TOO EMOTIONAL... | FIRST TIME HEARING 'Johnny Cash - Hurt' | GENUINE REACTION
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- Before today I had never heard a Johnny Cash song. I know this is a cover to the Nine Inch Nails song and I made sure to listen to that last night on my own so that I could get a better understanding of Johnny Cash's cover today but man... Johnny Cash sure knew how to pull at my heart strings in this one.
Hurt is one of those songs that I won't be able to listen to all the time due to how emotional it is but It is a song I will never forget!
Here is my reaction to hearing Johnny Cash - Hurt for the first time. I hope you enjoy it!
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NIN’s songwriter, Trent Reznor responded to Cash’s “Hurt” cover with: “I wasn’t prepared for what I saw, and it really then, wasn’t my song anymore. It is Johnny’s song now.”
Aye Jeff! ☘️🇺🇲
And he where so right in sayings that, Johnny Cash’s version are so much better, not often I’ve would say that abound a cover, but Johnny hit it right on the nail whit this one, may he R.I.P 🪦 a true legend
Johnny Cash is one of the few men in history who LIVED life to the fullest, with all the glory and despair such an undertaking provides. It is the epitome of what William Wallace once said “Every man dies, but not every man really lives”
Trent didn't like the cover very much.....until he saw the video. Then he said Johnny owned it. Or so I've seen in an interwiew.
Their is so much more emotional impact in cashes version, I'm not by any means a fan of of cash but this song is on my play list and has been for a while now.
"Everytime an old person dies, a library burns down."
Wow. That hit me in the feels.
When my dad died I thought of all the knowledge - stories and experiences he had- you try hard to remember but most of it is gone- it seems like such a waste but I guess that's life - cherish the moment
How profound
@@quik100 As an old man, trust me when I say most of that library is just useless time-bound ledgers of errors made, and prices paid.
His wife died 3 months after this johnny died 8 months after that , he played it to his daughters and they said it sounds like your saying goodbye , he said i am
Johnny knew exactly what he was doing.
😞
The woman in the picture by the stairs is his Mother n Law treated him better than his mother. The figure of tge woman watching him was his wife before she died.
RIP The Man in Black
@@taylorsimmons4280Mother Mabel Carter.
It's alright to cry. To cry while listening to this means you actually listened to him. You got the assignment. He's trying to touch you, and make you realize the empire of dirt we all covet won't mean anything in the end. Keep yourself. Find a way.
Find Christ!
This version is just devastating. One of the greatest covers ever performed.
Disturbed "Sound of Silence" live from Conan too!
Outstanding!!
It's relentless, isn't it? No escaping the devastation from the first note to the last.
I've argued this.. not 'one of'. This the the single greatest cover ever performed. Event Trent Reznor said when he hear this cover "It's not my song anymore."
@@xbeaker Agreed. When the original performer graciously passes the torch on a song...you can't have done a better job. Mr Cash clearly out did himself here. Hurt has become his and June's death anthems. A raw, painful, and touching way to say goodbye to the world. Thank you Mr Cash.
Growing old is a privilege denied to many. I’m grateful for every birthday.
It was also Johnny regretting what he'd put June. His beloved wife through, with his drug addictions. And how he'd do it all differently if he had his time over.
You have hit the nail right on the head
Molly if you didn't react the way you did you wouldn't have a soul
@@christopherhann6725I just love Molly Boy,s reaction. It's how we all reacted when first hearing it. It's RAW.
@@christopherhann6725PS. What stuns me is that MB has learnt to be vulnerable, at such a young age ! And what's more, to show it ! He's an old soul. 😊❤
If Johnny Cash's "Hurt" doesn't make you cry then you didn't really hear it at all and you're doing something wrong. R.I.P. Johnny!
Don’t feel bad. This song gets to everyone. Now you know why Johnny Cash is considered a legend.
The older I get, the more I feel this. You will be surprised at how quickly 30-40 years happens
HA!! You will be surprised how 66 sneaks up. Life experiences makes us what we are today, but I'm so bummed, there is no going back. Just rewind me!
You got that right!!
Johnny truly knew about addiction and pain. He walked the line. That's why he could take this song and make it his own
An old man's advice to any youngsters watching this. Life is millions of decisions. 99% of them insignificant. Only 1% of them will set your course so really think before you act. Good luck and have a great life.
so true
You gotta do his younger stuff. Outlaw.
Thank you. 😢 I truly understand this now being 40.
Yeah man and we all get old.. we all make mistakes.. we all go through loss.. and eventually death. Life is so sad and beautiful at the same time.
My father used to say every young man (and young woman) had to climb Fool's Hill at least once. The trick of life is not to climb at so many times you wear a path up with your name on it.
Dude, this song is Johnny Cash's gift to all young people. NO DAY is promised. All moments are precious...don't waste it on hate, anger, and regret. You can be very young and still feel like him. Don't do it. Don't fall into that trap. Lead with love, y'all.
nice one dude beautiful words
Nailed it
Getting old aint for the weak! Respect to all those who ran the race of life to its end!
Getting old definitely isn't for sissies! You gotta be tough to get through with an old, broken body from working and playing hard.
@@neilholland3415 At 63 years old, I had a blast getting old, it's only when you let the feeling of being old get you down that sucks. I got older but I refuse grow up.
My Mum used to say
This getting old is rubbish
I'd tell her
It beats the alternative.
A rare example of a cover being even better than the original. With everything Johnny had gone through in his life, his drug problems, and the family members he'd lost, the song suited him so well but took on a slightly new meaning. It's still about regret and mourning the effects of choices he'd taken, but it's also an old man looking back on his life as its end draws near, dwelling on the pain he'd both felt and caused. It's a goodbye and an apology for being flawed.
But...we all are, so it resonates. It could be a song sung by any of us.
He was absolutely saying goodbye with this song
Yes. All of us can hear it, how young or old you are when you hear it is the only thing that offers any deny ability.
Inside every old person is a 10 year old screaming, "What happened?"
😂
isn’t that the truth?!
So true
Johnny Cash was one of the original "rockstars" when it came to "living that lifestyle" of sex, drugs n rock n roll.
You can watch the movie 'Walk the line' with Joaquin Phoenix to get an idea of how insane it was
"Walk the line" is the best music movie I ever watched and Joaquin Phoenix did a great acting job. Highly recommendable!
Never be embarrassed to cry. Showing deep emotion builds empathy with your audience and relationships. I cry every time I hear this song.
His wife stood by him through thick and thin. She walked with him through hell and back.
where could i find myself one like that
@@erroristmusicdepends on the level of violence you can tolerate
We just had our 40th anniversary, and to this day I would crawl through Hell on my knees to ease the times I disappointed her. The times I wasn't pulling my share of the load.
I'm old enough to feel this song in my bones. Like Johhny, I was a wild assed cuss, always fighting and going to jail. I chased the drugs till they started chasing me. Drank liquor till my liver rolled over and played dead for a while. I deserve the aches and pains, I sure invested in them.
When you get close enough to almost see the finish line, your worries aren't for yourself. You worry about the one person you want to shield from any pain. And the pain of who will go, and who will stay looms larger in your thoughts with each passing of another old friend.
Getting old is about finding strengths you never knew you had. The strength to put your feet on the floor every morning, and face another day. It's facing another doctor young enough to be a grandson. The tenacity to see another bedtime. Each day a victory against the parting glass.
We love romantic stories.
He had a first marriage that was probably to some not as romantic 😢
@@tinkerstrade3553 beautiful, just beautiful
I remember when Johnny Cash died. I was in a record store ironically when the news broke over our phones. I looked up to another shopper and said, "Johnny Cash died." He said, "I know." We embraced in silent tears. And spoke no words.
I’m an old school certified metalhead, and Johnny Cash was and always will be The Goat!
Same here. Old country was great. The stuff these days. Not so much.
Same, and true.
Yep. Same here, full metalhead, but I love Johnny Cash.
@@JBAKER97Same. Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, and Willie Nelson all the way for me!❤
watch how he closes the piano at the end and puts his hands on it (strokes it) - remind you of someone putting their hands on a coffin of a loved one???? - it does me
It made me feel like he was almost closing his own coffin, or the coffin of his past failures and successes.
I cry every time I watch this video. I made my father watch it and he fought back tears. It's all good man...everyone cries by the end of this powerful video.
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So it is.
So many look at "old people" & just see an old person, they think nothing of the life they've lived, as people age they are left with their memories of when they were younger. When you are young you live for the moment & don't think about getting old but one day you find yourself there. We are all young, we all get old, you can't escape it so live life to the fullest while you can. Everybody has a life story, don't waste it. There is loads of Johnny Cash to explore. Another song that affects me like this is Merle Haggard - 'Sing Me Back Home' 👍
Getting "older" is not something you become, it's something you wake up to every day of your life.
Every day.
Johnny was a country music legend and badass. He passed not too long after this. Trent Reznor said, “it’s his song now”.
He was a musical legend.
The Man in Black is a legend.... " A Boy Named Sue," Ring of Fire" "I've Been Everywhere " "I Walk the Line"
This is the ONLY song that will 100% of the time make me cry. The first line INSTANTLY makes my eyes start to water. Powerful song.
If this song doesn't bring tears to your eyes, you have no heart ❤️✌️
I'm 70 years old, and I remember being about 3-years-old and singing Johnny Cash songs with my dad, as he played guitar. Johnny Cash had a long, long career. You could probably listen to 25 of his songs and just scratch the surface. "Walk the Line," "Ring of Fire," "Jackson" with his wife, June Carter Cash (who was in this video), "Cocaine Blues," "Folsom Prison Blues," "A Boy named Sue"... so many good songs. The biopic "Walk the Line" is a good movie that tells part of the Johnny Cash story. Enjoy the Journey.
Rest in peace Jonny, no more pain.
Johnny Cash lived a rough life and put his wife through hell, but she worshiped him, and he loved her in his way
Johnny was a true pioneer of real Rock & Roll music starting out at the same time as Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Elvis. Even though he is primarily associated with country music, he has been influential to countless performers from every genre of music. He had his demons with drugs and substance abuse which almost killed him on more a few occasions. But because of help from his second wife, June Carter Cash, and faith in God he got clean, but still struggled the rest of his life. So this song was perfect for him to cover, making it his own.
The thing about Johnny was that he wasn't ever bullshitting or mailing it in. Authenticity was his hallmark.
Also wrote the coldest line ever: "I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die."
Yeah, the coldest line ever, but then followed immediately by, "When I hear that whistle blowin', I hang my head and cry" so a bit of an emotional rollercoaster.
One sign of a good man is acknowledging and respecting elders. Always good, man.
Cosign
Johnny Cash had a career that expanded over 60 years. He is a rabbit hole that would take you at least a year. This was the last song Johnny sang before? He died a few months later just after his wife of 60+ years June Carter, who was filmed at the staircase, had died. Johnny had been to prison, at one time was an addict, he is singing from the perspective of an old man, looking back upon his life from his real museum, his birth home that was taken away in a flood, those of us who have followed Johnny Cash and his career. I’m 80 years old, cried so deeply after he performed the song. Watching his elderly hands at the end/the piano lid reminded us of how we would touch, a loved ones casket. This was Johnny Cash saying goodbye.
The Man in Black is the definition of a legend...and this song along with the imagery is one of the most heartbreaking experiences
The fact that Johnny covered a NIN song floored me when I heard this. I cried. I hurt the entire time. He knew what he was doing. A true legend. There will never be anyone else like him
This is the essence of Johnny Cash. He will make you FEEL things. Things you may not want to feel, but you should. His genius is not as a musician, but how he can speak to your soul through the music. There are better players, better singers, but there are no better performers that can make you understand
Johnny let a wild and rough life. He is so loved,so very beloved.
When the video was filmed in February 2003, Cash was 71 years old and had serious health problems. His frailty is clearly evident in the video. He died seven months later, on September 12. His wife, June Carter Cash, who is shown gazing at her husband in two sequences of the video, had died on May 15 of the same year.
This was the last song and video he recorded.
Johnny had drug issues. Amphetamines and Barbiturates. His wife June Carter struggled as well. You should watch the movie Walk the Line.
I can't watch this without crying either. A man reflecting on the mistakes he has made during his lifetime when he knows he's at the end of his life. Closing that piano lid breaks my heart.
There's a great move about Johnny Cash called "Walk The Line". Watch it and it'll give you the background you need.
There's also a great performance Johnny did at Glastonbury a few years ago before he passed. He was overwhelmed because he thought he was forgotten about. But thousands of people turned up to see him and knew all of his songs - it blew him away.
My understanding is that producer Rick Rubin had to talk Cash into doing this song. He refused multiple times and finally gave in. Thank god he did.
This song tears my guts out every time I hear it.
Like Johnny, I battled addiction for years.
You can hear the pain in his voice.
He doesn't want you to pity his age; he wants you to listen.
I have listened to this song hundreds of times and have cried every single time. It resonates.
Nobody wants to get old but like the falling leaves, we must make room for the next generation of growth and life. Remember, growing old is a blessing that some people never get to experience.
Im 59 years old and his version of Hurt breaks me up every time... His voice carries so much pain and regret... It is his song now... He earned it... Even Trent Reznor said so. This song is permanently on my playlist... But I have to be careful about when I play it because it tears me up. Thanx for sharing! ✌️😎👍
The way Johnny caresses the closed piano at the end of the video, saying goodbye to it 😭😭
According to his daughter, that was the last time that piano was played.
If you are lucky enough to grow old, it’s a gift not granted to everyone. Life becomes much sweeter the shorter it gets to the end.
When you're young, you race forward to the next new thing, the next experience, never realizing that every choice you make counts one way or the other. It's only when you
look back that you see the tapestry you wove, the design you lived whether you planned it or not. What I find sweeter is that the trivial falls away and only those things you
find really soul-satisfying remain. "Empire of dirt" Good description. The older I get, the more I get rid of stuff.
@@janismeyers2909as I been doing for a while now….getting rid of stuff. You own things and become a slave of them.
Don't fear old age, because it's a gift. Things become very clear, when you reach your last year's. You have time to reflect, and finally realize the things that are truly important.
Thank god Rick Rubin got him in the studio to make these songs
That is exactly what I was thinking!!!❤ Rubin really revitalized John's career, and in doing so brought his legacy to new generations of listeners.
Apparently he did a Tears for Fears song without getting permission. Their reaction was " it's Johnny Cash, he can do it if he wants! ( paraphrasing)"
The NIN version is about a young music artist dealing with addiction feeling he has no future, the JC version is about an old music legend reflecting on his past in spite of his addiction, and both of them saying even though it was hell to live they would do it all over again for both good and bad reasons. It really comes full circle because Trent can identify with Johnny and Johnny recognized some of himself in Trent. Truly a bitter sweet moment in music history.
“If I could start again, a million miles away, I will keep myself, I will find a way”
I don’t agree that this lyric means “they’d do it all over again”. I think it pretty clearly means, “I want a second try, to get it right this time”.
A prime example of how Johnny Cash can take someone else's song and make it his own.
As we get old we do become a collector of memories, our successes and our mistakes, our pride and our losses. We slowly start to reminisce more than make plans. The difficult part is accepting that we cannot change the past, we cannot start over again, and just have to make our peace with what has been and hope it is enough.
"We slowly start to reminisce more than make plans." Beautifully said and I can testify that it's true.
Your words brought tears to my eyes 😢 TRUE 👍
You recognize the sincerity in his singing and the words. Its beautiful.
Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton both occupy the same space in my brain. They both have an extraordinary ability to take a song that you'd never associate with them and make it their own.
Johnny Cash's cover of this song breaks me. Partly because I know some of the history of his life, and it feels like he's singing about his past battles with addiction even though Trent Reznor wrote it. Heart wrenching
Last recorded music video for dear departed Jonny Cash, The Original Man in Black. Beautiful
"Wow" is the exact right reaction. Crying is okay bruv....he died missing all the people he lost. We can only pray that they're all together in heaven
My Daddy loved Johnny Cash. So we did too. Despite all his failings, he was a good man who loved good music. Thats why he recorded this. Respect.
What "failings" did he have? Isn't it just his journey? Surely it is us that considered his behaviour as a failing when in reality it is just him doing his best in life. I'm not having a go at you for your remark. There are many who would agree wit the word itself.
This is a test to see if you have a soul if you cry you pass.
young man.. listening to Johnny Cash's HURT/ what it did was touch ur mortality. Don't waste the time you have on this earth fighting battles that have no value. Keep Rockin the Free World.
Johnny lived every single word of that song himself.
Anyone who doesn't cry when they hear this song should seek counselling
Years later and it still hits me.
Feel the feels, don't stop them, you don't have to turn away, we all cry to this together ❤
Your emotions mirror most people's emotions when hearing this.
NIN"s version of this song touches your heart, Johnny's version touches your soul.
I’m 50. I was 20, yesterday, listening to NIN.
I love America. I love NiIN, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Prince, Bowie, Lennox, Benatar,
It’s all gone, so fast.
Cash cover of NIN is priceless.
This one hits all of us in the gut. Johnny Cash was one of the first cross-over country artists who stayed humble. He struggled with pills early in his career. You are seeing flashes of his career over decades in this video. He played with artists of all colors, which was not done back in his younger days. Each artist sort of stayed in their own lanes but Johnny broke the rules. You should find his 'why I wear the black' that he played before a college crowd. Powerful. Excellent reaction.
You want to get old. Think of the alternative. His wife in the video passed away shortly after the video was made, and he passed away not long after her. He was a wild man in his youth.
His voice never failed him. He sounds just as good and brings out all the emotions as always.
Johnny Cash and Tom Petty made masterpiece albums together in the 90s…and both are the greatest American musicians/rock stars, songwriters of ALL time
if you knew Johnny Cash's life , you'd cry even more . RIP .
The cool thing about getting old is that by the time you get there, you're not concerned. I'm going to be 58 in November, and it's just another birthday. My mother always said that "old people are just young people in old bodies." I thought I would be bothered by it, but I'm not. I love your passion for music. And I love the emotions that you can't hide ❤
😢💔🔥 RIP JOHNNY CASH 😇❤️🩹🌹 BEAUTIFUL REACTION MOLLYBOY 💙.
Everyone understands regret.
Seeing a man’s entire life flash across the screen in 3 minutes as he sings about wishing he could have another try… it hits us all in a place we don’t like to visit.
This is a man who lost himself somewhere along the way, and despite all his fame and fortune, reaches the end of his journey with regret, painful memories of mistakes that will continue to haunt him until his final day.
What do you regret? What WILL you regret? When your journey reaches its conclusion, will you have lived the life you wanted, or betrayed yourself in pursuit of an empire of dirt?
Very well put, my friend. Dust to dust hits harder when you realize, it's all dirt. No one gets out alive. No one.
Sooo, do you want to make some mud pies? I'm trying to learn to love it for what it is - mine. My dirt. Empires will rise and fall on top of my dust. Maybe if I'm lucky, I'll make a mfker sneeze. Heh. ❤
He was well aware that this was it.
The song is about regrets and life, but the event of watching and listening to this song is
saying, "Goodbye".
Being able to say goodbye is a gift.
You never know the last time you may see a friend, family, a woman you love.
Knowing one is saying goodbye is one of the worst heartaches there is.
Losing someone and not being able to IS the worst.
In the last seconds of this song, as he closes the piano, I feel he is closing it for the last time, knowing he will never open it again.
As a old musician and someone to whom there is no life without music, it rips my heart out every time.
Tears? Are you kidding me?
Every. Single. Effing. Time.
"...not all tears are an evil.”
― J.R.R. Tolkien,
Don't be afraid to grow old. The body grows weak, but the heart grows deep. It'll be okay. More than okay.
It was a pleasure to see a young man like yourself have such an honest reaction to Johnny Cash. To understand who Johnny cash was and what he stood for you should seriously listen to his song, "Man in Black".
Cash is a rabbit hole worth going down. Although he is most known as a country artist (my mom was a huge fan), when I started researching Johnny Cash I was stunned to find out that he was [art of the early stable of singer/songwriters that came out of Sun Studios (Cash/Carl Perkins/Roy Orbison/Jerry Lee Lewis and most famously Elvis Presley). Johnny Cash's music and life are a primer on the history and development of the early days of rock and roll. An incredible story.
One of the greatest covers ever. Johnny Cash had addiction and arrest issues. He never served hard time, but did record a live album while performing in front of an audience of prison inmates and guards. He was an activist for prison reform, testifying before Congress and 6 US presidents. He was a champion for redemption.
It will make you cry again and again
The raw pain and beauty of this cover cuts.
When Trent Reznor wrote this song, he was singing it from a different place. It was dark and brooding.
And then comes JR Cash. Similar reasons, but it was as though he was singing his eulogy. He knew his time was short, and this was the song to be remembered for all time.
The end of this video always hits me pretty hard. When he closes the lid on the piano and wipes it down, it's as if to say "Goodbye". There will never be another Johnny Cash.
The love and hurt that June Carter had in her eyes is a love we all want. She tragically passed shortly after the video was made, and he passed not too much later.
"When Reznor was asked if Cash could record a rendition of the NIN song, the rock frontman noted he was flattered but wondered if the song might come across as too “gimmicky.” But the music video and Cash’s recording assuaged his worries.
Said Reznor, “I pop the video in, and wow… Tears welling, silence, goose-bumps… Wow. [I felt like] I just lost my girlfriend, because that song isn’t mine anymore… It really made me think about how powerful music is as a medium and art form. I wrote some words and music in my bedroom as a way of staying sane, about a bleak and desperate place I was in, totally isolated and alone. [Somehow] that winds up reinterpreted by a music legend from a radically different era/genre and still retains sincerity and meaning - different, but every bit as pure.”
Cash is one of the few that's in the Rock Hall of Fame, the Country Hall, and the Songwriter's Hall. He wasn't really a country singer... he was a genre all unto himself.
Dig deep into Johnny Cash. You won't be disappointed. He's a national treasure.
He leaves me speechless,and full of thoughts
NIN was singing about addiction. Johnny was singing about regrets at the end of life. Tragically beautiful.
I am 61 years old as I write this. Trust me, I didn't want to get old. I honestly didn't think I would make it to this age. I've beaten the reaper 10 times so far, but eventually, he'll win. Just the way it is. However, I don't care what happens when I die, all I want do is rock, so you keep doing what you're doing.
Johnny Cash made the best farewell somebody can possibly make
Cash's long-time wife helped him get off of alcohol/heroin. When she passed, he joined her a few months later.
He said in interviews he was basically just waiting to die and thought he would soon. Love is stronger than death.
Being a metalhead, I’m proud to say: ”This song is beauty incarnate.”
This turns out to be an ode to his long and amazing life. Johnny passed away soon after his wife June. He loved her dearly, and his loneliness after her passing was too much for him. They say he died of a broken heart. This man lived one hell of a life.
You don’t wanna be listening to his version of “you are my sunshine” any time soon 😭😭😭
A Heart-wrenching song from an artist that has been in many lives for 50yrs.
This version of “Hurt”, Produced by Rick Rubin, is truly final cap on his career. A heart breaking swan song.
Don't worry about getting old. Just don't live with regrets. Live life to the fullest.
Fun Fact: San Quentin is where Johnny Cash played his first-ever prison concert on January 1, 1958-a concert that helped set Merle Haggard, then a 20-year-old San Quentin inmate, on the path toward becoming a country music legend.
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This version of this song will never NOT tear me up.
Brings me to tears everytime...every fucking time....
I’ve been told this was the last song he ever recorded. RIP Johnny and June.