I wouldn’t care either if i just got a big bag of money..iggy knew what he was getting into ..he lives the same life as most of the people in that room do
This is now one of my favorite rock performances ever. Just the silent, non-moving audience, the contrast between the rich tuxedo people and the sweaty, shirtless Iggy, the enthusiasm the Stooges show, as well as the enthusiasm of those who join them onstage like Billie Joe, amazing stuff. I absolutely love this video.
It's so good and he knows what's up. I wanted to look for an interview about his thoughts on this but as soon as he said "let's get the upper east side up here", I knew he was in full control of those wankers. He's been doing essentially "this" for a lot longer than those nerds have sat in those audiences. It's like performance art at it's purest form. What a "true" legend.
“Let’s get some rich people up here. show them you’re not too rich to have fun”. Love it! A big F U to the execs who had snubbed them for so long. Waaay overdue!!
@@dorianleakeyThere was a LOT more money in music back then. Labels took more risks because they legitimately had no clue what would sell and what wouldn’t.
@@hansolo9585I think it was Jerry Garcia that said the music industry was better when it was old cigar chompers in charge they would put an album out just to see if it sold, in the 80s the new hip guys thought they could force the industry in certain ways
All those rich people with absolute no soul for music. One of the best concerts I ever saw was The Stooges in Memphis. I had a beer with Mike Watt, the basis, at a tiny bar called the Buccaneer before the show and such a cool down to earth guy. Ran into him having a smoke on the steps. Pure LEGENDS.
“Show me your not too rich to be cool “ Iggy your fucking Awesome mate then , now and forever! That was an Amazing performance and great job gettin’ mofos up on stage! Ya still got it mate 👍🏽
Cool performance! How can you not get energized, especially in-person, is beyond me. Then miss a chance to get on stage with the Godfather of Punk? They may be rich, but their souls are dead. But I have to admit, this is as Punk as it gets. Iggy. Grew up in a trailer park in Ypsilanti, MI. Here he is all these years later, sticking it to the man. Must suck not having the capability to understand performance art when it's in front of you.
I loved how Billie just appeared out of nowhere with a guitar and told people to come on stage, super excited as a The Stooges fan. What a great man he is.
I don’t know why y’all are complaining of the audience. This moment and set declares how rock n roll is. It’s the perfect example of rock n roll. Prune people dressed fancy while Iggy is shirtless and rocking around it’s the definition of rock n roll. This moment is so rock n roll
The thing is not the rich people who don’t relate to punk music. But those super successful musicians on stage jumping and showing Iggy how much his persona means to them. How they adore him. Being with you hero on stage - priceless!
If somebody told me this was a dramatized, acted video, with the crowd told to be quiet and still as bricks, I'd absolutely believe that. What a lame audience. What a perfect song, what a glorious performance!
The energy from Iggy is awesome. He's in front of that bored audience and everybody is scared, they try to hide by him. The best part when Eddie and Mike jumped up the stage, from the calling by Billy. Madness is on. Beautiful.
You think Iggy cares, though? think twice. He even played on America Idol and made them HIS. He is immune to the pretentious BS. He knows that the audience is gonna suck. I suspect he wanted to flip them the bird but didn't want to make the news about it.
The stooges - timeless......I wanna be ur dog- time less.......IGGY POP----TIMELESS ! ! ! and gotta ring the bell for coolness outta all the ol timers the LOUDEST
They weren't invited....they paid BIG MONEY to be there, for the prestige...like rich guys buying Super Bowl tickets on the 50 yrd line, without being big sports fans ... They're there to be seen, not to see and hear!
Na to be seen by the other rich people, for like self confirmation or something, maybe it's insecurity, maybe it's an excuse to dress nice I don't know
its amazing how much these ceremonies have changed where now its definitely more like a concert with fans and less like an awards dinner and more like a show and party
The fact that Iggy Pop can make a mosh pit out of a room full of rich, stuffy senior citizens to the horror of the soulless corporate corpses of the Rock and Roll Hall Fame is one of the coolest things I've ever seen
It's just really cool! I love how Iggy has never given a shit about being your typical rich respectable guy, he does whatever he wants and really doesn't care about what society thinks.
Billy joe is such a legend. When my son was 8 I took him to his first rock concert and billy joe pulled him up on stage and had him running around a d hosing the crowd down with water. It was friggen amazing
How can they still do it as well as back in 60s 😂 The audience just sit down with pokerface while Iggy jumps topless like a madman, I love him and the whole band!
If it’s possible I’d say the hall of fame people should find out who was at their first ever gig and contact them to see if they want to come and see how far the band’s come
@@nonameman7114 I wouldn't go that far. I've read countless books by rock singers/groups that will blame lousey record sales on their corporate handlers for not shoving a crappy album down our throats. They will take the credit when an album is a hit, but blame the record company for "not getting behind" an album that fails. (See Neil Young.)
A couple of those well dressed ladies in the front row were eyeing Iggy with wonder and arousal ~Ig's animal magnetism reminds them of a time long gone b4 they paired up with company and executive stiffs!
Yes!!!!! “ show me you are not too rich to be cool”. Great performance! Still watching in 2021. Love seeing Iggy do his thing in front of the mortuary of an audience!
The guys on stage are rock n roll legends, all of them. But then you see the audience, man. Iggy, Billie Joe, Eddie Vedder, Tre Cool, Mike and all the amazing musicians on stage rockin out, still the audience is like 🙄. Cmon brothers and sisters, show some appreciation.
@@StevenBeverage Well because almost all "rEaL" punk bands play for 4 years and then go back to working at McDonald's because it's not a sustainable lifestyle. So you're very unlikely to find ANY punk band in general,anywhere. It is stupid. Green Day,Iggy Pop, Ramones weren't stupid, that's why they're around.
@@pmaster1173 wow you really don't know anything about punk bands do you? Plenty of punk bands have been going at it for decades, with or without side jobs. Also, some bands just get 'luckier' than others because the music industry favors some more than others (for commercial reasons).
I always liked that song since I first heard on the video game title Purple Haze. It was on Sony Playstation two system. The game takes place in the Vietnam war era. Iggy had a part in the movie the Crow. At 75years old Iggy is still making music. Definitely a icon for sure.
You could tell when that one dude in the suit came up and it went like Iggy: Now I wanna Guy: now I wanna! (He was supposed to say be your dog) Also go pack go, Tom Brady paid those refs
Iggy was such a legendary singer, songwriter, icon yet couldn’t hit a single note to save his life and no one cared. It’s amazing…todays youth just wouldn’t get it…hell, my age didn’t and we were the 90s but dude holds up still. Long live the big 3…iggy,Lou & Bowie
Yes, you nailed it! The awkwardness, Iggy challenging the audience, and then the raw joy of everyone who joins him onstage (plus one woman rockin' out in the audience near the end) are what make this video so hilarious and beautiful.
I love how he treats all these snobs like they are an actual crowd there to see him Holding the mic to let the crowd sing. And they are literally just a bunch of duds.
I could have never imagined Iggy Pop and Billy Joe Amstrong on an open stage close so many people, saying "who wants to get up here, c'mon" and having the audience not even flinch, in silence, sitting down... What a strange scene
Hell yeah. I love how Billie Joe looks like he just met his childhood hero, and Eddie is going crazy like he's having the time of his life (it's something unpredictable lol). Two of my favorite bands growing up as well, seeing this was like seeing my own heroes as excited fans, and there's something so wholesome about that.
Iggy proved that they still weren't quite ready for that kind of music.
But their kids are gonna love it.
@@matiasfrangioni brilliant comments 😆😆😆👍👍
The only thing he proved is that he is will to sing for this scumbags
@@matiasfrangioni Back to the future flashbacks..
You don't find the real spirit of rock n roll at ceremonies like this. Only at real shows.
I like that he realises that the crowds hopeless and basically teases them
He should have gone full Iggy and thrown a glass against the wall or pulled a tablecloth off a table
Lol I thought the exact same thing
😂 I noticed and i LOVE IT
Haha exactly- what a bunch of LAMEASS losers! Id give anything to have that performance right up in my face, Iggy you deadset legend, 🤘🏽
Suits fen suits
love the fact he doesn’t care, he’s going to preform wether or not anyone gives him energy back
I wouldn’t care either if i just got a big bag of money..iggy knew what he was getting into ..he lives the same life as most of the people in that room do
@@Astralpains but like he said the difference is, he's not too rich to be cool
Blows my mind how much energy Iggy brings! Also love that Billie Joe understood the assignment
Yeah, with their High School Musical punk rock esthetique.
This is now one of my favorite rock performances ever. Just the silent, non-moving audience, the contrast between the rich tuxedo people and the sweaty, shirtless Iggy, the enthusiasm the Stooges show, as well as the enthusiasm of those who join them onstage like Billie Joe, amazing stuff. I absolutely love this video.
One of the best Hall of Fame performances for sure.
It's so good and he knows what's up. I wanted to look for an interview about his thoughts on this but as soon as he said "let's get the upper east side up here", I knew he was in full control of those wankers. He's been doing essentially "this" for a lot longer than those nerds have sat in those audiences. It's like performance art at it's purest form. What a "true" legend.
Iggy is the real deal. He didn’t play punk, he invented it. He needs to prove zero to anyone
@@Sweetsmcdudeman I still remember Iggy constantly playing Detroit growing up in the 70s. He & MC5 we’re years ahead
What are all those stiffs in the audience even doing there?! Do they work in the music industry..
Solid performance all-round, except that dead ocean of souls in the audience.
it always been like that in Rock N' Roll Fame
For sure dead souls in the audience
Besides the Sex Pistols this is PUNK!
Corporate fucking zombies that just want to rub skin with rock stars.. It's really pathetic.
I guess you don't flip tables when you pay $20,000/plate.
I have no idea how you can stay seated with the stooges playing in your face!
Right.. like a fucking smiling soulless graveyard..😂
They were probably on some heavy narcotic
Mike Dirnt taking a wine bottle on stage always gets me smiling.
and sharing it with Eddie!
Defently the biggest Tool on the stage
the audience didn’t deserve this performance.
You mean iggy didnt deserve this audience
@@avalon3572 no, i mean those people were not worthy of iggy.
@@Somesaymisery oohh yea i agree
@@avalon3572 Fully agree with you.
Ikr
Apparently, the industry still didn't know what to do with Iggy.
Omg 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn't either if a 60year old man acts like he's still in his drug fueled 20s
@@santerisalmivuori3872 we love Iggy for that
“Let’s get some rich people up here. show them you’re not too rich to have fun”. Love it! A big F U to the execs who had snubbed them for so long. Waaay overdue!!
@@santerisalmivuori3872 playing loud music is ageless bro.
He’s used to this. You can tell. He used to deal with the same boring crowd in 1969, when people did not know what to do with this noise lol.
This crowd just goes to show how far the music industry has strayed from the raw power of rock and roll
Well, it was always like this at the top, but surprisingly they took more risks in the past even when they were old cigar smoking executives
@@dorianleakeyThere was a LOT more money in music back then. Labels took more risks because they legitimately had no clue what would sell and what wouldn’t.
@@hansolo9585I think it was Jerry Garcia that said the music industry was better when it was old cigar chompers in charge they would put an album out just to see if it sold, in the 80s the new hip guys thought they could force the industry in certain ways
"Show me your not too rich to be cool"
*Tre Cool enters the stage*
HAHAHA I SAW THAT
"Show me you're not too rich to be cool!" Lol
I’d rather be a c…
The silliness of the whole event summed up in a typically great ferocious performance.
The Stooges 🙏❤
All those rich people with absolute no soul for music. One of the best concerts I ever saw was The Stooges in Memphis. I had a beer with Mike Watt, the basis, at a tiny bar called the Buccaneer before the show and such a cool down to earth guy. Ran into him having a smoke on the steps. Pure LEGENDS.
Marty Mcfly: "I don't think you guys are ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it"
Yes
Never more accurate
lol
Of course Johnny B Goode was Mozart compared to this sludge.
More like: " I don't think you guys are ready for that yet, but your parents loved it"
Love this “audience”...looks like they are at the Olive Garden watching the waiter sing happy birthday!
LMAOOO
juasss.....
Hahaah
Superb analogy. LOL
@@beoz658 do you have a stick inside you?
The saxophone added a different dimension of coolness.
Early punk had tons of strident saxophones
“Show me your not too rich to be cool “ Iggy your fucking Awesome mate then , now and forever! That was an Amazing performance and great job gettin’ mofos up on stage! Ya still got it mate 👍🏽
I have seen more enthusiasm in a morgue.
hahah
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣☠☠
Lol
La muerte del rock, esos canosos mataron al rock, lo envejecieron y lo convirtieron en pieza de museo
Tienes razon.
Billie is just having the time of his life. He seems like a normal fan stoked to be on stage with iggy.
Was that a pun?
Yeah, dude meet a legend. I would hug Iggy too if I had the chance haha
It's something unpredictable
But in the end it's right
I hope you had the time of your life
Billie took his advice bahahahaha
@@gloomsdoom649 don’t think she caught the pun
@@jasonscott9645 Ikr! r/woosh
one of the coolest and most iconic figures in rock history.
"holy shit, some kid got up on stage!" this made me smile :') billie must've had the time of his life
It's something irresistible
But in the end it's right
LMAO
@@JStarStar00 😁
I hope he had the time of his life.
Haha Billie was probably in his 40s when this was recorded
What's funny is he is older than every audience member there and yet it feels like a old people are watching his concert.
It’s hilarious. Those people are too afraid to be themselves I think. Or they’re just empty. Either or.
@@johndotcueha ha so true, Iggy performing in front of some alien reptiles... 😂
One of the greatest rock stars ever singing to a bunch of soulless corporate plodders!!!
Cool performance! How can you not get energized, especially in-person, is beyond me. Then miss a chance to get on stage with the Godfather of Punk? They may be rich, but their souls are dead.
But I have to admit, this is as Punk as it gets. Iggy. Grew up in a trailer park in Ypsilanti, MI. Here he is all these years later, sticking it to the man.
Must suck not having the capability to understand performance art when it's in front of you.
I loved how Billie just appeared out of nowhere with a guitar and told people to come on stage, super excited as a The Stooges fan. What a great man he is.
@@dan6m Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day. He was the guy who came on and was playing guitar, and starting singing near the end.
@@li3htning825 think he knows, Just playng dumb
I love billie man!!
@@dan6m yes, Green Day
billie joe is overacting.
Eddie vedder was the first jumping there! What a cool guy!
that's why he still alive
Eddie Vedder is the man
Iam eddie
Billie Joe was all, "Get up here man, we need some punks!"
Is actually billie joe dude
I'm trying to imagine what The Stooges were thinking about performing in front of these stiffs.
😂😂😂😂😂
I need more cocaine 😂
I don’t know why y’all are complaining of the audience. This moment and set declares how rock n roll is. It’s the perfect example of rock n roll. Prune people dressed fancy while Iggy is shirtless and rocking around it’s the definition of rock n roll. This moment is so rock n roll
Iggy is rock n roll, the crowd is not. This is a performance for the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME, and the audience is acting like they're at the opera.
The thing is not the rich people who don’t relate to punk music. But those super successful musicians on stage jumping and showing Iggy how much his persona means to them. How they adore him. Being with you hero on stage - priceless!
also since those musicians who come upstage actually owed iggy something in some form musically
Love how eddie vedder run to the stage immediately like a kid and start jumping, thats passion 🤘🏻❣️
Love Eddie Vedder :)
That's why he still ALIVE
You could see another 10 minutes of this the whole audience would be jumping as it’s so addictive and raw
If somebody told me this was a dramatized, acted video, with the crowd told to be quiet and still as bricks, I'd absolutely believe that. What a lame audience. What a perfect song, what a glorious performance!
The energy from Iggy is awesome. He's in front of that bored audience and everybody is scared, they try to hide by him. The best part when Eddie and Mike jumped up the stage, from the calling by Billy. Madness is on. Beautiful.
La felicidad en la cara de Billie, se le habrá cumplido una fantasía al estar en el mismo escenario que Iggy jajaja
@@MiguelSilva-kv7do ?
I know Eddie is Eddie vedder but who's mike?
@@Le_dank_memez Mike McCready from Pearl Jam that plays the guitar 04:02
Major props to The Stooges, Billie Joe & everyone on the stage who carried this performance while the crowd didn't help a damn bit.
You think Iggy cares, though? think twice. He even played on America Idol and made them HIS. He is immune to the pretentious BS. He knows that the audience is gonna suck. I suspect he wanted to flip them the bird but didn't want to make the news about it.
The stooges - timeless......I wanna be ur dog- time less.......IGGY POP----TIMELESS ! ! ! and gotta ring the bell for coolness outta all the ol timers the LOUDEST
When the Stooges first hit FM radio in Detroit you either loved them or hated them there was no middle ground :-) Peace
Kudos to Billie Joe for doing his best to support Iggy. How the fuck could you be invited to the R&R HOF and not appreciate Iggy Pop?
They weren't invited....they paid BIG MONEY to be there, for the prestige...like rich guys buying Super Bowl tickets on the 50 yrd line, without being big sports fans ... They're there to be seen, not to see and hear!
and it seems that it was not prepared, but it was what had to happen to give some life to that place !
Na to be seen by the other rich people, for like self confirmation or something, maybe it's insecurity, maybe it's an excuse to dress nice I don't know
the guys who came onto the stage were cool tho ;)
the rest apparently was only there for networking and not for listening
Also to Eddie Vedder for, "oh shit we're doing this? YES!" and speeding onstage
Iggy was never afraid to say fuck you to the man
I had a mate who got hus copy of New Values signed by Iggy. In marker pen he drew a big speech bubble from his cover shot that said Fuck you prick...😂
its amazing how much these ceremonies have changed where now its definitely more like a concert with fans and less like an awards dinner and more like a show and party
This is one of the greatest performances ever.
The fact that Iggy Pop can make a mosh pit out of a room full of rich, stuffy senior citizens to the horror of the soulless corporate corpses of the Rock and Roll Hall Fame is one of the coolest things I've ever seen
It's just really cool! I love how Iggy has never given a shit about being your typical rich respectable guy, he does whatever he wants and really doesn't care about what society thinks.
"Security!! There's a sweaty old shirtless man scaring my wife!"
Yeah but he’s got the body of a 25 year old- amazing! Sweaty and shirtless but not looking old!
@@Galloway278 Look old
😂
Wife: "Yes, but I gave that sweaty old man my number".
Iggy dancing and rocking the hell out in front of these penguins on suits, sitted down and sipping champagne is the definition of awkwardness
The energy from that audience...
Honestly, this proves the greatness of Billie Joe Armstrong. What a beautiful and pure spirit he has.
Yep
Billy joe is such a legend. When my son was 8 I took him to his first rock concert and billy joe pulled him up on stage and had him running around a d hosing the crowd down with water. It was friggen amazing
Mmm, bof. Do you know what mmmbof means?
Iggy Pop is the only Old dude that's never too old to rock
Old people are some of the only people who still know how to Rock. Rock bands my age are some of the tamest parodies ever.
Angus young
Uh, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltry.
@@swampshack1018 because modern rock is filled with that same mentality
@@swampshack1018 just because you listen to good classic rock doesnt mean all classic rock is good
How can they still do it as well as back in 60s 😂 The audience just sit down with pokerface while Iggy jumps topless like a madman, I love him and the whole band!
This is played to perfection, the rich watching and being powerless for the duration of pure emotions from this true artist.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction should NOT be in a room full of tuxedos @ the F'ing dinner table who don't give a F about the music.
It is ironic, isn't it. They should all be at a Barry Manilow concert instead.
If it’s possible I’d say the hall of fame people should find out who was at their first ever gig and contact them to see if they want to come and see how far the band’s come
Cardboard hearted cutouts
Right on man, what a joke. Rock & roll is the complete opposite of corporation
@@nonameman7114 I wouldn't go that far. I've read countless books by rock singers/groups that will blame lousey record sales on their corporate handlers for not shoving a crappy album down our throats. They will take the credit when an album is a hit, but blame the record company for "not getting behind" an album that fails. (See Neil Young.)
Eddie Vedder is so classy that he stand in a corner near the drum and dance like "don't bother me, i'm having fun"
Even in a massively dead crowd Mike Watt still has a massive smile on his face
That live performance was very encouraging.
The most un-stooges crowd ever. people like that don't deserve shows like this!
I agree, the people in the crowd are a bunch of rich boring pretentious snobs.
@@mr.pulpnoir3526 they were forced to smell his stench.
That's what's wrong with culture today.. those people at those tables are in charge
i'm no anarchist by any means, but that is the best comment i have read tonight
Yep.
bullshit people he should have burnt that place down!!!
I totally agree, but hasn't been like that for like 60 years?
AMEN.
This is the most rock and roll thing ever
Iggy looking young and energetic. Sounds Great too!
Love how Iggy prowls around the squares like a dangerous cat. I hope he freaked them right out.
A couple of those well dressed ladies in the front row were eyeing Iggy with wonder and arousal ~Ig's animal magnetism reminds them of a time long gone b4 they paired up with company and executive stiffs!
Hell yeah
@@princebonnie1357 Bull shit. They were looking at him like they wanted to hurl! And rightly so. Pathetic crap!
The janitor reported a few puddles
"do we have any rockin lawyers that wanna come up on stage?! c'mon rich people!" lmfao
"let's get some jewelry up here" 🤣
even with a quiet crowd a good show was performed. pure talent
I grew up in Detroit and have loved Iggy ever since that first Stooges album. This is real rock and roll.
Tbh. This felt more like an onstage protest than a performance lol. Eat the Rich
The only thing they’re good for
He looks so understandably frustrated with the dead souls..... Yet still gives his best
Finally, a rock n roll hall of fame performance worth watching.
And this is why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should be in Detroit!
Yes!!!!! “ show me you are not too rich to be cool”. Great performance! Still watching in 2021. Love seeing Iggy do his thing in front of the mortuary of an audience!
😂😂😂😂😂HE woke it up love it
The guys on stage are rock n roll legends, all of them. But then you see the audience, man. Iggy, Billie Joe, Eddie Vedder, Tre Cool, Mike and all the amazing musicians on stage rockin out, still the audience is like 🙄. Cmon brothers and sisters, show some appreciation.
Hell yeah👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Best Band Ever ❤
What a tune! One the best ❤
I love this... the fact no one is enthused by this is perfection and just how it should be. Only the cool people get Iggy....
The frontman of the greatest punk rock band sharing the stage with the 'Godfather Of Punk' couldn't have been any better😅 He's just living his moment!
Far from that and Iggy doesn't agrees with that label
I dont see the frontman of any punk rock band sharing Iggys stage
@@StevenBeverage Well because almost all "rEaL" punk bands play for 4 years and then go back to working at McDonald's because it's not a sustainable lifestyle. So you're very unlikely to find ANY punk band in general,anywhere. It is stupid. Green Day,Iggy Pop, Ramones weren't stupid, that's why they're around.
@@pmaster1173 wow you really don't know anything about punk bands do you? Plenty of punk bands have been going at it for decades, with or without side jobs. Also, some bands just get 'luckier' than others because the music industry favors some more than others (for commercial reasons).
Green Day is absolutely not the greatest punk band lol.. pioneering sure, maybe.. but not the greatest
This somehow fills me with great sadness, but somehow a glimmer of hope.
Bizarre beyond words - both the performance as well as the catatonic audience.
More energy in one man than the whole of the deadbeat audience.
Billie Joe Armstrong being a one man hype machine
3:50 Mike Dirnt sharing bottle of wine with Eddie Vedder.
I always liked that song since I first heard on the video game title Purple Haze. It was on Sony Playstation two system. The game takes place in the Vietnam war era. Iggy had a part in the movie the Crow. At 75years old Iggy is still making music. Definitely a icon for sure.
Iggy holding the Mic up to all of those Tuxedos was amazing.
I guarantee 75%+ of them don't know who tf the Stooges are.
You could tell when that one dude in the suit came up and it went like
Iggy: Now I wanna
Guy: now I wanna!
(He was supposed to say be your dog)
Also go pack go, Tom Brady paid those refs
@@serjtankian5474 my thoughts exactly 😸
Wow! Best film about this decade. Wow! Everything you need to see to understand where we are.
loved the audiences on stage. They took responsibility for this fine moment
Let it be known that Billie Joe & Ed were the first ones on stage. My top 2 favorite bands for a reason
Right?
"Audience's first time hearing rock music at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony"
Wow the end was incredible I would not be able to contain myself!
Iggy was such a legendary singer, songwriter, icon yet couldn’t hit a single note to save his life and no one cared. It’s amazing…todays youth just wouldn’t get it…hell, my age didn’t and we were the 90s but dude holds up still. Long live the big 3…iggy,Lou & Bowie
Mike Dirnt sharing his bottle of wine with Eddie gives me force to live
That shit was so amazing and hilarious. Love the awkwardness and how much he didn’t give a fuck.
Yes, you nailed it! The awkwardness, Iggy challenging the audience, and then the raw joy of everyone who joins him onstage (plus one woman rockin' out in the audience near the end) are what make this video so hilarious and beautiful.
SAYS A LOT ABOUT ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME.
I love how he treats all these snobs like they are an actual crowd there to see him Holding the mic to let the crowd sing. And they are literally just a bunch of duds.
I could have never imagined Iggy Pop and Billy Joe Amstrong on an open stage close so many people, saying "who wants to get up here, c'mon" and having the audience not even flinch, in silence, sitting down... What a strange scene
it's funny and makes one appreciate authentic people like Iggy the most
I deeply admire Iggy’s dedication to get that rotting corpse of an audience to sing the chorus
Audience: "wait a Minute. This is not bon jovi. Im not amused."😂😂😂
Many people in general have forgotten how to move and express themselves freely and authentically in the world is all-)
Billie Joe and Eddie Vedder moshing on stage to the Stooges made me squeal like a little girl. Green Day and Pearl Jam are my favourite two 90s bands
Hell yeah. I love how Billie Joe looks like he just met his childhood hero, and Eddie is going crazy like he's having the time of his life (it's something unpredictable lol). Two of my favorite bands growing up as well, seeing this was like seeing my own heroes as excited fans, and there's something so wholesome about that.
The irony is this is the most un rock n roll crowd ever.
Lol at the audience "I hope he doesn't come near me, I don't know the words!"
The fact Eddie Vedder is one of the first people up there speaks volumes... I fn love this.
Respect to the ones who got up on stage ! ! 🤟