@@Asaman854 Ok bro, you think Suspicious Minds is better fine, but HooBUstank was top tier. GTFO. If you have nothing positive to say just go listen to your boomer music.
Joann Miller Gladwell Sorry to hear that man. I hate people who bully other people. Stay strong and keep doing you homie! Cause being yourself is the best thing that you can do in life.
Crawling In The Dark by Hoobastank is a powerful anthem of self-discovery and searching for purpose. The song’s driving guitar riffs and dynamic vocals convey a sense of urgency and introspection as the lyrics explore the uncertainty of navigating life’s challenges. Doug Robb’s voice brings an emotional weight to the feeling of being lost yet determined to find answers. This track captures the early 2000s rock energy perfectly, making it both nostalgic and relatable for anyone who’s ever felt unsure of their path.
@@aaronvigil9910 Crawling in the dark is awesome, up beat and rockin. It fits in vain of Incubus. The Reason is corny as hell. they are better band than that song.
I'm 54 now, when I was 32, I delivered pizzas, and this genre stayed on my radio..I cut my teeth on 70s, I invented 80s and I embraced 90s. It's not as good today but there's still new shit coming out I love.. like the new NITA STRAUSS AND ALYSSA WHITE GLUZ.. KILLER!!
Early 2000's were lit. It's a shame I never fully appreciated them, watching these old songs now makes me feel like I'm seeing a tape of some awesome party that I missed long time ago.
Same. Used to see these bands and think they were lame because I was so caught up in the Myspace grindcore/death metal/emo shit. But coming back I missed out lol. I'd hear people listen to shit like this and be like fucking pussy/poser. So simple minded when I was young. Life is crazy
I'm 29 now, and listening to this is like stepping into a time machine. It's incredible. It reminds me of everything we lost. It makes me think of how bland modern music is. Think about this for a second. Back when this track came out, everyone thought "eww bland nu-metal trash". Even Hoobastank admitted that they had no formal understanding of music theory whatsoever. And yet, listening to this now, after the progressive dumbing-down of music into autotuned, quantized, shellacked turds, it sounds like fucking Mozart. It has compositional complexity that today's music lacks. Listen to that intro riff. I mean, this actually has a melody. It's not just some house beat with monotone grunting layered over it. It's really pathetic, just how far we've fallen.
People who are born somewhere around 79 - 89 consider lucky enough because at this point (2019) they all aged between 30 - 40.. we are the generation who experienced both before and after technologies become massive.. I missed those days when I was 20's.. now I'm 37 (82)..I now more appreciate when getting older as the journey of my life continues (work,business,family,wife,kids and so on)..damn, hoobastank is one of my favourite band..thanx for the memories!
@@Censord its the sound effect being used on the intro guitar riff before the band kicks in. It’s usually in the form of a pedal that intentionally produces a phenomenon called “phasing” or “being out of phase”. I cant explain it in scientific terms but think its when frequencies in the tonality are slightly misaligned so it produces that swooshing sound.
The song is in 4/4 time but on that bar they go 3/4. In other words, they drop the 4th beat and go right into the 1st beat of the next bar. It's a great effect.
I’m listening to this, incubus, three days grace, and playing need for speed underground 2. Could say I’m going on a nostalgia trip. Let’s go 90s babies
God damn I wish I had a time machine. The late 90"s and early 2000's were the fucking shit! Music was awesome and the banks were giving loans out left and right. What a time to be alive. God speed america
@@johnt.4550 Dude me too, i was looking for that game for years just to listen this song, and finally found the game and the song, i was thinking it was a skating game for some reason but it was a rollerblading game
I remember seeing them live in concert in the early 2000’s and was blown away at how good the guitarist is. Dude seriously plays multiple parts on every song with extremely smooth transitions.
Gordon Simaremare nice try i grew up as a kid to this music, and lots of suicidal heavy metal, chauvinistic rap and tear oozing emo - and all those genres are dead now thanks to progressive EDM - electro dance and dubstep.
I will never get bored of this song. I’m serious there’s such a low percentage of songs that you could call perfect. But this is one of them. From the beautiful guitar strings, to the lyrics, and the chorus.
@@monkmoto1887 Nothing wrong with that. Ask your parents how cool 2001 was until...well you know. Near the end. When the great disaster happened. Mariah Carey made a movie.
My niece is 2 and loves music. I introduced her to Hoobastank and now she asks all the time to listen to "Hoopystink". I'm glad I can share them with her. She may call you Hoopystink, but she loves you and that's what matters. ❤
fun fact : a lot of these indy / rock / pop songs never made it to europe and this was befire youtube. so we had to go dig on p2p and find random bands hoping they were good ! 😂 thank god for dial-up internet and WoW videos
وَأَنِيبُوا إِلَى رَبِّكُمْ وَأَسْلِمُوا لَهُ مِن قَبْلِ أَن يَأْتِيَكُمُ الْعَذَابُ ثُمَّ لَا تُنصَرُونَ "Turn ye to our Lord (in repentance) and bow to His (Will), before the Penalty comes on you: after that ye shall not be helped وَاتَّبِعُوا أَحْسَنَ مَا أُنزِلَ إِلَيْكُم مِّن رَّبِّكُم مِّن قَبْلِ أَن يَأْتِيَكُمُ العَذَابُ بَغْتَةً وَأَنتُمْ لَا تَشْعُرُونَ "And follow the best of (the courses) revealed to you from your Lord, before the Penalty comes on you - of a sudden while ye perceive not أَن تَقُولَ نَفْسٌ يَا حَسْرَتَى علَى مَا فَرَّطتُ فِي جَنبِ اللَّهِ وَإِن كُنتُ لَمِنَ السَّاخِرِينَ "Lest the soul should (then) say: 'Ah! Woe is me!- In that I neglected (my duty) towards Allah, and was but among those who mocked أَوْ تَقُولَ لَوْ أَنَّ اللَّهَ هَدَانِي لَكُنتُ مِنَ الْمُتَّقِينَ "Or (lest) it should say: 'If only Allah had guided me, I should certainly have been among the righteous Quran .islam*-
this is closer to being played on classic rock stations now, more than mainstream rock. Just remember, your parents probably thought the same for a band like Led Zepplin or Aerosmith when our parents were in their 30s.
Their best song…by far. Yes, maybe we’ve played it on repeat one too many times decades ago…but, try to remember the first time you heard it. That riff is up their with some of the greatest of all time.
Digital Generation: "I hate Nickelback, they suck." Also Digital Generation: "Fetty Wap and Lil Yatchy are the shit." This is why I am glad I grew up in the 2000s. Minus Dubba and the shitty world events, the 2000s was pretty awesome decade to live in.
@@theflea2539 infant annihilator, fleshgod apocalypse, oceano, cannibal corpse, Cattle Decapitation, obituary, the black dahlia murder, rivers of nihil, and a lot more
33 and still loving this! funny story with this song 😂… my sister made a mixtape back in the day (yes I’m referring to an actual CASSETTE TAPE where you had to listen to the radio for a song you liked and hoped you hit the record button in time to get the whole thing 😅) and this was on it along with “semi-charmed life” and a bunch of other great 90’s and 00’s songs. I loved the song right from the intro but never knew who did it and eventually forgot about it. Fast forward to recently…RUclips algorithm must’ve known I was feeling nostalgic and this video popped up on my feed! I immediately added it to my Apple Music library. Man…what a great era of music.
It's so cool to jump on the tube and come across songs from when I was 16 and younger. I'm 34 now and talk about some memory floods of the good ole days
This song along with Audioslave's "Show Me How To Live" are great songs to sing to the Heavens regardless of whether or not you believe in God. Both songs are about trying to find meaning in a seemingly meaningless world. And they're awesome!
I will dedicate and sacrifice my every-thing For just a seconds worth of how my story's ending And I wish I could know if the directions that I take And all the choices that I make won't end up all for nothing Show me what it's for Make me understand it I've been crawling in the dark Looking for the answer Is there something more Than what I've been handed? I've been crawling in the dark Looking for the answer Help me carry on Assure me it's ok to Use my heart and not my eyes To navigate the darkness Will the ending be Ever coming suddenly? Will I ever get to see The ending to my story? Show me what it's for Make me understand it I've been crawling in the dark Looking for the answer Is there something more Than what I've been handed?
AT 64 yrs old and an old rocker, I can say that this question never gets answered and IT SUCKS! haha. Kudos to Hoobestank for asking this question. Must be played at 11 out of 10!!!
The first time I saw this music video was in the year 2002 the lead singer is the same aged of me.just remains me my younger years but I still young in heart.
This is definitely the best song by the band Hoobastank. The best song of all time, the best song that marked my adolescence. This song is just fantastic.
Damn I'm 36 already... Call me old fart, but this was a period when mainstream music was actually good. I mean, just compare this (along with Linking Park, System Of A Down, Disturbed...) to what passes for music these days... And during this period I was mostly into punk and metal, but over time I learned to appreciate this.
How many times did we hear our previous generation say the same about the music they grew up with and saying the same about what music we were into. Today's generation will be saying the same when they're in their late 20's/early 30's. Make every day count dude
i remember i was in high school when this song came out freshman year but i used to watch BET 106 and park and this song came on one day at number 3 thats how accepted by black culture hoobastank was
my friend Andy got me this album for my 14th birthday.... i'm 36 now and served 2 years overseas and still listen to this song. never quit rocking friends.
September 2001, the Tabernacle, Atlanta. My first solo concert to see Incubus live. Hoobastank opened and I was blown away. Underrated band to this day and this song killed live.
Crawling in the Dark is the only song that I would consider listening to by Hoobastank now. When it was first coming out I was mentoring a bunch of young people at the local fire department and one of them introduced me to the song. It just connected to me, in such a way. To me, it summed up what it was like to go into a burning fire, and the internal monologue you have with yourself. We use to joke that our station would make a hell of a TV show, and one day I suggested it would be only if the theme song was Crawling in the Dark...I got a few crossed looks at first, then for the longest time, when the alarm would drop, several of us would play the song in our heads....sorry just felt I needed to share that story.
Yeah I despised The Reason with a passion when that got played to death and I was ready to write this band off forever but then I heard this song and I changed my tune, I also liked "Next Direction"(which was featured in the movie "Catwoman").
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35 now and this stays on the ‘playlist for my life’ 🤗
Great to see a bunch of 30-something year olds here with me 🖤
Try 50 lol
You can include some 50-somethings too.
My brothers 54, I’m 32 and I wouldn’t be here without his influence. Here’s to Gen X 🍻
31 brother.
@@projectdelta50 ditto
Ealry 2000s was the best for rock. You had pop punk, nu metal, modern alt rock....loved it all
Followed up for me with Djent and more technical wave 😊
Eh, it wasn’t the 60s, 70s, 80s, or 90s. It was ok for a hot minute.
@@Asaman854 Ok bro, you think Suspicious Minds is better fine, but HooBUstank was top tier. GTFO. If you have nothing positive to say just go listen to your boomer music.
@@twig4590He's not in a circle. A library person.😂
Offspring...F*ck yeah!!!
If your listening to Hoobastank in 2025 you're probably old enough to remember when MTV played music videos 🔥
yup, we were at the tail end of that era, hahaha I miss stuff like Headbangers balll
absolutely!
Beavis&Butthead❤
I don't believe they've ever aired anything other than Ridiculousness lmfao
Yessir!! 👍
I’ll never forget playing aggressive in-line on PS2 with my older brother when I was 7 in 2002. So crazy to think that was 20 years ago….
Dave Mirra BMX had some good sound tracks too, oh and ATV offroad furry
Aggressive Inline still my fav game of all the skating games, only topped by Tony Hawk 1+2 2020 remaster.
SOMEONE GETS ME HERE
Finally find a comment like this playing aggressive inline with my friends is the shit
I was a bit older playing with my lil bro so I get it 🤣🔥🔥
The early 2000's was my decade! I miss every bit of it!
Joann Miller Gladwell Sorry to hear that man. I hate people who bully other people. Stay strong and keep doing you homie! Cause being yourself is the best thing that you can do in life.
+therealsatisfy Me too
i know 2000-2006 was a f'n blast
+therealsatisfy so damn right! I loved this song from the very first second!
+therealsatisfy me too, untill 2005 it was a pretty nice time
even though I was a kid, I enjoyed a lot MTV playing only rock in my country
One of the most underrated hard rock songs of the 2000s. Completely overshadowed by their biggest song
This was my favorite hoobastank song.
Doesn't really help that their biggest hit sucked.
@@lizardjesus oh no, the reason is great, although I like their later songs like This is gonna hurt, you before me, ect
Matthew Wellen This is more post-hardcore than hard rock but yeah this was a great tune
Just think if they played it a half step faster and really let those Mesa's they got loose...if only
Crawling In The Dark by Hoobastank is a powerful anthem of self-discovery and searching for purpose.
The song’s driving guitar riffs and dynamic vocals convey a sense of urgency and introspection as the lyrics explore the uncertainty of navigating life’s challenges.
Doug Robb’s voice brings an emotional weight to the feeling of being lost yet determined to find answers.
This track captures the early 2000s rock energy perfectly, making it both nostalgic and relatable for anyone who’s ever felt unsure of their path.
Great song to start college with.
I'm 37 and love sharing music like this to my 13 year old niece. I have to make sure the next generation gets to hear this awesome music
1984 right. Same with me
I'm 34 and my younger brothers rocking this, LP, Disturbed and Papa Roach! I'm so proud!
Right on emo bunny! 37 and sharing with my 12 year old son.
Godspeed kindred spirit
Spread the knowledge of all music I will do the same for my niece when she is old enough lol
it's unfair how this band is known for the reason and not this.
for me its known for this. i actually thought this was an incubus song when i first heard it.
tbh i agree, i can't believe i didnt hear this song first until now. This song is amazing.
@@robertidonotsharemyfullnam496 Same
It’s because anyone can relate to that song that’s why it’s so popular.
@@aaronvigil9910 Crawling in the dark is awesome, up beat and rockin. It fits in vain of Incubus. The Reason is corny as hell. they are better band than that song.
Till this day at 32, this song is still helping me push myself further.
It's really hype.
I'm 54 now, when I was 32, I delivered pizzas, and this genre stayed on my radio..I cut my teeth on 70s, I invented 80s and I embraced 90s. It's not as good today but there's still new shit coming out I love.. like the new NITA STRAUSS AND ALYSSA WHITE GLUZ.. KILLER!!
That's what I like to hear, I need to put some of these just GOOD ass songs on more often. I'll be 32 this year
Will be 38 this year. This song among others have gave me the strength to keep on pushing.
Well I'm 19 and I'm making damn sure my kids listen to them when I have them
Gosh....Im 42 now this year 2024....this song still is as Awesome as it was 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Same I am turning 41 this year and this is still an awesome song
wait until you hit 56.... 😄
41. Yes, it was.
Early 2000's were lit. It's a shame I never fully appreciated them, watching these old songs now makes me feel like I'm seeing a tape of some awesome party that I missed long time ago.
Yup. Hoobastank, Avril Lavigne, Evanescence, were my gym jams.
Same. Used to see these bands and think they were lame because I was so caught up in the Myspace grindcore/death metal/emo shit. But coming back I missed out lol. I'd hear people listen to shit like this and be like fucking pussy/poser. So simple minded when I was young. Life is crazy
Nu metal is my favorite genre and its dead
Just old songs all memories of a party that ended years ago
I'm 29 now, and listening to this is like stepping into a time machine. It's incredible. It reminds me of everything we lost. It makes me think of how bland modern music is. Think about this for a second. Back when this track came out, everyone thought "eww bland nu-metal trash". Even Hoobastank admitted that they had no formal understanding of music theory whatsoever. And yet, listening to this now, after the progressive dumbing-down of music into autotuned, quantized, shellacked turds, it sounds like fucking Mozart. It has compositional complexity that today's music lacks. Listen to that intro riff. I mean, this actually has a melody. It's not just some house beat with monotone grunting layered over it. It's really pathetic, just how far we've fallen.
Ok boomer
One of the most underrated hard rock songs of the 2000s. Completely overshadowed by their biggest song💖💖💖💖
This is their best song ever created i agree
This song is The Reason I like Hoobastank. When I hear their most popular song, I keep Running Away.
Yeah! The reason is overrated imo. I like this song much better. Also, on the album the reason, there's better songs than the title track.
This is the song I know them best for. Been on my Playlist since highschool. Class of '03
Apparently everything on YT is “underrated”
It's 2022 and still gotta rock this jam.
2055 here, still listening
You’re not alone 😎
it's me🙋
Down bad
Fuck yea
All of a sudden I'm 33! I miss this era!!
Life is but a vapor
How is this band known for “The Reason” and not this banger?
Because everyone thinks crawling in the dark is something that belongs to linkin park 😂
I definitely remember this one..ROCK ON!!!
@@aweav1600incubus lmao
Thats because our generations became soft
@@aweav1600
Wait I don't but I prefer the acoustic version of it though.
People who are born somewhere around 79 - 89 consider lucky enough because at this point (2019) they all aged between 30 - 40.. we are the generation who experienced both before and after technologies become massive.. I missed those days when I was 20's.. now I'm 37 (82)..I now more appreciate when getting older as the journey of my life continues (work,business,family,wife,kids and so on)..damn, hoobastank is one of my favourite band..thanx for the memories!
As someone born in 89, I definitely feel like I got lucky to remember the turn of the millennium. Just turned 30 a few days ago. Oh the nostalgia.
we are x-generation. the transition of era
I was born in 1991, the first CD i've bought had this song in it, was like 12 years old.
I was born in 89 and totally agree with you! We grew up when there was real music and technologies were not as massive as like today.
I was born in 1997 and I listened to Hoobastank a lot during the early 2000's.
Ahhhh. The 90s/2000s phaser guitar effects. Gotta love it.
What does that mean 👀
@@Censord its the sound effect being used on the intro guitar riff before the band kicks in. It’s usually in the form of a pedal that intentionally produces a phenomenon called “phasing” or “being out of phase”. I cant explain it in scientific terms but think its when frequencies in the tonality are slightly misaligned so it produces that swooshing sound.
Coming home from school and turning on MTV and watching this video was one of the highlights of living in the early 2000s.
This song still bangs 20+ years later.
2:29 that drop is straight-up raw energy, didn't notice it before
The song is in 4/4 time but on that bar they go 3/4. In other words, they drop the 4th beat and go right into the 1st beat of the next bar. It's a great effect.
With all sincerity, I love it when folks talk nerdy about music production.
I’m listening to this, incubus, three days grace, and playing need for speed underground 2. Could say I’m going on a nostalgia trip. Let’s go 90s babies
You forgot Alice In Chains! 🔥
God damn I wish I had a time machine. The late 90"s and early 2000's were the fucking shit! Music was awesome and the banks were giving loans out left and right. What a time to be alive. God speed america
I am 42 years old now. When I listen to this song, I remember my 20s.
All time classic
Also hit the replay
@@botanicus2921 9899887888888888888888989988890999909099888999
Macaroni Macaroni
Hey hey now you're making me feel old.
Appalachian Spaghetti 🍝 I
30 years old now and I still come back to this song. As I got older, the lyrics and meaning behind the song hit me like a hammer on a nail.
@KUROI nty
I'm almost 40 and "I'm looking and I just can't see what's in front of me" is so true.
Same ❤️🔥
53 years old now and I still come back to this song. As I got older, the lyrics and meaning behind the song hit me like a hammer on a nail.
First heard this song in Aggressive Inline on PS2. Lmao good times.
YASSSS!!!
Same.., out of curiosity did you ever get into “311” or “Trust Company” ??
I first heard this on MLB Slugfest 2004 on PS2 and also on that Inline game for the game boy.
@@johnt.4550 Dude me too, i was looking for that game for years just to listen this song, and finally found the game and the song, i was thinking it was a skating game for some reason but it was a rollerblading game
Same here
this song really BLAST! my middle childhood!
PLEASE BRING BACK GOOD MUSIC AGAIN IN 2023!!! ROCK IS NOT DEAD!!!
Search and you shall find it
❤❤❤
Good music never left
It's dead and has been replaced by mumbe rap 💀
I wish I had friends who liked hoobastank
Nöp, ich ruf die Bullen
You have one friend how like this song ...from saudi arabia
Der whatthefabs Yyyyyyy
+G Bear i like hoobastank
I mean the name of this band sounds weird but I love them lmao
I remember seeing them live in concert in the early 2000’s and was blown away at how good the guitarist is. Dude seriously plays multiple parts on every song with extremely smooth transitions.
If any1 still listening in 2024 gve me a fu****g thumps up.
Go hoobastank
I'm 62 years old but this band and this song have been rocking my face off since I discovered them in my 50s.
Mtv, Vh1, Fuse!!! Classic times!
Hell yea someone remembers fuse
Remember Mistress Juliya?@@FirstHair94
Didn’t fuse show snowboarding and skateboarding videos too?
MTVX
Late 90s early 2000s was my music jam. Still listen to it all every day. I can’t move on.
There's not much today, worth moving on to tbh.
ikr.
Same here, I'm stuck between 95 and 05. You would think one would get tired of it. Nope.
I’m stuck in 2010 when it comes to music even though my music is from 2020. XD
Same here man those were my best years for music
We need music like this to come back its just not the same anymore.
Thank u Drakedog !
When I was a kid all I listened too were bands like this. What is happening to kids these days
Well me too, i listened to green day, and three days grace when i was still a kid
Gordon Simaremare nice try i grew up as a kid to this music, and lots of suicidal heavy metal, chauvinistic rap and tear oozing emo - and all those genres are dead now thanks to progressive EDM - electro dance and dubstep.
crack, I blame crack.
MrFunkE101 that damn sweet white rock....
i blame dolphins, xrays, mcdonalds, and illuminazis
I will never get bored of this song. I’m serious there’s such a low percentage of songs that you could call perfect. But this is one of them. From the beautiful guitar strings, to the lyrics, and the chorus.
It just sounds so damn cool!
@@Vilgotczky it literally sounds like 2001
in a good way
Needs a propper guitar solo, but its a banger for sure.
@@monkmoto1887 Nothing wrong with that. Ask your parents how cool 2001 was until...well you know. Near the end. When the great disaster happened. Mariah Carey made a movie.
Everyone, please pass HOOBASTANK on to future generations!! These guys are the epitome of REAL music.
Agreed
My niece is 2 and loves music. I introduced her to Hoobastank and now she asks all the time to listen to "Hoopystink". I'm glad I can share them with her.
She may call you Hoopystink, but she loves you and that's what matters. ❤
今でも聴いてる。この曲のイントロはホントに神。
The 15 year old me is downright ashamed that my old ass is now digging this track. A classic that holds up better now than ever imo!
Man this song was the soundtrack of my life🔥👍
This song has great energy.
fun fact : a lot of these indy / rock / pop songs never made it to europe and this was befire youtube. so we had to go dig on p2p and find random bands hoping they were good ! 😂
thank god for dial-up internet and WoW videos
Aggressive In-line from the PS2 had one of the best soundtracks ever. The memories.
The bass in this song still thicc after all these years!
Fr this John fire
I'm still rocking it
When you haven’t heard a song you loved in a long time and it dawns on you that a feeling of bliss is overcoming you.
Linkin Park, Evanescence, Three Days grace, Hoobastank, Disturbed, Limp Bizkit, Rammstein = PERFECT ADOLESCENCE!!
Like for three days grace 👍 listen 14y but don't forget SKILLET
@Nathan Archer sorry my bad... Breaking Benjamin and Skillet definitely deserve to be on the list too
You forget green day 😁😂
@@Ranacelia Green Day is actually not a modern rock/metal band but they are awesome 👍🏻
Also, PERFECT 20'S!! lol, peace
Who’s still listening this masterpiece in 2021?
وَأَنِيبُوا إِلَى رَبِّكُمْ وَأَسْلِمُوا لَهُ مِن قَبْلِ أَن يَأْتِيَكُمُ الْعَذَابُ ثُمَّ لَا تُنصَرُونَ
"Turn ye to our Lord (in repentance) and bow to His (Will), before the Penalty comes on you: after that ye shall not be helped
وَاتَّبِعُوا أَحْسَنَ مَا أُنزِلَ إِلَيْكُم مِّن رَّبِّكُم مِّن قَبْلِ أَن يَأْتِيَكُمُ العَذَابُ بَغْتَةً وَأَنتُمْ لَا تَشْعُرُونَ
"And follow the best of (the courses) revealed to you from your Lord, before the Penalty comes on you - of a sudden while ye perceive not
أَن تَقُولَ نَفْسٌ يَا حَسْرَتَى علَى مَا فَرَّطتُ فِي جَنبِ اللَّهِ وَإِن كُنتُ لَمِنَ السَّاخِرِينَ
"Lest the soul should (then) say: 'Ah! Woe is me!- In that I neglected (my duty) towards Allah, and was but among those who mocked
أَوْ تَقُولَ لَوْ أَنَّ اللَّهَ هَدَانِي لَكُنتُ مِنَ الْمُتَّقِينَ
"Or (lest) it should say: 'If only Allah had guided me, I should certainly have been among the righteous
Quran .islam*-
I am ,over and over.
🙋🏻♂️
Meeee
Always n forever
I’m 28 and still listen to this band all the time
How is this not more known than ”The Reason” is beyond me.
Vilgot Norén because it’s crawling in the dark
Por que The Reazon é perfeita
We can't expect idiots to appreciate these things.
Gotta blame radio and mainstream media
Rather its because reason has a much wider platform since even pop, country, rock, blues loving people can listen to it..
Why is music like this not mainstream anymore.
Because we're not the mainstream anymore. We getting old bro.
this is closer to being played on classic rock stations now, more than mainstream rock. Just remember, your parents probably thought the same for a band like Led Zepplin or Aerosmith when our parents were in their 30s.
Rock music isn't mainstream since 10's. It's about hip hop, trap and shit like that
Same Thing I'm Asking Man Things Changed Badly💔
This was never mainstream 😅
crazy how underrated this song is now.
IT'S 2023 AND I'M STILL LISTENING TO THIS MASTERPIECE.
THIS SONG IS BETTER THAN "THE REASON".
AGREED
Still love Hoobastank, listening to this song brings back SUCH a flood of memories. I got to meet them; such great people ❤❤❤❤
Song is legendary.
Their best song…by far. Yes, maybe we’ve played it on repeat one too many times decades ago…but, try to remember the first time you heard it. That riff is up their with some of the greatest of all time.
this song never gets old!!!!
Hoobastank love those guys that was my era of rock listening to it in 2018 can't wait to see them November 7th
Back when music was music, glad I grew up in that era.
Digital Generation: "I hate Nickelback, they suck."
Also Digital Generation: "Fetty Wap and Lil Yatchy are the shit."
This is why I am glad I grew up in the 2000s. Minus Dubba and the shitty world events, the 2000s was pretty awesome decade to live in.
I like your profile picture @Concerned Citizen
Me too
music is still music
Every previous generation says this about the current generations music though
RIP best music 1990-2010
Some bands stills doing some good rock/metal, but they aren't famous... :(
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33 and still loving this! funny story with this song 😂… my sister made a mixtape back in the day (yes I’m referring to an actual CASSETTE TAPE where you had to listen to the radio for a song you liked and hoped you hit the record button in time to get the whole thing 😅) and this was on it along with “semi-charmed life” and a bunch of other great 90’s and 00’s songs. I loved the song right from the intro but never knew who did it and eventually forgot about it. Fast forward to recently…RUclips algorithm must’ve known I was feeling nostalgic and this video popped up on my feed! I immediately added it to my Apple Music library. Man…what a great era of music.
Well here I am only just discovering this band, better late than never I guess
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it took me long enough to actually find this song, i first heard it in an acceleracers amv some years ago, but couldnt find it
Same
Me too. Am 42😬
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John Cusak is awesome in this music video
+Firstname Lastname HAHAHHAH
that's the character I was thinkin of.. Hah!
Firstname Lastname John Cusak, thought it was Mac from its always sunny
Aaron Travis oh how wrong you are papi
And Josh Brolin on guitar.
Low key one of the best song in the genre.
When I was a little kid I grew up off my brother playing music like this. He was a good person. I miss him so much.
This song still crushes. Holy smokes!!! Where have the last 20 years gone!??!!??
bro u probably spend them behind a desk and paying mortgages... statisticly speaking
@@robertidonotsharemyfullnam496 Unfortunately. =) I need to be reminded to "show me what it's for....lest I continue to crawl in the dark" =)
It's so cool to jump on the tube and come across songs from when I was 16 and younger. I'm 34 now and talk about some memory floods of the good ole days
This song along with Audioslave's "Show Me How To Live" are great songs to sing to the Heavens regardless of whether or not you believe in God. Both songs are about trying to find meaning in a seemingly meaningless world. And they're awesome!
Amen 🙏
I am 56 years old and this is one of the best hard rock songs of the 90's and 2000's. It definitely didn't suck!
I will dedicate and sacrifice my every-thing
For just a seconds worth of how my story's ending
And I wish I could know if the directions that I take
And all the choices that I make won't end up all for nothing
Show me what it's for
Make me understand it
I've been crawling in the dark
Looking for the answer
Is there something more
Than what I've been handed?
I've been crawling in the dark
Looking for the answer
Help me carry on
Assure me it's ok to
Use my heart and not my eyes
To navigate the darkness
Will the ending be
Ever coming suddenly?
Will I ever get to see
The ending to my story?
Show me what it's for
Make me understand it
I've been crawling in the dark
Looking for the answer
Is there something more
Than what I've been handed?
Damn, ii wish these kind of musics become popular again.
This band is one of the main reasons I have a PRS guitar. The guitar tracks Hoobastank puts out sound INCREDIBLE.
My gawwwwwwd! my teenage heart! this was in my brain in my sleep and I've not heard it in 20 years!
Man those were the days burning cds and sharing awesome music with friends
Блин, какой же офигенный трэк! Заставляет вернуться в молодость каждый раз)
The 2000s were a goated era for Rock music : Linkin Park, Hoobastank, Three Days Grace and Nickelback to name but a few ❤️
AT 64 yrs old and an old rocker, I can say that this question never gets answered and IT SUCKS! haha. Kudos to Hoobestank for asking this question. Must be played at 11 out of 10!!!
Takes me back to high school days. Where the hell did time go? Saw them in concert and it was a great show!!
"Crawling in the dark.
I cannot find my keys."
- Lawrence Sonntagg from Funhaus
Unbreakable Bruce’s cover is far better
I see you are also a man of culture and class.
Glad i checked both songs and found funhaus comments
Every view this video has is from people who came here after Bruce sang this song in a Funhaus video!
I love all of you please be my friends. I was looking for this comment
ahhh the early 2000's. When the soul patch was slightly in style still.
No, no it wasn't.
nonam namrson hey dont you make fun of my flavor saver
SportsFan1984 lol it was still frowned upon
oh. OK huah
The first time I saw this music video was in the year 2002 the lead singer is the same aged of me.just remains me my younger years but I still young in heart.
This is definitely the best song by the band Hoobastank. The best song of all time, the best song that marked my adolescence. This song is just fantastic.
Damn I'm 36 already... Call me old fart, but this was a period when mainstream music was actually good. I mean, just compare this (along with Linking Park, System Of A Down, Disturbed...) to what passes for music these days... And during this period I was mostly into punk and metal, but over time I learned to appreciate this.
Shit. I'm 42. Metal head. Heard this a long time ago. I like it still. I enjoy it and not gonna apologize for it
same age... cheers ~~
How many times did we hear our previous generation say the same about the music they grew up with and saying the same about what music we were into. Today's generation will be saying the same when they're in their late 20's/early 30's.
Make every day count dude
Now only rNb stuff around. Good old days when almost every movie soundtrack had rock music!
I listen a skylit drive they form Lodi California their like those metal hardcore post
This is such a nostalgic era of rock that I love so much
i remember i was in high school when this song came out freshman year but i used to watch BET 106 and park and this song came on one day at number 3 thats how accepted by black culture hoobastank was
After all these years, still looking....
If you played aggressive in-line you know this song💯
Thank you! Wondering what that game was called.
my friend Andy got me this album for my 14th birthday.... i'm 36 now and served 2 years overseas and still listen to this song. never quit rocking friends.
September 2001, the Tabernacle, Atlanta. My first solo concert to see Incubus live. Hoobastank opened and I was blown away. Underrated band to this day and this song killed live.
September 2001. Damn.
I'm 37 and this will always be on my playlist
37 too and amen to that. Great great track.
36 n i agree
Its a shame they can't be remembered by this instead of the reason
I miss these days of MTV hard rock live concerts early 2000s rock was the best
Crawling in the Dark is the only song that I would consider listening to by Hoobastank now. When it was first coming out I was mentoring a bunch of young people at the local fire department and one of them introduced me to the song. It just connected to me, in such a way. To me, it summed up what it was like to go into a burning fire, and the internal monologue you have with yourself. We use to joke that our station would make a hell of a TV show, and one day I suggested it would be only if the theme song was Crawling in the Dark...I got a few crossed looks at first, then for the longest time, when the alarm would drop, several of us would play the song in our heads....sorry just felt I needed to share that story.
Awesome story thanks for sharing Deegan
You are a badass!
Yeah I despised The Reason with a passion when that got played to death and I was ready to write this band off forever but then I heard this song and I changed my tune, I also liked "Next Direction"(which was featured in the movie "Catwoman").
Glad it help u get threw
More. It's very intriguing!🤔
Born in 1978.This song belongs to my roots.True legacy.❤️
I was only 10 when this song came out and my uncle showed me . RIP Uncle atoo
God I miss those day when music was good like this
These guys still have all the energy! Great shows to this day.
Only problem with this song is it isn't long enough. How has it been 16 years already??
Time is faster than what we think.
Hoobastank, Tony Hawk games, Final Destination movies, everyone buying houses and cars, what a great time!!!
Every time I hear this song I’m transported to Summerfest when I was 13. Hinder, 3DG, Hoobastank, and Nickelback. Every band was amazing
10 years later and i still cant get this song out of my head