This was crazy to me because it was not my genre...I was in my Dr.dre & Snoop Dogg vibes back in 93 but this video of Bjork always fascinated me to levels I didnt understand. Appreciate it now and she is such a cuty❤❤❤
Man.. seeing this video always gives me an emotional breakdown. In 1994 I was 14 years old. I remember I was talking on the phone with my friend one evening, and we were both watching MTV. Suddenly this video came on. A minute later I felt like my world had changed. I was suddenly enamored with Bjork. I was mostly a top-40 kinda dude up until that point, but her music unlocked a whole universe of music I had never experienced. Her beauty, innocence, and creative brilliance was so captivating. I feel such sadness that I couldn't somehow meet her back then or even see her in concert. But I'm so thankful for all the memories I have of experiencing her music. It's one of those situations where I can't listen to those songs very often because it's too much raw emotion and nostalgia.
Ian Salzberg unless u live in the U.S. our nation hasn’t done our part to slow down the virus and I don’t think we are allowed into Europe at this point
@@basil33 we were allowed in Finland until last week. I had a flight there and a front row ticket to her show until they canceled my flight. They were going to do a COVID-19 check as you arrived in Reykjavik. That all got scrapped probably as there was more pressure from the other European countries.
That's beautiful. And we're the same age! The first 2 albums I ever bought were Debut and Suedes first album, both at the same time. I still love them now.
I missed Bjork when she first came out, now I am deep in the rabbit hole, watched a documentary on her history and music. An absolutely, undeniable genius and incredibly unique in her music, fashion style and that voice! I have so much respect for what she has done and the videos I have seen are just as creative as the music that they represent. She is ART in every sense.
I'm starting to get into get late in the game, too. She came out when I was in my early teens and it wasn't my thing then. Guess I just wasn't ready for it.
I can actually make out what I'm looking at now lol. The only other time I've seen this video in good quality was when I watched it on demand on an old school CRTV a million years ago
You're correct its exactly what its its about she said it in a rolling stone mag which I still have somewhere its about some documentary she watched which addresses behavior between animals and humans
I don't, my mum dragged me away from my real family and everyone in every school I ever went to ended up hating me because I was constantly bitter for some inexplicable reason Although thinking about it in hindsight, at least I got Sonic 2
This is such an underrated video. The driving bass drums along with the weird artsy vibe is simply hypnotic. I fell in love with this song the first time I heard it.
i have wrecked a couple stereos trying to get more bass out of this song. FYI you can not just keep on adding speakers to a stereo system. I still dont know why but believe me, you can't.
As a musician, Engineer, and Producer...who's studied and listened to every genre, I must say that this is pretty much a perfect song. The dynamic range, the reverbs, the concept, and the MASTERING. It's all pure genius.
@@isaakwelch3451 Well, TH-cam uses a certain compression to EVERY sound file. They match loudness which sometimes can alter the feel of a song. Of course the CD version will sound better, that's the final Mastering standard.
LYRICS If you ever get close to a human and human behavior Be ready, be ready to get confused and me and my here after There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic to human behavior But yet so, yet so irresistible and me and my fear can And there is no map uncertain They're terribly, terribly, terribly moody of human behavior Then all of a sudden, turn happy and they and my here after But oh, to get involved in the exchange of human emotions Is ever so, ever so satisfying and they and my here on And there is no map and chair too Human behavior, human behavior Human behavior, human behavior And there is no map And a compass wouldn't help at all Yeah, uncertain Human behavior, human behavior Human behavior, human behavior Human behavior, human behavior Human behavior There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic To human, to human, to human, to human
What I love about bjork, is that unlike most mainstream artists, the comments aren't full of bot comments trying way too hard to get as many likes as possible, they're instead full of actual people who you can tell are interested in the music
I totally agree,I'm kinda used to the "weird" artists because they don't make me feel like I'm crazy compared to other people,and it makes me happy there are no meme templates underneath the music videos trying to get likes
But there’s no logic to the behaviour of those bots, so does that mean they’re actually human, or just adapting reallly well to the behaviour of actual humans?
When i was a little boy in 1995 with 8years i was mesmerized by her, i was terryfied by this video but also in love, now with 32 years i 'm still in love
Same, I still remember the early nineties and watching her videos on TV and thought even then wow she is freaking weird but I love it, I actually never understood why I liked her music other than fact it was strange different eclectic and just awesome all at once nor did I expect her to be still producing amazing music all throughout my life.. Deep down I think I actually expected it though
Did you nlknow that the Ricardo Lopez incident where Lopez was obsessed with Bjork in the most unbelievable act. At one point Ricardo repeatedly comment the fact that Bjork was married to Goldie or in his words a black man and that Lopez didn't like the idea of that and was unacceptable and underappreciated. He even go so far as to make a bomb filled with either HIV contaminated blood or sulfuric acid Depends on how you look at it He explained that if the package is sent to her address then both he and Bjork will be gone to Heaven Of course the aftermath we all know how that turned out.
What's up with people comparing Björk to other artists who are also "eccentric"? Björk has a creative energy all of her own like heaps of other artists do themselves. Her vocals in this song are literally perfect btw. Björk's voice is unbelievable
From a different perspective, people who actively try to find “eccentric” music probably try to do so because of how unique it is compared to the droll of mainstream. When you find something “weird” that you really like, it’s difficult to find another that makes you feel those same emotions.
This is one of them, it’s not the most disturbing video of hers but the song is accessible, you said you never listened to her before so I decided to go easy on you. Sorry for the low audio quality it has. th-cam.com/video/xXn_5c8ORIc/w-d-xo.html
@@awanordin I recommend "pagan poetry". th-cam.com/video/-OBD-al0cIM/w-d-xo.html Song and vid are a masterpiece. Saw "Mantra" the first time now. Yes, disturbing but seems not very enjoyable.
"Human Behaviour" Released: 7 June 1993 [Verse 1] If you ever get close to a human And human behaviour Be ready, be ready to get confused [Gibberish] There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic To human behaviour But yet so, yet so irresistible [Gibberish] [Refrain] And there is no map [Gibberish] [Verse 2] They're terribly, terribly, terribly moody Oh, human behaviour Then all of a sudden turn happy [Gibberish] But, oh, to get involved in the exchange Of human emotions Is ever so, ever so satisfying [Gibberish] [Refrain] And there is no map [Gibberish] [Chorus] Human behaviour, human, human Human behaviour, human, human Human behaviour Human behaviour, human, human [Refrain] And there is no map And a compass wouldn't help at all [Gibberish] [Chorus] Human behaviour, human, human Human behaviour, human Human behaviour, human, human Human behaviour, human, human There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic Human behaviour, human Human behaviour, human Human behaviour, human [Outro] There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic Human Human Human Human Produced by Nellee Hooper Written by Björk & Nellee Hooper Album DEBUT (1993)
youd better be ready to get confused is one lyric you got wrong and the gibberish is' and there is no map anxiety. I know this from a very good source ;) X
Side note: this video pays homage to another genius, Soviet animation master Yuri Norstein. By taking some of its motifs (hedgehog, bear, starry evening sky, falling into water) from his 1975 film Hedgehog in the Fog. th-cam.com/video/w-n8gtRtlMg/w-d-xo.html
Yeah, me too. She and I are the same age. I’ve never heard anything quite like her. My husband asked if she was the Icelandic Alanis Morrisette, and I said, “Absolutely not.”
This was the very first glimpse of Bjork to me. Being 13 and watching clips of this very interesting human being on MTV when there were videos on regularly. I watched or taped 120 minutes every Sunday night around midnight to find other artists like Bjork. I walked to the “cd store” to buy this Debut album and just played on repeat. I became a super fan and started collecting Sugarcubes albums, import singles, box sets and buying double copies to keep sealed which I still have. I’m not a huge fan of Bjork’s newer works but I respect this woman for every creative thing she has brought to the music industry.
Amazon Music just suggested this song to me and I was immediately reminded of the video age not thinking of it for years. The song and the video are so deeply connected for me. It may be that this was getting more play on Much Music (Canadian MTV) than on local radio where I lived.
@@attilamurvai3108 I don't think the video was ever as important as the song. Maybe in some cases like Freak on a Leash? They're more just entertaining commercials
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Very good description, she's a great singer from what ever point of view you want to look at it but the artistic choices she makes with her Voice is what makes it stand out. I honestly get frustrated with people who believe songs should only be sung in a singular straightforward manner.
I once nearly died listening to this , feeling relaxed hearing it as my car rolled into a tree and stopped and sat listening to the end as the ambulance arrived
Omg, after 25 years I finally found this video. I have seen this video back in the 90s on mtv when I was five years old and it has scared me. Specially the bear and the moth. I even had nightmares from this video. The memory of this video stuck about 25years in my head and I think it’s curious how we see things as a child and how we see things as an adult.
My thoughts exactly. I have an acute fear of Moths and I link it back to seeing this video. It's an actual thing called Mottephobia. The bear scared the shit out of me too. Also Pink Floyd's the Wall with the kids wearing the paper mache masks. Cheers dad.
I get frustrated when people say they don't like this phenomenal artist. Can't they hear the mastery in her voice and the brilliance of her lyrics? She's a musical genius
I know hey?! She is a musical genius and a unique & gifted musical artist. When i visited Iceland many years ago now, i wanted to see her perform live in Reykjavic's Hall Harpa, but unfortunately i came down ill with an upset stomach & was unable to buy tickets to her concert. I saw her on stage in Australia & it was a pretty awesome show! She's really something else! Take care.
Yes. They aren't listening to the lyrics. There is something slightly "off" about the melody in comparison to the pitch in her voice. It's like it should be beautiful and in tune together, but it's what she is saying about human behavior itself. It's almost too rough or base. It's hard to explain but I understand what you are saying!
1:54 Sooooooo freaking adorable right here lol. I have always known about Björk but never actually listened to her music until this month. I feel like an idiot for turning a blind ear for 34 years. I absolutely can't get enough of her music/voice/personality/smile/intellect/etc/etc/etc/etc : )
I got addicted about 3 years ago. I don't even remember her being a thing in the 90s. My first song was Wonderlust, I found it when I was going through some random poet's TH-cam channel out of curiosity. She expressed the love energy field, piece of consciousness into this reality. She seems otherworldly.
Bjork sounds like she is casting an ancient Icelandic spell in the middle of a deserted forest or mountain top when she sings. I was a massive Sugarcubes fan but I'm glad this song ripped her into mainstream consciousness forevermore.
Yep. Love her too.. but can we say Patrimony..Or Matrimony anymore without being attacked?!?! Kinda' proves her point.#HumanBehaviour #DefinitelyDefinateltyDefinatelyNoLogic
Die lieblichste Stimme die dieser Planet je hervor gebracht hat! Diese Stimmer verzaubert mich immer wieder aufs neue, ich glaube ich bin etwas in Björk verliebt, schon sehr sehr lange! ❤️🩹😁
This was probably the high point of music video production. A perfect visual accompaniment to an incredible song, which also captured one of the most unique female artists of her time at her peak.
The first time I heard this song I fell in love with Bjork that instant. I went on to buy all the albums that were made. My CD collection is into the thousands and I still pick out my Bjork CD's before many of the others I own. I love her voice.
I think the reason why this song has always been one of my favorite björk songs is that it speaks to me. I love studying human behavior and the more I seek to understand it, the more I become confused. Often times I feel like an alien looking at human behaviors from the outside. Thank You Björk!
I remember as a kid I first heard this song on Bevis and Butthead. Didn't think much of it until recently. Looked it up after all these years and it's an amazing song.
When MTV blast your mind with quality. Those where the days. Bjørk was and still will be such a great memory. Just love her craziness and incredible musical skills.
The moment i, and apparently many of us fell in love with Björk''s talent and unique sound and visuals. Like everyone else i knew about MTV and its impact but i didn't have cable TV until like the mid 90's. l was introduced to her through a local TV show that aired on thursday nights. My 14 year old self was blown away by her, and in my 40's that hasn't changed lol
Hace un par de horas estaba viendo este mismo video desde la cuenta de un fan... coincidentemente, ahora lo acaban de subir desde la cuenta oficial de Björk y en HD ... magistral y mística coincidencia !!!
Ever since I first heard her I was smitten by her voice and totally oddity of being. I’m 59 now and still think she’s one of the most underrated artists ever.. seriously one of the greatest artist ❤
This is such an amazing song but something needs to be said for her acting in the video. She conveys emotion so convincingly, something she also does very well with her singing. It all adds depth to the song.
Leif Ereicson is pretty famous. I think its awesome that a country with the population of the city I'm in: Huntsville, Alabama could beat England in the 2016 Euros. Thats like a 1 to 150 population ratio.
A true artist. Unique in her lyrical poetry. videography, choreography, composition, musical arrangement, and singing. Yes a true artist. So few of them around these days.
Remember when this came out in 93 living in Wisconsin listening to UW whitewater college rock when they played this best song I had heard in a long time.
Electrifying, engaging, enchanting & perfect. Who else would give almost anything to go back to this epoch-making magical time when MTV was still the #1 social unifier as they played these things called music videos from every genre of pop which brought us together as we multiplied our yields of feat? And Bjork: Amazing.
Greetings from Portugal...i knew the sugarcubes and then bjork...what i can say? Everybody know she IS a genius,maybe the BEST female voice in the history...she IS a Superstar.
When I was in the 5th grade I was in a local kids production of an adaptation of dr. Seuss’ the sneeches and my director made our opening scene choreographed to this song and I still think that is one of the most important musical discovery moments for me (the show also closed to playing praise you by fatboy slim I remember going home after the last show to open up GarageBand on my sisters school laptop because I knew I wanted to make music after that )
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“Be ready to be confused” she had warned us since the beginning
You are spot on.
Худшая ее песня
the first time i heard the song i missed the beginning...and i knew exactly wtf she was on about. only that once.
I did notice her hammering in the Soviet unions flag on the moon....wonder if the bear was Russian? 🤔 cosmonaut
She knew since Debut
It's such a cool juxtaposition of how cute and innocent Bjork looks, but how masterful and authoritative her artistic prowess is.
THIS! This is what I was just thinking watching interviews with her!! Thanks for wording it
The vocals in this song are insane.
And so is the music! 😀
Insane or genius, it’s a fine motherfucking line, that reporter deserved it
she 'breaks all the rules'
@@Maximustard absolutely had it coming
She is so underrated as a vocalist, songwriter and musician.
14 year old me fell so madly in love with her from this video. I was helpless against the charms of bjork.
Me too it was definitely a teenage crush
Still the same brother 🫂
This was crazy to me because it was not my genre...I was in my Dr.dre & Snoop Dogg vibes back in 93 but this video of Bjork always fascinated me to levels I didnt understand. Appreciate it now and she is such a cuty❤❤❤
We all did.
Man.. seeing this video always gives me an emotional breakdown. In 1994 I was 14 years old. I remember I was talking on the phone with my friend one evening, and we were both watching MTV. Suddenly this video came on. A minute later I felt like my world had changed. I was suddenly enamored with Bjork. I was mostly a top-40 kinda dude up until that point, but her music unlocked a whole universe of music I had never experienced. Her beauty, innocence, and creative brilliance was so captivating. I feel such sadness that I couldn't somehow meet her back then or even see her in concert. But I'm so thankful for all the memories I have of experiencing her music. It's one of those situations where I can't listen to those songs very often because it's too much raw emotion and nostalgia.
That’s so beautiful. I wish I had a story like yours. Björk has given me a new found appreciation for music.
You can always see her next month in Reykjavik. She's doing 3 shows.www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/bjork-iceland-concerts-1021492/
Ian Salzberg unless u live in the U.S. our nation hasn’t done our part to slow down the virus and I don’t think we are allowed into Europe at this point
@@basil33 we were allowed in Finland until last week. I had a flight there and a front row ticket to her show until they canceled my flight. They were going to do a COVID-19 check as you arrived in Reykjavik. That all got scrapped probably as there was more pressure from the other European countries.
That's beautiful. And we're the same age! The first 2 albums I ever bought were Debut and Suedes first album, both at the same time. I still love them now.
She's the only person I know who's voice cracks and still sounds like magic!
It's not crack she purposely flipped into her head voice to make that yodels
Kurt too
I would say Elizabeth Frazier and hope Sandoval along with biork have the coolest voices in music back then, and now.
Today nobodies voice crack, because all fake vocalists heavily use autotune. We live in the fake world of CGI, instagram filters and autotune.
@pafnucek it's honestly why half the world has crippling insecurities.
It's like one of those dreams you know you had but can't remember half of it or make senses of it..
Check out the hedgehog in the fog. It's a russian animation that inspired this video
YO, it is tho
Accept for the one that tell the memory.
It's actually a vegan message...
It's like AI.
I missed Bjork when she first came out, now I am deep in the rabbit hole, watched a documentary on her history and music. An absolutely, undeniable genius and incredibly unique in her music, fashion style and that voice! I have so much respect for what she has done and the videos I have seen are just as creative as the music that they represent. She is ART in every sense.
Is this documentary available on TH-cam? Can you please give me a link, if yes?
@@synekdokha th-cam.com/video/O-Z9Zp65Fak/w-d-xo.html
Here is the link to "The South Bank Show Documentary 1997" about Bjork.
@@synekdokha th-cam.com/video/O-Z9Zp65Fakt/w-d-xo.htmlhis is to her documentary
Sugar Cubes
I'm starting to get into get late in the game, too. She came out when I was in my early teens and it wasn't my thing then. Guess I just wasn't ready for it.
let’s just appreciate the quality here WHEW it is soo much better than the old upload
@Frank Ellermann There was a channel that I'm pretty sure got deleted that had all of her videos in HD quality, some way better than what's here.
@@Tsuta i think its bjork surrounded
I can actually make out what I'm looking at now lol. The only other time I've seen this video in good quality was when I watched it on demand on an old school CRTV a million years ago
Björk really has the nicest comment section. Everyone here is full of love❤️
Because all is full of love!!
you just aint recieve it
She makes me want to throw up.
@@leoalex2344 why?
@@BBaaaaa I just can't stand the sound of her voice.
I love how this song is from the perspective of an animal towards human behaviour.
Oh, that explains the scene were bjork puts herself in the same position as the hedgehog
Isn't it about Isobel?
You're correct its exactly what its its about she said it in a rolling stone mag which I still have somewhere its about some documentary she watched which addresses behavior between animals and humans
Silly lumberjack. Screwed around and got eaten by a stuffed bear🤦🏽♂️
@@the2ndcoming135I'm Glad That Evil Lumberjack Got What Was Coming To Him & I Am Glad The Bear Got His Revenge ! ! ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Bro the 90s were crazy in a good way , i miss it everyday.
I don't, my mum dragged me away from my real family and everyone in every school I ever went to ended up hating me because I was constantly bitter for some inexplicable reason
Although thinking about it in hindsight, at least I got Sonic 2
You and me both bro
The early 90s was amazing. Musically unmatched, in my opinion.
I don't. The 90s sucked!
Yes me too where did the time go..
This is such an underrated video. The driving bass drums along with the weird artsy vibe is simply hypnotic. I fell in love with this song the first time I heard it.
Hypnotic! That's the right Word.
i have wrecked a couple stereos trying to get more bass out of this song. FYI you can not just keep on adding speakers to a stereo system. I still dont know why but believe me, you can't.
No comment section is valid until someone mentions that something is underrated.
@@DaveTaste Your comment is underrated.
@@RR64434 everything that ever happened is underrated
As a musician, Engineer, and Producer...who's studied and listened to every genre, I must say that this is pretty much a perfect song. The dynamic range, the reverbs, the concept, and the MASTERING. It's all pure genius.
its really simple but has so much room and of course the range is on top. the unique voice makes it a real masterpiece no doubt.
Dunno, maybe it's just this version on youtube but I don't think it sounds great. Maybe it's better off the CD.
@@isaakwelch3451 Well, TH-cam uses a certain compression to EVERY sound file. They match loudness which sometimes can alter the feel of a song. Of course the CD version will sound better, that's the final Mastering standard.
I agree but I feel that way about venus as a boy
Björks productions have always been top notch.
LYRICS
If you ever get close to a human and human behavior
Be ready, be ready to get confused and me and my here after
There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic to human behavior
But yet so, yet so irresistible and me and my fear can
And there is no map uncertain
They're terribly, terribly, terribly moody of human behavior
Then all of a sudden, turn happy and they and my here after
But oh, to get involved in the exchange of human emotions
Is ever so, ever so satisfying and they and my here on
And there is no map and chair too
Human behavior, human behavior
Human behavior, human behavior
And there is no map
And a compass wouldn't help at all
Yeah, uncertain
Human behavior, human behavior
Human behavior, human behavior
Human behavior, human behavior
Human behavior
There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic
To human, to human, to human, to human
Cheers
Thanks
I feel like you could have made half of that up and no one, including Bjork, would ever know
🙃💖
Mahaloooo
This was decades ahead of it’s time, it was overwhelmingly when I was younger.
And now music is in most cases so stupid and with no deeper meaning at all... Just be naked and that's enough!
I was just thinking the same thing… I got this album right after it first came I’ve been a Björk fan ever since! And this still sounds futuristic…
No voice have ever been able to replecate her. She's uniquely and beautifully talented since I've listened since early 90s
Her music sucks
I mean her latest songs are just bad.
This song. Even more relevant today than in the 90s.
The relevance grows exponentially by the day.
Bullshit!...the world thought it was on the verge of death many times before...much more tragic than today
@@jeffambrosia5678 cool story
@@jo0onvel the truth about world history is amazing ,and easy to remember... because it really happened
@@jeffambrosia5678 cool story
Those intentional vocal breaks just gave me chills
Whole album Debut is masterpiece.
Amen to that!
I owned this album.
Yes, still my favorite Bjork album, the only one I consistently listen to.
I just posted the same thing. 🤣
What I love about bjork, is that unlike most mainstream artists, the comments aren't full of bot comments trying way too hard to get as many likes as possible, they're instead full of actual people who you can tell are interested in the music
I totally agree,I'm kinda used to the "weird" artists because they don't make me feel like I'm crazy compared to other people,and it makes me happy there are no meme templates underneath the music videos trying to get likes
But there’s no logic to the behaviour of those bots, so does that mean they’re actually human, or just adapting reallly well to the behaviour of actual humans?
Wtf is with people she's not mainstream xD
She's like no one else
@@jukaa1012 I never claimed she was
Her range! I just love her voice - angelic, powerful, hypnotic, haunting, inspiring...such a unique voice and artist.
🦋🐛🐜🐝🪲
When i was a little boy in 1995 with 8years i was mesmerized by her, i was terryfied by this video but also in love, now with 32 years i 'm still in love
UroborosJayThink same here!
Somehow in your comment I read the world Israel but now I realize it's not there
Same, I still remember the early nineties and watching her videos on TV and thought even then wow she is freaking weird but I love it, I actually never understood why I liked her music other than fact it was strange different eclectic and just awesome all at once nor did I expect her to be still producing amazing music all throughout my life..
Deep down I think I actually expected it though
Did you nlknow that the Ricardo Lopez incident where Lopez was obsessed with Bjork in the most unbelievable act.
At one point Ricardo repeatedly comment the fact that Bjork was married to Goldie or in his words a black man and that Lopez didn't like the idea of that and was unacceptable and underappreciated. He even go so far as to make a bomb filled with either HIV contaminated blood or sulfuric acid
Depends on how you look at it
He explained that if the package is sent to her address then both he and Bjork will be gone to Heaven
Of course the aftermath we all know how that turned out.
I thought she was so pretty.
There will never ever be a singer so unique like beautiful Björk!!!!! ❤❤
She's not unique. The pioneer is Kate Bush. Bjork merely took that sound world and distorted it but it is built on the bushian sound world.
there's definitely , definitely , definitely no logic
to human behavior .
yet, so satisfying :3
björk : surrounded
Björk you’re great artist and fascinating human being. I would really really love ❤️ to meet you one day on a drink 🥃
Yeah. Animals are way better at all that logic stuff
If the logic is survive and reproduce we are doing a good job ...
surrounded: Surviving by eating and propagating the species is the logic for a living thing.
What's up with people comparing Björk to other artists who are also "eccentric"? Björk has a creative energy all of her own like heaps of other artists do themselves.
Her vocals in this song are literally perfect btw. Björk's voice is unbelievable
Never heard someone comparing her to someone else..it's literally impossible
From a different perspective, people who actively try to find “eccentric” music probably try to do so because of how unique it is compared to the droll of mainstream. When you find something “weird” that you really like, it’s difficult to find another that makes you feel those same emotions.
@@ziggypop5545 some people up in the comments were comparing her and Sia with the voice cracks, and trashing Sia in the process 😬😬😬
No one can beat her eccentric style and music! 🎶 She's just an intriguing artist.
I think she took a lot of her inspiration in Peter Gabriel’s music
This is Björk’s most adorable music video.
Yet still flat-out disturbing.
It is, kinda. She’s done more disturbing music videos later down the road.
@@Aya_02571 can you list the most disturbing one ? never listen to bjork before
This is one of them, it’s not the most disturbing video of hers but the song is accessible, you said you never listened to her before so I decided to go easy on you. Sorry for the low audio quality it has. th-cam.com/video/xXn_5c8ORIc/w-d-xo.html
@@awanordin I recommend "pagan poetry". th-cam.com/video/-OBD-al0cIM/w-d-xo.html
Song and vid are a masterpiece.
Saw "Mantra" the first time now. Yes, disturbing but seems not very enjoyable.
"Human Behaviour"
Released: 7 June 1993
[Verse 1]
If you ever get close to a human
And human behaviour
Be ready, be ready to get confused
[Gibberish]
There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic
To human behaviour
But yet so, yet so irresistible
[Gibberish]
[Refrain]
And there is no map
[Gibberish]
[Verse 2]
They're terribly, terribly, terribly moody
Oh, human behaviour
Then all of a sudden turn happy
[Gibberish]
But, oh, to get involved in the exchange
Of human emotions
Is ever so, ever so satisfying
[Gibberish]
[Refrain]
And there is no map
[Gibberish]
[Chorus]
Human behaviour, human, human
Human behaviour, human, human
Human behaviour
Human behaviour, human, human
[Refrain]
And there is no map
And a compass wouldn't help at all
[Gibberish]
[Chorus]
Human behaviour, human, human
Human behaviour, human
Human behaviour, human, human
Human behaviour, human, human
There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic
Human behaviour, human
Human behaviour, human
Human behaviour, human
[Outro]
There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic
Human
Human
Human
Human
Produced by Nellee Hooper
Written by Björk & Nellee Hooper
Album DEBUT (1993)
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Nga: you can Google this shit.
Why not just do the whole thing or not?
youd better be ready to get confused is one lyric you got wrong and the gibberish is' and there is no map anxiety. I know this from a very good source ;) X
I turned 16. June 6, 1993.
This was heavy rotated in my car that Summer of 93
Michel Gondry was such a genius when it came to music videos. Especially the ones he did with fellow genius Bjork.
His movie "The Science of Sleep" is just as beautiful.
He has 2 actually
Side note: this video pays homage to another genius, Soviet animation master Yuri Norstein. By taking some of its motifs (hedgehog, bear, starry evening sky, falling into water) from his 1975 film Hedgehog in the Fog.
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I don't know how i spent 26 years of my life without listening to her. My goodness, what an artist.
Yeah, me too. She and I are the same age. I’ve never heard anything quite like her. My husband asked if she was the Icelandic Alanis Morrisette, and I said, “Absolutely not.”
Welcome...
This was the very first glimpse of Bjork to me. Being 13 and watching clips of this very interesting human being on MTV when there were videos on regularly. I watched or taped 120 minutes every Sunday night around midnight to find other artists like Bjork. I walked to the “cd store” to buy this Debut album and just played on repeat. I became a super fan and started collecting Sugarcubes albums, import singles, box sets and buying double copies to keep sealed which I still have. I’m not a huge fan of Bjork’s newer works but I respect this woman for every creative thing she has brought to the music industry.
Back when the video clip was as important as the song, sadly it's no longer like that
I didn't remember the melody , but the bear from the video got stuck in my memory. Today , on a whim , I searched "Bjork bear" and here I am.
Amazon Music just suggested this song to me and I was immediately reminded of the video age not thinking of it for years. The song and the video are so deeply connected for me. It may be that this was getting more play on Much Music (Canadian MTV) than on local radio where I lived.
bruh i was literally just on everlong and you commented there too XD
yeah? or maybe you are just not looking my guy
@@attilamurvai3108 I don't think the video was ever as important as the song. Maybe in some cases like Freak on a Leash? They're more just entertaining commercials
Man, I love her voice. so unique. It's like this beautifully controlled chaos. Her phrasing is otherworldly.
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Very good description, she's a great singer from what ever point of view you want to look at it but the artistic choices she makes with her Voice is what makes it stand out. I honestly get frustrated with people who believe songs should only be sung in a singular straightforward manner.
I once nearly died listening to this , feeling relaxed hearing it as my car rolled into a tree and stopped and sat listening to the end as the ambulance arrived
What illogical human behavior 😋
Scott MacQuarrie Lol, I got into a car accident as well last year while I was vibing to Bjork. It was the Telegram album though.
Human behaviour
When I fell asleep at the wheel and hit a tree, the music stopped playing...
Но голос божественный, желаю всем богам, божкам, избранным слушать такое пение акапеллу с утра до утра
Omg, after 25 years I finally found this video. I have seen this video back in the 90s on mtv when I was five years old and it has scared me. Specially the bear and the moth. I even had nightmares from this video. The memory of this video stuck about 25years in my head and I think it’s curious how we see things as a child and how we see things as an adult.
My thoughts exactly. I have an acute fear of Moths and I link it back to seeing this video. It's an actual thing called Mottephobia. The bear scared the shit out of me too. Also Pink Floyd's the Wall with the kids wearing the paper mache masks. Cheers dad.
Do you like the song now? I bet you do
Exactly the same for me, i was beginning to think I'd imagined it completely.
I had similarly hard reaction on the black hole sun video which I also identified only later
Hell yeah. I'm still looking for my thing.
I get frustrated when people say they don't like this phenomenal artist. Can't they hear the mastery in her voice and the brilliance of her lyrics? She's a musical genius
I know hey?! She is a musical genius and a unique & gifted musical artist.
When i visited Iceland many years ago now, i wanted to see her perform live in Reykjavic's Hall Harpa, but unfortunately i came down ill with an upset stomach & was unable to buy tickets to her concert.
I saw her on stage in Australia & it was a pretty awesome show!
She's really something else!
Take care.
Yes. They aren't listening to the lyrics. There is something slightly "off" about the melody in comparison to the pitch in her voice. It's like it should be beautiful and in tune together, but it's what she is saying about human behavior itself. It's almost too rough or base. It's hard to explain but I understand what you are saying!
Either you get it of not, i didn't at a young age but now i do
She's my all time favourite woman artist besides Alanis Morissette
All her songs suck.
1:54 Sooooooo freaking adorable right here lol. I have always known about Björk but never actually listened to her music until this month. I feel like an idiot for turning a blind ear for 34 years. I absolutely can't get enough of her music/voice/personality/smile/intellect/etc/etc/etc/etc : )
I got addicted about 3 years ago. I don't even remember her being a thing in the 90s. My first song was Wonderlust, I found it when I was going through some random poet's TH-cam channel out of curiosity. She expressed the love energy field, piece of consciousness into this reality. She seems otherworldly.
Early 90's listening to KROQ (Los Angeles) at work, they played 'Hit' by Sugarcubes and I was hooked on her voice.
Better late than never.
(a deaf ear, lol) I hear you, I liked her the first time I heard this. :)
Dude me too. I knew of her and even had a cd of hers but I wasn’t ready for it ha.
Bjork sounds like she is casting an ancient Icelandic spell in the middle of a deserted forest or mountain top when she sings. I was a massive Sugarcubes fan but I'm glad this song ripped her into mainstream consciousness forevermore.
Her vocals are amazing in this song. Weirdly enough makes me think of soft yodeling in some parts. Stunning.
Because it's yodeling.
And Dolores O'Riordan also yodeled on the Cranberries’ records.
Bjork’s voice must be consider a cultural patrimony of humanity
Yep. Love her too.. but can we say Patrimony..Or Matrimony anymore without being attacked?!?!
Kinda' proves her point.#HumanBehaviour #DefinitelyDefinateltyDefinatelyNoLogic
For sure ❤
Kiss you
ela realmente é especial
its a stupid and agly voice! :D
I miss the 80s and 90s cinematography. the lighting, the fashion, the editing, everything
I still remember seeing this music video for the first time when it hit the charts. Björk was the most unique artist on the scene, no contest.
This woman's voice still melts me after all of these years.
Die lieblichste Stimme die dieser Planet je hervor gebracht hat! Diese Stimmer verzaubert mich immer wieder aufs neue, ich glaube ich bin etwas in Björk verliebt, schon sehr sehr lange! ❤️🩹😁
Definitely one of the most important artists of the last 100 years. So uniquely creative. Basically, anything she does is great.
She's one of my favorite artists and the reason being is her style along with the engineering throughout Bjork's amazing career.
This was probably the high point of music video production. A perfect visual accompaniment to an incredible song, which also captured one of the most unique female artists of her time at her peak.
Captured lightening in a bottle
I don't think there's another video that so perfectly compliments the vibe of its song.
She was way, way better in the Sugar Cubes. Almost all of their stuff was good, While almost of her solo work ( all except two songs) sucked.
@@davidrule1335 disagree soo much
We need a dvd of all her videos !!!
Very artistic, creative, iconic! She's one of the most talented in the music industry. How the heck Grammy never gave her a win? It's a shame.
What a girl, what a music, what an art, what a time.
what
everything will not be the same ever again unfortunately.. it was like another world. a beautiful one.
The first time I heard this song I fell in love with Bjork that instant. I went on to buy all the albums that were made. My CD collection is into the thousands and I still pick out my Bjork CD's before many of the others I own. I love her voice.
Same here... Got all her albums... Fell in love with Björk in the 90's. Mostly love 80's Metal, but her voice just got to me =)
Best Video Ever! And the Song! LOVE
Really can't say enough. First time I saw it on MTV it like the best thing ever!
I think the reason why this song has always been one of my favorite björk songs is that it speaks to me. I love studying human behavior and the more I seek to understand it, the more I become confused. Often times I feel like an alien looking at human behaviors from the outside. Thank You Björk!
I remember as a kid I first heard this song on Bevis and Butthead. Didn't think much of it until recently. Looked it up after all these years and it's an amazing song.
L😂l just said the same thing to another comment good shit
Same exact situation here😅
This girl so freakin cool. I love her creativity, it's so unique.
Agree, nobody quite like her. She’s one of a kind 😀🙌😍
Same it's so lovely and smooth.
How many insanely boundary breaking albums were made in thr 90's alone?
Staggering,truly.
I was just watching a video about Björk ( worst to best album) and suddenly got this notification. Oh so satisfying!
Her music is so unique.
It really grows on the soul.
1993 was full of great, new and diversified music. It was fantastic.
When MTV blast your mind with quality. Those where the days. Bjørk was and still will be such a great memory. Just love her craziness and incredible musical skills.
Bjørk/Björk )
2:54
@@PINK_AURORA4444 Yeah, 'ø' doesn't exist in Icelandic - it's quite a danish thing, sorry 😉
@@kondirecs
# björk: road to cristalline
One of my favorite videos of all time
30 years today.
Still perfect...
Her Album "Debut" is still with me, allways She's proved what she is. Human...
Direct quotes from "Hedgehog in the Fog" (1975 Soviet animated film directed by Yuri Norstein)
This is one of my favorite music videos ever, every time it came on Mtv I had to watch.
One of the most memorable videos of 90's. And the music of 21 century, after almost 30 years since creation.
This song doesnt sound like it belongs in 1993..truly timeless
Björk and Gondry, what a combo. I'm still in love with this at 40 as I was at 15.
And there's still definitely no logic, that hasn't changed.
Aside from this song being a masterpiece, this has to be the best artistic music video matching the sound I have ever had the pleasure of viewing.
Michel Gondry is brilliant, Björk is brilliant. the two of them together on this piece was ❤️
The moment i, and apparently many of us fell in love with Björk''s talent and unique sound and visuals. Like everyone else i knew about MTV and its impact but i didn't have cable TV until like the mid 90's. l was introduced to her through a local TV show that aired on thursday nights. My 14 year old self was blown away by her, and in my 40's that hasn't changed lol
The voice patterning in this song is still intense.
Absolutely brilliant! She is amazing! I miss the 90’s.
Hace un par de horas estaba viendo este mismo video desde la cuenta de un fan... coincidentemente, ahora lo acaban de subir desde la cuenta oficial de Björk y en HD ... magistral y mística coincidencia !!!
Diego Vergara Arros el video original también está en la cuenta de Björk, lo malo es que este tiene mucho menos volumen :/
Diego el que había visto ayer estaba subtitulado entonces recuerdo que era de un fan !! igual este se ve clarito... saludos
Ever since I first heard her I was smitten by her voice and totally oddity of being. I’m 59 now and still think she’s one of the most underrated artists ever.. seriously one of the greatest artist ❤
Iconic
Thanks queen
Björk has been in the background of my entire life. God I love her. She has hero status in my heart.
This is such an amazing song but something needs to be said for her acting in the video. She conveys emotion so convincingly, something she also does very well with her singing. It all adds depth to the song.
She's an actress too
Watch "Dancer in the dark" by Lars Von Trier. Bjork's acting is AMAZING. It breaks your heart from the first few minutes she's on screen.
Este lo veíamos con mi hermana todos los días en MTV en 1995. Army of me también! Buenas épocas! ^_^
I never did the Bjork thing as a teenager....Now I have a different perspective. Can't get enough now. I really appreciate the creativity.
The most talented person from Iceland in the history of the world.
From the universe...Better to say..
Enya and Björk.
She is pretty much the first person people around the world think of when they think of someone from Iceland!
Leif Ereicson is pretty famous. I think its awesome that a country with the population of the city I'm in: Huntsville, Alabama could beat England in the 2016 Euros. Thats like a 1 to 150 population ratio.
Sigur ros is good
What an astounding video.
A thousand genius and wonderfully strange ideas: I couldn't have thought of one.
A true artist. Unique in her lyrical poetry. videography, choreography, composition, musical arrangement, and singing. Yes a true artist. So few of them around these days.
Remember when this came out in 93 living in Wisconsin listening to UW whitewater college rock when they played this best song I had heard in a long time.
Nice christmas present!
my favorite christmas song
I saw This on tv when i was 13 Loved it Back then. Love it now age 42. Hope Björk doing Well.
Electrifying, engaging, enchanting & perfect. Who else would give almost anything to go back to this epoch-making magical time when MTV was still the #1 social unifier as they played these things called music videos from every genre of pop which brought us together as we multiplied our yields of feat? And Bjork: Amazing.
Finally a reupload of this!
Greetings from Portugal...i knew the sugarcubes and then bjork...what i can say? Everybody know she IS a genius,maybe the BEST female voice in the history...she IS a Superstar.
Tato Islanďanka mě příjemně překvapila. Její písničky se mně líbí...👍
This song never gets old to me
I love this song, her vocals,, emotions and the instrumentation are out of this world 🌎 ❤
The song that introduced me to her💜
She and Prince are seriously Soo talented..... Got all her albums
Gracias por tanto genia!!!
The video is so good 💓🐻
When I was in the 5th grade I was in a local kids production of an adaptation of dr. Seuss’ the sneeches and my director made our opening scene choreographed to this song and I still think that is one of the most important musical discovery moments for me (the show also closed to playing praise you by fatboy slim I remember going home after the last show to open up GarageBand on my sisters school laptop because I knew I wanted to make music after that )
Wonderful! Bjork is her own. Her singing style and more.
Deep stuff, visually, song and lyrics. Incroyable artistique. Otherworldly voice.
Holy snap. After all these years, I just realized that she's the hedgehog. Speaking of which, I love 💕 hedgehogs.🦔 😍
Фр из Бург швейцарская деревня
Watch The Hedgehog in the Fog