SUICIDAL TENDENCES INSTITUTIONALIZED (WITH LYRICS)
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- SUICIDAL TENDENCES INSTITUTIONALIZED
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Institutionalized
Sometimes I try to do things
And it just doesn't work out the way I want it to.
And I get real frustrated.
It's like, I try hard to do it
And I take my time
But it just doesn't work out the way I want it to.
It's like I concentrate on it real hard,
But it just doesn't work out.
And everything I do and everything I try,
It never turns out!
It's like, I need time to figure these things out.
There's always someone there going,
"Hey Mike, you know,
We've been noticing you've been having a lot of problems lately, you
know.
You should maybe get away,
And like, maybe you should talk about it,
You'd feel a lot better."
I go, "No, it's okay you know, I'll figure it out.
Just leave me alone, I'll figure it out you know.
I'm just working on myself."
And they go, "Well, you know, if you wanna talk about it,
I'll be here ya know,
And you'll probably feel a lot better if ya talked about it,
So why dontcha talk about it?!"
I go, "No! I don't want to I'm okay! I'll figure it out myself!"
But they just keep buggin' me,
They just keep buggin' me
And it builds up inside!
So you're gonna be institutionalized
You'll come out brainwashed with bloodshot eyes
You won't have any say
They'll brainwash you until you see their way
I'm not crazy - Institution
You're the one who's crazy - Institution
You're driving me crazy - Institution
They stuck me in an institution
Said it was the only solution
To give me the needed professional help
To protect me from the enemy, myself
I was in my room
And I was just like staring at the wall thinking 'bout everything
But then again I was thinking about nothing.
And then my Mom came in,
And I didn't even know she was there.
She called my name
But I didn't hear her.
Then she started screaming, "Mike, Mike!"
And I go, "What? What's the matter?"
She goes, "What's the matter with you?!"
I go, "There's nothin' wrong Mom."
She goes, "Don't tell me that, you're on drugs!"
I go, "No Mom, I'm not on drugs.
I'm okay, I'm just thinking, you know.
Why don't ya give me a Pepsi?"
She goes, "No, you're on drugs!"
I go, "Mom, I'm okay, I'm just thinking."
She goes, "No, you're not thinking, you're on drugs!
Normal people don't act in that way!"
I go, "Mom, just give me a Pepsi please,
All I want is a Pepsi."
And she wouldn't give it to me!
All I wanted was a Pepsi!
Just one Pepsi!
And she wouldn't give it to me!
Just a Pepsi!
They give you a white shirt with long sleeves
Tied around your back, you're treated like thieves
Drug you up because they're lazy
It's too much work to help a crazy
I'm not crazy - Institution
You're the one who's crazy - Institution
You're driving me crazy - Institution
They stuck me in an institution
Said it was the only solution
To give me the needed professional help
To protect me from the enemy, myself
I was sitting in my room.
My Mom and my Dad came in.
So they pull up a chair and they sat down.
They go, "Mike, we need to talk to you."
And I go, "Okay, what's the matter?"
They go, "Me and your Mom,
We've been noticing lately you've been having a lot of problems,
And you've been going off for no reason.
And we're afraid you're gonna hurt somebody,
We're afraid you're gonna hurt yourself.
So we decided that it would be in your best interest
If we put you somewhere
Where you could get the help that you need."
And I go, "Wait! What are ya talking about?!
We decided?!
My best interest?!
How do you know what my best interest is!
How can you say what my best interest is!
And what are ya trying ta say, I'm crazy?!
When I went to your schools!
I went to your churches!
I went to your institutional learning facilities!
So how can ya say I'm crazy?!
They say they're gonna fix my brain
Alleviate my suffering and my pain
But by the time they fix my head
Mentally, I'll be dead
Chorus (two verses):
I'm not crazy - Institution
You're the one who's crazy - Institution
You're driving me crazy - Institution
They stuck me in an institution
Said it was the only solution
To give me the needed professional help
To protect me from the enemy, myself
...Doesn't matter I'll probably get hit by a car anyway.
someone give him a pepsi already
+Crosssover92 just one pepsi!
haha
you want a pepsi pal you’re gonna pay for it!
@crossover Fucking RUclips. Someone wrote this hilarious comment 6years ago and I am now lmfao / snorting because of it
Pepsi isn’t allowed in mental hospitals unfortunately
this song is more relevant than ever in 2023
Yes it is and some people don't realize. This is the music they're grandparents listened too.😂😂
I love how this song is just the most relatable rant ever
"When I went to YOUR schools" fav part
This song I relate to and it breaks down one thing; those who are unique, carrying themselves differently and have a difficult time fitting into what society considers to be normal and being dismissed as weird & psycho(CRAZY as the song describes). All it is people who don't fit in just have their own mind & just want to go down their own path doing what makes them happy.
@Carli Moore I will assume it's the one where Mike becomes institutionalized because he couldn't take the trauma of not getting a pepsi.
@@Be_anxious_for_nothing 😂
@Carli Moore No movie. Just an old school punk tune from the early 80's.
That's what the vids on MTV looked like back then. (not much production 😂)
But did you ever get a Pepsi?
The ones stuck on "Pepsi" really missed the point. 😢
True poetry. Such a great track.
a miscommunication over pepsi leading to threats of institutionalization is the most american thing ever this isn't punk this is folk music
Still relevant in 2023.
And in 2024
I listen to this song at least once a week.
LETS JUST TALK ABOUT THAT THIS ONE IS WAY TOO ACCURATE!
Definitely hits.. The soul
Dude just wanted a Pepsi
Tbh I I understand this fictionalized person more and more as I grow older and older
Thats the point of a good song/lyrics. Its timeless.
Aw! How sweet. Eraserhead's baby is all grown up, and now it wants a pepsi.
That shit dont get old
This music have a insane rhythm, and It's awesome, despite I am writing in english without the Google Translator, I have difficulties to understand the lyrics of the musics (principally this, because It's fast).Some musics I understand some parts of lyrics, It looks some kind of prank, but it's true.
Greetings from Brazil
Woah hello!!
Lol that's how I feel when trying to understand Spanish spanglish Portuguese lol etc i only speak English so it makes sense i get it.
This is from the 80's they are part of the Orange County Punk scene. It's very fast. This band now plays thrasher metal now. Other punk banks in this era are Social Distortion, Dead Kennedy's and Circle Jurks. Just to name a few.
I remember watching this with my brother when we were kids and hardly understanding any of it without lyric captions but laughing my butt off.
Pretty easy to understand imo lol
@@illskilled1 yeah well we can't all be as smart as you
@@illskilled1 pl
Some parts are but some parts are difinitly hard to hear
Fucking insane I just told my girl about that I had the same experience as a kid me n my uncle was dead af 😂
My all times favourite punk tune . Such an aggressive 👊
In m "semi older age" - I still like this with family regarding politics mainly....other shit too...Anyhoo - here I am re-enjoying and putting my brain back together. Thankful
I have and always will be your friend, ...... to anyone who feels the same as I do abouthisong. Who loves ya?
Nice job with the subtitles, thanks for posting this!
I've been diggin' this tune since my high school years when it first came out, but some of the lyrics I just could never understand. 😂
The guys who made the Pepsi commercial must have taken this as a documentary
Literally my 80's anthem
Weirdly this still relates.
Wow, Jack Nance is the dad! Any David Lynch fans out there?
I just noticed that! And was like is that...? Then saw your comment! Cool
I used to relate to song, then I realized I could get the Pepsi myself
One of the most beautiful songs ❤❤❤
I can relate, this happened to me because I made a suicidal statement at the wrong time. This happened to me seven years ago, 2016. This tunes message is correct.
This song sums up the whole year of 2022 for me
😮 I was Sam Walmarts Son he never Knew he had. I was forgotten at K Mart. I remember hearing the stories 😮
☘️ Church of Rock ☘️ Awake not Woke ☘️
This song is way ahead of its time
Still brilliant ta this day
Maybe if Mike would have realized how much corn syrup was in that Pepsi , he wouldn't been institutionalized.
Hahaha I had to go look it up: HFCS put in Pepsi same year ST debut release, ST was on sucrose Pepsi when Institutionalized was written.
Fun fact: Pepsi was first 16oz soda with screw top and had a styrofoam label to retain chill. These were ubiquitous in SoCal early 80s, until cherry coke.
Our FDA is super sus around anything addictive 🙄
they used to lube plane engines with that shit steer clear
Behind the apparently superficial lyrics this song has a cool antipsychiatric manifesto!
This song really does have a strong negative opinion towards institutions in general. We were just talking about the gilded age, occurring between 1877 and 1900, in History 110 at SDSU, and how institutionalization of the public school system was considered progress. It is interesting to see here that a crucial philosophical question is being asked from the point of view of a kid, or more specifically, a minor who for the most part has no say or vote on the rules that he must follow. That question, in my interpretation, is as follows: What do we do when institutions go from providing a service that the people want, to telling the people that they DO want the service that they provide? All he wanted was a Pepsi. What he got was a straight jacket.
Man I need you to post more comments on all the shit I listen too,love some knowledgeable thought out post over "I'm 5 and I love this music gawd why was I born so late" shit posts anyday......"And when I'm rush and on my run~I feel just like Jesus' son"
So much memories
This and a slayer album... thanks for allowing that mom. Even if you didnt know you bought it and hated it. It shaped me forver. I was only 9 years old Haha
Super cool mom!
Hands down, 1 tune that set the bar for real!
Kendall Jenner could have easily fixed this.
John Pagdilao Dude-this came right to mind!!! Bravo!
I love this and will be 46..47 this year. I grew up with Suicidal Tendencies. i remember why his mom wouldn't giive him a Pepsi
I JUST WANTED A PEPSI BUT MA KEPT SCREAMING NOO!! YOUR ON DRUGGS!! U SAID NO MOM IM FINE IM JUST THINKING CAN YOU GIVE ME A PEPSI AND SHE KEPT SCREAMING NOOO!!! YOUR ON DRUGS!!!! ALL I WANTED IS ONE PEPSI AND SHE WOULDNT GIVE IT TO ME!!! I JUST WANTED ONE PEPSI AND SHE WOULDNT GIVE IT TO ME!!! SHE WOULDNT GIVE IT TO ME XD best part of the song XD
Yea,cept the part where as the dad i'd say "get your 19 yr old thinking unemployed ass outta your smoke filled room and get your own damn pepsi,mamas boi"....~ST untouchable~
+Rap God JUSTGIVE ME A PEPSI DAD FUCKING GIVE ME A PEPSI I JUST WANT A PEPSI DAD I WANT A PEPSI AND A SMOKE FILLED ROOM JUST A PEPSI XD
you want a pepsi pal you’re gonna pay for it!
hi~ welcome to 2022~~ Aloha~~ from Hawaii~~ 🤙🤙
Crazy manifesto
🔥🔥🔥
Still my favorite!
I was just searching for a Pepsi and the song came in my head I wish I could go back to 1990 when this was popular😢
Thank you. Environmental family breakdown.
I miss my teenage years lol this song takes me wayyy back
Truth
I'm not crazy You're the one that's crazy
some say he never got that pepsi
i can't search for the original because youtube thinks im gonna kms smh
Srsly
Lmfao fr
The thing is, no matter how ironic or "crazy" this sounds this is spiritual enlightenment disguised as a "heavy metal/punk rock" song. Where Mike says that "all he wanted was a Pepsi" all he really wanted was to be happy so the Pepsi lyric was a metaphor for what he really wanted and if one is truly honest with themselves it's what everyone wants in the end is to be truly happy and that never comes through outside influences, "your churches and your schools" but only within ourselves.
*MAHM JUST GET MEH A PEPSI! NO YOUR ON DRAGS!*
1 more thing. On top of the fact this tune set a bar. In Toronto, a burger joint in Scarborough had a cook that every time someone ordered a cheeseburger Johnny would announce "cheeseburger, cheeseburger no coke, Pepsi! It was legendary! So ya this is 1 tune that set the bar for California thrash!
This song is basically about rebelling against authority but in this case singles out the patents. I get it I am one now but what this song fails to address is that alot of the time the majority of parents are just trying to do their best and we should be grateful. Problem with that is when we are young some of us don't really understand this. Lastly, it's kinda funny this song was sampled in the first installment of IRONMAN, when Tony Stark was busy building in his garage.
Rumor has it, he never got that pepsi
all these years later and im still waiting for my PEPSI!
Hahahaha!!! I love this song!!!!
tfw all u wanted was a pepsi, but end up institutionalized
Get that man a Pepsi❤
It does not gel old. Go check the version by Body Count, it´s outstanding.
It totally is! Saw that first then came here for this version. Though I remember playing it on Guitar Hero II a long time ago!
He could've just grabbed a Pepsi when he opened the fridge. He's definitely crazy.
Those were his Moms Pepsis thats why he didnt grab one😂 She wasnt letting him
Alot of my 🧑🏼🦱👩🏼 friends growing up had parents like that
iron man
this song i remember São João da Boa Vista - sp, the olders in here are so many shits.......(in Brazil - perhelps, arround Minas Gerais state) kkkshss.
This is real as it gets." Just one Pepsi!!" Doesn't matter, I'll probably get hit by a car anyway.
I came across this song on a marvel's iron man scene, when Tony is fixing an engine.
Hi Vellia it's me Richard and Velia Kelley to my honey bun ❤🎉😮😅😊
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wait, was that Tom Araya? Is the Pepsi lyric a reference to Captain Beefheart? Need to know.
Yes, zhats Tom Araya at 0:36
Thanks. Haven't seen this video in decades.
searched this vid w/ lyrics for so long! thx :D
Wish I coulda seen this live
It's ok Jeff we understand
you want a pepsi pal you’re gonna pay for it!
This and a slayer album... thanks for allowing that mom. Even if you didnt know you bought it and hated it. It shaped me forver. Haha
Foda demais. Descreve exatamente como me sinto nesse mundo escroto de pessoas e instituições que nos enlouquecem e depois nos condenam por estarmos loucos. 🤘🤘🤘
Exatamente!
Only 35000 views?..... Wtf?!
You'll have to forgive Mike. He's just not himself without his Pepsi. Don't judge him based on this song alone. He really is a nice guy 😆
Just one Pepsi!!!
RUclips did not give me the song after my search. It went to suicidal help for me. I just wanted the song because my sister told me her boyfriend said she is crazy. Bad break up for her and crazy is possible too, lol!
neverending solo in background by Rocky George. really kick ass
This is what happens when Miss Togar from the Ramones movie “Rock N’ Roll High School” and Jack Nance from “Eraserhead” are your mom and dad! I’m thinking that wouldn’t it have just been easier to give him the Pepsi? He just wanted one Pepsi, for cying out loud!! 🥤😆😂
another good one about the breakdown in parental/child relations is ‘my stars ‘ from alice cooper’s record school’s out. this song is one of my favorites . ditto my stars , both epic masterpieces
Classic
Damn does this band have any songs because I like this one
🔥🔥💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks, Sara Metal 🤘🏾after all these years, I still relate to this song!
Thinking back on all of those cubes of Pepsi... Maybe THEY were the gateway drug that should have been discussed in D.A.R.E. classes.
Awsome
That foo's a g!
I remember hearing this on WRVU 91 Rock late 80s or early 90s
Mike needs a Pepsi bad man!?
This song is still great. Why aren't these guys selling out stadiums like Metallica?
¿¡¿Am I institutionalized if I can spot the differences between a 1964 Cheverolet Impala and a Ford Galaxy 500?!?
He didn't need a pepsi he needed an snickers you aren't you when you're hungry
*Are Demons Real?* "Separating the Light from the Dark"
Are demons real, or do they just exist as metaphors? The answer to both questions is yes. The reason is simple. One simply asks the question, "does art imitate life or does life imitate art?" When creating a work of art or poetry or a story one first begins to ascribe a list of traits, color schemes, animals, characteristics, situations, facial expressions, seasons, even numbers that fit and follow the creation of one's demon or devil as a character or subject. These traits exist as real in the world, therefore demons and devils are real simply because the world and people carry these traits and characteristics. When one identifies with a character such as a Devil it is empowering those traits in oneself and changes a person as they begin to surround themselves with these aspects and it grows exponentially make these traits more real. Evil is immortal simply because one cannot take this list of traits and eliminate them from the world. They are intertwined in mankind and nature and will exist forever. The creation of evil and darkness in art becomes simply an amalgamation of one's list of light and dark themes, thereby the creation of pure evil holds only to these traits. Unfortunately, masculinity tends to fall into the realm of darkness which sometimes gets confused in the draw as does the truth of the world. Both tend to become illegal.
-Francis Blake, AA-Graphic Design/ Machining Metals
For those that might not know the past history.
This was the quintessential start of the Southern California punk rock scene, making it in to more mainstream music.
I still had to sneak and hide the album. Needless to say parents were none too pleased about this new movement.
During this time there was a facility called charter hospitals they used to have some of the worst commercials. It was nice that people were getting help for their substance abuse misuse issues. Unfortunately what happened was parents who were themselves alcoholics and addicts started to lock up their rebellious young teenagers.
It was always interesting sitting in on those meetings when the parents got called on the carpet because 9 times out of 10 we got our drugs and alcohol from our friends parents.
So this was a mantra to the youth. We see your hypocrisy. We know it's all BS and we're calling you out. My mom used to look at me so confused.
She'd say why are you guys so angry, why do you want to listen to music like that?😂😂
I should memorize this
Sara é vc sara quanto tempo :D hehe!
I'm here for the new pepsi advert
Reminds me of the gift by velvet underground