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Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
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I was 17 when this came out. It changed my life. Gen X was angry. Somewhere deep down we still are.
Amen to the angry Gen X comment about being angry.. I'd say angry and rebellious.. Still thankful to be a gen x chic ✌🤘
We are and we realized early that everybody sucks. Funny to see people worship politicians and actually believe them.
My parents were gen x (dad born 70, mom born 78) and they raised me (21) on this and pretty much everything else they listened to as teens on MTV in the late 80s-90s and now we're all just angsty and angry lmao (except mom, she's dead, dad's still angsty though)
@@alexryan15 Sorry to hear about Mom. Love my Gen Z kids. I'm sure there are songs that remind you of her that will always be with you.
It's not too deep down, I'm pissed off all the time
This song changed Music. I was in grade 7 When this song came out and I had it blasting in my walkman walking down the halls
Praise Jah! It thankfully eliminated all those wretched Hairspray Queen bands like Poison, Warrant, Cinderella, etc. So glad to see spandex disappear.
A Walkman? Damn you’re almost a dinosaur 🦖
Kids these days have no idea what a Walkman was
@@jmuir2012ify I'll tell you what a Walkman was...bliss.
Yah. My junior year in hs... we would jam to this in our outdoor lunch quad... loud... over and over again.
You should listen to the whole album, which is called "Nevermind" The whole album is a masterpiece.
I prefer bleach album
@@RetroKingOG I prefer both :)
@@b.m.2191 in UTero and Bleach i like more
But then again thats my preference
My fav song by them is unreleased lol
As a Seattle kid who graduated high school in 1994 I would say...ALL OF THEM.
The first time my friends and I heard this on the radio it was a game changer. Sooooo good.
Bleach and insecticide
When this song came out, it literally changed the face of music overnight. I don't think any song has ever changed the face of music so quickly as that did. I'm 78, and I can't recall anything prior or after that that did the same thing so fast
This song killed hair bands.
This is true... Nirvana moved us from late 80s hairband rock to grunge rock in the 90s
Lol yup - spot on
Never thought of that. Hair bands kinds lacked soul. No deep message.
Thank you kurt lol
@@nelsonx5326 well I really disagree with you. Many 80's "Hair Band, Metal, Glam Rock" whatever you want to call it had songs with soul and meaning. You should check out Iron Maiden you'll find many songs with soul and meaning. Like everything in life Metal ran it's 10 or so years then was replaced by grunge. Before Metal in the 70's there was Disco and Zeppelin. The 60's had Elvis but all had a time then faded. Just life.
I was only five years old when I saw this video, standing in our family living room is awe of what I had just watched. Even at such a young age I knew I was watching something amazing!
Same but i was about 12 years old. I was glued to the television. My life changed from that day on. Miss you Kurt.
I feel like Beavis and Butthead may have been my introduction to Nirvana as an early 1986 baby but it feels like they've always been part of my existence
The drummer, Dave Grohl, created the band Foo Fighters after Kurt’s death.
Nevermind changed my life. Rip Kurt, fragile soul 💔
Changed my life forever as well. I miss Kurt so much it hurts. Cant believe its been 27 years since he died. Teenage angst has paid off well, now im bored and old....
the grunge era produced a ton of excellent music.
Bro this song changed my life aswell
Same here this whole band changed my life
This was the song that started Grunge. Before it was 80s Metal bands. This changed music and created a whole new genre. Kurt had stomach problems which is why he sang the way he did. He usually was in pain.
Nope it wasn't. Grunge was started way before that. It gained massive popularity by the time Nirvana released their second album "nevermind".
@@chrstiania facts
@@chrstiania lady love bone was suppose to be “nirvana” they were setup to go mainstream but Andrew wood OD’d and passed away
@@B-902 its mother love bone
@@recension666 auto correct changed it to lady and I’m too lazy to change it
This song and band changed the entire music industry overnight
Yes, man, you're right... This is special.... And allways will be.
Kurt Cobain’s suicide was the most impactful music death since John Lennon. Both geniuses.
I remember the day hearing of his death, i was sitting in class at high school when i was 14, I starting crying in front of the whole class. I picked up my books and walked out of class and ran home to see if it was true. I cried for days. That's how much of an impact Nirvana made on me. Nirvana changed my life. Miss you heaps Kurt
It was more impactful than Lennon's because Cobain was only 27 and had tons of great music left in him, which we never got to hear.
Lennon, all due respect to his legacy, was near 40, and his musical heyday was well past. The 80s music scene to come was miles different than what Lennon had been producing since the Beatles folded. He was just a good memory for Baby Boomers at that point.
I think you mean Freddie Mercury. Died 1991. I can only IMAGINE how people felt especially because the day before he told the papers his time was basically up. Then Kurt, followed by Tupac and then Biggie.
@@billlarussa5908 Pretty sure Lennon was doing successful with Double Fantasy in 1980. He still had plenty left. I don't think either is more impactful but Lennon's death broke a lot of hopes for a Beatles reunion. That impacted a lot of people too.
He did not commit suicide. He was suicided, most probably by his wife, Courtney Love, who has ties to the CIA. He was divorcing her. Check out the documentaries about it. Interestingly, Courtney Love has NEVER sued anybody that claimed that she killed Kurt, which she should have since that would be slander and libel IF it were not true.
Nirvana changed my life forever.
I feel like you’re born into knowing this song, especially if born in the 90s. The fact it still holds up the same as 30 years back...amazing
This song is my youth. Everyone and everything was about this song. It was played in the hood, to Beverly hills, to my grandmothers house. 😅
As a 90s teen, this is a key part of the soundtrack of my youth.
not gonna lie, Kurt Cobain is the reason i started wearing long-sleeved shirts under my tshirts. and my ass still dresses like it’s the early 90s. that shit was *comfortable*
I sometimes still lol
Its popular again,especially with eboys haha
I saw Nirvana. I was older. I'm now 68. They had just hit it big with this album. My brother and I went because they were new big Seattle band. They played in a half full Arena. The kids sitting near us were afraid we were cops until we lit up. 😎
When Nirvana hit the stage they were mesmerising. Kurt sang and played great. They basically played the entire Nevermind album. It was a great show like seeing someone as Entertaining as The Who when you knew virtually nothing about them.
When this song dropped, the entire world of music changed, brother. Great reaction.
React to the whole album Nevermind by Nirvana!!💯💯
Yeah basically Kurt Cobain changed the whole landscape of the music industry and the youth culture of the time. From fashion to artwork to style musically to personal beliefs he was always bringing the underground up and that's why it's so easy for anything underground sounding to get famous these days.
Geez, the late 80's/early 90's - my generation. Best Hip-Hop, Grunge, Indie, Rave - we had it all. Truly blessed. This right here changed the musical landscape
Welcome to my disaffected youth! I used to clean my bedroom to this jam in middle school. 💙
Bleach album is my favorite album
However they have many unreleased songs that were put on an album called "with the lights out"
Some have become my favorites
Verse Chorus Verse!
@@Cairo98_ If you must
Blandest
Oh the guilt
Pen cap Chew
Also check out their mtv unplugged. Where did you sleep last night
Yeah that shit is crazy - he gotta react to that
The whole album is freakin amazing my fave is man who sold the world class pure class
Man that sold the world is probably the greatest cover ever!
"I'm worst at what I do best & for this gift, I feel blessed."
Cobain was the last of a line of iconic front men.
Nirvana- in bloom. Nirvana- sappy
I love your reaction, so true, not overplayed
Watching you listen to this and your reaction made me genuinely happy and I was grinning a goofy ass smile from ear to ear!! Lol. ❤️❤️
I see a lot of People saying that Gen X music was the best and They where right I'm a Gen Z I'm 15 years old and I love everything about this type of music Thanks too my Dad
This song changed my life in late 1991 aged 13.
Even my mum saw the video with her mouth wide open.
This was something else!
Bless his heart, but the moment I laid eyes on Kurt I knew it would end badly...and early. What, I survived the 80’s.
The start of Grunge and how can we forget the trip. Nirvana had it all back then and I consider this song one of the greats. RIP Kurt and thank you for your music and the other members of Nirvana.Glad you found it dude.
You've heard that beat from JayZ's song who did a tribute to the band.
Hair bands were pushed to the back of the shelf when this song hit. Transformational.
I grew up listening to Nivara. I remember the first time I saw this video I looked at my friend and said " wtf was that?" Changed my life forever. R.I.P Kurt Donald Cobain. Nivara forever!
Nivara ?
@@diogopinto9462 Did you not listen to the man. He said Nivara at least 4 times.🤣
@@stephenhembree4615 kkkkk,no, I gave up after 10 secs ..
No way that bozo hadn't heard the song before, ever ...
@@diogopinto9462 Right!
As in any genre, there are a vast multitude of amazing musical talents throughout the history of rock n roll. There are less rock and roll greats; and even still less rock and roll legends , and further yet, even less rock n roll icons. But what Nirvana did was something the genre had only witnessed twice before (to my knowledge). The first time was with Elvis Presley and the second time was with the Beatles. This makes these three acts rock GODS. While all acts try to find their niche', or claim their spot to somehow fit in the industry, these 3 acts were the mark that the industry itself had to completely transform to be in THEIR niche', in THEIR spot. They were so different and gamechanging, that the entire music industry had to mold around THEM. The industry itself was at first 'always looking for the next Elvis'. They eventually found it in the Beatles. Then they were 'always looking for the next Beatles', then came Nirvana and they weren't looking for the next Beatles anymore, they were all immediately 'looking for the next Nirvana'. Truth be told, there's many more acts that came out of that era that I like WAY more than Nirvana. But Nirvana, and Kurt escpecially, were the MOST rock n roll, out of all those rock gods. Coming from the underground punk scene, Kurt just didn't give a flying F about the industry or what they thought of him. That was his appeal. He didn't bend. He did what he wanted, the way he wanted. And if he couldnt or wouldn't let him, then in typical punk fashion, he'd burn it to the F-in ground. Nirvana is at its core, was always a punk band that merely experimented with rock n roll, not vice versa. And in that punk, "I actually don't give a flying f***" mindset is where Krist, Dave (and eventually, Pat) lived-and where Kurt was king. Watch the video "Nirvana butcher's Smells Like or Teen Spirit on purpose". They blew up in the states first then were doing the promo thing overseas. Went to do a TV show and they told Nirvana they couldn't play their instruments live, that they would have to sing over a prerecorded track. Lol! What you have as a result is one of the most iconic, punk rock moments in music history. And again, as always, Kurt trained them live on TV so no one in the industry would ever try that b.s. again with them. And no one ever did. Absolute rock GOD.
Thanks to this band more underground alternative bands ..slowly started playing on mainstream radio!!beforehand earlier in in the 80s all the great underground music was never aired on the radio you’d have to buy it or go to clubs to hear alternative music (RIP Kurt Cobain) Lithium & Bloom are some other great songs from Nirvana
One of the greatest bands ever
This is the song that changed rock and roll forever.
SEEING that the song is 30 years old now, chances are good you heard others sample THIS beat, not the other way around. I'm glad you like ot. I WAS A KID WHEN it came out, and still love it in my mid 30s
No matter what Kurt wanted us to believe, this song was IMPORTANT and EPIC.
Strange but true: the first movement of Beethoven's 5th Symphony (yeah, the one with the famous four opening notes) ends just like this song. Actually, the whole form is similar. There's that catchy motif, and there's sudden switches in volume, there's an instrumental solo in the middle of it (played by the oboe) and then it gathers energy all the way up to the big ending. In Nirvana's song, it's "a denial, a denial, a denial..." again and again, being sung in a furious, angry fashion. With Beethoven, it's maybe even more furious, hitting that same C minor chord over and over again.
Journalists used to point out the similarities between SLTS and Boston's More Than A Feeling. Kurt only knew three cords!! His favorite on Nevermind was Drain You.
I was 22 when I saw the premiere on MTV of this video. Like a bolt of lightning from the heavens, it profoundly changed my perspective on music in an instant. There were others, like smashing pumpkins cherub Rock, Pixies where is my mind, soundgarden, faith no more, catherine wheel, etc., But nothing like this song and their CDs
This song is a true classic. A lot of people probably don't know but if you watched WCW wrestling diamond dallas page had this song as his theme entrance instrumental.
The drummer is Dave grahl, the singer(guitar) for the Foo Fighters
Everyone says this but, this song was never in a movie. Keep exploring them you won't be disappointed.
love his energy when he hears is!
I heard you say something about the guy on the drums, he actually has his own band that he sings in called Foo Fighters if you're interested in it. They're super good too, the drummer's name is Dave Grohl
I heard this song at 15 and bought a guitar 3 days later.
I bought the Nevermind album on vinyl. You haven't heard this song until you've heard it on vinyl.
They did not dazzle with big riffs , but did simple riffs and solid beats.. sometimes simple is best!
i was 20 when this came out and changed my life!
I paused at jump. You’ve never heard of Nirvana?! I’m going to check into my old folks home now.
The drummer is Dave grohl, the lead singer of the foo fighters
Damn, the early 90’s were so awesome. People just got sick of androgynous party metal and R&B slanted pop with no substance. This was the result.
Btw, that's Dave Grohl (lead singer of the Foo Fighters) on the drums.
Just amazing bro.
This literally changed my life and took big part of who I am today. I enjoy a lot of music and I fuck with today's shit too but Nirvana will be forever something alse. An experience and the freedom of emotions
Love your reaction. I'm 46 i first heard nirvana in early 90s still my favourite band ever ever. Kurt rip man
The song that single-handedly ended 1,000s of 80s rock careers 😅 (and gave birth to the 90s)
I don’t understand.... you talk about the start 90s as if it was a long time ago! I mean, it was only thir t y. y e a r s. a. g. o. Oh shit... I’m OLD! 😕😟😮☠️
Something in the Way by Nirvana and Away by Cam Cole
The drummer is Dave Grohl, who later went of to form The Foo Fighters.
I'm also here to say you should listen to the whole album Nevermind from start to finish. Then probably go check out the MTV Unplugged show.
React to their song Lithium LIVE at the MTV music awards 1992
Old video, but cool fact: the kids actually tore apart the set. It was a long shoot, and the kids were really restless.
The song that created a TUSAMI of good MUSIC overnight. Very historical. Welcome to Grunge and why you should respect us Gen Xer’s.
I used to get hyper in my car to Nirvanas, “Breed”.
Sweet reaction man, this song changed me
Thank you for making this video ❤
Your video reactions are great keep doing what you do.keep up with the cool videos 👍👍👍
This is a peice of my childhood i remember when this song was new ahh the 90's and then the news broke that kurt cobain died they say he killed himself but everyone knows the truth r.i.p kurt cobain the whole album nevermind is absolutely positively amazing and any music fan should know this song
Thank you!!
A is for anarchy!
nice reaction men I love it!
Kurt Cobain‘s suicide (lead singer) was absolutely devastating. His memory truly lives on through this song.
I was 15 years old when this song changed the entire rock genre forever!! The Seattle rock bands started pouring out of the wood work in the 90’s and what they brought to the music scene was something that the 80’s bands couldn’t! The Seattle rock bands brought a much harder sound and they were writing lyrics that their audience could relate to! It was just that simple but at the same time it was amazing to witness too! The music scene literally changed overnight! One day young people were listening to Twisted Sister and then the world heard Nirvana and then boom 💥
No more Twisted Sister lol 😂
Kurt and Nirvana saved and changed my life for real!!!
Banger bro
Much love and respect. Thank you!!
I remember my 1st time 1992, MTv, after school 8th grade
Nirvana is pronounced Ner- Vaw-Na . No worries it took me a while ;). Love your channel.
Thanks for the love.
“I swear I heard this beat before”
Yeah… this is a fucking classic…. I promise you’ve “heard this before”.
This is the song that changed the rock game. The 80s were officially over (hair bands)
I’m 39. Kurt was my voice. It’s nice to see newer generations hear nirvana. The last important band in history
He had a punk in each teenage hearts !
i love nirvana this is what i call music lol
Oque Tinha de Talento Tinha De Loucura Essa Banda E Kurt Cobain Lenda Do Rock
Our friend Weird Al Yankovich does a parody of this song called Smells Like Nirvana. It's on par with the original imo.
The drummer on this is Dave Grohl; Lead singer of Foo Fighters for the last 16 years. Check em out. The song Everlong would be a good start.
th-cam.com/video/gb3AOxXKcc4/w-d-xo.html here you go champ!
Jay-z’s Holy Grail mentions Kurt Cobain and samples Smells Like Teen Spirit. Jay-z had mad respect for Nirvana.
Come on dude, listen to everything else Nirvana did then you’re gonna know, you’ll know
You should check out "Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Live On MTV Unplugged)"
Masterpiece song!
We were all those kids sitting in the bleachers and waiting to hear what Kurt was going to say to us...with so few words, but it made sense.
I think everyone in the world recognizes this song. At least I hope
Kurt trabajó como auxiliar de aseo en una escuela, de ahí nació la inspiración de el mientras trabajaba de eso, en la fantasía de que en un colegio todo se saliera de madre y hubiese una rebelion... es lo mismo que cuando uno trabaja escuchando música y se imagina miles de videoclips marchando por su mente, el hizo eso mismo pero en un video musical de verdad
Of course you have heard this before, it was everywhere. This is Seattle Grunge music. The drummer is Dave Grohl who is Foo Fighters today. This is closer to punk than the metal music of Metallica.