If bacteria could beatbox hahaha what a quote hahaha !! I’ve loved watching lex listen to metal an how much she loves it 😊😊 although I know it’s stupid it surprised me she would like it so much even though I’m white an love hip hop 🙄🙄😂😂 just goes to show we’re all more similar then we might think 😊😊
and the cool thing is that it's (therefore?) lacking the sometimes very +artificial+ "seriousness" (grim face etc.) that way too many metalheads seem to put on. like, no one said you can't +enjoy+ heavy music. but too often I feel metalheads make it seem like they don't even have fun (listening to it).
@@notimportant3686 why should it bother him? she seems so into it... i feel like she's been missing it her whole life. it's great to see her discover it.
@@notimportant3686 Unless you know him personally, he's shown no signs of it bothering him. And if it did, that's a him thing anyway. Hell, Jada Pinkett Smith played in a metal band and I don't think Will was ever bothered by it.
She nailed it at the end. The song represents the growth of children into adults. All kids are freaks in their own way but as you grow up you learn to suppress it and develop into whoever you become. He is speaking from the point that if you never get past that or don’t grow up you feel like you don’t belong even though we were all that way at some point.
I used to be annoyed with kids getting on a school bus when they fooled and around and held up traffic. Now I’m sad for them because they have no idea what that universe of possibilities in their mind means, and what the world will do to it when they get turned into cogs in a machine.
@@matthewcall3961 it's about both, about how society often restrains us from expressing ourselves from who we really are. How In the music industry at the time they want you to fit a mold
Women like this are rare a.f. and why I will continue being single so far and until I die. I'm not willing to subject myself to anything less than I deserve or want. And genuine amazing women aren't a thing anymore.
@@WheresWaldo05 can't say I blame you. It took me until I was 40 to find the woman I would marry. Now at 52, I am still married and happy while most people I know are divorced.
The CGI in this music video was quite advanced for it's time and was widely accalimed when it came out, the bullet flying around everyones head and from scene to scene. Very unique and original. It won Best Editing and Best Rock Video at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, and later received the Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video in 2000.
"This is so different!" This is what I love about this era of metal, the bands were all experimenting and bringing new sounds into the mix! Linkin Park, Slipknot and Korn could all be considered Nu Metal but they're three vastly different sounds, its amazing
This beat is theirs. This song was played massively on the radio, so I'm sure you've heard it before somewhere. KoRn are definitely very unique. Their guitars have an extra string on them to give a heavier bass sound. That noise he was making was a mixture of beat boxing and scat.
Korn popularized this beat. However, its been played a million times. Especially if you're referring to the "beat" as the drums. With the bass added there is an argument for that I guess, but traditionally speaking a beat is the drums, and that has been played a bunch. especially jazz. speed that up a bunch and it has jazzy tendencies. That said, this is one of my favorite implementations of that beat! It fits the song well, and he nails the little double stroke rolls most the song. Great tune! just wanted to clear up the whole "beat" thing. Definitely been played before🙂.
@@matthew9626 True, but Got The Life is a fun video and really catapulted them to superstardom. Might be good to break up pt.1 and 2 with it. Tough call.
Most all rock and ESPECIALLY METAL music speaks on the raw, hard shit that the world chooses to ignore. Glad you like this one. Korn helped me a lot with depression as a kid. Bringing out our inner child rids the world of judgement and violence from malice.
Yep it's usually the stuff that society tries to cover up and ignore. It's also why a lot of it doesn't get played on radios and stuff because people just feel uncomfortable hearing the honesty in the songs. They'd rather some catchy poppy song that has no meaning so people will focus on that stuff rather than the issues at hand. Like even "This is America" by childing Gambino speaks on this too.
There is a quote from Jonathan Davis, the vocalist of Korn: “When I listen to music, I don’t want to hear about flowers. I like death and destruction.” It tells a lots about his music.
The middle section that Lex liked so much is actually a technique called scat singing. Louis Armstrong started it in the '40s, and not many artists can pull it off.
@@andrethomas7096 Haley Reinhart scats on the cover Postmodern Jukebox cover of Radiohead's Creep. It comes across effortless. I can't remember if Ella Fitzgerald scats in the version of Mack the Knife where she forgot the lyrics.
@@andrethomas7096 just stumbled upon this lovely snippet about Ella's scatting when I went to go find the version where she forgot the lyrics. th-cam.com/video/qU7R1w0aNF0/w-d-xo.html
I was randomly watching some music reactions to Korn over many different channels and you two are the only ones that inspired me to comment and watch more than one reaction video, you're just coming at it so thoughtful and appreciative of all aspects of the song and it's place and meaning in the timeline of musical history. Thank you.
Back when they were touring for this album, when they got to the breakdown (scat) and Johnathan screamed GO! The entire floor erupted into the a giant mosh pit. Whether you wanted to be in it or not. It was epic!
I saw them open for the Black Sabbath reunion when they first dropped chutes and ladders and people were ripping the seats out at the stadium for this opening act it was sick
This song was huge in 99. Just absolutely massive worldwide. Cannot explain how big it was, it was a crossover song so people who never listened to even rock loved this song. You probably heard it somewhere commercially, maybe even a shop played it.
Jonathan Davis is known for his beatboxing/scatting during songs as well as hiss unique voice and the bands original sound, I would absolutely love it if you guys reacted to more KoRn ❤️
This band, oh this band .... they came out with their sound in 1993 and gave birth to the Nu-metal scene. The lyrics come from the wounded soul of the singer, bless you Jonathan Davis, you deserve a happy life.
Someone in high school was once shocked that I could do the vocals to twist perfectly (probably not now, 20+ years later.) gotta love Jon Davis’ scats.
Korn was a flourishing band that had a real groove to their music, and including Ice cube in children of the Korn was HUGE remember? Also getting DUB C to dance in their music video "got the life" was DOPE
Family values tour in 99 (I think) had Korn, ice cube, limp bizkit, orgy and ramstien. They played this song live with everyone on stage... F'n awesome!
Looooved this album growing up. And Lex's excitement when the singer does his tribalistic Korn thing was hilarious! Thanks for the memories, it's been a while!
Lex you are a metal head in your core i swear. I feel like that part of the song you guys were saying is beat boxing. I always thought it was more of scating like the old blues musions.
Lex your reaction was AMAZING!!! The hairstyle of Brian “Head” Welch was iconic and his story is heart touching (there’s a documentary of his struggles and finding his way back)!
Oh my god, Lex I love you! You have just the best energy! I love how you just really get into the metal genre! There is so many sub genres with so many bands! I can't wait to see what all y'all listen to and how you like it! I'm still watching y'alls videos so if y'all haven't done Nine Inch Nails song Closer, that's a good one. You have to do the actual video. I'll go ahead and tell you...it's weird and explicit.
I love that yall are getting into Korn they are one of my favorites, hope yall do more. It's cool to see a first time reaction to a band I loved for a long time
Korn connected with thousands of kids and helped them through some really hard times. I have heard stories about kids moving away from suicide and striving to live on through their torment/pain. I know I listened to them when I was in high school and I think they helped me too from being overwhelmed from being bullied and an abusive mom.
Watching lex listening to metal takes me back to the first time I heard it. Thank you for that. Somethings you would just love to hear for the first time again and live that moment. Your excitement is contagious. Love it.
I remember when I seen Korn with Texas Hippie Coalition in Lubbock, Texas at the Lone Star Amphitheater on the Jägermeister tour! It was crazy! People hanging from the speakers on the rafters on the ceiling and all!
I love y'all so much! Crazy how I can understand BOTH views, no matter how different you two might be (and depending on the artist you're listening to, it can be VERY different, lol). But as a person that wanders through music and listens to most all genres, I really appreciate your ability to appreciate many forms of music. I watch a few reaction channels, but I have camped out on y'all's channel for a minute! I ain't goin' anywhere else, either.
I wish more people were like the two of you . Understanding and respectful towards music genres that you don't Typically listen to. And you understood korn ! Keep making videos !
So this is my new favorite reaction page. You are both charming and insightful and I love that you take an intellectual approach to how you analyze and experience this music. I think you are going to go far here and I’ll be watching. Thanks!
I saw Korn in 1995 at a tiny club in Berkeley - at that time, there was nothing that sounded even remotely similar to them. It was very cool to see a band that was so different. The whole band was exploring new territory. The vocal style is instantly recognizable. They were at the forefront of popularizing drop-tuned, 7-string guitars. The bass is drop-tuned as well, which makes the strings clack against the neck, which is a major part of their sound. Also their drummer using an 808 in rock/metal definitely turned some heads.
Falling Away From Me is one of my favorite Korn songs, and the video also happens to continue right from the end of Freak On A Leash (in terms of the music video). Definitely recommend it, all love ❤️
Ok, I just said don’t be heady and just feel it, but then Lex just dropped an interpretation of the video I’d never considered, and I was obsessed with this band for years. So damn. Respect!
Y'all have to react to the queen of the damned soundtrack. It's amazing and Jonathan Davis the lead singer of Korn helped make majority of the songs that is performed throughout the movie like, forsaken, redeemer, not meant to be and so many more and I think y'all love it cause he also made those songs with Chester Bennington of Linkin park (R.I.P.), David Draiman of disturbed and Marilyn Manson and many more.
Also "got the Life" is a must....its the first single from that album.....when they released Follow the Leader back in 98 Korn was the first band in the scene to go platinum no1 on billboard Charts and straight mainstream....after that nu-metal became a world wide trend that ruled the charts
I wish I would have found this Channel along time ago. This gonna be a long rest of the weekend trying to play catch up. Love the channel. Anything from Korn is gonna be good.
OMG, such a great reaction....again. The expressions, the headbanging, Lex´s imitation of Jonathan, the bacteria one liner, your take on the lyrics......I can´t even pinpoint what I liked more in the video cause all of it was so fun and enjoyable! You made my morning with this timeless classic back when Korn ruled the world! The best follow to this has got to be "Falling Away From Me"! Peace and keep up the great videos.
I love Lex's reaction to these songs and how she just rocks out and goes for it. Nothing better than a gorgeous woman that can rock out and not give a f**k
This band is exceptional I have hung with them, played with them. The Lead Singer Jonathan and I are good friends. But when you want to see a band, this is the band you want to see. their act is so tight that every jump on every note on every song. They are so well-rehearsed that they leave their feet at the same time and land at the same time without ever missing a beat or a note. I have to tell you it's hard to play with them even when we just hang out for fun they are just so in tune with each other and my style of play is more like Slash so it works but trying to get into their Rythm is very tough.
If bacteria could beatbox hahaha what a quote hahaha !! I’ve loved watching lex listen to metal an how much she loves it 😊😊 although I know it’s stupid it surprised me she would like it so much even though I’m white an love hip hop 🙄🙄😂😂 just goes to show we’re all more similar then we might think 😊😊
I can’t believe that you are missing the Spiritbox trending in youtube.
Same here. I always enjoy people get into metal! Even more if they listen to a song that I´ve listened to as a teenager :)
Put that on a t-shirt I'll buy one
😝😜😋😉😁
Queen of the dammed.
“If bacteria could beatbox”, is probably one of the best quotes ever.
Yeah and it's totally true lol
She has a great imagination lol
That's a first lol
100% agree, I really love watching these guys cause they always have a unique take on music.
Instant classic
I LOVE how much Lex gets into metal tracks. It's like watching a kitten headbanging.
😄 Awww 💕 she is adorable 🤗😸😸😸
and the cool thing is that it's (therefore?) lacking the sometimes very +artificial+ "seriousness" (grim face etc.) that way too many metalheads seem to put on.
like, no one said you can't +enjoy+ heavy music. but too often I feel metalheads make it seem like they don't even have fun (listening to it).
Lol the best description of it lol spot on
Your girl is slowly but surely becoming a metal head
it already bothers him, no need to bring more attention to it... at least i won't anymore after today
I think she's full on metal head, it's in her blood.
@@notimportant3686 why should it bother him? she seems so into it... i feel like she's been missing it her whole life. it's great to see her discover it.
@@notimportant3686 Unless you know him personally, he's shown no signs of it bothering him. And if it did, that's a him thing anyway. Hell, Jada Pinkett Smith played in a metal band and I don't think Will was ever bothered by it.
@@12Beastn your question is also followed by the answer
She nailed it at the end. The song represents the growth of children into adults. All kids are freaks in their own way but as you grow up you learn to suppress it and develop into whoever you become. He is speaking from the point that if you never get past that or don’t grow up you feel like you don’t belong even though we were all that way at some point.
I used to be annoyed with kids getting on a school bus when they fooled and around and held up traffic.
Now I’m sad for them because they have no idea what that universe of possibilities in their mind means, and what the world will do to it when they get turned into cogs in a machine.
Actually the song is about the music industry.
@@matthewcall3961 it's about both, about how society often restrains us from expressing ourselves from who we really are. How In the music industry at the time they want you to fit a mold
The song is actually about the music industry and Jonathan's frustrations with it.
@@tanguman2 No it isn't about both.
I love Lex's energy, she's so adorable. You can tell she's very open minded and has a good heart.
And scary smart too! I've never heard such perceptive and insightful reaction to rock lyrics.
She _gets it._
My wife just called her adorable as well
Women like this are rare a.f. and why I will continue being single so far and until I die. I'm not willing to subject myself to anything less than I deserve or want. And genuine amazing women aren't a thing anymore.
@@WheresWaldo05 can't say I blame you. It took me until I was 40 to find the woman I would marry. Now at 52, I am still married and happy while most people I know are divorced.
Totally agree!
The CGI in this music video was quite advanced for it's time and was widely accalimed when it came out, the bullet flying around everyones head and from scene to scene. Very unique and original. It won Best Editing and Best Rock Video at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards, and later received the Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video in 2000.
"Falling away from me" should be next for a good reason
*I agree*
Definitely would be a good one
Should definitely be Blind first. Just saying
100%
@@hitman9198 that one should be after falling away from me. Does the music video to falling away from me is a sequel to freak on the leash.
i love the girls reactions. she seems so free spirited and open minded to everything. you guys are metalheads in the making!
I think Johnathan Davis should see her reaction! I think he would absolutely love it!
I hope so!! That would be awesome haha
I grew up on Korn issues follow the leader untouchable self titled all great albums
It wasn't beatboxing he was singing backwards
He Calls it doing the twist
Facts 1000%
"This is so different!" This is what I love about this era of metal, the bands were all experimenting and bringing new sounds into the mix! Linkin Park, Slipknot and Korn could all be considered Nu Metal but they're three vastly different sounds, its amazing
Bands are still experimenting. Give a listen to Rivers of Nihil.
I remember this song when it came out, I was 17. I love the song and music video.
From that era and style of music Incubus or Deftones are my favorite by far but I dig the three bands mentioned above.
@@thefives7ar deftones was the most original ones. I like soulfly and sepultura too from the nu metal days
This beat is theirs. This song was played massively on the radio, so I'm sure you've heard it before somewhere. KoRn are definitely very unique. Their guitars have an extra string on them to give a heavier bass sound. That noise he was making was a mixture of beat boxing and scat.
Yup Korn made that beat. And alot of people have used that beat for like small commercials and others. But the beat is definitely done by Korn
Truly they are the original makers of this beat.
You probably heard it on the movie "Dope"...
Korn popularized this beat. However, its been played a million times. Especially if you're referring to the "beat" as the drums. With the bass added there is an argument for that I guess, but traditionally speaking a beat is the drums, and that has been played a bunch. especially jazz. speed that up a bunch and it has jazzy tendencies. That said, this is one of my favorite implementations of that beat! It fits the song well, and he nails the little double stroke rolls most the song. Great tune! just wanted to clear up the whole "beat" thing. Definitely been played before🙂.
Seven string guitars tuned down a whole step if I remember correctly.
Lex mimics vocalists very well - like in every reaction haha
💀💀🤟😂
Hhahahaah
"Falling Away From Me" should be the next Korn song. The videos transition right into each other.
@Daniel Jaimes the video for Falling Away From Me starts where this video ends. it's like this is part 1 and that is part 2 of a whole
@@matthew9626 True, but Got The Life is a fun video and really catapulted them to superstardom. Might be good to break up pt.1 and 2 with it. Tough call.
@@datubeda after thinking about it for a few seconds, using that to divide them and keep things fresh sounds like the way to go
@Daniel Jaimes 'Daddy' 😬 too soon? 🤣
@Daniel Jaimes oh shit they done that 1st 😬
LOVE KORN. I been a musician for 40 years love to see new and different creative bands.. the drumming in parts of this song is epic!!!
Most all rock and ESPECIALLY METAL music speaks on the raw, hard shit that the world chooses to ignore. Glad you like this one. Korn helped me a lot with depression as a kid.
Bringing out our inner child rids the world of judgement and violence from malice.
korn was good . then changed went to shit😪
Yep it's usually the stuff that society tries to cover up and ignore. It's also why a lot of it doesn't get played on radios and stuff because people just feel uncomfortable hearing the honesty in the songs. They'd rather some catchy poppy song that has no meaning so people will focus on that stuff rather than the issues at hand. Like even "This is America" by childing Gambino speaks on this too.
There is a quote from Jonathan Davis, the vocalist of Korn:
“When I listen to music, I don’t want to hear about flowers. I like death and destruction.”
It tells a lots about his music.
Couldn’t agree more, the darker lyrics allow for more creativity and deeper thoughts and connections
@@romanperez4774 True
You got to let that shit bleed out of your mind...... That way you don't kill anybody. Especially when they absolutely deserve it.
The middle section that Lex liked so much is actually a technique called scat singing. Louis Armstrong started it in the '40s, and not many artists can pull it off.
Love love love love love Jonathan's scatting!! #nextlevel
@@jessicashenefield1546 Whuuuuuuut? LMAO
@@andrethomas7096 Haley Reinhart scats on the cover Postmodern Jukebox cover of Radiohead's Creep. It comes across effortless. I can't remember if Ella Fitzgerald scats in the version of Mack the Knife where she forgot the lyrics.
@@andrethomas7096 just stumbled upon this lovely snippet about Ella's scatting when I went to go find the version where she forgot the lyrics. th-cam.com/video/qU7R1w0aNF0/w-d-xo.html
@@jessicashenefield1546 Oh I know all about that. I thought the way you phrased it was pretty funny in my 50 year old going on 13 year old mind.
I was randomly watching some music reactions to Korn over many different channels and you two are the only ones that inspired me to comment and watch more than one reaction video, you're just coming at it so thoughtful and appreciative of all aspects of the song and it's place and meaning in the timeline of musical history. Thank you.
Nobody ever acknowledges that Jonathon Davis has the baddest kilts of all time.
OF ALL TIME!!! - Kanye
Facts
@JC Barber indeed baddest kilt and coolest micstand ever
He wears them too long. Should stop at the kneecap.
@@Ka0s 😐
I love the description of “primitive sounds”. That is perfect. He does that a lot in their music, especially the earlier heavier pre-mainstream stuff.
Back when they were touring for this album, when they got to the breakdown (scat) and Johnathan screamed GO! The entire floor erupted into the a giant mosh pit. Whether you wanted to be in it or not. It was epic!
I've been In one of those. At Rose Land in NYC. And it was the best shit ever.
@Jimmy Parent - Persuasion Scientist Sorry s/b mosh pit. Frickin auto correct 🙄 Thanks for pointing it out. I corrected it.
Happened when I saw them live at soundwave in Australia in about 2014.
I saw them open for the Black Sabbath reunion when they first dropped chutes and ladders and people were ripping the seats out at the stadium for this opening act it was sick
@@xenovirus6507 🤘
Lex absolutely nailed it with her interpretation at the end.
I think Jonathan Davis would get a kick outta you saying he sounds like beatboxing bacteria lol
This song was huge in 99. Just absolutely massive worldwide. Cannot explain how big it was, it was a crossover song so people who never listened to even rock loved this song. You probably heard it somewhere commercially, maybe even a shop played it.
Lex is metal head, she just didn't realize it lol! Korn is awesome in concert!!
If bacteria could beat box! 🤣
We love u lex! Keep up the great reactions guys.🤘🤘
That drop right after the scat part when he just guts “GO” gives me goosebumps every time
“If bacteria could beatbox”..I would love to spend a day in your head just to see what it’s like..seems fun😂😂
"If bacteria could beatbox" is actually pretty accurate.
At the 5:30 mark the smile on Lexs face as she starts metalling out makes my soul smile with her.
Love your reactions!
Jonathan Davis is known for his beatboxing/scatting during songs as well as hiss unique voice and the bands original sound, I would absolutely love it if you guys reacted to more KoRn ❤️
This band, oh this band .... they came out with their sound in 1993 and gave birth to the Nu-metal scene. The lyrics come from the wounded soul of the singer, bless you Jonathan Davis, you deserve a happy life.
I love how open minded you guys are!! Your channel the last couple days has taken me back to High school and I love it 😂❤️
If you like the growls you should listen to their song “Twist”. 😂😂
Een a pur ra dum chinga 🤯 🤣
Someone in high school was once shocked that I could do the vocals to twist perfectly (probably not now, 20+ years later.) gotta love Jon Davis’ scats.
Twitch
Love the genuine outlook you guys had on the song. Awesome, solid reaction.
I actually enjoy your break down so much that I want to see you guys do Lateralus from Tool. And I'm sure the entire Tool Army will back me on that
I know I will!
Nope,... Rather see them do Sober or Stinkfist
Tool Army is ready for ANY Tool reaction...
The moment you react to tool, the tool army floods the comments and video views
Honestly, I've always felt that the growls/bacterial bearboxing is just metal Scat singing. Dunno if anyone else holds the same view. Epic vid!
You guys are my fave reactors! Lex, girl, let that freak out!🤣🤣 Did I peep Brad almost headbanging? Love it!
Haha right, we’re so close to converting him to a headbanger!!!
@@BradAndLex I love it!!🤣
I was drunk at so many house parties back in the late 90s to this song!!
Another fun Korn song to check out is “Children of the Corn” featuring Ice Cube.
Korn was a flourishing band that had a real groove to their music, and including Ice cube in children of the Korn was HUGE remember? Also getting DUB C to dance in their music video "got the life" was DOPE
Family values tour in 99 (I think) had Korn, ice cube, limp bizkit, orgy and ramstien. They played this song live with everyone on stage... F'n awesome!
Korn has been my favorite band since I was 13. They helped me through all my teenage years!!
There is an entire catalog of great KORN music, each album is different from the last but always their distinct sound
korn albums stop at 4 for me
@@notimportant3686 Right?? Cold isn't a dope song?
@@gashthrasher_8976 do i really need to bother picking out individual songs here and there vs 4 albums of a ton of good songs?
Thanks for that sit dancing, it's always nice to share what you enjoy, and seeing your joy hit somebody else in the same way
Oh I'm so glad you guys decided to keep doing Korn videos and didn't get spooked away by Daddy! Have fun you won't be disappointed!
8:40 Love it, She knows the happiness it feels to just not care
brad has the WORST timing for pauses LOL - right when the drop hits he kills the mood
5:35 is where it's at
Lex's enthusiasm and joy are infectious. Keep the reactions coming!
Looooved this album growing up. And Lex's excitement when the singer does his tribalistic Korn thing was hilarious! Thanks for the memories, it's been a while!
"If bacteria could beat box" - Lex
"You're weird" - Brad
Lmao! Great reaction!
Them,Disturbed, and trust company was my first concert ever! Being in the pit when they played this song was insane!Been obsessed ever since!
Pop Sux tour wasn't it? Saw the same lineup in Manchester NH
Lex you are a metal head in your core i swear. I feel like that part of the song you guys were saying is beat boxing. I always thought it was more of scating like the old blues musions.
Yes scating...that's how I heard it too! This band just has it's own style, which is hard...Lex is totally a metal head🤘
Favorite reaction from yalls channel so far. Look forward to seeing more. Thanks
Lex your reaction was AMAZING!!! The hairstyle of Brian “Head” Welch was iconic and his story is heart touching (there’s a documentary of his struggles and finding his way back)!
Oh my god, Lex I love you! You have just the best energy! I love how you just really get into the metal genre! There is so many sub genres with so many bands! I can't wait to see what all y'all listen to and how you like it! I'm still watching y'alls videos so if y'all haven't done Nine Inch Nails song Closer, that's a good one. You have to do the actual video. I'll go ahead and tell you...it's weird and explicit.
Ohhhh that sounds so crazy! I can’t wait. We’ve gotten a few reqs for it now so I’m sure it will be sooner than later!
My favorite band! Great reaction!! Here to stay, Get up, Cold, Narcissistic cannibal, got the life up, etc......up next!!
This is definitely their beat. This is from the 90s back in my head banger faze 😝
I love that yall are getting into Korn they are one of my favorites, hope yall do more. It's cool to see a first time reaction to a band I loved for a long time
This song will never get old. Great reaction guys 🙋🏻♀️🙌🏼👍🏼👏🏼💜🇨🇦
Lex's Legendary Lexicon.
Korn connected with thousands of kids and helped them through some really hard times. I have heard stories about kids moving away from suicide and striving to live on through their torment/pain. I know I listened to them when I was in high school and I think they helped me too from being overwhelmed from being bullied and an abusive mom.
Them hearing this for the first time makes me feel so old . I was in highschool when this dropped lol.
Coming Undone is one of my favorites ❤️
I think Y'all will enjoy it 🙂
Love watching you both ☺️
(Brightens my Day ) 👍🌞
Lex your reaction to the beatbox part was priceless. growing up with Korn seeing that look on your face as you experienced it was everything.
That breakdown after the beat boxing is still one of the best ever.
During the breakdown he is doing what I have always thought to be a metal version of scat. Scat is a vocal improvisation used in jazz.
Watching lex listening to metal takes me back to the first time I heard it. Thank you for that. Somethings you would just love to hear for the first time again and live that moment. Your excitement is contagious. Love it.
Korn is never a bad show. Here's to hoping concerts are back to normal soon!
Going to see them and take my 14 yr old (also a korn fan) for his bday in August 🤘🏼we are so excited about introducing him to this in person ♥️
@@FizzledDreams11 I’m seeing them on the 28th of that month. Let’s hope these don’t get cancelled
@@travisspaulding9540 nice!I know right!have a great time
Seeing them a second time in July, I'm excited!!!
I remember when I seen Korn with Texas Hippie Coalition in Lubbock, Texas at the Lone Star Amphitheater on the Jägermeister tour! It was crazy! People hanging from the speakers on the rafters on the ceiling and all!
I love y'all so much! Crazy how I can understand BOTH views, no matter how different you two might be (and depending on the artist you're listening to, it can be VERY different, lol). But as a person that wanders through music and listens to most all genres, I really appreciate your ability to appreciate many forms of music. I watch a few reaction channels, but I have camped out on y'all's channel for a minute! I ain't goin' anywhere else, either.
I’ve seen Korn live a dozen times. They put on a insane show! Jonathan Davis is so understanding as a rock vocalist. So distinctive and powerful.
I wish more people were like the two of you . Understanding and respectful towards music genres that you don't Typically listen to. And you understood korn ! Keep making videos !
I absolutely love watching her reactions to heavy metal music. She makes it so fun to watch you guys.
So this is my new favorite reaction page. You are both charming and insightful and I love that you take an intellectual approach to how you analyze and experience this music. I think you are going to go far here and I’ll be watching. Thanks!
My favorite too
Lex really is a metal head, and I’m here for it. Keep the Tool, Metallica, Korn etc. reacts coming
That bass is so dirty I love it
Next song from Korn, Blind Live from Woodstock. Insane energy and crowd is insane
Yes!!!!
Best live concert ever, they must watch it
Good call
It was amazing to see that live
I saw Korn in 1995 at a tiny club in Berkeley - at that time, there was nothing that sounded even remotely similar to them. It was very cool to see a band that was so different. The whole band was exploring new territory. The vocal style is instantly recognizable. They were at the forefront of popularizing drop-tuned, 7-string guitars. The bass is drop-tuned as well, which makes the strings clack against the neck, which is a major part of their sound. Also their drummer using an 808 in rock/metal definitely turned some heads.
Falling Away From Me is one of my favorite Korn songs, and the video also happens to continue right from the end of Freak On A Leash (in terms of the music video). Definitely recommend it, all love ❤️
Ok, I just said don’t be heady and just feel it, but then Lex just dropped an interpretation of the video I’d never considered, and I was obsessed with this band for years. So damn. Respect!
System of the down-Chop Suey. is another hard rock song that you’d like!!
Love how much Lex gets into the groove! Brad gets lyrics well too. Love your work guys
“If bacteria could beatbox” 😆😆😆. Absolutely love your videos. Another band you should check out for metal is Avatar. Keep doing what you do 🤘🏻.
Lex is directly vibing with my formative years right now… you all are so awesome
Falling Away From Me is a song that Freak on a Leash leads into. Id reocmmend it next.
Make me bad is one bad ass song possibly my favorite they should do it next
Both of these songs
😂 i freaking love how jumpy and dancy she is when she listens to rock. Super cute lol
Y'all have to react to the queen of the damned soundtrack. It's amazing and Jonathan Davis the lead singer of Korn helped make majority of the songs that is performed throughout the movie like, forsaken, redeemer, not meant to be and so many more and I think y'all love it cause he also made those songs with Chester Bennington of Linkin park (R.I.P.), David Draiman of disturbed and Marilyn Manson and many more.
Probably one of the best soundtracks to me.
I absolutely love it when lex let's it all go when she listens to the music she is adorable
Also "got the Life" is a must....its the first single from that album.....when they released Follow the Leader back in 98 Korn was the first band in the scene to go platinum no1 on billboard Charts and straight mainstream....after that nu-metal became a world wide trend that ruled the charts
I wish I would have found this Channel along time ago. This gonna be a long rest of the weekend trying to play catch up. Love the channel. Anything from Korn is gonna be good.
I really want to see your guys reaction to Shoots and ladders by Korn because it’s such a unique song. Great breakdown of the song btw.
I like how you guys mix the reactions up with all different genres,you certainly taking me back to the 90z 👍 (rock friends to hip hop r&b)
OMG, such a great reaction....again. The expressions, the headbanging, Lex´s imitation of Jonathan, the bacteria one liner, your take on the lyrics......I can´t even pinpoint what I liked more in the video cause all of it was so fun and enjoyable! You made my morning with this timeless classic back when Korn ruled the world! The best follow to this has got to be "Falling Away From Me"! Peace and keep up the great videos.
Love this. Hopping you guys watch more Korn vids!
My suggestion for you is TOOL Sober live version guys, trust me you won't regret it. I would really like to see your reaction to that masterpiece ^^
"If bacteria could beatbox", I totally get it. That bit is contagious, you can't avoid to be consumed and become part of it.
"Is that beatboxing?"
No, that's just Jonathan Davis-ing. 😂
i love this duo! brad stands tall but you can tell hes loving it. lex headbanging is hilarious. glad you liked it.
I love Lex's reaction to these songs and how she just rocks out and goes for it.
Nothing better than a gorgeous woman that can rock out and not give a f**k
Lex! you are amazing!!! you guys keep whit this KORN reactions, my favorite band ever!!
This band is exceptional I have hung with them, played with them. The Lead Singer Jonathan and I are good friends. But when you want to see a band, this is the band you want to see. their act is so tight that every jump on every note on every song. They are so well-rehearsed that they leave their feet at the same time and land at the same time without ever missing a beat or a note. I have to tell you it's hard to play with them even when we just hang out for fun they are just so in tune with each other and my style of play is more like Slash so it works but trying to get into their Rythm is very tough.
Your girls face LIT UP when he started beat boxing, what an awesome reaction you guys are really good at this. Really enjoy your channel. Thank you.