Oh. This is about child abuse. It was the fantasy. That the pain would just go away. That you would have somewhere to run to, someone to run to. You feel trapped and helpless. I know firsthand. And even to using music as a therapy, and your parents telling you it's the devil's music, or to stop listening to that noise. (That's what's in the box.) This one hits deep, man.
Dad used the smash the fuck out of me for any reason, he claims he did it to discipline me. When I was 15 I fought back by holding him, I had started to get a little stronger than him at that point. Still traumatising for me, I'm 35 now and my dad has stopped talking to me in the last year because I didn't meet his expectations
@@jehanariyaratnam2874 I hear you, man. For me, my dad had about 24 inch biceps, so he was a force of nature. You just took cover. I admire that you fought back. And the belt....yeah. That happened to me. Took years to talk about it without pain. I didn't speak to my dad for years, as well. We reconnected when he stopped drinking. But it wasn't easy to try to forgive. I've got a few years on you. It's a hard slog to get through all the rage in your head. But it's better when you do. We're survivors, man.
Korn is what got me through my teenage years man. Follow the Leader, Issues, KoRn, and Life is Peachy albums are 4 of my favorite albums of all time. I listened to KoRn literally anytime I wasn't in school. Didn't matter if i was riding around or sitting at home. One of their first 4 albums was playing. There's some really good tracks on their first self titled album. I actually got to meet the entire band in 2015 during their 25 year anniversary tour of their self titled album. They were all pretty down to earth people. Especially Monkey and Jonathan Davis. Plus got to see them play a live acoustic version of Alone I Break just me my wife and 48 other people that got VIP passes to the show. Was one of the best live shows I've ever been to. They played their first album from start to finish plus got to see Jonathan Davis perform Daddy live for the first time in 25 years. One of those shows that I'll remember forever.
Issues saved my life repeatedly. The way I felt, the trauma i was dealing with, was all put down like it was written about me in track 16 "Dirty" and having my thoughts and feelings expressed by my favorite band was immensely helpful to me pushing on.
I love this video so much, every child with a red light in their room is another abuse victim or former victim, and they hear the child crying and they all sneak out to get them out of there! Korn is the music in her box that she hides and what gives her the strength to get out.
They do actually have a song called Children of the Korn - and it's with Ice Cube :D If you wanna hear what they recall as their worst song just listen to All in the Family with Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit - They recorded it after som drinking while making their album, and actually Limp Bizkit was discovered by Korn - something to read about in your spare time :D
Shoots and ladders is also one that rolls with these songs from the start. But check out Korn Blind live. Or even shoots and ladders live. Jonathan Davis is the lead singer and his musical talents are absolutely amazing.
Some of us had childhoods full of abuse. You sink or swim. It’s what it is, sometimes. Let it break you or become a stronger person, I chose the latter.
@@angelabordack I found music like that in the last few years from Tom MacDonald (not his political stuff, even tho I like that stuff from him too), Falling In Reverse, Jelly Roll, Phix, Problematic, Madchild, Ekoh, Lo Spirit, Ren - mostly independent artists. Although FFDP, Avenged Sevenfold, Shinedown, Sixx AM, Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin, Court Taylor (alone, with Slipknot, or with Stone Sour), Halestorm.... And Tool, Disturbed and Korn are still touring! I took my niece a couple of years ago to see Korn and Avenged Sevenfold headline Warped Tour and we went and saw Disturbed for their 25th year touring (funny cuz I saw them their 1st year touring, 6 times total in 25 years) while they were headlining a tour with Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin! Even tho we are almost 18 years apart music has always been a bond for us and I raised her for most of her life because she was abused at the age of 2 and was not protected by her biological parent so I made my mom get guardianship and even tho I was only 19 at the time, she gave me a reason to straighten out my life so I could be there for her. Unfortunately, when she was almost 10 years old I lost someone that I was in love with very tragically and relapsed into addiction for 4 years and ended up going to prison for another 3.... But she became my reason to get myself better and to be a better person and she got pregnant while I was in jail (at age 14) so when I got out I helped her with her son for a few years and now she has given me a total of 3 more reasons besides herself to keep my addiction in check and be better! We communicate with music. I dedicated Hoobastank "Reason" to her.... And I have "You are my sunshine" tattooed on my back and she has "My Only Sunshine" on hers because that was the song I sang to her to calm her down after the abuse. Now her 11 year old son listens to Disturbed too and we are going to try to take him with us to a show in the next couple of months! Music has a way of connecting people, expressing what I can't express myself and a way of bringing (my family at least) close together and being something we can share no matter where we are in the world! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@MegsD79 Check out Ren and Chinchilla. Rancid never missed! EZ Mil too, though it’s rap/r&b. Scary Kids Scaring Kids and Coheed and Cambria. Nine Inch Nails and Tool got me through childhood. I have a ton of bands to recommend to you!!
@@angelabordack I am a huge Ren fan, like EZ Mil, I like pretty much everyone you mentioned. Tool is my all time favorite (seen them 6 times in concert as well. Tool, Korn, Disturbed - I've seen all 3 bands in concert 6 times each) I've just been gravitating to independent artists more in the past couple of years because I love an underdog and if their music makes me feel something then I would rather support the artist then the label and the artist gets nothing from it. In the beginning of 2020 Tom MacDonald's music (Sober specifically) and Problematic's music (Angel Vs Demon 1 thru 4) spoke to me and by Dec 2020 when I was homeless and fell back into Addiction, their music was the only thing that gave me hope of pulling myself back out (became homeless because of COVID, took until June 2021 to find a place to live and had to move 100 miles away from my family and friends without a license) and the past year Ren, FIR, Tom, Ekoh, Phix.... They have all been putting out music that helps me when I start to fall back into the same old thinking that says using is the only way to cope.... Church, Fighter, Sober, Don't Look Down.... Those songs keep me in the right head space.... I do listen to the other stuff as well but it's just those artists seem to be the stage I'm in, I guess. If that makes sense. But I'm always open to suggestions!! ❤️
When you said there was some children of the corn stuff going on, then stopped and realized what you just said is golden. You should react to Children of the Korn ft Ice Cube.
Ohhh I love that you did another one! Fantastic! A fun one they did is twisted transistor where some rap stars play them in the video like snoop and lil john. I think you would dig it. KoRn is my band and hits my soul and they still can do that for me. They are amazing live and they have some deep and heavy lyrics but I think you would enjoy many of the songs like Coming Undone, Blind, Shoots and Ladders, Rotting in Vain, Got the Life to name a few. Enjoy and I am here for all KoRn content!
Korn follows that line of abuse and the want to rebel against it. Part of what made them so popular was the rebellion against the quiet that was expected. The rage that us youth in that time were feeling because of it. Keep it going cliff! Children of the Korn!!
For me, I never had any form of abuse or anything like that. But I had never heard music before. Like a song or the radio.....nope nothing like that. I read Goosebumps and Animorphs, and played with K'nex by myself all the time. A Lonely life. But when we moved and I made a friend, he showed me 2 albums, Nirvana Nevermind and Korn Issues. I love this album, its one of very few albums that I always start at the beginning and let play through. Yeah its a dark song but it also isnt as bad as something like Daddy. I encourage you to just put on Issues and just let it play. Its only a 45 min album lol
Glad you're getting hip to Korn . One of my favorite songs is " Got the Life " and if you want to hear about their dig at the music industry, that's " Y'all Want a Single." Also check out "All in the Family."
Shinedown released an album story a few years ago. Attention Attention. They even realesed a movie of the album. Your suppose to listen to it in order.
What's on the horizon is all the houses in the neighborhood. Each red light is meant to represent someone dealing with abuse of some sort and after she is rescued the lights go out symbolizing they rescue her accomplishing the task of the night.... save the one in most danger... then save the rest later
🤘 Love it. These guys were amazing live! On point! We'll see them live every chance we get for the rest of our lives. Take my money!! Definitely have to check out these -Got the Life -Y'all Wanna Single -Coming Undone -Make Me Bad -Alone I Break -Word Up -Start the Healing -Worst is on it's Way
Keep going..all the songs arnt so emotional..but this band really helps people get through tough times..because they know there not alone. But I hope you keep going👍😎🔥🔥
the reason the beat may sound familiar is it was in the queen of the damned film. korn was originally supposed to do most of the music for that film but contract conflicts screwed that up
ive always loved korn even when i was to young to understand. and the more i grew the more in related/ korn will forever and ever be in my top 5. i love them so much. this was a huge concept albuma nd one fo favorite to this day i even enjoy their newer stuff and anything jonathan davis puts his hands into
You're completely right about freak on a leash being a double meaning, like you say there's an obvious recurring theme if you will that kind of comes from Jonathan's experience, clearly it influences the lyrics and the meanings even if they talk about something else, it's the choice of words and the imagery. I've been a huge Korn fan from the beginning, when I was like 13. Cheers for the reactions. 🤘🤘🤘
Korn - make me bad One of my favorite Korn songs, I think it's on par with twisted transistor which in another good one that's requested far more often.
Korns live cover of the wall is awesome all parts, and if u find the live version u can see him playing the bagpipes as welli believe u can still find it here on youtube..........look up some of their live videos either for u on your doen time or react to one of them.......
I have seen it live 3 of the 6 times j have sent Korn live.......the wall parts 1 2 3 and another brick in the wall live, u can find it still on youtube and the audio of the wall parts 1 2 3 just looked
Just to make sure you know, Korn also has some songs that are just plain fun. Not every song of theirs is super serious like these last few. That being said, a lot of their stuff is.
Idk if you've seen the movie but Queen of the Damned is filled with a fantastic rock soundtrack with similar songs and a pretty fun story. I suggest you look into the Queen of the Damned sound track for some other songs folks will enjoy.
I totally agree about albums as a concept- now days I would prefer to have a concept album- sleep token- concept trilogy albums- and it’s epic to listen as a playlist of all three albums and it all just flows - I live listening to albums from 1996-2010ish that’s my middle school- college era and ut was albums all the way! But nowadays it’s not a huge concept to make a concept album where even every song flows - I do like how falling In reverse does it now- dropping the epic singles is what he leans towards right now and I get it- and his seems to follow a pattern of three and still slow- a have seen a few others drop a few singles together and make it more like a trilogy small project and put a lot of work and focus into those releases verses long albums that can take longer to build.
Children of the korn penny drop moment was great 😂 although they are so grungey not everyone will appreciate, no one can say Korn aren't original as fuck!
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND "Tom Traubert's Blues (4 Sheets to the Wind in Copenhagen)" by Tom Waits (Also known as "Waltzing Matilda"). His voice is so unique that one critic once described it as though "it was soaked in a vat of bourbon, left hanging in the smokehouse for a few months and then taken outside & run over with a car"! He's a well-regarded & respected songwriter from within the "Rock" genre from the 70's & 80's. I'd LOVE to hear your take on his signature song. Link Here: ruclips.net/video/hW2vyytxCGM/видео.html
If you want to hear a ridiculously good concept album check out Queensryche’s album “Operation Mindcrime”. It was released in 1988 and was written from the perspective of a drug addicted hit man for an organized crime group that’s got their hands in politics and religion. He falls for a “nun” in the order and wants to get out. It’s different from anything you’ve heard, but it’s loaded with great writing and awesome musicianship.
Korn songs you should check out Children of the Korn Ft Ice Cube Play me Ft Nas Cameltosis Ft the pharcyde Wicked Ft Deftones (ice cube cover) Word up (cameo cover) Sabotage Ft Slipknot Beastie Boys Cover Wake up (Biggie Smalls ft Korn) Starting to turn (Tech N9ne ft Jonathan Davis) Got money (Jonathan Davis doing a Lil Wayne cover)
Also Eminem showed up in the Korn video “got the life” in a blink and you’ll miss him role when he was still trying to get his demo in the right hands when he was trying to get signed
Fred Durst helped direct this. Anyways. i watched ur weird al reactions, and now i know youre listening/watching one of the best eras of music/videos. Everything after 2005ish, was garbage. MAN you suprised me with weird al, but even more so diving into late 90's. Getting my parents to buy my Korn, limp bizkit, and blink 182 albums on CD was a hard sell, LOL. Listen to the cranberries, Dream.
Oh. This is about child abuse. It was the fantasy. That the pain would just go away. That you would have somewhere to run to, someone to run to. You feel trapped and helpless. I know firsthand. And even to using music as a therapy, and your parents telling you it's the devil's music, or to stop listening to that noise. (That's what's in the box.) This one hits deep, man.
Dad used the smash the fuck out of me for any reason, he claims he did it to discipline me. When I was 15 I fought back by holding him, I had started to get a little stronger than him at that point. Still traumatising for me, I'm 35 now and my dad has stopped talking to me in the last year because I didn't meet his expectations
@@jehanariyaratnam2874 I hear you, man. For me, my dad had about 24 inch biceps, so he was a force of nature. You just took cover. I admire that you fought back. And the belt....yeah. That happened to me. Took years to talk about it without pain. I didn't speak to my dad for years, as well. We reconnected when he stopped drinking. But it wasn't easy to try to forgive. I've got a few years on you. It's a hard slog to get through all the rage in your head. But it's better when you do. We're survivors, man.
The “fuckkkk” and just the “breakdown” is what you felt on the inside. But we’re too weak to do anything.
This brings me back to my high school days.
Twisted Transistor, Cliff. That one is not so heavy in subject matter, and the video will make you laugh. It's tailor made for you.
Yes, I love the video too!
Korn is what got me through my teenage years man. Follow the Leader, Issues, KoRn, and Life is Peachy albums are 4 of my favorite albums of all time. I listened to KoRn literally anytime I wasn't in school. Didn't matter if i was riding around or sitting at home. One of their first 4 albums was playing. There's some really good tracks on their first self titled album. I actually got to meet the entire band in 2015 during their 25 year anniversary tour of their self titled album. They were all pretty down to earth people. Especially Monkey and Jonathan Davis. Plus got to see them play a live acoustic version of Alone I Break just me my wife and 48 other people that got VIP passes to the show. Was one of the best live shows I've ever been to. They played their first album from start to finish plus got to see Jonathan Davis perform Daddy live for the first time in 25 years. One of those shows that I'll remember forever.
Issues saved my life repeatedly. The way I felt, the trauma i was dealing with, was all put down like it was written about me in track 16 "Dirty"
and having my thoughts and feelings expressed by my favorite band was immensely helpful to me pushing on.
I love this video so much, every child with a red light in their room is another abuse victim or former victim, and they hear the child crying and they all sneak out to get them out of there! Korn is the music in her box that she hides and what gives her the strength to get out.
They do actually have a song called Children of the Korn - and it's with Ice Cube :D If you wanna hear what they recall as their worst song just listen to All in the Family with Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit - They recorded it after som drinking while making their album, and actually Limp Bizkit was discovered by Korn - something to read about in your spare time :D
With Ice Cube:
Children of the Korn
Fuck Dying
natural born killers
Here to stay! You definitely need to hear Here to stay
Shoots and ladders is also one that rolls with these songs from the start. But check out Korn Blind live. Or even shoots and ladders live. Jonathan Davis is the lead singer and his musical talents are absolutely amazing.
Some of us had childhoods full of abuse. You sink or swim. It’s what it is, sometimes. Let it break you or become a stronger person, I chose the latter.
Well said! You become a victim or a survivor! I chose survivor as well! Korn was the soundtrack of my late teens and early twenties
@@MegsD79 Long live the 90’s where we had music that resonated with our own lives and struggles ❤️
@@angelabordack I found music like that in the last few years from Tom MacDonald (not his political stuff, even tho I like that stuff from him too), Falling In Reverse, Jelly Roll, Phix, Problematic, Madchild, Ekoh, Lo Spirit, Ren - mostly independent artists. Although FFDP, Avenged Sevenfold, Shinedown, Sixx AM, Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin, Court Taylor (alone, with Slipknot, or with Stone Sour), Halestorm.... And Tool, Disturbed and Korn are still touring! I took my niece a couple of years ago to see Korn and Avenged Sevenfold headline Warped Tour and we went and saw Disturbed for their 25th year touring (funny cuz I saw them their 1st year touring, 6 times total in 25 years) while they were headlining a tour with Three Days Grace and Breaking Benjamin! Even tho we are almost 18 years apart music has always been a bond for us and I raised her for most of her life because she was abused at the age of 2 and was not protected by her biological parent so I made my mom get guardianship and even tho I was only 19 at the time, she gave me a reason to straighten out my life so I could be there for her. Unfortunately, when she was almost 10 years old I lost someone that I was in love with very tragically and relapsed into addiction for 4 years and ended up going to prison for another 3.... But she became my reason to get myself better and to be a better person and she got pregnant while I was in jail (at age 14) so when I got out I helped her with her son for a few years and now she has given me a total of 3 more reasons besides herself to keep my addiction in check and be better! We communicate with music. I dedicated Hoobastank "Reason" to her.... And I have "You are my sunshine" tattooed on my back and she has "My Only Sunshine" on hers because that was the song I sang to her to calm her down after the abuse. Now her 11 year old son listens to Disturbed too and we are going to try to take him with us to a show in the next couple of months! Music has a way of connecting people, expressing what I can't express myself and a way of bringing (my family at least) close together and being something we can share no matter where we are in the world!
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@@MegsD79 Check out Ren and Chinchilla. Rancid never missed! EZ Mil too, though it’s rap/r&b. Scary Kids Scaring Kids and Coheed and Cambria. Nine Inch Nails and Tool got me through childhood. I have a ton of bands to recommend to you!!
@@angelabordack I am a huge Ren fan, like EZ Mil, I like pretty much everyone you mentioned. Tool is my all time favorite (seen them 6 times in concert as well. Tool, Korn, Disturbed - I've seen all 3 bands in concert 6 times each) I've just been gravitating to independent artists more in the past couple of years because I love an underdog and if their music makes me feel something then I would rather support the artist then the label and the artist gets nothing from it.
In the beginning of 2020 Tom MacDonald's music (Sober specifically) and Problematic's music (Angel Vs Demon 1 thru 4) spoke to me and by Dec 2020 when I was homeless and fell back into Addiction, their music was the only thing that gave me hope of pulling myself back out (became homeless because of COVID, took until June 2021 to find a place to live and had to move 100 miles away from my family and friends without a license) and the past year Ren, FIR, Tom, Ekoh, Phix.... They have all been putting out music that helps me when I start to fall back into the same old thinking that says using is the only way to cope.... Church, Fighter, Sober, Don't Look Down.... Those songs keep me in the right head space.... I do listen to the other stuff as well but it's just those artists seem to be the stage I'm in, I guess. If that makes sense. But I'm always open to suggestions!! ❤️
Children of the Korn...... Sounds straight to the point. To some they became better parents
Real talk
Lmao that moment when you realised what you just said...Children of the C/Korn 😂
Korn got me through so many down times I lost count! Keep deep diving! 🤟🔥
Thank you for your Korn reaction! greetings from Germany ❤
KORN IS SO UNDERRATED!!!
I Love playing this on my drums 🥁 Cheers Cliff 🍻
I would love your instagram
@andrewcruz3837 that's My Girlfriend in the pic mate. I'm the Drummer in my videos 👍🥁
@@alexanderwarby-cooper3549 cool whats her instagram
When you said there was some children of the corn stuff going on, then stopped and realized what you just said is golden.
You should react to Children of the Korn ft Ice Cube.
I agree! Saw Korn perform that live with Ice Cube in Worcester MA on the Family Values Tour!!! Amazing!!
Was thinking the exact same thing 😂
And yeah, definitely do Children of the Korn
Ohhh I love that you did another one! Fantastic! A fun one they did is twisted transistor where some rap stars play them in the video like snoop and lil john. I think you would dig it. KoRn is my band and hits my soul and they still can do that for me. They are amazing live and they have some deep and heavy lyrics but I think you would enjoy many of the songs like Coming Undone, Blind, Shoots and Ladders, Rotting in Vain, Got the Life to name a few. Enjoy and I am here for all KoRn content!
2:29 hammer dance slaughterhouse, sampled it
Korn follows that line of abuse and the want to rebel against it. Part of what made them so popular was the rebellion against the quiet that was expected. The rage that us youth in that time were feeling because of it.
Keep it going cliff! Children of the Korn!!
Thank You for being there for people 🙏. Great video.
You should've started with "Blind". It's was the first hit single by Korn that really put them on the map.
fun fact- this video was directed by Fred Durst (limp bizkit singer)
This is the song that got me into Korn all those years ago.one of my favourite n most listened to bands in life
For me, I never had any form of abuse or anything like that.
But I had never heard music before. Like a song or the radio.....nope nothing like that. I read Goosebumps and Animorphs, and played with K'nex by myself all the time. A Lonely life.
But when we moved and I made a friend, he showed me 2 albums, Nirvana Nevermind and Korn Issues.
I love this album, its one of very few albums that I always start at the beginning and let play through.
Yeah its a dark song but it also isnt as bad as something like Daddy. I encourage you to just put on Issues and just let it play. Its only a 45 min album lol
This is the first time I've seen the video, I always thought this song was about depression/anxiety, sadly I just relate to it more now.
Glad you're getting hip to Korn . One of my favorite songs is " Got the Life " and if you want to hear about their dig at the music industry, that's " Y'all Want a Single." Also check out "All in the Family."
Soo loved those songs, and the video for Y'all Want a Single
I love Korn! So happy to see you do some metal.
Shinedown released an album story a few years ago. Attention Attention. They even realesed a movie of the album. Your suppose to listen to it in order.
What's on the horizon is all the houses in the neighborhood. Each red light is meant to represent someone dealing with abuse of some sort and after she is rescued the lights go out symbolizing they rescue her accomplishing the task of the night.... save the one in most danger... then save the rest later
"It's some children of the korn shit!" When he got it
🤘 Love it. These guys were amazing live! On point! We'll see them live every chance we get for the rest of our lives. Take my money!! Definitely have to check out these
-Got the Life
-Y'all Wanna Single
-Coming Undone
-Make Me Bad
-Alone I Break
-Word Up
-Start the Healing
-Worst is on it's Way
Twisted Transister is a good one, also one to check out is Coming Undone.
It’s mad to think when my metal and others got shaded noise or to heavy but when you listen they are very deep and great musicians . Appreciated cliff
Got me in my thoughts here love this song
you said it, now make it the next one. children of the korn is a fire track.
Keep going..all the songs arnt so emotional..but this band really helps people get through tough times..because they know there not alone. But I hope you keep going👍😎🔥🔥
Sup Cliff! Never thought of the Children of the Korn reference! Good one
Yo what’s good?!!
@@CliffBeatsOfficial Just the weed. 😁
"Got the life" IMO is one of the best metal songs of all time. Love the korn reactions!
Another great song choice
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Speaking of concept albums, have you ever listened to Queensryche's "Operation Mindcrime"? One of the best concept albums of all-time.
the reason the beat may sound familiar is it was in the queen of the damned film. korn was originally supposed to do most of the music for that film but contract conflicts screwed that up
Shoots and Ladders is another good one.
ive always loved korn even when i was to young to understand. and the more i grew the more in related/ korn will forever and ever be in my top 5. i love them so much. this was a huge concept albuma nd one fo favorite to this day i even enjoy their newer stuff and anything jonathan davis puts his hands into
hey since you mentioned it, Children of the Korn is a song by Korn featuring Ice Cube, you should check that one out.
since you mentioned it "children of the Korn" is a song ft Ice Cube
Dude, you've got to check out Korn- Children of The Korn ft. Ice Cube! Fun song
I believed the kids who came to get her, were the same kids from the Freak On A Leash video.
We definitely do need to look out for each other. I appreciate you ❤
You're completely right about freak on a leash being a double meaning, like you say there's an obvious recurring theme if you will that kind of comes from Jonathan's experience, clearly it influences the lyrics and the meanings even if they talk about something else, it's the choice of words and the imagery. I've been a huge Korn fan from the beginning, when I was like 13. Cheers for the reactions. 🤘🤘🤘
You said it in video, might as well do children of the korn next!
6:01 there is a song called children of the Korn, with ice cube
Anything off of untouchables. That album is a beast
You have to check out Kim Dracula. He has a song featuring the singer from Korn.
His name is Jonathan Davis.
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Time to get him onto some of the first album deep cuts, like "Clown" or "Faget."
Korn - make me bad
One of my favorite Korn songs, I think it's on par with twisted transistor which in another good one that's requested far more often.
Issues was a concept album
Next Korn - Thoughtless
Fred durst directed this. Fun fact
Check next song "Korn - Children of the Korn"
NEXT ONE HAS TO BE "GOT THE LIFE"!!❤😊
DADDY - KORN
Coal Chamber - Big Truck
Korns live cover of the wall is awesome all parts, and if u find the live version u can see him playing the bagpipes as welli believe u can still find it here on youtube..........look up some of their live videos either for u on your doen time or react to one of them.......
I have seen it live 3 of the 6 times j have sent Korn live.......the wall parts 1 2 3 and another brick in the wall live, u can find it still on youtube and the audio of the wall parts 1 2 3 just looked
Just to make sure you know, Korn also has some songs that are just plain fun. Not every song of theirs is super serious like these last few. That being said, a lot of their stuff is.
I mean, now you have to hear "Children of the Korn" 😄
korn thoughtless is more about highschool. It has aaron paul in it and he does a great job. I know like many how he feels in this video.
children of the korn is actually a good song off that album. it features ice cube
Dude if you are a Hip Hop head you gotta check out Korns song Twisted Transistor. I dont want to give it away but you will absolutely love it.
Idk if you've seen the movie but Queen of the Damned is filled with a fantastic rock soundtrack with similar songs and a pretty fun story. I suggest you look into the Queen of the Damned sound track for some other songs folks will enjoy.
Loved this album!! Coming Undone is a great song! All in the Family ft Fred Durst is also good but not sure how YT will f with ya on it lol
Would be interested to see what you think of Korn with Skrillex!
Think you should do Twisted Transistor next!!!
I totally agree about albums as a concept- now days I would prefer to have a concept album- sleep token- concept trilogy albums- and it’s epic to listen as a playlist of all three albums and it all just flows - I live listening to albums from 1996-2010ish that’s my middle school- college era and ut was albums all the way!
But nowadays it’s not a huge concept to make a concept album where even every song flows - I do like how falling In reverse does it now- dropping the epic singles is what he leans towards right now and I get it- and his seems to follow a pattern of three and still slow- a have seen a few others drop a few singles together and make it more like a trilogy small project and put a lot of work and focus into those releases verses long albums that can take longer to build.
Children of the korn penny drop moment was great 😂 although they are so grungey not everyone will appreciate, no one can say Korn aren't original as fuck!
They have two songs with both Ice Cube and NAS
Yes Children of the Korn with Ice Cube is a great song
listen to kill you in their album Life is peachy or twist in the same album
Emily Nicholas - Feel fine (live session). You're welcome ✨️
"Coming undone" by Korn is one of my favorite and I think underrated. It has a cool video too! Please check it out
I beg u to react to their Woodstock video
No one ever reacts to Got the life by Korn, BTW love your reactions #HOG
I just may 🤷♂️
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND "Tom Traubert's Blues (4 Sheets to the Wind in Copenhagen)" by Tom Waits (Also known as "Waltzing Matilda"). His voice is so unique that one critic once described it as though "it was soaked in a vat of bourbon, left hanging in the smokehouse for a few months and then taken outside & run over with a car"! He's a well-regarded & respected songwriter from within the "Rock" genre from the 70's & 80's. I'd LOVE to hear your take on his signature song. Link Here: ruclips.net/video/hW2vyytxCGM/видео.html
Such amonous music I love it😅
Will you do Seize the Day by Avenged Sevenfold. Also would love to see you do Radio by Alkaline Trio.
Youre in the music industry, checkbout Yall want a single by Korn. Youll really appreciate it.
You have to understand his story to understand this song
If you want to hear a ridiculously good concept album check out Queensryche’s album “Operation Mindcrime”. It was released in 1988 and was written from the perspective of a drug addicted hit man for an organized crime group that’s got their hands in politics and religion. He falls for a “nun” in the order and wants to get out. It’s different from anything you’ve heard, but it’s loaded with great writing and awesome musicianship.
You should do Children of the Korn ft ICE CUBE!!!!!
You need to listen to children of the korn. Ice cube is featured in it.
Children of the Korn is an actual song on this album ft. Ice Cube....lol
Korn does have a song called children of the Korn.... just saying
Please react to the new avenged sevenfold album Life Is But A Dream. Game Over is a good one to start with, it’s the first one on the album. Peace ✌🏻
Hey bro! Please check out Hella Bars by Sik World!! 🔥🔥
Korn songs you should check out
Children of the Korn Ft Ice Cube
Play me Ft Nas
Cameltosis Ft the pharcyde
Wicked Ft Deftones (ice cube cover)
Word up (cameo cover)
Sabotage Ft Slipknot Beastie Boys Cover
Wake up (Biggie Smalls ft Korn)
Starting to turn (Tech N9ne ft Jonathan Davis)
Got money (Jonathan Davis doing a Lil Wayne cover)
Jonathan also does backing vocals in the song “whatever goes up” by bone thugs in harmony
Also Eminem showed up in the Korn video “got the life” in a blink and you’ll miss him role when he was still trying to get his demo in the right hands when he was trying to get signed
Fred Durst helped direct this. Anyways. i watched ur weird al reactions, and now i know youre listening/watching one of the best eras of music/videos. Everything after 2005ish, was garbage. MAN you suprised me with weird al, but even more so diving into late 90's. Getting my parents to buy my Korn, limp bizkit, and blink 182 albums on CD was a hard sell, LOL. Listen to the cranberries, Dream.
If people don't have the talent to have kids, just don't have it... simple
1:38 if you got good subs this intro feels fucking ridiculous
Disassociation is real
Child abuse is not cool, but if my kid starts blasting Korn in the middle of a work night....it's not going well.