HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'The Cranberries - Zombie' | GENUINE REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024
- The Cranberries - Zombie has been requested on Patreon quite a few times now. I always thought that it was a different song so I decided not to react to it. That was until I was corrected by one of you on here. Now I realise I know nothing about The Cranberries or their music. The message in Zombie blew me away and I just had to listen twice. If you guys have any info you want to share with me about The Cranberries then please do. I love reading all the comments and I promise to respond to as many as I can.
Here is my reaction to hearing The Cranberries - Zombie for the first time. I hope you enjoy it!
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I just want to clarify that although I didn’t realise what the song was about at first, I am well aware of the history of the IRA and how it affected peoples lives. Half of my family bloodline goes back to Ireland and members of my family were living in Ireland during these times. There were also 2 attacks in my home city which took the lives of 21 people. The IRA claimed the lives of innocent people and those people shall never be forgotten. I am not just a “millennial that knows nothing”, I was just being slow whilst listening to an astounding piece of music.
No worries young man! You keep listening and reacting! Don't listen to those who might criticize. I'm sorry to hear about what your family has gone through.
Not just the IRA. The UDA, UFF, and the British Paras, too (all of which appear in the video). They're calling out the whole damn mess of The Troubles [and longer--the 1916 reference is to the Easter Rebellion in Dublin that led (eventually) to independence for the Irish Republic].
This song was actually written days after and in protest of the trash can bombing that killed the two kids.
50th anniversary of the pub bombings next month. Very sad times in Brum, I remember them well (I was 10 back then). RIP to the 21, maybe one day they will have justice.
lol, don't even worry about it man. You gave a great reaction here. Backing up over and over? Going nuts over her voice? Why do you think we love her? You loved her to, instantly. That's all we ever want, is for people to love what we love.
RIP Dolores O'Riordan! - An unbelievably amazing talent taken way before her time.
I cry every time I watch this video
she was something else 💔
@@fooman64 her voice was so soft, and yet so very powerful. She could shatter your heart with a single note. It was pretty obvious that she felt things very deeply. 💔
She was amazing RIP
🙏💔🙏
The thing she does with her voice is Irish keening. Mourning for the dead.
No, the line "It's not me, it's not my family" isn't her family- she is saying that people justify tolerating The Troubles by thinking it isn't really their problem.
It's called keening, a sad mournful wailing often sung by Women at irish funerals and Dolores's use of it in this song was perfect as this is about an event that took the lives of several chidren
Appreciate the mention of this, I was unaware amd it adds another layer of depth to this amazing song.
@@SkateSoup YW and I am glad it helped
I know..but ..I call it hic
Like throat singing
@@lifewuzonceezr totally different from throat singing.
I'm a 50 yo grown man, I cried the first time I heard and understood this song back in 1994, knowing about the two boys killed by bombs, and I STILL cry every time I hear this master piece of a peace call every time.
That voice.
That rage against senseless violence.
That keening.
Everything.
Gets me every time.
Goosebumps
@@LorcrystNySell it was nothing to do with the two boys that dyed in Birmingham it was about the TROUBLES in IRELAND 🍀🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪
@@rickmccann1018It was written in response to that attack, but the song is about the troubles in general and the utter insanity of it all.
@@MoominDoogie And the insanity of it all was initiated by the British.
None of it was senseless though.
Never seen a reactor listen to a song twice before. You're clearly genuinely involved in the music and not just trying to fill some quota. And this song deserves it. One of the most articulate outpourings of grief and rage ever recorded. RIP Dolores.
I love that you are recognizing the ANGER. I have heard many a cover, and never have I heard a man do this song justice. I don't know what it is, but the women always channel the quiet RAGE so well.
Sir, Young Man, this is YOUR CHANNEL! You may certainly rewind your videos as much as you like. God Bless. Your fan from FL. USA.
Absolutely right. Stop it as much as you need to better understand what you're listening to.
keep safe, be prepared, as Milton heads eastward my Floridian MollyBoy fan
@@frdmbe9258 stay safe ... I lived in Fort Myers for 26 yrs before I moved in 2016 .... sending positive vibes your way !
I concur, your fan from Texas
What Mary said. We've all heard it straight through before. Some people Just need something to complain about
R.I.P. DOLORES. This song always gets me. She reaches into her heritage here utilizing Irish funerary ritual Known as Keening or caoineadh in Irish, keening involved vocal lamentation for the dead and was traditionally performed by women, often referred to as bean chaointe. This practice was an integral part of Irish funerals, where mourners would express their grief through wailing, crying, and singing over the deceased. A brilliant choice and one I respected. Pleas while this video is still fresh in your mind see Bad Wolves - Zombie (Official Video), tribute to Dolores; ruclips.net/video/9XaS93WMRQQ/видео.htmlsi=tMBKfhFFWWC2hEi3
Thanks!
THIS!!!^^^^^
Excellent comment and song suggestion!
Thank you.
Keening never fails to get me emotional, often just makes me weep on the spot
"Linger" is a great Cranberries tune. The first song I heard from them. Still love it.
Did ya have to smell your finger
Ah yes Linger is next please? There are so many more by the Cranberries that chills.
Linger 💯
I personally like Dreams a bit more but Linger is a close second.
@@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers I'm with you. Dreams is a masterpiece.
She says " Its the same old ting (thing) since 1916." I love her.
A treasure. RIP, Delores. Her voice and music was iconic.
The song was published in 1994 and expresses lamentation about the death of two children by the Irish Republican Army in the 1993 Warrington bombings (Savage, 2018). Through this music, The Cranberries pointed its way to protest against the war, which was strong and high-profile
What's ridiculous is that the stuff that the "new Irish" are doing to the Irish today is a million times worse than anything a militia group in Ireland ever did. And you aren't allowed to make songs about what's happening in Ireland right now because that would be racist. Think about that.
May those poor little boys rest in everlasting peace.
When I learned about the meaning of this song, it took on a much deeper meaning for me.
@@timjoy8270 I've known what this song was about since it was released and the meaning hasn't dulled one little bit..it's one of those songs that I feel when it's on...goosebumps talking bout it
I was on my way there that day...my auntie was taking me to buy a mothers day present for my mum. I still remember the sound of the blast
Her keening hits you in the soul.
It does, very haunting.
I think she purposefully went full on Irish with the accent, the keening, the whole thing. To put the attention right on the "troubles". And it worked.
It is not keening.
@@PanglossDr Do tell.
@@catserver8577 Have you ever heard keening, real keening, at a wake?
One of the most powerful songs ever made mate. Top tier 90s, incredible song, still gets me emotional every bloody time. 10/10
After all these years? Always.
Each war just raises the emotional sea level. The video guts me. Those children.
@@brianboye8025 💯
I am of Cherokee bloodline in America, and this song hits hard. People living under oppression is terrible!
Every song on that album is just as good as Zombie. It was one of the best records of the 90's.
Saw The Cranberries live at Cardiff, their performance of Zombie was insane. Felt it go right through me, she was incredibly talented and much missed.
You young man, are the real deal. A kindred spirit. The music should affect you, give you goosebumps. It's real. My favorite reactor to watch.
The people who can't get goosebumps while listening to music are dead inside 🤣
Actually they may be dead outside.😆
Not having goosebumps ever is a medical skin issue.
But your right, being able to get goosebumps and not getting any while listening to music such Cranberries is unsettling...
Been listening to this since its release and I still get goosebumps...
As soon as MollyBoy said goosebumps from his head down his arm, I was feeling exactly that too.
@@SandsDolphinMe too😅
To this day, I can not listen to Michael Jackson’s Man In The Mirror. It still makes me bawl like a baby if I hear it today so I avoid it at all cost. It’s just such an emotional song.
This song DESERVES to be rewound and played again.
DESERVES and DEMANDS to be played again.
And again, and again, and again and again, and again....,and again, and again,...
Impossible to not have goosebumps no matter how many times you hear it!
I was gonna say, "you've got goosebumps? I have goosebumps and I have known this song since it came out in the 1990s."
Me too. First guitar riff hits and my skin just jumps
The first time I heard Zombie, I was watching MTV and it was incredible.
I'm 54, and I still get Goosebumps and emotional listening to this amazing song.
She’s talking about how so many people didn’t seem to care, because it was not THEIR family that lost a child.
I feel it’s also about people who *did* lose a child ..but blanket blamed every person of that something (faith/race/color/creed) for that loss 😢 People who literally woke up that morning who had nothing to do with the other person losing someone..being instantly blamed because of their background. “In your head they are fighting”. Feeling that hatred and animosity to a “group” of an entire swath of people who literally had NOTHING TO DO with the horror that happened to your loved one..and have no more control over what bad people/misguided government does. But you hate them because they “look” like the people that took the person you loved from you. That has always been the message of this song to me.
@@LG-lk5esshe actually stated in an interview that she was stating that her family was not IRA, that not all Irish supported the IRA and they didn’t condone the violence perpetrated by either side, but mainly the targeting of innocent civilians, including children by the IRA. You can Google her interview where she explains her reasons for writing the song.
Your reaction was perfect... Doing it twice was perfect
First time reactions are awesome. But I have and do wish people would do a follow-through reaction
Completely agree!
I’ve listened to this song so many times and it still feels fresh and still gives me goosebumps. Wonderful talent from Ireland.
When a song helps change the world... that is the purpose of art.
If you think this song helped change the world, you are deluded, take a look around you !!!
@@jameswiglesworth5004 if you think it didn't you should study history.
It didn't change a thing
@@jameswiglesworth5004 agreed. The song is beautiful, but humanity is still very fine vilifying and murdering children and families without a 2nd thought
@@jamestaylor3805are you saying this song from the 90s has changed history? As in how we have fought wars in the last 30 years? Or just that the song exists now?
R.I.P.DOLORES…. THE CRANBERRIES, AWESOME 90s BAND👍💜
For me this is the perfect song describing war and PTSD.”In your head”.
I'm 57 and heard it hundreds of times and it still gives me the chills. RIP Dolores. A normal reaction to greatness.
I’m 53 and still tear up when listening to this song. RIP Dolores ❤
Gorgeous voice ❤❤❤❤❤
Everywhere there’s conflict, children are falling. This piece should have won a Nobel peace prize ❤
couldn't agree more. this spoke volumes while many stay silent.
Thank you fer this one mate. Slainte. Rest in Peace my beautiful sister ☘️🙏☘️
I am Canadian, two generations removed from Ireland. When I was a young lad of six, I spoke with my great uncle, who was on the phone from Belfast. I could hear gunfire in the background.
Your reaction, like this song, brings a tear to my eye.
I’m a 71 year old history teacher, and yes, play it again! Watch you, “get it” is priceless! Thanks 🙏 ❤
“The same ole ting since 1916” is a fantastic line…
An excellent anti-war song, which will always be relevant, especially with the current global landscape. Dolores O'Riordan had such an incredible voice!
A couple others from farther back;
Still in Saigon CDB
Ohio by CSNY
@@davesheppeck696 "And the Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda'" by Eric Bogle. Also "No Man's Land". Different war, same old story.
So we'll said, 👏 bravo!
GOOSEBUMPS ARE THE GOAL, NOT A SIDE EFFECT!
KEEP GOOSING THEM BUMPS!
I'm over 50 years old and have heard this song hundreds of times and I still get goosebumps listening to this song. I can't even imagine not getting goosebumps listening to certain songs or voices.
I genuinely cannot ever hear this song and not get chills and/or cry. It's a masterpiece.
"But you see, it's not me, it's not my family" is key to one of the messages that Dolores tried to get across with this song. The point being the conflict in Ireland is terrible and costs lives but goes on for decades and people around the world can just ignore it and get on with their lives because it doesn't affect them -- "it's not me, it's not my family". "In your head" you imagine the people there fighting, dying, crying, but what do you do about it? Nothing. Like a zombie. It's a very poignant and powerful message.
Phil Collins' song "Another Day in Paradise" (though not about Ireland) also touches on that idea that we live out our lives ignoring the suffering of others.
Sadly Dolores died in 2018 at the far too young age of 46. She was mourned across Ireland for three days. Thousands of people made the journey to visit her open coffin ceremony. She was a beautiful singer and a beautiful person. She will be sorely missed.
I always had a different interpretation of that lyric. I saw it as challenging the preconceived ideas someone gets in their head about their supposed enemy. Saying to the people fighting against you " that image you have of me in your head, it's not me, it's not my family." And the people participating in the violence are zombies because they are just mindlessly buying into the rhetoric and generalizations about their supposed enemy.
That's how i hear it too@@stephensmith3901
Well said bro
Right now children die of gun violence and conflicts all over the world.
And there are really a lot of families that use this mantra to not go insane. Its not only ignorance, its a trick to stay sane within all the madness. Doesn't make anything better, I know, but in many cases it's understandable.
The song and her anger went to both sides!
I've seen the video maybe a hundred times and I get goosebumps every time.
THIS is one of the most important songs!!!!
One of the most powerful videos ever produced.
It's great to watch our young people educating themselves through the music of our times!
I’m glad you listened twice! Great tune and love your reaction.
You got it, it's about the devastation of "The Troubles" between Ireland and Brittan. It is said that this was a catalyst to the talks of peace treaty signed in early 1998. Don't know how true that is but I don't doubt the possibility. This song is so powerful, divinely human yet... heavenly. Rest in sweet heavenly peace Delores, young Jonathan Ball and Timothy Parry. Beautiful reaction. This is the reason Dolores wrote this song, to raise awareness of the horrors of war. 30yrs later... her message is still relevant and important as ever. Beautiful reaction.😊❤❤❤
If there's a song to cry during, it's this one.
The first time I heard this, the tears poured down my face like a waterfall. It's both profound and beautiful at the same time.
A timeless classic. Dolores, you will be missed and remembered in the hearts of millions
I've never seen any reaction channel play a song twice back to back.......i can see that you really take in what you hear and that is genuine and great. I'm glad you like this great music 🙏👍👌
66, America combat veteran, and still get emotional. All conflict must end. The power behind all of it must be outed to all and ended. Be kind. Always.
Amen to that!❤
Don't ever apologize for listening to the song again! I love that you did that. Best reaction of the day! Ode to My Family is a must. She's amazing!
9:20 Anybody saying it's impossible for you to get goosebumps from music is simply a sociopath with no ability to feel any real emotional connection, despite whatever they may have convinced themselves of otherwise. A vast majority of music lovers *_know_* the goosebumps are not only possible but, with a great song, inevitable. It takes a very.........unaware individual to lack such understanding.
So true
This song always gives me goosebumps without fail. I feel kind of bad for people that don't believe it can happen. Think of all they're missing out on.
This was one of the most "real" reactions I've ever seen.
I've heard this song hundreds of times, and watched many reactions and I can say you will never hear this without goosebumps. Never. And the sadness that creeps into everyone's eyes as they watch, that doesn't go away either.
It's Ireland mate, they are an Irish band that came out in the mid/late 90's and they wanted to bring attention to the fact that Northern Ireland was still at war and fighting for religious freedom...R.I.P. Dolores, thank you for your voice and talent, you are sorely missed.
NI is not fighting for religious freedom; they have it. The bombing this is about was done by Irish republican terrorists.
The conflict in NI (1966-1994 and still unresolved) was never about religious freedom, Catholics have been free to practise their religion openly in Ireland since the Act of Emancipation 1829. It was about equal opportunities, inspired by the American Civil Rights Movement. Catholics were asking for fair access to social housing and an end to the practice of personal references when applying for civil service as those kept almost all jobs to Protestant ctizens of the province. It then turned into a wider conflict about the political identity of NI.
@@valerieh84and in later years about people protecting their income sources from gangsterism.
The Cranberries came from Limerick and they formed in 1989. Dolores was a unique talent with a beautiful voice. R.I.P. Beautiful.
Just to clarify, it's filmed in Belfast which is in the United Kingdom not Ireland, they are different countries. If you don't understand that much, you can't be expected to understand why there was a civil war. The song is about the IRA bombing in Warrington that killed 2 children.
RIP Dolores! Great song and one of the greatest vocalists of all time. Anyone that doesn’t get goosebumps hearing her sing this song, must be dead inside.
Her keening is amazing .. from Limerick. The Cranberries have some brilliant tunes. This is about the “troubles “ in Northern Ireland and the murdrr of 2 children in Warrington. Dolores passed away in 2018. Rip Dolores.
Watching from Boston, USA. For me, this is one of the most original and impactful vocals EVER. I've been a fan and participant in rock, punk, pop, and acoustic music for 70 years. Goosebumps every time I hear this. Loved your reaction. R.I.P. Dolores.
It’s a small percentage that gets goosebumps when listening to music and I’m very glad I’m in that percentage
In the group as well. Now, when you get goosebumps on your eyeballs, you’ve crossed over to the other side.
Really???? I thought I was normal
Im 73 and one of my all-time favourite songs is the Cranberries - Dreams.
Oh man, I love this one! Dolores was such a beautiful soul! Rest in peace angel🙏🪽♥️ Bad Wolves were supposed to sing this with her in 2018, sadly they didn't get to. But they honored her memory & released the cover of this. It's heartbreaking. Please Molls You must react to it, 533 million views!! 💔🪽♥️
I agree! Bad Wolves did an amazing job with their cover. Also, they donated the money made to her family
The lead singer of Bad Wolves asked their manager, who knew Dolores, to okay it with her before they put the song on their album. Dolores liked the song.... in fact the day she died she left a message on the manager's VM inviting the lead singer of Bad Wolves to the studio to meet her. She unfortunately died before the meeting.
This song is a treasure for humanity. It is our responsability to pass it on to coming generations and have it never been forgotten.
Listening twice was surely a great decision. Thanks for showing such respect to the piece and the artists, especially Delores.
Fabulous song, fabulous voice. That drummer certainly earned his money didn’t he.
I know as Americans we don't really "get" The Troubles culturally and historically, but this song, U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday", and some other media, like Derry Girls have really helped me get a better perspective on things.
Rest well, Ms. O'Riordan.
Don't feel bad... this kid is actually from the UK and doesn't even recognize British troops or realize what conflict this is about. This is a sad condemnation of the british public school system.
@@Mr.Ekshin. I've seen other RUclips reactors from the UK that don't even know about the war of Independence from Britain the colonists to fought.
They had to watch:
Over Simplified on history.
@@briansmith48to be fair it’s taught, but more as a side note as part of the ongoing war with France… much more attention is given to American history from the civil war onwards,American industrialisation and American international trade etc…. The war of independence is a very important event from the US perspective but in the 2000 years of history that’s covered in the British school syllabus it’s just another colony that eventually gets independence along with the other 60 or so countries.
@@mubbles1066I think the way of Independence he was referring to is the war for Irish independence, not the US .
"Ode to my Family" and "Linger" would be my suggestions for more Cranberries reactions.
I get goosebumps from music all the time.
Goosebumps and tears in your eyes.... That's real music my boy ❤ Explore and enjoy...
Let's acknowledge the drummer...Hell Yeah he is killing it!
Just watched this 10 minutes ago. I'm a 67 year old woman. I must say, as a young man of this generation, you are quite passionate about the old music ❤
one hell of a song with a hell of a lot of meaning, sung by one of the greatest vocalists there has ever been 💔
She was good, but not one of the greatest vocalists by a considerable distance
You will not find another female singer that sounds like her. The way she carries a single word up and down it amazingly unique to me.
The English never remember. The Irish never forget.
Considering this song is about 2 English kids that were killed in Warrington I'd say the English do very much remember.
The English remember full well what low life murdering scum the IRA were
She's saying people don't feel war unless it's their family effected, the politicians who sow the seeds of any war their families are protected
Exactly.
Nice interpretation but that's not what she was saying at all, Dolores explained it in interviews, her message was aimed at the IRA, she was saying that the IRA were not doing what they were doing for her family as they claimed, and that they were still stuck with the mentality from 1916.
This is ONE of the biggest SONGS of the entire 90's!
The soldiers in the video were not staged. The video team actually filmed kids playing and soldiers walking around in one of the „hot spot“-towns in their „real life“ back in the early 1990ies…
If u don’t EVER get goosebumps listening to good music….then u don’t even like music!!! PERIOD!!!!!
Linger will break your heart. give it a listen.
The Cranberries have a lot of great music, and Delores' voice is amazing. Two others I really like: Dreams and Linger
Don't apologize. It's worth listening to twice. I never tire of this song, or Delores' voice. I still get chills. And I'm with you, anyone that can't be moved by good music, lyrics and talent is to be pitied. Truly one of life's gifts.
Bad wolves Zombie will make you understand her impact on the music scene ! Legend ! RIP😢
Yes! A beautiful tribute to Dolores!
YESSSSS! Mollyboy PLEASE react to the Bad Wolves version next!!!! It's the most intense memorial to this beautiful angel & it rocks so hard. I promise you will love it.❤
Their cover was so well done. They made it their own, while still respecting the original. It's such a shame that Dolores died the morning she was supposed to lay down her vocal tracks to their version. Bad Wolves donated all the proceeds from the single to her family. ❤
@@Wolfsblood1138 yes I agree with you 💕 she passed away on my birthday so she holds a special place in my heart ❤️
I still get chills from this song.
Delores Died at the age of 46 and was born in County Limerick, Ireland, to a Catholic working-class family. Im with you if a song really gets to me I get Goosebumps all over me, you should listen to some of their other music
My eyes well up each and every time I hear this. Beautiful song. Magnificent voice.
From Oklahoma. This is why I’m a subscriber. You don’t do this for likes, you do this for discovery. The Cranberries have a great catalogue.
Everybody gets goosebumps listening to this song
Great reaction. So many young people who have reviewed this song just don't even know the IRA references or anything about it. Glad you noticed it right away.
This is surely going to be remembered as one of the most important pieces of music of the C20th.
Need to check out the Bad Wolves cover version. It became a tribute to Dolores as she passed away on the way to recording a collab with them.
On a side note, my mother-in-law grew up during some of the most heated times in the 1950-60’s. She said you had to be careful what side of the road you walked on and most importantly be careful around any suspicious parked cars (car bombs).
Never apologize. This is your channel. Run it like you want to. Screw off to all the hater, bro!
Keening is the irish singing style at funerals etc i think. Thats what shes doing. Powerful stuff
I love it when you are so honest and, I agree about getting the chills! I still do on a regular basis when I hear great music!
It’s such a classic, one of the best songs to come out of Ireland, masterpiece.
I totally agree with you and watching this one again right away. 👍👍👍👍
Yes, this song is about the war but more specifically the two bombings that happened at a grocery store in either Scotland or England (can't remember). The bombs were in garbage cans and it killed a child. The singer was touring England at the time and felt judged even though she had nothing to do with it. Hence the...not my family vocals.
Warrington England I believe. Two little boys were killed.
@firefighterchick sounds right. From what I remember, a manhunt ensued and the British caught some factions in safe houses and they were arrested.
Excited for this one,, can't wait to see your reaction ❤😊
Goose bumps, goosies.....Its the physical representation of an emotional response to the GREAT music and what it makes you think of.....
Heartbreaking then and heartbreaking now. She could be singing this for the children of Palestine. RIP Dolores. ❤
And the children of Israel. Hamas is the problem
"Zombie" is a protest song by Irish alternative rock band the Cranberries. It was written by the lead singer, Dolores O'Riordan, about the young victims of a bombing in Warrington, England, That is why the lyrics "It's not me, It's not my family. RIP Dolores
@@kellykennedy2348 NO IT WASN'T ABOUT THE TWO BOYS THAT DYED. IT WAS ABOUT THE TROUBLES IN IRELAND 🍀🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪 TIOCFAIDH A LOT OF FAKE 🤥 NEWS 🗞️📰 BUT IT DOESN'T SURPRISE ME WITH THE ENGLISH
One of the greatest songs ever,🌟🍀 and I get goosebumps from music..❤️🎶 💚 🇸🇪
Listened to this song hundreds of times since it was released and still get goosebumps to it.
I was lucky enough to see the Cranberries twice in 1999,had second row. One of the best Concerts I ever went to. Her voice sounded great.
I saw them as well around the same time, she was an absolute beast live.
I'm 56 and I tear up everytime I listen to this, My family came to America from Ireland in the late 1800's. I just feel a deep connection to this song that tears me apart inside.
Man, we don't doubt your goosebumps, anyone listening has them!
Soft yet powerful voice.
I get goose bumps everytime I hear this song and I've heard it hundreds of times