FIRST TIME HEARING Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit (Official Music Video) REACTION | LETS GO! 🔥😤
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Man this song’s impact when it dropped was something serious. I was a hip hop head and a casual rock fan back then. This was literally a game changer in the music industry
💯
I remember it was so different to anything we'd ever heard before. And then we gave it name: "grunge".
they tore through music and said hear we are, fuck you if you like it, fuck you if you dont
Facts hip hop dudes were head banging to this u had no choice it hit that hard.
I was one of the billion teenage boys who ran out and bought a guitar after this song dropped. This album was a game changer
That drummer is the superstar Dave Grohl of the band Foo Fighters. One of the most gracious and down to earth rockers I’ve ever seen. And I’m 60. You should watch him bring fans on the stage to play and sing with the band.
So talented. I've never been a big fool fighters fan
Dave is definitely the nicest guy in Rock it seems. FF is my favorite band. I love when he brings fans up to sing. Who else hands some one the microphone, drum sticks, and I've even seen him hand his own guitar. Very bad ass.
Inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame twice
is this his Dad.?
@@markvanderstelt8999 well David Grohl is 52 so I was only 8. I think he was the illegitimate child of Bob Seger and John Lennon.
This track is a rare moment where the video was just as important as the song was. Up until '91, it was all hair metal songs about partying with supermodel girls who would dance around all the guys that were wearing makeup and leather straps. When this video hit, it was a sudden shock to the system where the new generation of kids all looked like this - slacker clothes, hair that wasn't done in front of a mirror, and a fed up attitude towards "fake partying". It didn't last long - this whole generation was depressed. But just before rap finally broke out in to the mainstream in the mid-ish/early 90's, this track defined a whole generation in one video.
1991 - Two weeks into my freshman year of college I'm sitting in the student union building and MTV premiers Smells Like Teen Spirit in front of dozens of students. Minds blown. This song/video obliterated a decade of really terrible hair band videos and songs. Nirvana and the legendary bands of the rock grunge era changed the music scene almost in an instant.
dude. have some dignity....
Dude ...what fake partying are you talking about? I love Nirvana but to suggest that the era before was
"fake partying"...the era before was balls to the walls partying, I know cause I was there. I was teens
in the 80s...and 20s and still very young when Nirvana came out. It was all good. But I have to say the
80s party was bigger, better, more inclusive only because the mass incarceration process over partying didn't occur until the 90s. Today we are still very careful when and where we party bc of the 'BS policies of the 90s.
Don't listen to me, do your own research on alcohol/drug incarceration over the decades.
The glamrock/hair metal era of the late 80s was just a small slice of 80s music, which was probably the most musically diverse decade ever. And nobody partied harder than people in the 70s and 80s. Nothing fake about it. Nirvana was the real deal when they came out, but their genre of music got copied and corporatized just like every other genre. Today that is pretty much all that exists.
I was 15 at a school dance when I first heard this!
R.I.P Kurt Cobain. This was #1 on MTV's top 100 songs of the 90s. A lot of people still consider it that. Nirvana and Alice in Chains are my favorites
That makes sense. The impact this song had to culture as a whole was insane. Even people who never got into the grunge scene were still impacted by it for the rest of the decade. Wow. That fact really has me thinking deep into this now. Lol
@@rachelsullivan2926 It definitely got me into grunge. Everything about this song is perfect. I wish there were still mainstream songs like this with this level of talent and passion.
@@younggullah Yeah. Auto tune has really devolved main stream music. It's such a shame.
@@rachelsullivan2926 Im hoping one day things will turn around
@@younggullah Me too.
The chorus going into the solo is one of the best musical stanzas ever made. Goosebumps EVERY time.
The drummer of Nirvana is now the lead singer of the Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl. Next try reacting to one of their songs such as The Pretender.
They definitely need to check out the Foo Fighters sooner than later
Exactly what I was thinking, The Pretender is an awesome song
Rico is bringing "The Pretender"
tomorrow! Check it out! 🎵🔥🎤🎸
@@jennhurl Awesome, I will be watching.
@@dannyworten5876 Sooner than later sounds like the title of their next album 😂🎸
This song has been been listened to over 1 billion times since the 90's. How can this be the first time hearing it?
muchas personas lo hacen por vistas, es casi imposible que no la hayan escuchado al menos 1 vez en su vida
Released 1991. Since 2009 on RUclips
Are you seriously first time hearing this song????????
Thank the RUclips algorithms. If they were listening to modern pop, it gave them more of the same.
@@fredynikita1747 its not so surprising since I've not listened to most of the current late 2015-2022 songs myself.
You can talk about the drummer Dave making Foo Fighters or Kurt, but the importance this song had on music is legendary. It's a watershed song, it changed things.
Facts 💯 this song literally marked the end of the very popular 80's glam & hair bands. It gave rise to a whole new sound, attitude, and generation of music. Grunge was here - welcome to the 90's - just like that.
Hey yo Dave Grohl is the drummer and brings the energy every time his life performances are incredible you guys would also probably like the pretender video by the Foo Fighters which he is the lead singer of.
Foo fighters is great. The drummer from Nirvana is the front man and rhythm guitarist for them. Dave Grohl is one of my all time favorite musicians ever.
Rico is bringing "The Pretender"
tomorrow! Check it out! 🎵🔥🎤🎸
I like the fact he played The Devil on Tenacious D the Pick of Destiny.
The fact he had the foresight to make Taylor Hawkins, formerly of Alanis Morissette's band, his drummer proved his ear to me (along with years of previous work.)
Unstoppable energy.
This is one of my favorite bands of all time. Please react to “In Bloom” or “Come As You Are” next.
The lead singer is Kurt Cobain which I’m sure you’ve heard of before. He’s a legend and defined a whole generation.
The drummer is Dave Grohl, founder and frontman of the Foo Fighters. After Kurt passed away and Nirvana was finished, he really put in the work and made a successful career for himself.
that was the real last wake-up call of a band for a whole generation. I can say that because I have seen Led Zeppelin and others live. When the song came out I was 30, nothing like that happened again, the music today is great, partly really great, and after listening to it you forget it again immediately. what kind of lucky child I am that I was allowed to grow up in the 80s and 90s, music still had a soul
This comment sums up 💯 how I feel- I was in college when this came out- mind blown when I first heard it- and just like that.. we had the grunge era.. oh how blessed I am to have been able to live thru the 70’s, 80’, & 90’s- hit and hit after hit.. we didn’t know how good we had it!
Hard to believe that they're a three piece band. The sounds they came up with were superb.
And if you watch live performances, they were so tight as a band, must’ve rehearsed a lot. Almost perfectly reproduced their studio albums. They sound amazing doing their live versions.
If you guys like this you should watch (Nirvana ,song Lithium at the live and loud)✌🏾
Yes! I agree. It truly show cases Kurt's beautiful voice.
@@debrafrogner Definitely. Still think he had the best scream!
The drummer, Dave Grohl, also played drums on Queens Of The Stone Age's song "No One Knows" (you'll be great to react to this music video), and he is currently the vocalist for the band Foo Fighters.
*Weird Al - "Smells Like Nirvana". Weird Al does parodies of songs and he's the best at it. It would be fun to see you guys check out some of his songs after seeing/hearing the original.*
Nirvana: "Lithium", "Heart Shaped Box", "About a Girl", "Come As You Are", "In Bloom", "Drain You", "All Apologies"
Great list
I made a paid request for their MTV unplugged "where did you sleep last night" cover a while back so hope thats soon
Dave Grohl, the drummer - started his own band called the Foo Fighters. He played ALL the instruments but eventually invited others in to make the band. Fun fact - Dave Grohl Is a big BeeGees fan and did a cover album. (I know you’re liking the BeeGees too ha)
I love how much he is into all music. I can appreciate his appreciation. His head bopping is always there!
From a guy who was a teen living in Seattle when this song hit, if you want the gods of Seattle listen to Alice in Chains We die young.
The music scene in Seattle Chains was top. Layne Staley's voice was simply on another level than almost every singer of that time God rest his soul.
Alice In Chains is top 3 band of all time in my opinion.
R.I.P Layne Thomas Staley 🕊️
& Mike Christopher Starr 🙏🏻
Alice in Chains Album "Dirt" is the tits
And to add to the gods of Seattle, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and Foo Fighters.
I concur!!! Tell them brother! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
The drummer of this band is the singer and guitarist of a band called Foo Fighters
I think you would like them
This whole album Nevermind is great. As someone mentioned about the drummer check out his band Foo Fighters and check out the song/video The Pretender.
One of the best bands ever
R.i.p. Kurt cobain
I remember watching MTV news and was shocked to hear the news about kurt
When he was first learning drums, he held his sticks backwards. He eventually turned them around. Nirvana picked him as their 5th drummer because he hit so hard. His beat is pure Gap Band.
As others are saying, Dave Grohl is one of the best rock drummers of all time. This is him playing with one of the most important rock bands of all time before going on to be the lead vocalist and songwriter of ANOTHER one of the greatest rock bands of all time (Foo Fighters). You cannot overstate the importance or impact of Nirvana or Dave Grohl on modern music. Anyone who says different is either ill-informed or a hater. Haha Great reaction. You two have such open minds and positive words. Love watching and being a subscriber. 🙏🏻
Kurt was way more important than Dave to the music scene imo
@@bobbymariani2839 I agree. I was commenting on Grohl because that’s who they were hyped on in the reaction. :) 🍻
This is why nirvana restarted rock in the 90s. They changed the whole face of music. Very few bands had the same impact, your shirts have 2 of the other bands who had such an amazing impact, sabbath and zep.
Jon bonjovi, def leppard, motley crew, gun n roses were already well established in pop rock. I wouldn't call a restart. However they really kicked off 1993 with the grunge genre. It was really underground until that point.
@@h.c4898 it was a restart because grunge killed off the cheesy pop rock and created good rock again.
@@curtiswilson3569 no. It never did. Grunge kicked off from underground metal. It never killed anything.
Nirvana is the shit my brother thank you for letting The younger generation to know where that music came from God bless you
You guys should listen to 'where did you sleep last night ' from the live unplugged in New York, it's Epic ✌🏽
This and the man who sold the world are my favorite
nirvana took over the 90s. the lead singer passed away in 1994 by suicide , at the age of 27 years old. he was so young. please react to more nirvana. i recommend “aneurysm” live at the paramount 1991
Nirvana changed the face of the music industry *OVERNIGHT* with this song! It went stratospheric and defined a new genre - 'grunge'. I adored them and like everyone else, I was devastated when singer/songwriter/lead guitarist, Kurt Cobain took his own life in 1994 at the peak of their fame. Kurt you are missed - R.I.P.💔
The drummer is David grohl who is now the lead singer/guitarist for the foo fighters
Welcome to the wonderful world of Nirvana! A few more notable songs from Nirvana worth reacting to are -
Come as You Are
You Know You're Right
About a Girl
Heart Shaped Box
Sliver
Where Did You Sleep Last Night (MTV Unplugged)
This was dope af! This was another joint that I was fkn with as a kid. I just watched your latest Bone Thugs video and that was dope af too! I love the drums. It's probably my favorite instrument. My family didn't have the dough growing up to get me a kit to learn to play. But I've always had a crazy appreciation for the drums. Dave Grohl is one of my personal favorite drummers. There are so many unbelievable drummers! But this was dope af! Appreciate both of y'all! Much ❤ to you both and the whole Recklezz community!! ✌❤ y'all!!
We all got different flows in life! Ong!!! 💯 🙏
Nirvana "The Man Who Sold the World" on MTV Unplugged
If you like drumming you should check out the band Skillet, they have a dope female drummer. Their song and video for Awake and Alive is hella hype, y'all would definitely dig it.
Skillet has great workout music!
@@tracyrrg9328 Most definitely 💪
Hell yeah! Invincible gets you jacked up!
In the early 90s, Nirvana was one of the main bands that started the 'grunge rock' movement (away from the late 80s hair band era)
The Industry labelled this music "Grunge" but for us at the time it was finally a new and unique rock sound and vision. While we all listened and rocked with the bands whose shirts you are both wearing, this was our generations music.
Yes a great follow up would be come as you are
Another great reaction. Love the zen/Sabbath T-shirt combo. Keep up the rock brother, it’s worth the trip. Speaking of drummers I need to check out the Pneuma reaction. Like how you recognize something outside your wheel house.
Saw them in concert at the legendary First Avenue nightclub in Minneapolis, 1991. A band I knew was opening for them and got me and brother in to the show. I was 22 and had just graduated college a few months before. This song changed the music scene overnight. There was just something special and different about it - when you heard it, you just knew it was special.
That’s Dave Groul from the Foo fighters he was Nirvana”s drummer
I'll never forget buying the single to this on tape lol. I had this blasting for the whole day. The energy was something new for me and it sounded so different from the hair metal before it. It lead me down a rabbit hole that introduced me to groups like Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Sound garden and other grunge groups; as well as alternative bands like Smashing Pumpkins, Blur, Collective Soul and Presidents of the United States. Nirvana was a whole vibe.
React nirvana - Where did you sleep last night
Nirvana was lightening I'm a bottle. RIP Kurt!
2:15 Foo Fighters - "Everlong".."The Pretender".."Times Like These".."Best Of You".."Learn to Fly"
Rico is bringing "The Pretender"
tomorrow! Check it out! 🎵🔥🎤🎸
@@jennhurl Thanks for the heads up Jen! How did you know so early sheesh
90s grunge rock was so awesome I was in high school then so many great bands
I was 9 years old when Nevermind came out 😎🤘🏽 chillen out by the beach.
RIP KURT 💔 💐
We still miss you everyday!
I was a teenager in the early 90s.
That smile on her at 6:19 is glowing.
She would have been into it back then 😚
..and him, we would have welcomed him with open arms.
Kurt would have wanted that, too 🤗
Little tid bit of info. Dave the drummer you have seen in a commercial recently where he's yelling up to Kevin Hart "I'm making lasagna. Do you want some lasagna!".
Bro's talking about the second round on the chorus where Dave starts hitting the symbols lol I fuckin love that part too lol
You'd absolutely love watching Dave bang those drums on the video for Queens Of The Stoneage 'No One Knows'.
Great Reaction as always 🙏
Dave Grohl wrote a song "Marigold" a B-side on single "Heart-Shaped Box" that I still hold in respect as the first Foo Fighters song. Years before Foo Fighters existed.
Oh we had that song on the jukebox at a games room in a small town when I was a teen , such good memories , I have a soft spot for that song ❤️
The drummer is Dave Grohl who is now in Foo Fighters.
"Here we are now, entertain us!" Famous words when arriving to a party. :)
music brings people and cultures together. LOVE THIS SH*T!
He said Dave was the best drummer for the band bc he hit so hard you could hear the drums through the music. Dave ended up starting foo fighters after Nirvana
First time I saw the vid was aged 13 in late 1991....
I was in awe...
Nirvana just blasted me...
60's thru the 90's ....rock at its best
I love that when Nirvana got the question "What does the song "Smells like teen spirit" mean?" they said.. We dont know...yet.
this was one of them songs, that you had no intention of learning the lyrics too, but it was played so much, you unintentionally can sing it word for word.
Now this is more like it. My favorite Nirvana song of all time. Classic. I like guitars better than drums, but in this song I like how they both balance each other out. Yeah that energy is through the roof.
This song with the album single handedly swirched the music industry this album came out had ALOT of 80s debouchery rock bands were done...
My dad has that same Led Zeppelin shirt
KEEP GRINDING. I SEE YA!
I remember the first time I heard this on MTV and just being dumbstruck staring at my tv. Just absorbing it. The second time I saw it I knew I had a new favorite song and that things were now different.
I was 16, a late GenXer. Such a great time period to come of age. We were the last era to grow up in the “old world.”
Dave has a video of himself playing the drums to this song now. Just ran across it the other day.
You want to understand Nirvana, watch Nirvana Live at the Paramount. Off the charts good and truly captures them.
this was my 1st album i owned on cassette tape when i was 8 in 93 when i got it lol, forever a classic and such an influence.....thanks mom ;) lol
I was 14 when nevermind came out living in sandpoint, Idaho at the time when grunge music was taking off and all over the pacific northwest it was amazing.
It's called grunge!
Kurt Cobain's style is grunge and he's from Washington state where grunge began
It was like nothing else! It took rock from glam to intense...
If you like guitars do
Hear n' Aid "Stars"
after the first time I listened to it it stuck in my head for 20 years, I hope you like it and good luck
The drummer got the opening beat from the GAP band. Just heard that story this year 😂
Also you know the drummer is a badass when all you can see is sticks and hair lol.
Nirvana ended 1980's hair metal. This song and album was a shock to the music industry.
Perfect explanation! Sometimes I try to listen to this song like I have never heard it before, to try to get that feeling back. Sometimes it works and I can feel the nostalgia, "wow, what is this? who is this?" experience again. First time I saw this video, I literally called up all my buddies, and was like, "Hey, you have to check out this band!" Like you said, something about it was different and refreshing. Like we all said, "finally, something new" No more Slaughter, White Lion, Cinderella, Ratt, Whitesnake . . . not there was anything wrong with those bands, but the music was just turning into the same ol' mashed up crap we kept hearing over and over. It was time to put it to rest.
Ice Nine Kills - Hip to be Scared
Dude on the drums kills it
Ok I got one for you Nirvana, MTV Unplugged, “Lake of Fire” please react to this song.
The drummer is Dave Grohl also the lead singer of the Foo Fighters (if you haven’t heard of them either take a listen)the lead singer you likes voice so much was Kurt Cobain who started a new genre of music and changed a whole generation. Plus he was ahead of his time.
This was his message back when CDs would have a pamphlet type thing that would sometimes have lyrics, song list w/e the band or rap artist wanted to put Kurt included a message for their second album ‘In Utero’ was “If you’re a sexist, racist, homophobe or basically an asshole, don’t buy this CD. I don’t care if you like me, I hate you.”
Good to see Gen X liking older music. If y’all are Gen X looks like it atleast. And if you haven’t heard this song I assume you are.
When I was 18 and had just started clubbing in the UK this tune had just come out and we used to go mental on the dance floor. Oh happy days 😃
A great reaction video to one of the greatest rock tunes of all time! Thank you! Much appreciated!
His voice is haunting 🤘🏼
I lived in Seattle in 1980s and 90s. The city was electric with all the musicians moving in. Walking downtown you got to see many of the band members just walking around. You could see these groups for less than $10 and be blown away. Alice in Chains and Pearl Jam we were lucky enough to see them all. Such a fun time. ❤✌
Let's never forget Chris Cornell. A true legend
He will be remembered legendary rock music with a awesome passion 🙌👏
Recommend Heart Shaped Box next!
Nirvana was the biggest rock band of the 90's
GREAT shirt man!
Every time I hear this song I just go crazy 🔥
Oh my God All of a sudden I'm 17 years old, jammin this shit in my system! Great job guys. I come from the era of classic grunge. Good shit for real! Love it
Thank you Heather!!
@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz you're welcome as always
Dave G went back and fourth with this 11 year old girl , playing drums. the little girl finaly played with Foo Fighters at a live show , and she killed it
i love seeing ppl hear the magic of ppl like kurt and 2 pac the 90's was really amazing time 4 music
When Nirvana first debuted in 1989, no one thought that this punk rock-inspired trio from Seattle would revolutionize music in the 1990's for a brief moment and changed the game forever... This music video was shot in 1991 on a low budget - Nirvana had played a show that night, and just invited their audience to the video shoot. Even tho the band was just playing to a track on the P.A. in a school gym, the audience went nuts and trashed the set. They were still broke when this video hit MTV in the fall of '91, and by November, the album 'Nevermind' knocked Michael Jackson's 'Dangerous' album to hit #1 on the US charts.
Despite his limited skills playing guitar, vocalist/guitarist Kurt Cobain knew what he wanted his band to sound like when Nirvana came together in 1987 w/ Krist Novoselic on bass... Chad Channing soon joined on drums. Kurt wrote all the songs and most of the music for Nirvana, and completed the first album 'Bleach' in 1989 on a small budget for indie Seattle label Sub Pop. Nirvana was raw and primal, and had a lot of melody as well... the first record sold well, but Nirvana was not a typical rock band that sold millions of records in 1990. They looked weird, dressed cheap, and sounded under-produced. In early 1991, drummer Dave Grohl joined Nirvana and brought his hard-hitting beat into the band. An offer from Geffen Records that year got Nirvana back in the studio that year, and they cut their second album 'Nevermind' w/ producer Butch Vig.
When 'Nevermind' was released in 1991 and "Smells like teen spirit" was the first single, Nirvana thought they would never become as big as Guns N' Roses or Metallica... but MTV made the single a huge success and 'Nevermind' sold millions that year. By 1992, Nirvana's unexpected success brought focus on the Seattle scene, which the press dubbed 'grunge' rock... Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains... all had huge hit records in '92. Kurt Cobain had been evicted from his apartment in '91, and then he was making million$. The band ended the year w/ a record of unreleased Nirvana tracks titled 'Incesticide'... However, pressure from success and health problems had driven Kurt Cobain into h addiction to curb his pain. The sudden fame was a burden on Cobain and not what he expected.
Nirvana wanted a return to their primal, raw sound on the next record 'In Utero' in 1993, and performed an acoustic set of original songs and covers on MTV 'Unplugged' that year. However, on tour, Kurt was slowly coming apart. In Europe around early 1994, he reportedly attempted suicide, but survived... He was flown back to the States and checked into rehab, but jumped the wall eventually and took a flight back to Seattle... Kurt Cobain's body was found in his home by an electrician in April 1994. He had written a suicide note to his fans, shot himself up w/ h one last time, then took his own life w/ a shotgun to his head. Kurt Cobain was only 27 when he died. Nirvana was over.
The band released the 'MTV Unplugged' acoustic record in late 1994... Cobain's final song recorded w/ Nirvana was "You know you're right" and it was released in 2002, showing how much turmoil he was in by his lyrics.
Nirvana's drummer Dave Grohl was devastated after the death of Kurt Cobain; he had recorded an album of his songs while in Nirvana, on which he sang lead, played guitar, bass and drums. After some time off, he launched a new project Foo Fighters in 1995 and refused to perform any Nirvana songs live... Foo Fighters began touring that year and Grohl built his own success separate from Nirvana, and he embraced his role as vocalist/guitarist of Foo Fighters til today.
Bad ass share of Nirvana & Kurt's rise to fame and untimely, tragic end. Nailed it.
I miss Dave Grohl on drums, although I suppose he does well at his lead singer and guitar roles now. There can’t be many other people who were inducted into the Rock N Roll HOF for 2 different groups like Dave either.
There's no need to worry because Dave still drums Nirvana's tracks. On RUclips, I saw him perform "Smells Like Teen Spirit", and by scrolling through the comments, everyone says that he still retains the same power during his time with Kurt and Krist.
Hey, that head bob lets us old MF’s know you feel us. What greater gift can be passed down. We were fucked but you feel us
Gotta give the drummer some!! I love drums 🖤
Never forget was at a college party and took over DJ duties when I first heard this song, it blew me away and people got mad at me but I didn't give 2 fucks and played this shit like 13 times in a row.
Kurt colbain was legendary all his mtv unplugged songs dope af
The drummer is now lead guitar and singer of the Foo Fighters Dave G.