Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, wrote this song. After hearing Johnny Cash's version, Reznor was so moved at Cash's rendition that he said, "Its Johnny's song now"
You essentially got the meaning of this song. When Johnny saw the lyrics for this song, originally written for a different reason (addiction), he saw it as a fitting summary of his life. The pain he feels and sings about are the regrets in his life, the guilt of his brother’s accidental death when they were children, he carried his entire life. The failure of his first marriage, the effect it had on those children, his own addiction problems (which he beat, by the way). The second half is about asking forgivenesses for all these things, he was a very spiritual man. We all have regrets in life.
The two different interpretations of this song by Trent and Johnny. Trent, coming from a place of pain and depression of a young man, possibly considering ending his life. And Johnny, coming from a place of regret and loneliness of an old man close to the end of his life. Probably the strongest song ever that has the same lyrics but such a contrast of meaning.
Amen I was first drawn to this song as a young man and at 45 Johnny Cash makes me cry every time I hear it but I still remember the dark days before too
@@davidmartin7561 Thanks for the positivity. Very much appreciated and it’s really nice hear that. Love you too. Take care, keep up that positivity. It really helps. That got a smile from me. Thank you.
At the end it was the last time he ever closed or touched that piano. To know whats coming enough to record your own goodbye song is unimaginable. No song song will ever convey the emotion this sone does. It will always be unrivaled by any other song because of the pure emotional significance
It’s amazing a 27 year old man wrote this song. Trent is a musical genius and his lyrics combined with Johnny’s pathos makes me tear up everytime I hear it.
Hello, Rebekah. Johnny Cash was in the latter stages of his life and career which saw much reward after sometimes terrific risk, to both himself, his family, his career, and those who cared dearly for the Man in Black. Ravaged by time, addiction, and self abuse, he still managed to convey the message of God through his talent through his ravaged voice and music. As long as he had his wife, June, he could weather anything and soldier on. But after she passed, his exhausted spirit could no longer carry on the burden of life. He and June are together now, for eternity, to love each other in the afterlife as they did while here on Earth. He delivered the message. Enjoy the eternal reward.
This song still make me cry. Heard this song when my beloved Maternal Grandfather died from Coronavirus in January 2021. Rest In Peace Grandfather Leslie and Grandma Irene. I Miss You So Much and Miss You Terribly - Fly High xxxxx
They say that eyes are the window to the soul. So when you said "his pain is still inside of me", I could tell by the look in your eyes that you really meant it. I just really appreciate the respect you give the artists you react to.
Johnny Cash has that specific style, together with that awesome voice he created an incredible atmosphere and with moments full of goosebumps. The man in black 🖤 A man that had a lot to say. The question is, are we able to listen?? He was one of the first that created versions of his songs in German and that deserves so much respect!! I walk the line, amazing song and *Walk the line a wonderful movie with Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon and Robert Patrick. *Ain't no grave another awesome one.
In My Opinion,, It Was The Perfect Way For An Iconic Legend To Say Goodbye To Us All..R.I.P. Johnny..Thanks For All You Gave Us..Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten.🙏 ❤
Johnny Cash's health was failing in 2002 when the recorded this. It was released in March 2003. His wife, June, in the video passed away in May 2003 and Johnny passed in Sept 2003. Many believe he passed quickly after June's passing due to a broken heart.
June carter cash,the lady on the stairs, died about a month after this video was released.johnny died a few months after she did.so this is quite literally his good bye.my favorite music video of all times.its simply incredible.thank you so much for posting it.i think you did a fantastic job with it.love and respect from Michigan
Hi Rebeka, I'm from and live in Nashville Tennessee. I grew up across the Old Hickory lake from Johnny Cash my Labrador Retriever would grab the tennis balls out of the lake that people would hit over the fence and into the lake I had 100s of them. He is a true legend that like Elvis came from nothing to the top.
It put tears in my eyes when he closes the piano at the end. I really understand the line that says "Everyone I know goes away in the end". I'm getting up in years and I see this all the time. Artists that I listened to in the '70s and '80s are slowly going away. I know at some point it will be me. Let's be nice to people. Stay safe and keep doing what you're doing. You have a very good heart.
Johnny recorded this song in 2002. June Carter Cash, his wife of 35 years, passed in May of the following year. Johnny passed in September. This was his final testament. Powerful stuff. You don't feel something listening to this, you have no soul.
Your reaction is on point. This song gets me every time I hear/watch it and it takes me a good couple minutes to collect myself and dry my eyes mostly because I know what this song represents to Johnny and June and what was to follow.
It is a cover of Nine Inch Nails song wrote and sung by Trent Reznor and originally I think if I remember rightly it was originally about suicide. Johnny's version is about a person getting older and reaching the end of his life and the regrets he faces (if you know his life story it is even more poignant as you find out about the demons he fought through his life). Trent after seeing the video said that it was Johnny Cash's song now. The woman on the stairs was his wife, June Carter. She was a member of a famous family in her own right, The Carter Family who sang Gospel and Country from the 1920's onwards. June died very shortly after this was filmed and Johnny shortly after that.
The album this song had been featured on had been available for a few months when the director of this music video Mark Romanek, who had just made the film ONE HOUR PHOTO with Robin Williams, pitched to make this video and pay for it himself because the record company had initially thought the window of interest had already passed. It wound up being nominated for several awards, and of course, captured one of the last appearances of Johnny and his wife June Carter.
After Johnny recorded this song he had his daughter listen to it. She said to him, "It sound like you're saying Goodbye", to which Johnny replied, "I am". June passed away very soon after and Johnny soon followed. Still brings a tear to my eye. RIP June, RIP Johnny
A lot of indelible images from this video. The flood rising just as the piano and strings start rising, as if to say everything you think is permanent is slowly cracking and rotting behind the scenes, then crumbling, then suddenly washed away. That brief shot of Johnny wringing his hands really lets you know he means this -- and that he's anticipating soon being before his Maker to account for the things he has done. While in the meantime his Maker shows up on a cross, allowing Johnny to hurt him. The way the images speed up toward the end, like his life flashing before his eyes. Then closing that piano like a coffin lid. It is a masterpiece of music and cinema, what music videos could but refuse to be.
Cash stole that song from Trent, the Way Hendrix stole watchtower from Dylan. 100% consensual theft. Great heartfelt and entirely proper reaction, Rebeka 💞
Wow. Rebeka, how you presented this reaction; the overlay of your video with the music, your emotion, and your comments, convey the impact of Johnny's message and give it such honour and grace. Thank you for allowing us to share in such a beautiful presentation and reaction. J
When Johnny's daughter Rosanne heard this, she told Johnny, "It sounds like you are saying goodbye." He replied, "I am." The lady on the stairs is Johnny's wife, June Carter Cash. She passed away not long after this was recorded. He passed away not long after she did. Trent Reznor said that hearing this version was like losing a girlfriend. He said something like it isn't his song anymore. He just carried it a while for Johnny.
This is definitely a deep meaningful track .. Johnny had it pretty hard from at the start wen he was young and if you see the film Walk The Line ,it has the story about his older brother who had a tragic ending and Johnny's father basically blamed him for it when Johnny was only 12 years old and he had nothing at all to do with it at all ... When I first looked at this vid ,it hit me like nothing else ever has before..
I just want to say thanks for not interruping the song. I hate these reaction videos where they pause, ruin the emotional tempo of the song, only to open their piehole to tell you something that is.obvious. Crap like interupting the song to share that he looks old. So thank you thank you thank yoh.
Such raw emotion from such an amazing artist what an amazing rendition of this song leaves me emotional every time I listen to it. He k owns he is dying when he recorded it u can feel all his pain and regret just unfiltered emotion bittersweet thanks for reaction
I don't want to hear that Trent said: It's Johnny's song now. Not what he said. I love Johnny and his music. And certainly for more than his cover of Trent's song. I don't want to get into this more, because I know ALL of the comments here for this video will annoy me to no end. Here for the bangs.✌❤
I love 'em both. Always. As a Gen-Xer, I wasn't a bit surprised when JC (in his Rick Rubin years!) rocked Trent Reznor (as he also rocked Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, and yes even Danzig). Seemed like a most natural progression to me...
Rebecca in the video you see a photo of Johnny Cash mother and the woman standing on the stairs is his beloved wife June Carter Cash Who passed away shortly after the video was made.
I remember seeing the famous concert live on telly..the Prisson faulton something one? I must been early seeventies or late sixtiees! I am an old man to You know! Keep up the Good work dear!
Johnny Cash's wife shown in the video died weeks after this video was filmed. Johnny Cash died not too long after that. She was his life and she was his. In the last scene of him shutting the piano was so ironic.... this was the last time he never touched that piano again before he died
What a serious start to August. Legendary work of art. To people who care about serious modern music, Trent Reznor is a hero. To *everybody* who cares about American music, Johnny Cash was a HERO. You cannot go wrong with *any* of their tracks. RIP to JC (and June).
I like many Johnny Cash songs. Despite his songs like Man In Black, this is the song where he bares his soul and his pain and his very essence. The audience sees it and feels it but I think he did this for himself
The brilliant Johnny Cash. My dad was a huge fan of his. Other great songs to react to would be "Ring of Fire," "Folsom Prison Blues," "One Piece at a Time," and "Boy Named Sue"
Rebeka, the woman in the picture was his mother-in-law, whom he loved very much. The sad woman on the stairs was his wife, she knew he was suffering. She died shortly after this video was made, and he passed a few months later. The line that affects me most is the last: I would keep myself, I would find a way. Trent Reznor's original is about his drug addiction, it is also very moving.
If you go back in history and look and think johnny cash truly is the forefather or alternative music he wasn't rock he wasn't country he was alternative
The original version by Trent Reznor(Downward Spiral) is beautiful but when Johnny Cash did this version with Rick Rubin it is hauntingly beautiful as if he's singing his own eulogy. Sad but beautiful. Good review beautiful!
As always, loved your reactions. They are so genuine and you are very natural and spontaneous. Keep listening to great music, and please keep sharing it with us.
This is the best reaction I've seen, you didn't force to cry, you just expressed natural and real reaction, your opinion is very accurate, I really love Johnny Cash, such a great guy I bet he was. Greetings from Costa Rica.
I think your reaction says it all Rebekah. This is a really great version of Hurt. The arrangement of the song and Johnny's voice does give you goosebumps. I really like the original as well . Love your channel Rebekah. Hope you are ok. Take care. Love and peace from Liverpool UK 👍✌️
He had a 50 year career and was in league right up there with Elvis, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and all the other rock pioneers of the 50's but in the late 70's and 80's and a good chunk of the 90's was largely dismissed though he had millions of fans still but was shut out of the main stream country music industry particularly radio and the CMA just totally blew him off though he formed a country super group with Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson, The Highwaymen and had success with that but it wasn't until record producer Rick Rubin came along in 1994 and saw that there was a way to get him back on track and that's when things started to get better for him but it really took off in 2000 with the release American 3 in 2000 and his last, American 4, The Man Comes Around in 2002 that he finally got the recognition that he deserved and where this song came from along with the haunting title track. The influence he's had on everyone is massive.
The most importante things in life are family and real friends, you realize when they are gone, material posessions can not replace them is it that what the song is about?
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Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, wrote this song. After hearing Johnny Cash's version, Reznor was so moved at Cash's rendition that he said, "Its Johnny's song now"
Came to say this!
I read this on another video and now post it on every Hurt video I can possibly find and pretend it's an original thought
@@keithday3658 That's funny!
NIN version sucks big time...THIS is good!
I kinda feel like, if I was a songwriter, I'd be very honored about this...and then, hearing it, i'd be floored.
She passed before the video came out and he shortly after. RIP Legends!
My God, when he closes the lid of the piano, it's as if he is closing the the lid to his own coffin. Rest in power big John.
You essentially got the meaning of this song. When Johnny saw the lyrics for this song, originally written for a different reason (addiction), he saw it as a fitting summary of his life. The pain he feels and sings about are the regrets in his life, the guilt of his brother’s accidental death when they were children, he carried his entire life. The failure of his first marriage, the effect it had on those children, his own addiction problems (which he beat, by the way). The second half is about asking forgivenesses for all these things, he was a very spiritual man. We all have regrets in life.
One of the worlds greatest. RIP Johnny and June
When he closes the lid on the piano at the end he touches it as though it's the lid of a casket.
I cry every single time I hear this song.
The two different interpretations of this song by Trent and Johnny. Trent, coming from a place of pain and depression of a young man, possibly considering ending his life. And Johnny, coming from a place of regret and loneliness of an old man close to the end of his life. Probably the strongest song ever that has the same lyrics but such a contrast of meaning.
Amen I was first drawn to this song as a young man and at 45 Johnny Cash makes me cry every time I hear it but I still remember the dark days before too
@@davidmartin7561 At 43 I’m right there with you.
@@guttergods8735 just remember the dark days are not what owners because we own the bright ones I love you have a great day
@@davidmartin7561 Thanks for the positivity. Very much appreciated and it’s really nice hear that. Love you too. Take care, keep up that positivity. It really helps. That got a smile from me. Thank you.
@@guttergods8735 thank you and I love you too and I'll do my best I promise
At the end it was the last time he ever closed or touched that piano. To know whats coming enough to record your own goodbye song is unimaginable. No song song will ever convey the emotion this sone does. It will always be unrivaled by any other song because of the pure emotional significance
The symbolism literally became that the piano represented his life.
Wow... you reminded me of samurai death poems. Cash turned the song into his death poem.
David Bowie did something similar. He knew he was dying when he recorded his last album.
@@RichardStrong86 Yes!! The Blackstar and the Lazarus music videos!
I agree with you Rebeka this is one of those songs that will give you goose bumps. The Music world will miss the man in black Johnny Cash .
Real country music always tells a story and Johnny Cash was one of the best!
When I first saw this I knew the second he put that piano lid down that he was saying goodbye to us.
I read that his daughter told him this sounded like it would be his last song and he told her it would be
The quote I heard was she said to him "it's like you're saying goodbye" and his response was "I am."
@@toastymarket4089 you’re probably right. I was trying to remember it off the top of my head
This is one of the greatest songs about death , since the Requiem Mass by Mozart.
It’s amazing a 27 year old man wrote this song. Trent is a musical genius and his lyrics combined with Johnny’s pathos makes me tear up everytime I hear it.
Hello, Rebekah. Johnny Cash was in the latter stages of his life and career which saw much reward after sometimes terrific risk, to both himself, his family, his career, and those who cared dearly for the Man in Black. Ravaged by time, addiction, and self abuse, he still managed to convey the message of God through his talent through his ravaged voice and music. As long as he had his wife, June, he could weather anything and soldier on. But after she passed, his exhausted spirit could no longer carry on the burden of life. He and June are together now, for eternity, to love each other in the afterlife as they did while here on Earth. He delivered the message. Enjoy the eternal reward.
This song still make me cry. Heard this song when my beloved Maternal Grandfather died from Coronavirus in January 2021. Rest In Peace Grandfather Leslie and Grandma Irene. I Miss You So Much and Miss You Terribly - Fly High xxxxx
They say that eyes are the window to the soul. So when you said "his pain is still inside of me", I could tell by the look in your eyes that you really meant it. I just really appreciate the respect you give the artists you react to.
Thank you.:)
Johnny Cash has that specific style, together with that awesome voice he created an incredible atmosphere and with moments full of goosebumps. The man in black 🖤
A man that had a lot to say.
The question is, are we able to listen??
He was one of the first that created versions of his songs in German and that deserves so much respect!!
I walk the line,
amazing song and *Walk the line a wonderful movie with Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon and Robert Patrick.
*Ain't no grave
another awesome one.
Good morning!! 🙂🇨🇦❤🤘 God bless the Man in Black!!
In My Opinion,, It Was The Perfect Way For An Iconic Legend To Say Goodbye To Us All..R.I.P. Johnny..Thanks For All You Gave Us..Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten.🙏 ❤
The man in black. Hes a legend
I love Johnny's version nobody else can ever do that good of a job. Thanks to N.I.N for writing it
Truthful AND Beautiful, a rare combination.
You PIcked a Good One. Good Morning and Happy Sunday : )
Love the ghosting effect that you produced with this reaction. Johnny Cash, an all time great. Loved it, so much emotion.
Thank you.:)
You are intelligent & Beautiful
Johnny Cash's health was failing in 2002 when the recorded this. It was released in March 2003. His wife, June, in the video passed away in May 2003 and Johnny passed in Sept 2003. Many believe he passed quickly after June's passing due to a broken heart.
June carter cash,the lady on the stairs, died about a month after this video was released.johnny died a few months after she did.so this is quite literally his good bye.my favorite music video of all times.its simply incredible.thank you so much for posting it.i think you did a fantastic job with it.love and respect from Michigan
Thank you.:)
I watch this all most everyday and I cry everyday. Jonny and I had many parallels in life!
Hi Rebeka, I'm from and live in Nashville Tennessee. I grew up across the Old Hickory lake from Johnny Cash my Labrador Retriever would grab the tennis balls out of the lake that people would hit over the fence and into the lake I had 100s of them. He is a true legend that like Elvis came from nothing to the top.
It put tears in my eyes when he closes the piano at the end. I really understand the line that says "Everyone I know goes away in the end". I'm getting up in years and I see this all the time. Artists that I listened to in the '70s and '80s are slowly going away. I know at some point it will be me. Let's be nice to people. Stay safe and keep doing what you're doing. You have a very good heart.
Thank you.:)
Johnny recorded this song in 2002. June Carter Cash, his wife of 35 years, passed in May of the following year. Johnny passed in September. This was his final testament. Powerful stuff. You don't feel something listening to this, you have no soul.
Your reaction is on point. This song gets me every time I hear/watch it and it takes me a good couple minutes to collect myself and dry my eyes mostly because I know what this song represents to Johnny and June and what was to follow.
Thank you.:)
Also, the American Trilogy, last series of Cash albums was produced by Rick Rubin - Co-founder of Def Jam records - those albums are great.
It is a cover of Nine Inch Nails song wrote and sung by Trent Reznor and originally I think if I remember rightly it was originally about suicide. Johnny's version is about a person getting older and reaching the end of his life and the regrets he faces (if you know his life story it is even more poignant as you find out about the demons he fought through his life). Trent after seeing the video said that it was Johnny Cash's song now. The woman on the stairs was his wife, June Carter. She was a member of a famous family in her own right, The Carter Family who sang Gospel and Country from the 1920's onwards. June died very shortly after this was filmed and Johnny shortly after that.
The beauty of this priceless video is that everyone can relate to it in some manner.
The album this song had been featured on had been available for a few months when the director of this music video Mark Romanek, who had just made the film ONE HOUR PHOTO with Robin Williams, pitched to make this video and pay for it himself because the record company had initially thought the window of interest had already passed. It wound up being nominated for several awards, and of course, captured one of the last appearances of Johnny and his wife June Carter.
I have goozebumps. I love that. I am not making fun, I am admiring. Nice job. I love that you don't interrupt the video,it keeps the flow!
After Johnny recorded this song he had his daughter listen to it. She said to him, "It sound like you're saying Goodbye", to which Johnny replied, "I am". June passed away very soon after and Johnny soon followed. Still brings a tear to my eye. RIP June, RIP Johnny
🤠 This is POWERFUL!!!
A lot of indelible images from this video. The flood rising just as the piano and strings start rising, as if to say everything you think is permanent is slowly cracking and rotting behind the scenes, then crumbling, then suddenly washed away.
That brief shot of Johnny wringing his hands really lets you know he means this -- and that he's anticipating soon being before his Maker to account for the things he has done. While in the meantime his Maker shows up on a cross, allowing Johnny to hurt him.
The way the images speed up toward the end, like his life flashing before his eyes.
Then closing that piano like a coffin lid.
It is a masterpiece of music and cinema, what music videos could but refuse to be.
nice song choice
Bono said it best.
Trent Reznor was born to write that song
And Johnny Cash was born to sing it.
loved your reaction. Cash was so amazing. should listen to Sunday morning coming down. along with many others
Cash stole that song from Trent, the Way Hendrix stole watchtower from Dylan.
100% consensual theft. Great heartfelt and entirely proper reaction, Rebeka 💞
Thank you😊🙏🏼
Wow. Rebeka, how you presented this reaction; the overlay of your video with the music, your emotion, and your comments, convey the impact of Johnny's message and give it such honour and grace. Thank you for allowing us to share in such a beautiful presentation and reaction. J
Wow... Thank you.:)
Its a very emotional performance huh. Great reaction video. The look in your eyes. I love it.
This is one of those more than a song, songs.
Thank you for this lovely review of this magnificent work.
When Johnny's daughter Rosanne heard this, she told Johnny, "It sounds like you are saying goodbye." He replied, "I am." The lady on the stairs is Johnny's wife, June Carter Cash. She passed away not long after this was recorded. He passed away not long after she did. Trent Reznor said that hearing this version was like losing a girlfriend. He said something like it isn't his song anymore. He just carried it a while for Johnny.
This is definitely a deep meaningful track .. Johnny had it pretty hard from at the start wen he was young and if you see the film Walk The Line ,it has the story about his older brother who had a tragic ending and Johnny's father basically blamed him for it when Johnny was only 12 years old and he had nothing at all to do with it at all ... When I first looked at this vid ,it hit me like nothing else ever has before..
Johnny idolized his older brother Jack. The pain and guilt associated with his death, he carried with him his entire life.
I was just looking back at all the reactions I experienced this year. This one stands out as my favorite for 2022. Thanks Rebcis!
Amazing song u can feel Johnny pain.
I just want to say thanks for not interruping the song. I hate these reaction videos where they pause, ruin the emotional tempo of the song, only to open their piehole to tell you something that is.obvious. Crap like interupting the song to share that he looks old. So thank you thank you thank yoh.
Such raw emotion from such an amazing artist what an amazing rendition of this song leaves me emotional every time I listen to it. He k owns he is dying when he recorded it u can feel all his pain and regret just unfiltered emotion bittersweet thanks for reaction
And morbidly beautiful
Thank you for an honest reaction to an honest song.
Lovely reaction, it's great to see you again, I hope you are well, stay safe and happy... 😊
Thank you.:)
I love the black and white reaction superimposed over the artist's video. Very creative.
Thank you.:)
I do too... I remember everything.
I don't want to hear that Trent said: It's Johnny's song now. Not what he said.
I love Johnny and his music. And certainly for more than his cover of Trent's song.
I don't want to get into this more, because I know ALL of the comments here for this video will annoy me to no end.
Here for the bangs.✌❤
I love 'em both. Always.
As a Gen-Xer, I wasn't a bit surprised when JC (in his Rick Rubin years!) rocked Trent Reznor (as he also rocked Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, and yes even Danzig). Seemed like a most natural progression to me...
Frankly, does it matter, the core truth is that it is a well-written song and a wonderful cover by a true legend.
@@ba-gg6jo Absolutely.
Doesn't get any more real than this, the song, the message and the performance. Live life folks, be kind!
Rebecca in the video you see a photo of Johnny Cash mother and the woman standing on the stairs is his beloved wife June Carter Cash Who passed away shortly after the video was made.
I remember seeing the famous concert live on telly..the Prisson faulton something one? I must been early seeventies or late sixtiees! I am an old man to You know! Keep up the Good work dear!
Johnny Cash's wife shown in the video died weeks after this video was filmed. Johnny Cash died not too long after that. She was his life and she was his.
In the last scene of him shutting the piano was so ironic.... this was the last time he never touched that piano again before he died
What a serious start to August. Legendary work of art.
To people who care about serious modern music, Trent Reznor is a hero. To *everybody* who cares about American music, Johnny Cash was a HERO.
You cannot go wrong with *any* of their tracks. RIP to JC (and June).
I like many Johnny Cash songs. Despite his songs like Man In Black, this is the song where he bares his soul and his pain and his very essence. The audience sees it and feels it but I think he did this for himself
I watch that video when I need to cry.
This is Johnny’s version of a nine inch nails song about drug addiction. He made it his own about his life. Love it.
Your superimposed video technique is unique and brilliant. I hope the rest of your content is as creative.
I really enjoyed the video overlay of your reaction...very cool. Peace & Love, David
The brilliant Johnny Cash. My dad was a huge fan of his. Other great songs to react to would be "Ring of Fire," "Folsom Prison Blues," "One Piece at a Time," and "Boy Named Sue"
If you don’t feel that, you have no soul.
Good job sweetie.
Rebeka, the woman in the picture was his mother-in-law, whom he loved very much. The sad woman on the stairs was his wife, she knew he was suffering. She died shortly after this video was made, and he passed a few months later. The line that affects me most is the last: I would keep myself, I would find a way. Trent Reznor's original is about his drug addiction, it is also very moving.
Very interesting way of showing the video and your reactino at the same time. I love it.
Great reaction
Thank you.:)
I love watching these reaction videos. Some of the greatest things in life are hearing a song like this for this first time. I want that back!
Thank you.:)
If you go back in history and look and think johnny cash truly is the forefather or alternative music he wasn't rock he wasn't country he was alternative
Que voz por Dios
Que voz y que canción ✨✨💖
The original version by Trent Reznor(Downward Spiral) is beautiful but when Johnny Cash did this version with Rick Rubin it is hauntingly beautiful as if he's singing his own eulogy. Sad but beautiful. Good review beautiful!
Sorry I used "beautiful" adjective so much. Got carried away I guess.
Real music Real musicians...
I have so much respect for you for not stopping the video after each verse to tell us how you feel. Wish I knew more people like you.
I like your presentation. Showing your image within the video. Great presentation
We have just witnessed a man delivering his own eulogy. Don't see that every day.
As always, loved your reactions. They are so genuine and you are very natural and spontaneous. Keep listening to great music, and please keep sharing it with us.
Thank you.:)
This is the best reaction I've seen, you didn't force to cry, you just expressed natural and real reaction, your opinion is very accurate, I really love Johnny Cash, such a great guy I bet he was. Greetings from Costa Rica.
Good Job young lady ..love you❤
I think your reaction says it all Rebekah.
This is a really great version of Hurt.
The arrangement of the song and Johnny's voice does give you goosebumps.
I really like the original as well .
Love your channel Rebekah. Hope you are ok. Take care. Love and peace from Liverpool UK 👍✌️
So real,thank you.
The effect was great. Innovative. Keep it up!
Thank you.:)
Great reaction Rebeka. Deep emotional song.
Thank you.:)
I dig the layered effect. ❤
The Man in Black. Johnny Cash, an inmortal music legend.
Cash was a great man and Ax good singer
He had a 50 year career and was in league right up there with Elvis, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and all the other rock pioneers of the 50's but in the late 70's and 80's and a good chunk of the 90's was largely dismissed though he had millions of fans still but was shut out of the main stream country music industry particularly radio and the CMA just totally blew him off though he formed a country super group with Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson, The Highwaymen and had success with that but it wasn't until record producer Rick Rubin came along in 1994 and saw that there was a way to get him back on track and that's when things started to get better for him but it really took off in 2000 with the release American 3 in 2000 and his last, American 4, The Man Comes Around in 2002 that he finally got the recognition that he deserved and where this song came from along with the haunting title track. The influence he's had on everyone is massive.
You got good heart Rebeka
His wife June passed away very soon after this was recorded. Johnny soon followed.
If you did not i shead a tear for you. Love the format. Love and respect.
Thank you.:)
You could definately feel his pain. He and his wife died within months apart
The most importante things in life are family and real friends, you realize when they are gone, material posessions can not replace them is it that what the song is about?