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  • @BisscuteReacts
    @BisscuteReacts  8 месяцев назад +53

    Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .
    I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

    • @matthiascramer8713
      @matthiascramer8713 8 месяцев назад

      Pls Check Mimi & Josefine Version

    • @drdaze1968
      @drdaze1968 7 месяцев назад

      Radiohead - Creep (Reading 1994 is the best video it there first live as u was saying you see all them the crowd as u said in you reaction but see how many doing the same thing are doing was u said

    • @michaelcarr3924
      @michaelcarr3924 Месяц назад

      Great reaction. Love your accent.

    • @mr.anderson6040
      @mr.anderson6040 8 дней назад

      Great video I watched it probably 8 times and I put it on my own channel so that I can Watch it again. The way you explain it that's exactly how I feel....

    • @mr.anderson6040
      @mr.anderson6040 8 дней назад

      8 times because I keep going back to To the beginning and hearing it all again...And... Yes I subscribe to your channel You have such empathy and a good taste in music 😊😊😊😊 I am also a broken.Person I love this song so much... When I was a child I watched my father try to kill my mother. And that's not even the worst of it I think that's why I love people so much but I stay away from them Because I too feel like I don't belong here I am very handsome and I could have pretty much.. Any girl I wanted but I stay away. Because I know that Eventually they're going to want to have kids that I don't want to bring kids to this horrible world anyway Great video. I hope you have a great life...

  • @PriestessOfNothing
    @PriestessOfNothing Год назад +1114

    This was the anthem of the rejected and invisible people for my generation. I've found very few people back then and now who it didn't affect. It's a timeless song, there will always be unrequited love and this song expresses it beautifully. And, this performance is I think one of the best ever.

    • @BisscuteReacts
      @BisscuteReacts  Год назад +62

      Its a great song, hope you liked it ❤

    • @joeobyrne9348
      @joeobyrne9348 Год назад +53

      I think more than that, it's not just unrequited love. It's feeling so overwhelmed by someone that you don't even try, because they are so far above you. Divine even. Different people probably feel this to different extents, but I think everyone has had at least a version of this, where you become infatuated with someone who is off limits for any reason, and coming to terms with the fact you'll never get to show them how you feel. It also then covers impeccably the complete dejection and self loathing you then feel about yourself as a result. Even if normally you have quite a good relationship with how you look/your inner faults etc.

    • @BlowinFree
      @BlowinFree Год назад +3

      Rejected and invisible people of your generation? Big dramatic imho. I was neither rejected nor invisible.

    • @eleventhousandpenguins6198
      @eleventhousandpenguins6198 Год назад +17

      Not just your generation

    • @biscuitmanz9725
      @biscuitmanz9725 Год назад +6

      couldn't say it better

  • @typhon78
    @typhon78 Год назад +1229

    That line "I want you to notice, when i'm not around" always make me shiver and it resonates so deeply within me personally

    • @BlackieNuff
      @BlackieNuff Год назад +29

      Same here. Also the "I wish I was special" line (the "clean" version, not the f-bomb version, lol), cos a lot of of crap happens where I usually end up feeling like I am never good enough for anyone or anything.

    • @My_NameJeff
      @My_NameJeff Год назад +17

      Same, it hits so fucking hard when you've been through that situation. It literally gives me a lump in my throat

    • @My_NameJeff
      @My_NameJeff Год назад +1

      @@BlackieNuff same

    • @kavinsky2
      @kavinsky2 Год назад +25

      @@BlackieNuff the "f-bomb" version is the good (and real) one. don't censor emotion just because your religious propaganda pretends cursing is evil...

    • @philsilverthorn
      @philsilverthorn Год назад +4

      Yeah to me it feels like wasted potential. Finding someone you have belief in and wanting them to have the same belief in you because you struggle to believe in yourself. You want them to light the blue touch paper so you can let it all out but then you realise you barely register in their life.

  • @cristianguerra7279
    @cristianguerra7279 Год назад +250

    It's the perfect song for all people who feel rejected in their lives, he captures all of the feellings that you can feel like that

  • @brianrobinson7984
    @brianrobinson7984 Год назад +560

    This song is about a girl at university who Thom liked but she never noticed him. Apparently years later she turned up to a Radiohead concert, Thom heard she was there and was so nervous he struggled to make it onstage. They never dated.
    I love Radiohead, they are my all time favourite band, I suggest you watch their Glastonbury 2003 appearance. One of the greatest performances I've ever witnessed.. ❤️

    • @albertozenemij9490
      @albertozenemij9490 Год назад +32

      Low key, I would have gone up there and sang it directly at her if I was him...

    • @MichellBollinger
      @MichellBollinger Год назад +64

      I heard he didn’t find out she was there until after the show and he almost had a panic attack

    • @blackbob3358
      @blackbob3358 Год назад

      @@albertozenemij9490 Wise up, knobhead, you know f/all about the crack.

    • @TOOL1023
      @TOOL1023 Год назад +30

      @@albertozenemij9490 No you wouldn't...

    • @consterus
      @consterus Год назад +31

      @@albertozenemij9490 If you were him, you would act as he did

  • @DarrellW_UK
    @DarrellW_UK Год назад +379

    This is the story behind it!
    When asked about the song in 1993, Thom Yorke said, "I have a real problem being a man in the '90s… Any man with any sensitivity or conscience toward the opposite sex would have a problem. To actually assert yourself in a masculine way without looking like you're in a hard-rock band is a very difficult thing to do… It comes back to the music we write, which is not effeminate, but it's not brutal in its arrogance. It is one of the things I'm always trying: To assert a sexual persona and on the other hand trying desperately to negate it."
    So it’s quite deep really, so there you go!

    • @betts_simone
      @betts_simone Год назад +3

      take it for it is..some times musicians say different shit in interviews, they didn't have anything to prove...nor do they divulge the intent of the meaning.." sometimes a song is just a song" any good musician will tell you that..married to one

    • @treetopjones737
      @treetopjones737 Год назад +4

      @@betts_simone SOMETIMES. John Lennon's "Julia" was about his mother for example.

    • @davidcook680
      @davidcook680 Год назад +6

      I think alot of guys relate to this song. The back story I can too.

    • @pesmerga182
      @pesmerga182 Год назад +1

      Bands sometimes just make up stuff on the spot too..

  • @BjornAndreasBull-Hansen
    @BjornAndreasBull-Hansen Год назад +446

    Thank you for reacting to this one. I think this truly must be one of the very best music performances of all time.

    • @MrBillyboyroge
      @MrBillyboyroge Год назад +1

      Here’s another one of the very best music performances of all time ruclips.net/video/bm03wqLY3Nc/видео.html 🔥

    • @MrJocky82
      @MrJocky82 Год назад +7

      Agreed Bjorn. Tom left his heart and soul on that stage right there. Astonishing emotions from him.

    • @weldonbailey1005
      @weldonbailey1005 Год назад +1

      Agree 100%

    • @rickb.4168
      @rickb.4168 Год назад

      Big ask, but it is great.

    • @robbpowell194
      @robbpowell194 Год назад +3

      I had to check to make sure this is really you, Bjorn.

  • @hulkslayer626
    @hulkslayer626 Год назад +16

    "I don't care if it hurts. I want to have control. I want a perfect body. I want a perfect soul." Is in my top lyrics of all time. 😢

  • @xxshotxx1
    @xxshotxx1 Год назад +100

    I’m jealous of you. I wish I could hear that song for the first time, and even live. Such a timeless song. It’s devastatingly beautiful.

  • @user-iv2xl6ud1r
    @user-iv2xl6ud1r 9 месяцев назад +25

    I had never watched this live performance of Creep before. It really was incredible! Your reaction was terrific, as well. Thank you!

  • @nathanclarke2777
    @nathanclarke2777 Год назад +16

    He wrote this when he was in college about a girl at a party he went to! And yeah we have all been there! And later it became the song for his wife. She died before this performance and this was a huge release for him from her death!

    • @tracyhudson1674
      @tracyhudson1674 Год назад

      His wife didn't die before this performance your talking nonsense 🙄 his wife passed few yrs bk this was over at least 25 yrs ago he sang this actual performance don't say things unless you truly know plz thankyou give the man and his wife respect

    • @nathanclarke2777
      @nathanclarke2777 Год назад +1

      @@tracyhudson1674 Sorry I had read somewhere that she had dies just before this performance! And I was giving respect! He went through a lot and I know he hurt so much!

  • @moohHa22
    @moohHa22 Год назад +57

    This is the first time I’ve seen one of your videos and I don’t think I could have picked a better one. I was touched by how emotionally intelligent you are and your interpretation of the song. I 100% agree :)

    • @BisscuteReacts
      @BisscuteReacts  Год назад +13

      Aweee thats so sweet, thank you. hope you like the rest of my videos ❤

  • @paulmiller7838
    @paulmiller7838 Год назад +124

    I have not heard this live version before. So absolutely powerful and beautiful. And your reactions were perfect.

  • @tonygriffin_
    @tonygriffin_ Год назад +118

    Loved everything you said about Thom's emotion in his voice. It was a song that meant a lot to him but not one that he felt represented the sound of the band, which was moving in another direction. Which was why this 90's performance was one of the last times they performed the song until I think, at Glastonbury in 2017. This is, as your face showed and your words described, a majestic performance from Thom, especially those held notes, and a very skilled piece of playing from the guitarist too.

    • @lk-music
      @lk-music Год назад +3

      Indeed, Jonny shredded his guitar out of tune, and fixes it mid song at 8:41... nobody even noticed.

    • @BGNewsReporter
      @BGNewsReporter Год назад

      It was definitely rare for them to play it but they did play it occaisonally. Saw it live at Summersonic in 2003. He actually changed a couple of the lyrics then as well. Amazing performance.

    • @Theomite
      @Theomite Год назад

      They played it again at Reading in 2009. And I think the Glastonbury was 2016, not '17.

  • @simplyshannon3478
    @simplyshannon3478 Год назад +27

    This version in particular is amazing. Other worldly. His voice. That note is difficult to get to and remain

  • @mikebower3362
    @mikebower3362 Год назад +36

    I really love how this song touches u to the core and how it gives us the goosebumps when he says "RUUUUUUUUNNNN" This guy is so awesome

  • @balkibartokomous7290
    @balkibartokomous7290 Год назад +9

    That first guitar drop defined an entire generation.

  • @keithgoddard4192
    @keithgoddard4192 Год назад +50

    Your ability to empathize with the musicians performing their songs is what makes your music reactions so special... it takes more than musical knowledge to really "get" a song, and you have both the knowledge and the emotional IQ.

  • @memetherapy
    @memetherapy Год назад +189

    If you enjoy great songwriting, musicianship and vulnerable honest engaged performance, you won't beat Radiohead. And they've only gotten better. If you want some tear jerkers, try "Fake Plastic Trees", "Pyramid Song", "Nude", "Daydreaming", "Codex"... but pretty much half their catalog should make any grown man cry. Radiohead's a full album type of band. If you enjoy their music, well worth indulging on your own. Every album since The Bends is a masterpiece.

    • @eduardomendesvieira2561
      @eduardomendesvieira2561 Год назад +5

      Fake Plastic Trees is a goddamn HYMN

    • @jamesleodelacruz
      @jamesleodelacruz Год назад +3

      Also motion picture soundtrack and true love waits. Those are the 2 saddest songs I’ve ever heard in my entire life

    • @memetherapy
      @memetherapy Год назад +1

      @@jamesleodelacruz lol I avoided suggesting those because those are next level sad. They are typical Radiohead album closers which might be something you should hear after a full album to end it, much like Street Spirit or Videotape.

    • @DarkLordoftheMeme
      @DarkLordoftheMeme Год назад

      Like Spinning Plates (live version) and I Will are truly gut punching

    • @memetherapy
      @memetherapy Год назад

      @@DarkLordoftheMeme Interestingly enough, I Will is an older song than Like Spinning Plates (despite their releases), and Like Spinning Plates came out of Thom reversing an old more electronic version of I Will and being inspired by how the progression and melody sounded backwards. So a backwards version of I Will inspired Like Spinning Plates... which ended up being its own song with the studio version being recorded by having Thom listen to the reversed version of Like Spinning Plates, learning the reversed melody, singing the reversed melody which was then reversed it to put it back in the right order, but have it still have that reverse suction effect. My head hurts now.

  • @hackapump
    @hackapump Год назад +42

    Broken hearts and unrequited love have created some of the world’s greatest art. Thom Yorke wrote this song while still at university, after falling for an ”it girl”, and the sentiment I suspect is something we’ve all felt at some point in our youth: While we’re still not entirely sure of who we are, or what we are truly worth, a rejection can build up to a catastrophe. The song dropped in the early 90s though, so I’m sure Thom has bounced back. ;)

  • @bgm1975
    @bgm1975 Год назад +19

    This song always hits me hard...in the 90s, I was very depressed in high school, and Creep really expresses everything I felt as a teenager.

  • @Republic3D
    @Republic3D Год назад +49

    The emotion and soul he puts into this performance reminds me of the Pearl Jam live performance of Black that you reacted to. So much emotion, they really feel it.

  • @kennethwilliams7731
    @kennethwilliams7731 Год назад +21

    That performance was like therapy for him,to vent his pain publicly in front of his fans,where he wouldn't be judged but supported! Great reaction!

  • @iamric23
    @iamric23 Месяц назад +1

    You nailed it, good job. People like him are so hard to live with because of their talent. They tend to be multiple people all at once which makes them hard to live with, or even know who they really are at any given time.

  • @jksgameshelf3378
    @jksgameshelf3378 Год назад +20

    Thom Yorke is hands down one of my favorite vocalists in rock history. To think they hated this song and didn't play it live for a long time, but I think it hits almost everyone who hears it because almost all of us have felt the emotion in it at some point. Great reaction and glad you felt it. I'm so glad I've gotten to see them perform this live. As soon as the first notes ring out, the crowd just goes wild and then sings along through the whole song.

    • @BisscuteReacts
      @BisscuteReacts  Год назад +2

      Thank you, glad to see you like the reaction ❤️

  • @adamharris3520
    @adamharris3520 Год назад +22

    I’m so glad it moved you like it moves me…it’s their most commercial song but it’s drenched in pain and that’s what makes it so appealing. Everyone has felt the pain of being (or feeling) like an outside or imposter and that’s why this song connects with so many people. Oh and Thom’s performance is just the icing on the cake!

  • @damianreid2452
    @damianreid2452 Год назад +27

    Nailed it! This song is perfect and so is your reaction. You really connected with it the way so many others have over the past thirty years. That guy you see on the mic is Thom Yorke. Story goes that he had a major crush on a girl at university but couldn't approach her - just didn't feel worthy. He admired her from a distance for a while, following her around (creeping) but only summoned the courage to talk to her on one particular evening when he'd had a few drinks. Appatently he opened up a bit too much/early about his strength of feelings for the girl, she got weirded out and ran off, leaving him feeling emotionally a bit 'fragile'. I suppose writing this song was his way of coping with the pain ..... a pain most of us have had a taste of at some point. Most of us just don't possess the talent or the sheer guts to put it in an iconic song like this one though. Thanks again

    • @betts_simone
      @betts_simone Год назад

      as the story goes...well who really knows, musicians may not actually say what a song they wrote is about, sometimes they make up shit, true artists don't "explain" their creativity and personal events, for writing a song, some are just songs, not to read too much into them..even if Thom said that who knows if he's actually divulging the "true" story, even if there was one..if you know what i mean..musician here.

  • @astroandyborgloh
    @astroandyborgloh Месяц назад +1

    7:55 "so beautiful and so sad at the same time". Radiohead's career in a nutshell :-)
    And the reasons I am obsessed with this band.

  • @f.o.6560
    @f.o.6560 6 месяцев назад +2

    You really notice what he's feeling, I always cry with this one, so beautiful ♥

  • @pauldryburgh6346
    @pauldryburgh6346 Год назад +18

    Glad you enjoyed lassie. I had the privilege of seeing them live in 2007.
    So many songs of theirs to recommend but one of my favourites is "How to Disappear Completely". Hauntingly mesmeric.
    Enjoy and be well. Cheers from Scotland 🍻❤

  • @ronnyleonmusica90
    @ronnyleonmusica90 Год назад +6

    CUANDO ESTA CANCION SALIO AL MERCADO OSEA SU CD... TENIA YO 16 AÑOS AÑORA 46 GUAOOOOOOOOOOOO COMO SUENA, Q SONIDO UN CLASICO

  • @philchazwill
    @philchazwill Год назад +1

    What a fantastic reaction. You have such a great ear and so much empathy. Totally in tune with the artist and also so articulate in a second language as you describe your reaction.

  • @benjaminbowman3342
    @benjaminbowman3342 11 месяцев назад +2

    She said "Emotion Explosion"😂😂😂 thats so great!

  • @Talon6551
    @Talon6551 Год назад +3

    Love your reaction to this. I have not seen this version of the song, but every ounce of pain is sung about showed in your face - you really felt it. Love you and your channel. Keep the reviews coming.

  • @VictorHugo-ur2ov
    @VictorHugo-ur2ov Год назад +5

    No one can emulate with such precision a real emotion within vocals without really feeling it. This guy feels what he sings, and that's really touching to hear

  • @Dadshistory
    @Dadshistory 5 месяцев назад

    Such a beautiful response Biss. That's why we all love you.

  • @damonvieira9556
    @damonvieira9556 Год назад +6

    Jesus Christ lady, you’re killing me with your reactions to this song. I’m smiling and crying. I LOVE how are feeling this song. Your reaction is genuine and heartwarming and how much you seem to care is just beautiful. When you said, “if you have ears or eyes” that’s exactly right!!! Like how can you not appreciate what you’re hearing or seeing! Thanks for another great video. I truly hope you are well over there and Germany and wish nothing but peace and love! Take care

  • @carlgibson285
    @carlgibson285 Год назад +11

    Great reaction! I can't pretend I'm the biggest Radiohead fan, but the emotion Thom puts into his vocal performance elevates this song into something special.

  • @chapelperilous9966
    @chapelperilous9966 Год назад +17

    Another Radiohead song to watch live would be 'How to Complete Disappear'. This one is also sung with so much emotion.

  • @yoyo6786
    @yoyo6786 Год назад +2

    I AM FRENCH OK ,,, SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH . NOW THIS PERFOMER TOUCH ALL PEOPLE BECAUSE HiS FACE WANT TOO HELP IF I CAN SPEAK , AND WHEN HE SING THE NOTE IN THE FINAL OF THIS SONG , IT'S INCROYABLE CAUSE IT'S LONG AND IT'S PERFECT ; FOR FINISH , IT' S SIMPLE, YOU TAKE THIS IN YOUR HEART AND IN YOUR MIND , SAD VIOLENT AND SO BEAUTIFULL EMOTION WHO THE SINGER GIVE TOO YOU AND ME OFF COURSE. BISSCUTE I LOVE YOUR REACTION BECAUSE YOU IN THE REAL WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT HIM. I LOVE THIS , DON'T CHANGE. kisses from france.

  • @trentboyd5919
    @trentboyd5919 Год назад +15

    Yorke says this is about being in love with someone, but not feeling good enough. He describes the feeling as, "There's the beautiful people and then there's the rest of us." When he was in college he wanted to be with a girl but thought of himself as never good enough therefore a creep

    • @blacknoir606
      @blacknoir606 Год назад +3

      Yup apparently the girl the song is about actually showed up to the first show they played this song and she had no idea it was about her feel really bad for thom

    • @jldude84
      @jldude84 Год назад +1

      @blacknoir606 I wish there was a way to show people like that the effect they have on people like us. And simultaneously I wish there was a way for people like us to recognize the effect we ourselves have on others who might feel this way about us even.
      When I, a guy who never felt worthy of anyone I desired, who felt like i was always the creepy loser, when I realized that there were in fact others who desired me that I myself didn't even notice....
      It's a mind fuck.

  • @michaelavery6390
    @michaelavery6390 Год назад +4

    Sung with emotion, passion and feeling. He certainly knows how to put it across. Good reaction by the way !

  • @pchirp1091
    @pchirp1091 8 месяцев назад

    You seem like a really caring person. We need more people like you. Loved the vid

  • @aussierhino471
    @aussierhino471 7 месяцев назад

    Your genuine expressions of sympathy and empathy were touching. I am guessing you would make a wonderful and caring friend. Great reaction!

  • @gerrydantone6834
    @gerrydantone6834 Год назад +3

    Excellent comments on the song. As a songwriter I am in awe when a performer can pour his deepest feelings into a song. This is the real thing. You understood the song completely.

    • @gerrydantone6834
      @gerrydantone6834 Год назад +1

      If you want to follow up with more Radiohead tunes, try "Let Down" from OK Computer or any other of the tunes from that album.

  • @tuexss
    @tuexss Год назад +7

    Another tear rolling performance. Timeless.

    • @BisscuteReacts
      @BisscuteReacts  Год назад +1

      Right?❤️

    • @peterdubois65
      @peterdubois65 Год назад

      @@BisscuteReacts you should check out some early Nick Cave...if you like this have a look at Boys next door - Shivers

  • @pedrovision6987
    @pedrovision6987 Год назад

    You can hear his soul crying...you can feel it...
    Your emotion while viewing...very pure...new subscriber.

  • @hartjohnson2975
    @hartjohnson2975 11 месяцев назад +1

    I love your response to this. Your empathy is truly special.

  • @Snarkhunter98
    @Snarkhunter98 Год назад +32

    "Creep" is one of those songs with an amazing original version and an equally amazing cover (PMJ - Haley Reinhardt). I really enjoyed your reaction to both versions. Another song that I would recommend is "Nothing Compares 2 U" ... original by Prince but with two amazing covers (Sinead O'Connor) and (Chris Cornell - SiriusXM). Would be a pretty neat to see a reaction to all three. :D

    • @digger5521
      @digger5521 Год назад

      I actually like the Mimi & Josefin version as well. Dont know why, it just hits it for me .

    • @betts_simone
      @betts_simone Год назад

      Abolutely crucial song to listen to, the sinead o'conner one is truly emotional, haven't heard cris's version..going to check it out..he had been hurting inside for a long time

  • @plaindrifter2189
    @plaindrifter2189 Год назад +3

    Your analysis is pretty spot on. One thing that some people do miss (although I don't know if you did or not) is what he is saying during that very emotional part. He says "She's running out the door, she's running out, she run, run, run, ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun!.............ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun!"
    Someone he adores so much, her reaction to him is she can't get away fast enough, making him feel like a freak. Knowing that makes the pain in that part so much more understandable.

  • @brownnative4988
    @brownnative4988 7 месяцев назад +1

    I was 15 years old when I first heard this song and 30 years on, it’s still one of my favourite songs and I sink a few beers reminiscing about those years….

  • @Mehwei
    @Mehwei Год назад +2

    I can feel his emotion too, especially when he closes his eyes, so beautiful. Thom Yorke is an incredible performer- I definitely recommend you listen to more Radiohead, they are amazing.

  • @manny3655
    @manny3655 Год назад +3

    I’m glad you gave a thoughtful reaction to Creep. It’s pretty well known that Thom dislikes the song and they rarely play it LIVE. You’re right, when he’s singing, there is no one else there but him… it’s very personal to him. Radiohead is probably the most underrated bands going, right now. There discography, including solo and experiment CD’s and singles is mind boggling. Once you take that step and slip into that rabbit hole… there’s no gettin’ out. I’ve been following them since the late eighties and I can honestly say that they are the only band that actually gets better with each album. Do everyone a favor, react to “LET DOWN,” the LIVE version. Geniuses…..

  • @ajaxlewis7664
    @ajaxlewis7664 Год назад +72

    When you're a band member (me, a drummer) sometimes the frontman will introduce a new song that we rehearse to death.
    You hear the lyrics and you genuinely start becoming concerned for them. Thing is, it fuels the way you play and your emotions effect the way you play.
    It's like their energy and feelings fill your body and you're able to channel their emotions through your instrument.

    • @iainmac4448
      @iainmac4448 Год назад +3

      What every member of linken park must have thought everytime they heard Chester perform "Given Up"

    • @venezzrok871
      @venezzrok871 Год назад +3

      Yh, one of the reasons I wish I had musical talent because music imo, is the language of the soul. Where words fall short to express ones self, music is able to do so.
      So I have this kind of positive jealousy I'm not able to express myself the way musicians do, nor do I have the balls to do so haha.

    • @ajaxlewis7664
      @ajaxlewis7664 Год назад +2

      @@venezzrok871 I got lucky. I started with the guitar and was as average as you could be but the drums were my calling.
      No lessons needed, I just had a knack (not to blow my own horn)
      But when I'm sat a kit, I feel at home, which is why, when I'm not having a great session, I feel like I've been kicked out. But I come back and nail it
      You are absolutely right; music is a potent ingredient to life. PLEASE, if you have the desire, persist with an instrument, it is a natural high!
      I wish you well and I hope you find your calling in music. It's there somewhere, buddy.

    • @venezzrok871
      @venezzrok871 Год назад +2

      @@ajaxlewis7664 Thanks! I actually got motivated to try an instrument after your comment haha! I'm already searching on the internet on how to start playing an electric guitar :)

    • @ajaxlewis7664
      @ajaxlewis7664 Год назад +1

      @@venezzrok871 I wish you all the best, dude. Don't be disheartened if your progress is slow.
      I remember being frustrated at first, but if you dedicate enough time, something will click.
      You've made my day with that comment 😊 I hope you're killing it soon! All the best 🤘

  • @Nick-we9ll
    @Nick-we9ll Год назад

    So good, thx for the reaction, no words can express the impact this group of guys had on our world, just wonderful :)

  • @danryder3865
    @danryder3865 11 месяцев назад +1

    Love how you are open minded. Thank you sweetheart.

  • @kumararup188
    @kumararup188 Год назад +4

    This live version of creep, with or without U2 live in Boston, Heaven by Bryan Adams live at Slane Castle will always be top 3 performances ever for me.

  • @fredvelez7703
    @fredvelez7703 Год назад +3

    Great song, great reaction. Thom said about this song, "It allowed us to buy a bigger tour bus". 😅

    • @BisscuteReacts
      @BisscuteReacts  Год назад

      Thank you❤️. Well he might hate the song but we do love it ❤️

  • @billywix7313
    @billywix7313 8 месяцев назад

    Hi Bisscute, this is why I follow you. You are very observant and always dead on for such a young lady.

  • @marksilva2929
    @marksilva2929 Год назад

    You have such a big heart. My favorite 90"s song. The song was how I felt when it came out

  • @ryanawilson8549
    @ryanawilson8549 Год назад +3

    Story has it that this is about a woman he thought was out of his league

  • @danyelcjimenez9319
    @danyelcjimenez9319 Год назад +3

    Jodidamente increíble más en vivo y tiene sus años está rola pero se siente como la primera vez escuchada

  • @ian3314
    @ian3314 11 месяцев назад +1

    I know this is a year or more old. The dancing is Pogo (like the stick). Came into common place with the Sex Pistols and other punk bands in the 70s and 80s. In the 90s it kinda gained its own thing as an alternative to moshing. I totally agree Thom is in his own bubble and the crowd is vibing/pogoing to the music.

  • @matthewmonsour9802
    @matthewmonsour9802 Месяц назад

    This performance always brings tears to my eyes no matter what im doing or where i am.

  • @IHeatherHarmony
    @IHeatherHarmony Год назад +6

    U should listen to the studio version(official video) for this song.. It will hit u differently for sure.. He gave 100% on this live performance tho..❤

  • @ToniMcGinty
    @ToniMcGinty Год назад +15

    If you can, check out Damien Rice singing "The Blower's Daughter" (an amazing song in its original recorded version) live, when he segues into "Creep". Two hauntingly beautiful and painful songs back to back. Incredible.

    • @neilgodfrey6578
      @neilgodfrey6578 Год назад +2

      Elephant by Damien Rice would be a good one too.

    • @ToniMcGinty
      @ToniMcGinty Год назад +1

      @@neilgodfrey6578 Aka The Blower's Daughter Part 2!

    • @neilgodfrey6578
      @neilgodfrey6578 Год назад

      @@ToniMcGinty aaah !....Didn't know that.

    • @ToniMcGinty
      @ToniMcGinty Год назад

      @@neilgodfrey6578 It was written as that, and then changed to "Elephant". But, if you follow the lyrics, it's clearly a sequel, in which he realises he has to change his behaviour from the first song.

    • @lgrcallum
      @lgrcallum Год назад +1

      My all time favourite recording of Damien Rice is the one of The Blowers Daughter/Creep live in Firenze 2004 with the full band, the dynamic shift is incredible with drums and guitar. That whole live show is incredible though, some real deep cuts.

  • @andrewgreen6429
    @andrewgreen6429 Год назад +2

    I’ve just listened to this in bed it’s 12-30am and I have tears streaming down my face. The utter raw anguish and emotion rips my heart right out. This is rock opera at its very finest. Just incredible ❤❤❤

  • @angelahunstad6852
    @angelahunstad6852 Год назад

    This is one of my faves...!!!!! LOVE THIS SONG BY RADIOHEAD!!!

  • @1972myc
    @1972myc Год назад +7

    This is the story behind this song, as posted by this young lady:
    Sofia
    1 year ago (edited)
    He wrote this song about a crush (I mean he was completely in love) he had in college, she was the most beautiful girl and he felt he was too ugly for her, like out of her league, so one day he got a little bit tipsy to have confidence and confess but she got scared of him and run.
    Later when this song got popular and they did a concert for mtv or something, that girl went and he got so emotional and kinda cried, his vocal wasn't the best in that concert but for a lot of people that was the best performance because of the emotions he transmitted

  • @williamsummerson1204
    @williamsummerson1204 Год назад

    Thom Yorke has one of the most beautiful voices ever, been a huge fan since the 90s. Thank you Bisscute for reacting to this masterpiece. You are doing a wonderful job with all your reactions. 🤘😊💙

  • @calvinthebold99
    @calvinthebold99 Год назад

    You feel a lot Bisscute. It's nice how you share.

  • @brayansanchez5557
    @brayansanchez5557 Год назад +4

    Lastima que la versión en vivo en glastonbury del 2017 fue eliminada porque para mí era la mejor versión en vivo de está canción

  • @ThirstyTunaTaco
    @ThirstyTunaTaco Год назад +5

    You should do the Karma Police song of them.

  • @autohmae
    @autohmae Год назад

    This was the Radiohead set which introduced them to me. Great performance, lots of emotion as you said.

  • @seanstevenson9891
    @seanstevenson9891 Год назад

    What a great reaction. Loved it. Keep em coming. 😁

  • @brucemckay1611
    @brucemckay1611 11 месяцев назад +3

    Nobody does Radiohead like Radiohead. I know that sounds silly. But really, people try to cover it, but they can’t.

  • @theblackdog2399
    @theblackdog2399 Год назад +3

    To me it's the grunge sound of the band that makes people feel, along, of course, with his voice, but if either one of those elements were missing, it wouldn't be the same.
    Which is why I prefer the Haley Reinhart version much more. Because Haley can illicit the same effect more or less with her own voice alone. He needs the background music and all Haley needs, is her voice to accomplish he same effect.

    • @supercheese7033
      @supercheese7033 Год назад

      Thom overwhelms this performance, but if you listen, Jonny is killing it too, so aggro and all over the place. This is truly one of my favorite performances of my all-time #1 song. the variations they've done through the years just reminds me what masters they were to put this out on their first album, crazy.

  • @stormwatchman6232
    @stormwatchman6232 Год назад

    That was amazing, thank you Bisscute for your reaction

  • @MarkiModica
    @MarkiModica 5 месяцев назад

    Biss, this was a wonderful reaction and it was beautiful to watch you go through the different emotions and listen to you break down your thoughts on this amazing song. That said, you really should check out Radiohead's entire catalog. They are amazing! One of my all time favorite bands. Great video!

  • @manmoth8833
    @manmoth8833 Год назад +11

    In order to understand the song on a deeper level, you have to remember some people don't ever feel that they belong, not just to a certain group of friends, but to the human race.

  • @metoo7557
    @metoo7557 Год назад +6

    'Who hurt him'?
    Society since the 80s was gradually being taught more and more men are born wrong, corrupt and evil. Guilty until proven innocent, never good enough unless you're renounce your own biological imprint.
    There's been no celebration of traditional family values in media since then, rather a gradually increasing condemnation of it. Fathers in media have been every more portrayed as the incompetent, if not down right malicious fathers.
    You can see how far it's come.
    This song resonates with men growing up in a society that ever increasingly disenfranchises, alienates and ostracize them.

    • @manny3655
      @manny3655 Год назад +1

      Wow! Well put… nailed it right on the head.

    • @metoo7557
      @metoo7557 Год назад +2

      @@manny3655 Yep, 40 year and counting. Well over a generation of men written out of society before they were even in it.

    • @steveharris1974
      @steveharris1974 Год назад

      There is a new religion out there that is soulless and manmade, the newly converted are always the most zealous, you're comment is not so much what anyone could conclude rationally without targeted nefarious guidance, more an indication of what has been done to you.
      I hope Thom Yorke never reads your monstrosity of a comment, for fear that his propensity to blow his own head off would grow exponentially.

  • @waynejones5635
    @waynejones5635 Год назад

    This was a beautiful performance. You can tell this song has an emotional impact when he performs. Also the fact he could hold a note while blasting his voice in such as way was very impressive.

  • @Evasion381
    @Evasion381 Год назад

    you summed it up better than i ever could, he's baring his soul for us

  • @NightFogFilms
    @NightFogFilms Год назад +3

    Not taking anything away from this performance but you should've watched the official video - ruclips.net/video/XFkzRNyygfk/видео.html

  • @stevezigmont1338
    @stevezigmont1338 Год назад +1

    That was an exceptional reaction video with empathy. You're a good woman who appreciates quality music. "Big clap"

  • @averagenewtlover
    @averagenewtlover Год назад +2

    the line “whatever makes you happy, whatever you want” makes me cry almost everytime. it hits me so deep.

  • @kennysoriginalmusicchannel5916
    @kennysoriginalmusicchannel5916 Год назад +1

    I always thought that this song was about unrequited love. Loving someone so much and not receiving any love in return. This song reminds me of the heartache I've experienced in my life. I always shed a tear when I hear it because I remember the pain I felt within certain moments of my life. Great reaction.

  • @RevanJJ
    @RevanJJ Год назад +1

    I watch this a lot. Nice to have another empath to watch this with…so powerful a song.

  • @johnnyeproductions
    @johnnyeproductions Год назад

    I just adore your accent, I could listen to you talk for days on end!

  • @dawnjones82
    @dawnjones82 Год назад

    I like your analysisis, this is one of my favourite songs. Radiohead tend to have beautiful haunting melodies

  • @alexnagy2044
    @alexnagy2044 Год назад

    You are so special too Bisscute!!! I just found your channel last week (the first video I saw was 'Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dark Necessities') and as in every video since then, I've noticed that it's rare how honest you are and that's why you're so special! That's why I subbed for sure immediately without hesitation. Love what you do! I wish you perseverance and all the best! 😊💜✌

  • @ekadow
    @ekadow Год назад

    Great reaction Bisscute, you've managed to express really well the essence of this track and Thom Yorke's extraordinary performance at Glastonbury. Keep up the good work....!

  • @Telukin
    @Telukin Год назад

    This song is absolutely heart-rending. Thank you for your reaction.

  • @marvinsarracino116
    @marvinsarracino116 Год назад

    Great live reaction!❤ Creep is a great song... So longing and deep! 💛❤️😎😁

  • @brunosantos1730
    @brunosantos1730 Год назад

    Wooow! We all could feel it. Always giving me goosebumps! Bye Biss, you totally rock! =)

  • @JenLight
    @JenLight Год назад

    Wow this is an amazing reaction. You are so empathetic. It breaks my heart to hear this song to this day and I first heard it on a jukebox in the early 1990s as a teenager. Which, the fact that I have such a vivid memory of that speaks volumes about this song.

  • @benreybates6785
    @benreybates6785 Год назад +2

    I know this is almost a year ago however I just wanted to say that this song is so POWERFUL, and just like the lady down below said it is TRULY an ANTHEM of the REJECTED & INVINSIBLE. Your reaction is so GENUINE

  • @ElLuis1122
    @ElLuis1122 5 месяцев назад

    I love your accent, I love the way you analyze the song…awesome reaction!

  • @lawerencebopp889
    @lawerencebopp889 Год назад

    Great review, you are so attached to what you feel. Keep up the great work

  • @bwalker77
    @bwalker77 Год назад

    I love this video, the way you're reacting as if everything had just happened, as if Thom Yorke had his heart broken yesterday and there wasn't a lifetime and a legendary career between now and then. Your concern is touching. He wrote many sad songs since but I believe everything is fine.