Fiona Apple - Criminal (Official HD Video)
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- Watch the official HD music video for "Criminal" by Fiona Apple
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Lyrics:
I've been a bad bad girl
I've been careless
With a delicate man
And it's a sad sad world
When a girl will break a boy
Just because she can
Don't you tell me to deny it
I've done wrong and
I want to
Suffer for my sins
I've come to you
'Cause I need
Guidance to be true
And I just don't know
Where I can begin
What I need is
A good defense
'Cause I'm feelin'
Like a criminal
And I need
To be redeemed
To the one
I've sinned against
Because he's all
I ever knew of love
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Bless my parents who had to listen to 14 year old me sing this on repeat during our three day drive to Maine.
😁
Hilarious!
They loved the fuck outta you!!! Lmao
And now 14 year old girls are subjected to garbage like WAP
Love this song and her voice her style all of it
I remember her winning an MTV award, and standing on that stage saying "this world is bull shit". I thought that was awesome. She meant the music industry, the front the stars put on for every one to see, it's all just a bunch of fake ass bull shit. She told the kids out there watching, not to try and be like them or dress like them, be yourself. Cause it's all just bull shit.
People got mad at her for that. She became my hero.
I never understood why she got so much hate for her speech, especially since she was telling the truth. The music industry is incredibly fake.
I've watched that vid so many times and I still dk why ppl got mad. I can't comprehend it
+Taylor Momsen there isnt much you comprehend...
Darren Davenport & who tf are u? You don't even know me ;'D
Jamie Jolicoeur jolicoeur, ton nom est mélodieux.
the amount of power in her voice is INSANE.
She was only like 16 or 17 years old when she sang this to so yeah love it
her voice is legendary. gives me chills still to this day 20+ years after I first heard. real life siren if there ever was one.
Put it with the video and see it for the first time at 11 lol from then on I knew I had more needs than sports lol
I used to just lay on the floor in my bedroom and soak it in. I couldn’t explain how much her voice affected me
Closer to 30 years at this point. Crazy
the fact that she wrote this in 45 minutes after her label asked her for a "clearer single" my god
We stan a fast queen
I know!! Amazing!!!
It's called having actual talent haha. Tell a pop star today to do the same thing, you would have to wait a few weeks for their producers to write it.
@@ceciliamarques7832 Fast? She puts out one album per decade.
@@soaribb32- Seriously, this. She's one step away from the CD equivalent of vaporware.
I can’t believe she was only 17 when she wrote this.. it’s a lyrical masterpiece but I feel so sad watching this, knowing all the hard things she was dealing with
details? ha
Very mature lyrics for someone that young. If I wrote a song at 17, it would just be embarrassing
SEX PARTY AT FIONA'S
Good song? yes. Lyrical masterpiece? no.
Same here
"What would an angel say, the devil wants to know" such an amazing lyric. She was so talented ❤❤❤
she is very talented, she didnt died lmao
@@luisneto2565 apologies I meant she is talented.
Still is!
I'm pretty sure she still makes music lol
When I first heard that lyric, I assumed she borrowed it from someone else, so I googled to see who said it first. And the only person who said it was her - it's her original lyric.
Intense…dark…and mesmerizing, this singer is as lovely as an angel, a beautiful angel with dark wings and she’s got the dark and deep voice of one who has known sadness and pain. Her voice is slow and soulful and deep like a smoldering fire. She makes you feel her pain, and it hurts so sweetly.
Creep
@@brandonedwards1256 why is he a creep. he spoke as if he understands the emotion and he pain in the song , and he said it in a peotic way to express himself . it is so much better than saying '' i like it , its great'' which is what most boring comments say on many songs of this era. you know actaully , when you insult someone for no reaosn it says more about you than the person you are insulting.
His poetic words sound like he’s leaving the ultimate compliment. He’s just getting the vision.
Embarrassing
No teenager should be able to write music this sophisticated. Fiona is a goddess
a teenager shouldnt be in this video
It was the heartbreaking things that she had to deal with at such a young age that made her able to write like this. Sad.
Wait how old was she here???
@@elis2506 She was 17 or 18 and had written most of the songs on the album a couple of years before.
I didnt know this and makes this all the more impressive. Great Song
This could debut in (insert current year) and still be as fresh as it was in the 90s. Flawless.
gotta bring the 4K video already
Don't think so...I bet the wokes out there will find something that upset them and will cancel it.
@@Emy-fv5ny exactly you are correct
@@Emy-fv5ny
Shut up, for the love of god, allah, yahweh, zeus, odin, and all things holy, shut up
Yeah, but ft. Maluma and Pitbull.
I saw that Ms. Fiona is now working to make sure people that are going to court in the state of Maryland have justice. She is using her talent to care for citizens and I praise Her. Much Love to You and all that are helping to make sure people are treated fairly...
Happy International Women Day Fiona Apple
1:55
I was OBSESSED with this video back in the day and would stop to watch it every time it came on MTV. She was/is INCREDIBLE.
Same! ❤
That drummer deserves a high five for this crunchy groove
Crunchy? Like captain crunch?
ja la Lika granola
Needs a guitar solo.
@@johnnyfountainS more cowbell
Crunchy.... That is a fucking awesome way to describe this gritty ass tune
I swear, unless you lived during this time, this exact vibe is hard to understand. The gross plywood and green carpet is very 70s but mixed with the heroin chic dirty vibe of the 90s alt scene, it gives a very specific party scene that was definitely not fun.
As a hardcore 90’s grunge baby, I concur.
the late 60s early 70s styles were trendy in the mid to late 90s, the way the 90s are trendy today.in 1997 I wore wool skirts, knee highs bell bottoms and platforms. favorite artists were oasis, fiona apple, bush, green day and the beatles again! also, every teen had a lava lamp and beaded doorway, favorite movies were austin powers, scream, slums of beverly hills. modern heroin chic ala kate moss /super models were also in, this video definitely has both elements.
yep..
You are so right about this time. Heroin Chic culture was also on the Runways too!
The other video with the same atmosphere to me is Whiskey in the jar by metallica
Everyone’s talking about her incredible, haunting voice and undeniable talent, but what about her stunning beauty? She had it all.
Well what happened did someone eat her?
She still does! And she’s a kind gentle soul.
@@alexisc1970 such a rare thing
It's more like we got everything.
Because her being beautiful is the least interesting part of her being an incredible artist
Woke up with this song stuck in my head!
Who's here in 2024 🤩
Meee
Love Fiona Apple 💜
they simply dont make pop songs like this anymore and apparently ive turned into my grandfather...
Mee tooo
Her voice as always put me at ease. Can’t explain it, but it does
A radio station in ATL plays her often. This song still works in 2024!
For anyone wondering, Mark Romanek directed this video. He also directed Closer by NIN, Hurt by Johnny Cash, Scream by Michael Jackson, Shake It Off by Taylor Swift and 99 Problems by Jay Z.
You had me at Hurt by Johnny Cash. The man can definitely sell a story in 3 minutes or less.
Closer by NIN
damn...
he also directed el scorcho by weezer lmaoo
Didn't know Mark Romanek directed this. He directed the brilliant One Hour Photo with the late, great Robin Williams.
It's hard to believe Fiona's peers called her "dog" and bullied her at school. Like many of us she had a hard time growing up. She is utterly stunning and still is. I could see her being a damn good actress as well, I kinda wish she had done some acting
@Kai McCook Why don't you just say Snoop Dogg?
@Kai McCook but thats his name lol
She who laughs last , laughs best. She's a sweetie !
I think they should add her to the euphoria cast list
The most gorgeous girls, the truly gorgeous, so gorgeous they challenge the popular status quo, will usually be very badly bullied.
After 30 years the song still gives me goosebumps
It's been like 26 years, not quite there yet.
@perennialxennial Wow! You really know how to wack a comment's vibe, don't you. Kick rocks, Buzzkill!
We need music like this now. Well composed, well performed, raw, well written, unapologetic.
Man, when this came out on mtv and vh1, I remember how everybody flipped their lids. Some people insisted it was softcore porn, or that it was her coded cry for help to escape a much older abusive partner. Now it's absolutley tame and Fiona is rightfully a legend in alt rock. A trailblazing track with scary good marketing.
Tame, yet concerning how rail-skinny she was here. She had an eating disorder.
@@rebecca8525 she was described as an underfed Calvin Klein model here lol
Nonsense. This is her talking about using men because deep down she’s the bad one.
I just thought she felt bad about cheating
@@joen8529 isnt it a satire about how easy and cheap it felt to get men simply with young beauty
I came to see the clip for reference in the book "my dark Vanessa", she has a good voice and I consider her very strong for everything she went through
Same
Me too❤️love that book
Same!
Is it worth reading???
That's also how I discovered this song and video. Such a great book!
The glowing eyes are so perfect, turning those messy drunk party photos into just how her eyes look in parts of the video
Her voice is just simply amazing not only that it is very unique, love her raw style and attitude. Definitely brings back my teen years when i fell in love with her music. I miss the 90's man. Raw and real, unlike a lot of the bs today.
I can’t believe I never knew about Fiona Apple until my teenage years. I just can’t stop listening to her songs and her sultry voice.
I'm here thnx to Joe Swanson's parody 👨🦽
@@duncan3998 that's real culture
Happy International Women’s Day Fiona Apple
Lies again? FAS Government
I didn't know about her until 5 minutes ago.
Still one of my favorite female voices. Just has that sultry sexy blues sound that hits you right in the soul.
YESSS....I concur, amen to that 🔥🎶🙏
She and Emilie Autumn
👩🎤💙👩🎤💙👩🎤💙👩🎤💙👩🎤💙👩🎤
Absolutely *loved* this song when I was 12-years-old...now, at 38, I adore it ❤
At 38, same. This song is fantastic. The 90’s had some incredible music.
Same!
Wow. So many great and incredible songs/music videos in the mid to late 90s. Man I miss them so.
A lot of people talk about her lyrics or how she looks, but if you take the time to listen music, the arrangement and composition is nothing short of brilliant.
Absolutely
Yea...the order is different from the classic pop of verse 1 chorus verse 2 chorus bridge chorus.... almost 2 diff choruses!... well have a good day buddy!!!
@@teresadalessio1 your right and thanks you have a good day too :)
@@teresadalessio1 Do you mind explaining the order of this song please?
Love when the pawn
The sad thing is, she was in the midst of anorexia when she wrote this, and at the time, few people knew (including myself). It’s so easily recognizable now. I hope Fiona has healed since then ❤️
So clear now... so under weight. Hope she’s doing better now too!! Love this song
I thought she was just heroine chic. But gives more depth.
She wasn't anorexic. She was just depressed and self-loathing, something she suffered from since the rape that occurred when she was 12. Anorexia, and the mental process behind it, is entirely different.
@@anabanana5002 she did have anorexia though
People tried to talk about it back then and they got shut down saying they were judging her because not everyone can put on weight. One of my fav Fiona songs contains a thinspo slogan ‘hunger hurts but starving works’ ... I love her but yeah a lot of people knew, they just couldn’t talk about it. And that’s problematic because I feel many people, like the director of this video, saw it and exploited it because heroin chic was cool
Ahhhh taking a trip down memory lane it so refreshing! 90s was the best era of music.
Didn't care for it when it came out but I've liked it for the past 5 years now and listen to it occasionally like now lol
80s were better
I forgot just how amazing her voice was.
Her writing skills were off the charts.
Still find it hard to believe she was 19 when she wrote this, it just doesn't sound like a song a 19 year old would write!
Jayden O'Halloran she was actually 17
A LYRICAL GENIUS, for sure!! 💚
Absolutely!
Sikers LalaTM WOW.
The definition of a timeless sound. This could have came out a week ago.
I'd say it was ahead of it's time, but it was hugely popular when it came out. You are right, timeless.
Sorry but no it's not autotuned
@@conskate Yep it was a massive hit and the video was controversial because she was celebrating being a slut in it. Fionna never did shit after this though. I think this song was so huge it kinda ruined her career (the one hit wonder phenomenon).
Your mom came out a week ago. 😎 Early 2000s burn!
@@rookcifer1238 No, she had a number of hits after this song.
First heard this in the 90's, I was in love. I guess I still am. The freedoms we all had back then. God I wish I was old enough to really, truly enjoy them. I d not ever listen to lyrics but once I got older I did.. and good lord, this is gold. How does a human even come up with this lol.. seriously...
The days of a naturally beautiful voice are gone. Song can't go out with a bunch of bs intervention. She sounds natural and in a good old fashioned way.
Fun fact - by the time they finished filming this video nobody wanted an after party cuz they had just spent the last several days "acting" like they were partying.
Free
Oh sick I love pop-up video
Fun fact- if you are looking for the after party, you were not at the party.
Source: Trust me bro
@@xfga4531 Google it. I will keep bugging you for your apology within hours. Why does everybody have to be such jerks? I provided a fun fact I happened to know about the video. I almost feel sorry for you if you're surrounded with that many liars and bad people. But based on your reply to me you're getting your well-deserved bad karma. Learn some manners or st the very LEAST look it up to see if I'm wrong before you start yapping you flap.
Better late than never. To start listening to Fiona Apple.
Dark The Night Of A Poet The best part is you’ve got plenty of time to catch up. Probably gonna be another 10 years before we hear from her again.
Brandon Moore
Wow you are officially
Cool 🤓
@Brandon Moore
You’re Welcome 😊
Happy Late Birthday 🎂
Much better than Barbara Streisand
@@ToUnderstandAFool wtf? Fiona is a better ARTIST I'll give u that. Barbra can sing galaxies around her
I love the aesthetic of this video. Even though it's almost 30 years old, it could just as easily have been filmed today
I fell in love with this song as a small child, and despite my short length of time on earth, felt the emotions and the energy. Now as someone in their 30s I feel the same way, but with the life experience behind me to connect on a personal level
What a really great take on what an artists music means to you. I really love that comment. I've never thought about it that way but I suppose that makes sense for me too!
Man, she very clearly is in the middle of her ED here. It's crazy that we all acted shocked when she started talking about it.
nah man ik girls this skinny without an ed
@neneh conteh you might not know what theyre going through bro, so dont say that. i find it really unlikely to find grown girls that are so skinny if they dont have issues with their body
@@nenehconteh3563 do you know anything about Fiona Apple? What are you even doing here?
@@g351 im saying it to neneh
yes she looks so extremely skinny here , she was definetly anorexic at the time of the recording of this video , glad she recovered and is living happily with her dog
That first verse is some of the finest lyrics ever in rock.
I think they are very far from being 'some of the finest lyrics ever in rock'.
It's certainly a good pop song considering the fact that Fiona wrote it at 19, but frankly, they are not great lyrics.
@@youreallygotmenow4855 this is not pop..
@@shaboyngboyng5071 Okay, what genre would this track fall under, according to you?
@@youreallygotmenow4855 alternative rock.
Who cares IT'S GOOD Don't worry about the genre!
I absolutely love her voice. Criminal is just how I feel !!
HAHAHA you have been a bad girl
@@dirkdoedelLMAO
I love how she portrayed the feeling of being in a stalemate, its just brilliant
When this song first came out I thought it was the best pop song I had ever heard. I’ll be 59 next month and my opinion hasn’t changed.
@tyler joseph's car radio Thanks, same to you!
Rock on buddy...
When this song first came out it was one of my favorite songs by anyone. I'll be 63 in a few months and that opinion hasn't changed. Only, now it's one of my least favorite songs by Fiona Apple.
I think it's more alternative than pop
@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus 50 years ago I might’ve agreed with you.
I’m in love with this song. How did I miss it growing up in the 90s. What a talent. (Been binging my favorite 90s music all night and stumbled on this).
This song never gets old. Brilliantly written.
A Master Piece!!!!!!!!!!!
You my favorite bot.
That happens when someone makes good music!
How is it brilliantly written
Freudian slip@@nunoalexandre6408
the obsession i have with this song is unhealthy
Not as unhealthy as the obsession that wrote this song
right omg and her
@@wewillwin24 damn
Oh Mary K I get you . I feel the same sensation and experience with this sexy inviting
You must be young.
I’ve discovered the joy of watching the music videos of the songs I know and love, songs that are a part of my soul, songs that have been etched on my heart for decades. It’s lovely and nostalgic, makes me love and appreciate the past -and solid music - with a new appreciation for the music by watching a time capsule music video I’ve never seen but always known. 💛
This is weirdly captivating to me because it reminds me of many of my childhood memories, especially growing up in the 2000's and being the daughter of a college student with a lot of alt friends. Everybody knew to keep it classy around me and I rarely saw the sight of inappropriate stuff like nudity or drugs, but it was still fascinating for a small child. I've been to house parties that looked somewhat like this, down to the gross carpet, the jazzy music, the old eletronic paraphernalia and the outfits. My mother also used to have a striking similarity with Fiona back then, and watching this transports me to a time where I wasn't exactly at ease, but still felt safe. I'm happy I've found a song that encapsulated such a specific feeling and memory, Fiona is a creative genius
Even better now than when it debuted. Fantastic and haunting voice, complemented with superb drums, absolutely world-class mastering, and in the end Fiona.
Exactly…it’s like those brilliant producers from the 90s have all disappeared. Agree…world class mastering
Timeless genius. This song and video are still brilliant, even after 19 years.
Yes...it was pushing the envelope most assuredly at the time.
yeah and i've been here 19 years
Very risqué and I bet would still be as popular if released now.
***** You are probably right!
Primal
This brings back so many memories!! So blessed to have experienced this era ☺️
Millennials can claim some of music's most memorable Female Singers of the last few years, but Apple will be Gen X FOREVER!!!!! Love you Fiona!! 💪🏻❤️🔥🔥🔥
Along with hope Sandoval and Kim from breeders
No matter how many years pass, great music never fade.
this song is literal magic, its a phenomenal song that i feel represents passion and love in general, the tenderness and the safety, the comfort of the touch of your loved one, the ups and downs, the fears and insecurities, and how it all fades away the second you're with them, its just a really personal song for me and thats what it makes me feel, it really helps me calm down when i feel a bit worse and cant be together with her, its just really important and meaningful to me, god sent song
It represents selfishness as she craves and loves to have a lot of fun but not only with the men she loves (her boyfriend that would be) and the guilt is chasing her mind, so she needs a "good defence", she needs "to come clean", to help her before she to atone, she needs to justify what she does, and thats why she feels like a criminal, cause shes playing with the feelings of her love because she craves sex. Thats why you see her with many people in the video
Love this song back then and still do lots… warms my heart 🤍🤍🥀
Almost 30 years so updated
Outstanding photography
Car, the house, the art and the wardrobe is timeless
Her insight at her young age was amazing. The lyrics and music are haunting
Her dad is Brandon Maggart. He was in a movie called Christmas Evil that came in the 80s. Wasn't very good though.
I’m a 1,000 year old vampire🆗👸🏻🧛🏻♀️👩🎤👽⚖️💋.
One of the best human beings on earth. Giving up a concert tour to be with her dog and enjoy their time together because her dog is getting old and is more important to her than monetary gain. If only more people thought like she did.
GFY🤬😡😼👽⚖️🆗!
She's also rich, so that helps when making those kinds of decisions, something the masses cannot do.
This song awakened something in me growing up in the 90’s. Still love Fiona Apple.
I love her still too! I get the same feeling from Maki Mae too. Heard her song Down by the Water? th-cam.com/video/IDvzd7xv_qw/w-d-xo.html
25 years later and I come back to this song after a random memory from my middle school days. Talk about a classic!
@@bootypebbles-vg5tiPretty sure it is
"they only want you when you're 17. when you're 21. you're no fun."
?
What
@@evelynkerstein1077 idk whose song that is but that's a song
@@luxilerate that's somebody else's song this person is referencing to
its ladytrons seventeen
Wow, look at all the people here legitimately mad because someone discovered a song they like through a TV show as opposed to digging up an old vinyl in a thrift store. Jesus Christ why does it matter how someone discovered a song? Why can't you be glad that people think your music is tasteful?
I'm sorry, what?
An old vinyl? How long ago do you kids think the 90s were?
SuzakuX lmfao exactly
SuzakuX They still have vinyls of new albums.
Red Ogre That's a fairly recent trend to appeal to vinyl collecting hipsters and midlife crisis dads. Vinyl and casette tapes both pretty much died out during the 90s with the widespread adoption of the CD format.
I think this video is brilliant. It says so much without showing anything
This is so incredibly 90s. I miss this vibe so much. I’ve never seen this attitude again in a music video.
Despite being less explicit than a lot of popular music videos today, I feel like the rawness of Criminal makes it hit a lot harder.
The depiction of female sexuality here is really, really complex. There are moments of brazen seductiveness intercut with moments of total indifference to the camera intercut with moments of intense vulnerability. FA’s youth and her sickly thinness are both ever-present specters that suffuse the entire video, yet both are treated as merely incidental. And the way it’s filmed makes the whole thing feel simultaneously performative and deeply honest.
IMO this video is provocative in the truest sense. Not in the sense that it’s meant to be titillating, but in the sense that it’s meant to make the viewer question what exactly they are watching and how exactly they feel about it.
See these are things I could feel but not understand, I didn't know what I was seeing or why I was feeling what I was feeling. Thank you for explaining it this way.
Its called talent , she has it , most these dont...
I wasn't prepared for a college essay
Better review than most I’ve seen in Rolling Stone. You have a talent for it that maybe you should exploit.
It also looks so great, visually, even now almost 25 years later. Shot on early digital?
History will treat Fiona Apple very well, as it already is beginning to. She is arguably one of the best artists of the mid-to-late 90s and and early 2000s, and was creating and producing music that still manages to sound unique and distinct, almost 20 years later. Get past the feet, barely clad bodies and the writhing about on the floor in underwear in the video and focus on her songwriting, singing and the fierce bass and piano underneath this song, and it would be hard to say that anyone has been able to replicate Fiona's sound.
I was too young to experience her when she first hit the scene, but listening now, it's hard to not to be blown away. She released three amazing albums and was anything but a one-hit-wonder. She kept innovating and moving forward to her own sound and vision. Every single one of her albums were beautiful little masterpieces.
I love her. Because she is one-of-a-kind. And her music was the same.
+Cassie Piper I love her too great music, that is always something refreshing because it really seems like she just doesn't give a fuck about selling anything, and does music the way it should be, straight from the soul. All of her albums are unique, and different and I feel them. She is a Boss
Nicely said. In fact, I couldn't have written it better myself. Kudos to you. Definitely the best comment on here
+Cassie Piper She is good, but NOT " arguably one of the best artists of the mid-to-late 90s and and early 2000s...".
+Cassie Piper I cant speak for anything she has ever done besides this song and I never hear it on the radio so I wouldnt say history has been too kind to her. I think she went about upsetting the music industry which didn't help her much.
+Cassie Piper I agree. She was even to incorporate random piano keyboard banging into the song and made it sound great
Oh God this song. We were so bad back in high school and we loved this song. Still makes me sway like I'm listening to Stevie Nicks.
I barely knew this song, but I must say, she has a mature musicality for such a young artist.
This video is so iconic. I remember it being real scandalous back in the day.
What made it scandalous?
tambem vi desta forma !
@@ORGANISM44 also curious!
@@ORGANISM44 This was released in the 90s. It was a different era, and this was considered really explicit and suggestive.
Kinda sad that young kids can't understand how this was scandalous lol
I just want to take a moment to appreciate exactly how uncomfortable she made us all to get a vibe across
The Video Director as well
Who’s uncomfortable?! B
Just watch inertia breaks...thats really uncomfortable
I don’t know what you’re talking about, I’m extra comfortable
@@gakarekisichison9856 She was 17 when this was filmed
The subtle irony of this song is one of the sign of her brilliant mind. A talent and a gifted Artist
I like that she tried to make an art piece with this video. Fiona apple is an actual ARTIST, with the love for art, that’s why I like her.
I just read her heartbraking letter about her dog . I’m a fan of hers now . I’m glad she stayed with her dog and not went on tour . It tells you what kind of a person she is . Terrific human being . Thank you for staying with your beloved dog !
I can't believe this is 20 yrs old already. Jesus time has flown!! It feels like yesterday I was in my 20's and this video was on MTV/VH-1 (back when they both still actually played video blocks)
Kristina Romano agreed, back when you could just turn on VH1 and let the rest of the night get bathed in alcohol and bruised memories
I miss pop up video
Kristina Romano the good times!
Really??? Is this song 20 year old for real? Wow! It sounds so fresh... what an Artist!
Yes this was release in September 1997. Yup this is now 21 years old already this year.
This video should have 1 billion thumbs up
This is probably the first time I've really heard that piano come through so clearly. It's down right haunting.
The angriest and most sex-driven piano I've ever heard.
That piano playing was menacingly excellent. Definitely put that song on another level.
"Joe, open the garage!"
"I'VE EARNED THIS PRIVATE TIME"
Why i came lol
@@brendanhogan4312 lmao same.
And same
Same
Same
That face of Fion's is absolutely incredible! So much beauty cuteness gorgeousness and evilness in that kisser!
Voice so inexplicably wonderful!
The poetry and metaphor present in these lyrics is absolutely brilliant.
As a songwriter myself, I studied the lyrics three times while watching this ingenious - though not the least bit subtle - imagery of this masterfully risqué video that gets so far close to, but - somehow, amazingly - never "crossing the line."
I read the words of a woman in private religious confession after having succumbed to the temptation of the proverbial forbidden fruit. She realizes what her deeds prove of her own self-image and the threat they create to the only committed relationship she has ever had.
Wow.
Seeing that songwriter, vocalist, and video actress are all one-in-the-same is just absolutely mind-boggling. I am floored finding out that all those talents rest in the very same artist.
The album 'Tidal' turns 20 years old today! This is the only single I really know from it, but Happy Birthday Fiona Apple/'Tidal'
wow, thanks for making me feel old. Seems like yesterday I bought it.
Ian Wills LOL I have that feeling too with some albums. But what a great period and era of music that the 90s was. Loved growing up as a kid then!
+Kee G yeah, there were some great artists around this time. pj Harvey, Joan Osborne, aimee Mann.
haha!! that just made me think of that portlandia episode
The 90’s were truly a sight to behold.
I found a cd of hers by chance, had to haggle for it! I only really understand it's significance to me now, years later. Thank you
This song trumps every single Taylor Swift/Miley Cyrus/pop star crap I've ever heard. Somehow I feel the teeny bop era which burst onto the scene shortly after this album pushed female artists back a couple notches.
+47imagine Well those songs aren't as deep, personal or even as emotional as this. People today only want to hear good news and have fun, so that's the only thing new pop artists are putting out, just to be popular. Nobody uses music to express their real emotions anymore, unless it's about sex and getting laid.
+Carry On I thought if Niki manj or however you spell her name when I read that comment lol
+Omar Garcia Taylor a great lyricist really?Thats funny!!!
+47imagine: The 90's were the last decade that music was actually good. It's a sad fact, but an undeniable reality.
+Rebecca J. Riley I know, god I miss the 90's!
Her piano playing is excellent
@Jeanne R. I love it
Actually she didn't play tge piano in this one but i have heard her play and yes she is truly phenomenal
Love her music!
Am I the only one who absolutely loves that interior design? 🤩✨😁
How on earth can this be over 25 years old? Just sounds amazing!
Cuz it came out in the 90's
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Because pop music hasn't really improved in the last 25 years
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thanks now i feel real old. Being 70 years old I considered this new music. lol
Imo, this lady is WORLDS beyond Cher & Brittney. The industry did her wrong because she IS REAL.
"Joe! Open the garage!"
*"I've earned this private time!"*
Yes!!!! Does no one else get this?
Im here because of that too.
OMG i am laughing so hard ahahahah, i am here because of it
Yes haha
SAME
Fiona is a complete superstar 🎉🎉🎉
The lyrics of this song are AWESOME to me , you say stuff like how I think , or how someone tells me this or that like it's my fault they are ignorant about ME and my life or Others similar to me. You seem cool to me from what I can perceive here . I support you and those who are just living the best way they can with what they have . Thank YOU for your effort this song is special to me . 💚✌!
I was in high school when this came out. Now that im almost turning 40, i heard it again being sang on AMERICAN HORROR STORY. I instantly remembered Fiona Apple depite forgetting the title of the song. I still love this song.
Have you listened to Fiona's album "Fetch The Bolt Cutters" from 2020? If not, check it out.
lol same
Teens and 40 somethings. Seems ironic and suspicious.
Love the concept of this video. How the whole thing is like a photograph
Yeah. I wonder if Terry Richardson directed this video because I looks just like one of his photographs.
It reminds me of old true crime shows where you see the old videos and photos of the crime scene or suspects or evidence. But instead it's like we are seeing it like its evidence being photographed before the death takes place. Because its eerie to see her so skinny and hollow. I suppose shes supposed to look sexy but somehow the angles of her body and the camera manage to catch more of the horror of it than the beauty or glamor of it. Like its intentional.
@@randallcox2238 - Directed by Mark Romanek, probably best known for directing Johnny Cash - Hurt.
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I was wondering can anybody tell me what style pants the guys are wearing in this like at 1:01 and especially at 1:58-59 , whats that like a retro Vegas funk, lol . Seriously they are an old school polyester rocker ?? , If anyone has any ideas, thanks David
We were living through the best era of music and we didn't know it.
I'm sure my mother loved me belting out this song at age 13 lol
Fiona rules. Don't judge her past. Despite all she's been through she still put out a killer album. Just let her be. If you don't like her then just move on. Fiona my fave forever
Very well said... I agree
"A" killer album? What about the other four?
You know this was her best pop album. All the Alben are much better, but sadly people don't like her.
@@nadinetarmac4218 i think it’s because they don’t want their pop heroes to have real problems. It distracts from the fantasy.
All these years later, Fiona has been proven correct, over and over. It’s all bs.
That being said, Thanks Fiona!!
This comment hurt. I love this song, the video is mediocre at best, but she is phenomenal. That voice is beyond anything. And now I unfortunately am hinted that she's been through crap. That voice deserved so much more. Owe I hurt, and yes, I hardly listen to music. Her voice was........ awesome.