courtney would write in whenever either of them thought of something (needless to say it was probably mostly his, there's even a suggestion he did that to placate her and give her songs he didn't want just to keep her out of his real material), and many of Nirvana's songs went through different iterations before being recorded. He even conceptualized the videos, which isn't something an artist would do if they didn't have intent and meaning to their art.
The live performance is so much better lyrically. Not to mention the power live, having never been heard before by the audience, and of course the context.
I always thought it was “I have never failed to fail”
Yeah you're right its "I have never failed to fail".
“Things have never been so swell, (but) I have never failed to feel pain” is the the way I’ve always interpreted it.
It changes. The first time it's "I have never failed to feel...pain. Then it's "things have never been so swell I have never failed to fail!"
Its failed to fail, listen to the vocals only version
Ben is correct
any fan of nirvana will tell you if they had the chance to give kurt cobain a hug when he was alive , they would of hugged the hell out of that guy and tell him how much he meant to them for real !
If my wife wanted to murder me I would need a hug too
Would of makes no sense. You mean would've which is short for would have. Jesus dolts
@@darkmatter4752 FUCK OFF GRAMMAR NAZI PIECE OF SHIT !
I’m a massive Nirvana fan but have never thought of hugging Kurt
A hug is the last thing Kurt would want.
This was written around the time he was planning their divorce. Courtney didn't want it released and took Grohl and Novoselic to court to try to stop it.
She also performed it with Hole in an MTV Live Unplugged in 1995, as You've Got No Right.
To put it into perspective, You Know You're Right was recorded January 30th 1994. Nirvana's last show is March 1st 1994. Kurt is dead April 5th.
Dave Grohl said this is the hardest Nirvana song to listen back to. He said he used to think Kurt was singing the chorus, but now it sound more like wailing. This was also the last song the band wrote together.
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I've always thought Dave was involved with Kurts death.
@@krakalaka911 I can understand Courtney Love, but Grohl??? What makes u think that?
He died April 5, 1994 but wasn’t found until April 8, 1994
Kurt wasnt mad about Kurt+Eddie (from pearl jam) signs. Kurt wasnt glory hound. He trashed those signs coz he never felt they were singing about same things. Its all about perspective. Kurt hated song Smells like teen spirit. He blew up with that song...and he never ever wanted that kind attention, just to pay bills and move on
"I will move away from here" is pretty brutal sentance
I don't know why I'm crying. I was 3 years old when Kurt died, he is not the voice of my generation, but his work and his personality are closer to me than the work of my contemporaries. I send you greetings from Russia.
He died when I was 12, and it’s surprising how much I still listen to his music, lyrics, guitar playing, and vocals to find something new.
He was also very politically conscious, and spoke out against racism, sexism, and homophobia.
He died before I was born it makes me sad that I’ll never meet him
This song will always bring tears to my eyes. It's referred to by many to be his actual suicide note. I can feel every drop of emotion in every measure
You should hear his "official" last song DO RE MI, recorded 1 week before his death
Wow really? This is his official last song recorded? Must listen to this
@@renzoyao2661 According to Pat Smear, he, Kurt and Eric Erlandson recorded Do re Mi the week Kurt went to rehab right before he died.
If you want a great Nirvana track to react to, go with "where did you sleep last night" from the Unplugged album.
Phenomenal performance.
Love that one
It's good but that's not nirvana's it's a cover from leadbelly
Nirvana touched so many lives, and you guys picked a great song. Whoever requested this is awesome, especially since this song was released after his death, which makes it so much more poignant.
He was such a musical genius he wrote some of his lyrics to their best songs on the way to record at the studios.
His talent cant be overstated. Kurt Cobain was a lightning bolt in time. Sheer, raw talent, here then gone.
I’m a huge Nirvana fan. Some songs he wrote were definitely a meaning behind. Most of them in my opinion. But he didn’t want to acknowledge that publicly. Songs like this one and “Dumb”, All apologies” and so on.
Very poetic in some ways also.
RIP Kurt!❤️
He didn’t want to acknowledge anything he did period.
Awesome song.......very dark and honest writing. Great review
Nirvana - Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
This was there last song its really sad because its about Courtney love he was going to leave her buuut he died
Was murdered.
@@Mreffs101 exactly
"died" "committed suicide" "was about to betray Hillary Clinton" "Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself"
he was going to be free. the original chorus in the demo hes saying free
@@Mreffs101 how do you know for sure
Mudhoney - Touch me I'm sick
No song 3 great song
hahaha! or TOUCH ME I'M DICK from singles haha!
Mad Season - Wake up
Joanna Xyz River of Deceit and Long Gone Day are great too for sure
@@nickrandolph4213 would love to see someone react to Long Gone Day
Almost anything from this band would be nice to see
This is Layne Staley's equivalent! Believed to be about his addiction and waking up before its too late
Wake up live at the Moore
OMG I WAS WAITING 4 THIS A LONG TIME AGO LOVE U AND R.I.P KURT WE LOVE U NIRVANAAAA
React To Joy Division Already!
"Let's talk about someone else" gives me shivers every time. It's the defense mechanism of someone who took a look inside and doesn't like what he sees. He's used to hiding, prefers to stay where it's safe. His attempts to be honest with himself are punctuated with pointing the finger at "her." Blaming someone else is easier than admitting fault.
To skip the drama .Video starts at 3:37 .
Thanks my bro, smh
Lol
I cry each time I listen to this song I have in mind a few thoughts: What if Kurt was still here... How Nirvana would affect the music industry I mean I hope in a good ... What kind of legacy they left to us, I feel sad for the new generations lot of people will never hear this or even Nirvana, they changed the music in the 90s the changed me ... I Miss Nirvana I Miss Kurt Cobain ... this song makes me cried cause I miss this band ... RIP Kurt
We love the foolishness! We're here for that AND the reaction! haha. This is one of my favorite Nirvana songs. Great reaction, guys.
"Sterling silver begins to melt" not "steaming soup against her mouth" lol.
Not its not not even close lol
Haha
Sterling silver what?? No, dude. Also, lol.
Sterling silver makes much more sense.. He's referring to his wedding ring.., the great thing is these lyrics change slightly because eot was recorded in one go, take it as you will
Both versions have been argued for years, probably 'sterling silver begins to melt' tho
I've missed u guys sooooo much!!! It feels so awesome to b able to watch my favorite YT channel!!
Nirvana - *Territorial Pissings* .. Kind of seems like the world we live in now.
Nirvana's Unplugged cover of "Where Did You Sleep Last Night"'
I beg of you
I have never failed to fail
There has been no better songwriter since Kurt...PERIOD!
@Q Q enlighten me
Highly Blunt Podcast Sure Buddy
So Dave and Kris were stiffs then were they?
Billy Corgan had better songs
State of love and trust- Pearl Jam (MTV Unplugged) Great song!
You guys should really check out "Where did you sleep last night" from the unplugged album. Kurt puts a ton of emotion into it.
Please note that the last line or two actually switch to "You know your rights" which should make the meaning even more clear.
It hit me when you two start to talk about those self-talking where a person keep thinking that they always failed and doesn't matter what positive things people said about you, you can't hear it because of all the voices. I've been through that for years and still couldn't solve it yet.
You’ll figure it out for sure. Write down on a piece of paper ten positive attributes of yourself. Then when you get hit with them you fight back. Email us and let us know how it’s coming along VinAndSori@gmail.com
wholesome
Sori, you know you're right.
I still get goosebumps when Dave comes in with the drums at the beginning of the chorus. This song shows us that Kurt was not done with us...
Vin just pulled a great switch of hands. Glad vin won. Sorry sori. Really love this song.
😡-Sori 🙃
Vin, that was the dodgiest paper ever.. lol
Hahahah -Sori
Thanks for keeping Nirvana alive!
Agreed 💯💯
The song also wasn't released until 2002 when it was recorded in 1994
great guys, I haven't heard it since high school .... biggg huggg
Courtney just wanted Kurt to love himself, because he was so hard on himself
courtney had him killed. youre insane
Badass song! Kurt really was "The last Rock Star"
I’m pretty sure The lyric is “I have never failed to FEEL , PAIN, pain pain”.. either way it gets his point across
try love buzz then compaire to original by schocking blue
I'm definitely one of those...
"I never fail at failing"
But I'm trying to see my positives
@@johntrooper5310 we may just be a little too hard on ourselves....
@@johntrooper5310 I'm sure you have no reason to be so hard on yourself, though 🥰
@@johntrooper5310 I kinda wanna talk to you, is there someplace I could reach out to you?
@@johntrooper5310 ok, look out for an email soon 🥰
FAIL - First Attempt In Learning ;)
This was the last song nirvana ever recorded in the studio In January of 1994.
Guys without watching the official video you won’t the meaning of this song, watching a montage of court while listening to this explains everything
No idea out of all the great Nirvana songs someone would recommend this one.
This song is especially haunting when you consider that it wasn't even 4 months until Kurt would attempt his own life. Nirvana actually had to cancel an overseas tour in March after Kurt unsuccessfully attempted suicide with alcohol and a massive overdose of narcotic sedatives. This incident was less than 2 months after the recording of this song :(
It was an accidental overdose the doctor even said there was nowhere near the 50 rohipnol in his stomach Courtney claimed.pills that she decided to keep around after.if you thought your boyfriend was trying to kill himself and used pills you would just keep them around?no it was just straight junky behavior...which I lived for a long time and recognize. Now as for his actual death I really have no idea what happened.but that first o.d was an accident
Soundgarden - Slaves and Bulldozers
yes. The Motovision live version in particular which has the infamous "Jesus, is my friend" bit that Chris used to do all the time.
The sheer power of Cornell's voice in this track is out of this world
@@khellendross3573 Chris sang Jesus is my friend right before far beyond the wheel not slaves and bull dozers, I watch that video at least once a week.
@@monicajean37 nope, though he did often sing it during the breakdown in Beyond the Wheel or after or even before (at one of the festival shows). th-cam.com/video/wO18jd0bqvM/w-d-xo.html
@@khellendross3573 this is the video i'm talking about th-cam.com/video/gh20q3Dx8RI/w-d-xo.html
YAS!!!!!!!!!!!!! this was one of the very last songs Kurt recorded before his murder, Check out on your own time Courtneys band HOLE singing this on MTV'S UNPLUGGED she TOTALLY CHANGED THE LYRICS! She knew if everyone heard the real lyrics that it was true that she wanted Kurt dead! this song was released 9 years AFTER kurt died. this song is 100% about Courtney
Last
No thought was put into this
And always knew it would come to this
Things have never been so swell
I have never failed to fail
Hey, hey, hey
You know you're right
You know you're right, you know you're right
the God Of Song Nirvana Ever🔥
Great video though I love yalls reactions vids !!!
If you listen to the vocals only track you will hear that he says "hey" in the chorus rather than "Pain"
When someone suddenly seems ok that tends to means they have either already resigned themselves to the deed and are at peace with the idea or they have just gotten overwhelmed and have withdrawn which makes everything a procedure and they really aren't at the helm (so to speak) anymore.
"Himself" or "Herself" is also a term when referring to someone with a massive ego.
I love a reaction video where they ACTUALLY ANALYZE the meaning in a pure reaction. Awesome.
bought my daughter a pair of vmoda headphones like those, great sound. freaking epic song too
Imposter Syndrome was a big thing for Kurt. Even though he was the force behind the biggest band in the world, he felt that he didn't deserve it, that he would be found out, that he was faking everything and so everything was meaningless.
Love how you two actually had a discussion beyond the song afterwards, especially about a topic that is so stigmatized. It shouldn't have to be. Awareness and understanding is so important.
Check out the new Killswitch Engage music video with both of the vocalist! The Signal Fire! 🤘🏼
Dave Grohl recently says this is the hardest one for him to go back and listen to bc it’s just filled w pain....literally and figuratively
He did an interview on Blabbermouth earlier in the year that he couldn't listen to Nirvana at all. Just reading his words fucking broke my heart.
Melvins - A History of Bad Men
Nice profile pic. The Cramps is one of my favorite bands.
Great comments from both of you! And what to say about amazing Nirvana and this extraordinary song that even today sounds as it was released this year!?
Greetings from Croatia, sunny corner of the European union!
Personally I believe the theory that Kurt was going to divorce Courtney and that this was his goodbye to her but she had him killed so that she could get his money and all (which she did). Watch “Soaked in Bleach” and look up the El Duce interview, he passed a polygraph test🤷🏽♂️
Makes you think
ThatDamnScottishGuy On the Kurt and Courtney documentary the documentary guy said he had passed one AND he died days later after the interview or weeks or something like that if I’m not mistaken, look it up
Polygraphs aren’t that terribly hard to pass
@ThatDamnScottishGuy uh yeah he actually did.
@@nickrandolph4213 yes they are 🤣 who the fuck are you sitting here saying blantant mistruths? Stfu
With the whole "Ive never failed to fail!" its talking about how a depressed person can morph any positive situation into a negative and thats typically what we do... you see you can do an action thats positive for the world but you will always divide positive actions by 1000 and multiply any negative aspect of that aspect by 1000. Like yes, I went out and helped people in a shelter, but I wasnt able to help the whole world cause i wasnt good enough. See what happened there, you cant save the whole world, but that little negative aspect outshadows any positive and then depression can get a greater influence on your life
I thought it was always "I have never failed to fail"....seems deeper and rhymes with swell
Don't always trust what lyric videos put in their vids, I've seen so many with completely effed up lyrics
You should react to some of their older stuff try “negative creep” he goes wild
Words are so important. They vibrate into our environment and attract what they are.
Did y’all do nirvana where did you sleep last night unplugged? Pleaseeee do it if y’all haven’t!!
It was taken down
He was right. Love you both.
I highly recommend you listen to the first live performance of this in 1993 at the Aragon Ballroom. It is so much more lyrically, sonically and just far more powerful. Knowing it was being heard for the first and only time live makes it even more amazing...During the chorus he is just screaming "Hey" not "Pain" that was altered for the video long after his death. Hole absolutely disgraced this song and Kurt during their unplugged. This was the last song Nirvana ever recorded in a studio, the same one Dave would record the first Foo Fighters album. Haunting.
I've always felt this was a very eerie (but good) last song. Knowing how Kurt died, I listen to this song and think maybe this was his statement on how he was feeling and his struggles. It would be a bit stranger if he recorded this and died shortly after, but Nirvana did actually play this song live ONCE. Go back and listen to a lot of Linkin Park songs, and you can really see how dark some of them are, and you have to wonder if Chester was really channeling his depression into his songs and that someone could have helped them sooner.
Sometimes saying "I didn't put too much thought" can also be a defense mechanism. If you write something that is deeply personal, you may not want people to know how personal it is.
I remember reading somewhere when Kurt wrote this song he told someone that this was the most "Alice in Chains" song he had ever written. I can't recall where, but I thought it was interesting hearing him say that. If he really said it at that time.
The smartest people are often prone to depression, maybe they understand too much and feel powerless still, failing..
It frightens me how many people have a Siri or an Alexa in their home. They willingly set up monitoring devices, giving away their privacy freely, all so that they don't have to type things into a search bar. The trade off is shockingly unbalanced. It's like hearing about a popular device that tracks your movement and records everything, but makes perfect toast every time.
It's pretty disturbing. Big brother is always watching and listening.
Don’t be so goddamned paranoid, “they” don’t give two shits, nor have the time to just sit around and listen/record/later listen to you sit around talking to yourself and watching tv at home.
This song was recorded Jan.30,1994. Kurt died April 5,1994. This was recorded only two months before he died. This was one of his best songs, just shows that this song along with In Utero that he was writing his best material at the time of his death. So sad...
Listen to Lazarus by David Bowie. He released the song 3 days before he died of cancer. He knew he was dying and basically put this out as a goodbye to everyone
My pastor studies all week, starts preaching and throws notes out the window. Holy Spirit is good like that. Speaks thru me all the time
🤘NIRVANA🤘
Yesss, things like positive self talk are so often put down as generic, platitude, mumbo jumbo, but the process of knowing yourself and respecting yourself is HARD and invaluable. In a society where we focus heavily on the external, whether you are a spiritual person or not, making an actual conscious connection with yourself is profound and game changing. And how can we truly love and respect anyone or anything else when we don't take care of ourselves too?
This song of All Nirvana songs makes me sad. He should have asked for help but never did. He was in a lot of pain.
"You're listening to yourself and not preaching to yourself" I like that.
Please do a livestream of watching the entire Nirvana Unplugged concert.
That may get a UMG copyright strike.
LOVE IT
No, he's sick of the pain in his gut that never stopped, ever
min 6:40 "you know your RIGHTS" (x3) Hmm...
Justice for Kurt! :(
It's him saying the T at the end of the word right loudly or more Pernounced lol
Husker Du - Don't Wanna know if you are Lonely
Yeah, I know i'm right...
Moonspell - Full Moon Madness
Moonspell - Night Eternal
grande david a representar a tuga!! para começar night eternal seria um bom gancho para eles ganharem um bom apetite.
@@pedrovidal3870 Também acho que sim. 😉
Já está mais do que em tempo de Moonspell. Acho incrível como já reagiram a tanta música metal, até obscura, e nunca reagiram a uma das bandas responsáveis pelo boom do metal europeu.
Moonspell!!! Is more than overdue!!! And fuck Night Eternal (great great song, i fucking love that song, But come on... When you have a band with so much great songs, including, Full Moon Madness, one of the great epics of music history, why botter with a really great, But just a awesome pop song)
Died by the hands of Love
Haha the argument at the beginning!! Hahahaha ❤️
She did it
Lots of his songs told us what was gonna happen.
I think he planned it and waited for quite awhile
Not even 4 months left. This was recorded on January 30, 1994, så he had a little more than 2 months left. So sad!
This song wasn't even played on the radio until the summer of 2002. At the time it was weird to hear a new Nirvana song for the first time...8 years after Kurt's death!
fav video ever...before you even played the song!