Reacting to a legend! Johnny Cash - Hurt - Reaction Video
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Like a warning from the future, Johnny Cash left me speechless with this intense and raw song. Check out my unfiltered reaction to Johnny Cash and Hurt.
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One of Johnny's kids, Roseanne Carter Cash ask her father, "are you saying goodbye in this song?" Johnny replied, "yes"
For a man of his age to pass on shortly after the love of his life passes is not uncommon. There are statistics to support that men can't live without their woman. If it was the other way around she could still have 20 years left, but the man rarely does.
This whole album is a beautiful farewell from a flawed man who tried his best all his life to be as good as he could be.
This song was originally written & performed by "Nine Inch Nails". It was written about drugs & depression. But Johnny Cash's version is considered the best. His version is more about regret for past mistakes in life & realizing material things & fame mean nothing in the end. When the video was filmed in February 2003, Cash was 71 years old & had serious health problems. His frailty is clearly evident in the video. He died seven months later, on September 12 & his wife, June Carter Cash, who is shown gazing at her husband in two sequences of the video, had died on May 15 of the same year.
Just wanted to add for people perhaps unfamiliar with Cash's story, but he dealt with addiction as well. For me, Nine Inch Nails' version is about a guy either in the throes of an addiction or just after kicking it, reflecting on what he's going through. Cash's version is someone who cleared their addiction long ago, but is looking back on his life and realizing how much of his life was changed by his vices, and a deep sadness in retrospect. We hear Cash's desperation to change it all, and we hear the sorrow in his voice knowing he can't.
Closing of the piano gets me every time...
Truth. Great art doesn’t mean great happiness.
like he was closing a coffin.
This was his swan song. His wife June passed shortly after this was filmed and he passed several months later. As he says, in the end the friends are going away (passing) and his empire means nothing, its dirt. Rich man, poor man matters not. We exist between the two infinities and when we leave we all have exactly what we entered with, ourselves. It is only our connections with others that will exist on. He did make this song his own.
Possibly the greatest cover ever. Music that provokes such observable emotion is art at its highest. RIP Johnny.
Hurt is a warning,... and a lament,... and his goodbye.
Originally a Nine Inch Nails song, but once Trent Reznor heard and saw this he said, "This is Cash's song now." June Carter-Cash passed away shortly after this video was released and Johnny followed her a few months later. RIP.
That was the last time he played his piano. The video was shot at their home. June was not supposed to be in the video. But she had come down the stairs to make sure Johnny wasn't working too hard. The director kept the shot in. You can see the genuine concern on her face.
The saddest part for me is this is the last thing he recorded before his death
He was saying goodbye.
Reznor said when he first heard this cover it was weird, like someone kissing your girlfriend. After he saw the the video, and thought more about it, he went as far as to say, this isn’t my song anymore.
Not only is the song heavy with regret and emotion, but the visual crescendo of all that powerful footage at the end just goes right to the heart.
I think it’s even more impressive to go back and watch the original, and see how far Cash took it to make it his own. So good.
The way he closes the piano gets me emotional its likes hes closing a casket 😢
Johny cash made this song his own , Johny cash and Roy orbinson the best singers this world has ever seen
And Otis, Rev Al and Marvin.
But Johnny is/was amazing.
This one gets me in the 'feels' every time. Everyone living life has regrets. He put that feeling so well into this rendition !
When learning more about the video it brings out such more emotion of the song and the context in how it was delivered RIP.
My mom was dieing of cancer when this song came out.
"The needle tears a hole" reminded me of the Kemo she was on for so long.
THE LAST TIME HE Played the piano.....
The first time I heard this the line that hit me the most was "Everyone one I've known goes away in the end". I have not had a close friend for over 40 years. The song hits home where we live, especially for those who have more years behind them than in front of them. The next thing to hit me was 'What have I become?' If we see that whatever hopes and aims and dreams we had for our future when we were young compared to where we actually ended up, it is a grief for many. The end of life can bring a reflection of how far away from having a worthwhile life it might have become. I see 'empire of dirt' as both that everything we achieve materially, plus any wealth, fame and success comes to nothing in the end and the only value in life is finding our relationship with Christ and with each other. Being a blessing to others is the only value there is in this life; everything else is flapdoodle.
Trent Reznor, the lead singer & songwriter of NIN (Nine Inch Nails) originally wrote this while he was spiraling out of control from drug addiction and severe depression.
Rick Rubin, a brilliant producer IMO, helped Johnny Cash revitalize his career because Johnny had a serious drought for about two decades - and he asked Johnny the crazy question if he would attempt to do a cover of this song.
Cash was adamant at first - and Trent Reznor really didn't feel an artist like Johnny Cash should be doing a cover of one of his songs.
But lo and behold, the stars aligned on this one.
When Reznor first heard about Johnny Cash doing the cover, he wasn't overly thrilled - *until* he saw the video.
That's when he said "this is no longer my song, this is Johnny Cash's song"
And this was Johnny's swan song. His wife passed about 4 months after its release and he didn't make it long after her.
And they really couldn't determine the actual cause of death of Johnny Cash (even though he was pretty beat up and broken after years of living a pretty rough life) - but I'd like to think he simply died of a broken heart because his partner was no longer with him. People will laugh, but it's actually a medical term - "stress cardiomyopathy" is dying of a broken heart 💔
If you truly enjoyed this, you should really consider reacting to "The Man Comes Around".
It'll make the hairs on your arms to stand up (to take an actual verse from the song 😅). I think it's debatable but it might have been the last song Johnny Cash ever wrote.
Cheers Jason! That was really interesting. I'll check out the other song you recommended. 🙋♀️
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Make sure when you do, it's his "lyrics" video. I feel like I told you that already but I can't find a post of mine about it. 🤦♂️
I noticed the signature on the guitar Johnny is strumming....Gene Autrey, "The Singing Cowboy." I have watched maybe 20 reviews of this, and at the end of the video, the reviewer(s) usually don't say anything for a few seconds, or say very little. The first time I saw it, I just cried. I'm 73, so I know a lot about of Johnny's music and life, which makes this hit me harder. Even now, my eyes are teary. Miss you, Johnny.
Felt like a warning...That's a good way to put it!!!
A very sad song, not an original but a cover of Trent Reznor’s composition for Nine inch Nails. He made it his own really - it was his Swan song.
One of my favourite other RUclipsrs The Fairy Voice Mother (aka Lolli Wren) has done a cover of the same song in her own style - it’s a sonic masterpiece! She really did make it her own, so much emotion 😢
I noticed someone else has mentioned her cover, even if you just watch it out of interest I would be happy, based on your reaction to Jonny Cash’s version 🌹
I agree. It did seem fatalistic at the time.
A few months later, that fear came true. The great Johnny Cash passed away from this world. And this song became just a little more prophetic.
That really was his goodbye.
"Kindness doest cost anything" thats deep.
Your reaction is as beautiful as you are
The only video that makes me tear up every single time I see it.
Now that you've seen Johnny's take on Hurt I highly recommend checking out Lolli Wren's (The Fairy Voice Mother on RUclips) its every bit as good but in a different way.
If you watch her reaction/vocal analysis of Jonnys version on The Fairy Voice Mother channel you will see why see was so inspired to put hers out on her personal channel Lolli Wren.
I am reminded of the Beatles 'A Day In The Life'. The pounding of the piano note here getting louder and louder reminds me of the orchestral section in the Beatles song climbing to the mind blowing crescendo.
I've watched this dozens of times, but it still catches me out (sometimes). It could bring a tear to a glass eye.
Also, a sad fact is that Johnny's wife (June) who appears in the video passed before the video was released..
One of the most brilliant musicians and singers in history expressing his regrets at the very end of his life. Brutal and wonderful at the same time.
You should check out his video of the song “Sooner or Latter God will cut you down”. Thanks again
His last performance . He died a few months later.
Don't feel sorry for being emotional. That's the purpose of music. To evoke emotion. As opposed to many other means of communication that are just relaying information. If you want to know what the man really stood for throughout, you need to check out "Man in Black" (preferably a live version).
Thanks!
Wow. Thanks Daniel. That was really kind of you. You really are awesome. 🙏
Check out Johnny Cash singing “Man in White”.
The movie is WALK THE LINE.
Hey my Friend, react to JOURNEY "Don't stop believin" live in Houston 1981. Iconic song, great live performance with insane vocals & Amazing guitare solo. Thanks
Very good analysis.....good job ))
Hey Swift, not sure if it's a good idea to post this below the 'Hurt' video. But it fits in a way (see at the end).
Wanted to suggest a kind of special artist. He's somewhat unknown although he has about 900K subscribers, 1000+ songs and 37M views on his channel. He's special because he's a 70 years old man from the UK. He plays great own songs and covers. His music is nothing particularly crazy. It is simply beautiful, heartfelt and mostly sad. It's just him sitting in his living room, playing and singing when his wife is at work. Love it.
One of his great covers is 'Snuff' by 'Slipknot' (ruclips.net/video/_mZzVjAFg4o/видео.html). And here the circle to 'Hurt' closes: The cover to me sounds a bit like Johnny Cash. I'd be happy if you'd have a look at Frank. ❤
Thanks Dr that sounds interesting. I'm a big slipknot fan from way back so always interested when someone is brave enough to cover them.
Everyone has strong emotions after this song .
Anyone who's lived a full life will have thoughts of, maybe I could have done things a little better and you can't help but think what could have been.
Johnny had so many friends, like Sammy Davis Jr, Barbara Streisand and so many more
Yes, it's a heart-rending song and Johnny's recollections of his life in a few film clips really do tug at the heartstrings. Wouldn't we all love to have our lives in film clips so we could reflect on them in our last hours as Johnny does so beautifully here. So sad. 💔
I think the movie about Johnny Cash was called "Walk the Line." Unless there's a different one that you've seen. Maybe I don't know about it.
No, you are right. I was thinking of the song he sung in the movie.
Johnny saying goodbye.
Thanks for the very good reaction. Looking back at Cash’s life, there can be no doubt, through many of he and his wife’s specials and songs, that he was a strong believer in the reality of Christianity. The saying that “Only one life, it will soon be passed, only what’s done for Christ will last.“ We are not just some kind of star dust, banging in a universe that doesn’t have us in mind. All of actual science screams of the reality of God. God who authored the Bible, which many of Johnny Cash‘s songs were based on. Of course this song was not his originally but has an a since become his, and his greatest anguish is shown as Christ is being nailed to the cross, paying for his sins and the sins of all who would repent and believe on his name. If the Darwinian evolution fantasy had truth to it, which honest scientists are Leaving that mess in droves these last decades, then there would be absolutely no way to argue that anything was right or wrong. Just wanted to emphasize something that typically gets left out of the conversation regarding Cash’s version.
Thanks again
An evocative song and a fitting farewell. Lovely reaction.
It seems like nobody "reacting" to this, or their watchers, realize that his wife was dying and he knew it. A year later they would both be dead, her first.
I loved your reaction and that was his Wife standing behind him and she died 3 months after this video was created, Johnny then died a few months later.
This is a cover but when the original artist heard this ( Nine Inch Nails) they proclaimed that Johnny now owned it!!
PS you’re a good looking lady!!
He was forecasting his end ,he was one of the greatest country and western singers of his time and along with his equally talented wife june carter cash they had a long running TV program
We stand so firm in our beliefs and choices in our lives only to realize how little it actually means to us later in life11
You should watch Monsters ! James blunt ! Song about his Fathers passing ! keep tissues close . epic Father son song ..
He's got many hits that I like. By the way , you're very atractive 🎸
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Every time I ride the 4501 I think of this song.
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I know that feeling well
Hey miss beautiful. This version is an incredible take from the opposite end of life than the original. Damn beautiful. Do the 9 inch nails original for reference. ❤
Hello lady; react to Deep purple "Child in time" (live 1970). Greetings from Chile.
If you want to see love and compassion do some research on The Kelly Family who were taught to sing and play instruments as children by their parents! I will add two links to their songs An Angel (Official Video) ruclips.net/video/aUpmd4nm7YM/видео.html Take My Hand (Live 1994) ruclips.net/video/hmWWSVnDcD8/видео.html
his last recorded work
It's almost hard to listen to.
Kinda hits ya hard
This video has Johnny's wife June Carter Cash in it, sadly it was the last video of June Carter Cash before her death in May 2003 ruclips.net/video/3d40SKJO_Pc/видео.html
Hello there u ask yourself if U can do this my answer is yes U can do anything u ever want to all u have to do is put your mind to it right. this song gets me every time HAGD TC Be Safe Be Good peace out.
I have a good singer who's quite a character for you. His name is David Allan Coe.
I'd love you to hear him sing .......Please Come to Boston. Thank you, I love your channel.
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Orignally a Nine Inch Nails song, but Johnny made it his own. R.I.P. Johnny
After his daughter heard it, she said to him that it sounds like you are saying goodbye 😢😢
Maybe try some Alter Bridge. Formely Creed but with an awesome singer, Myles Kennedy. Try Blackbird live from Amsterdam. Keep rocking 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Cheers Baz 🍻🤘🇦🇺
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Women; Yeah, it's all very sad but why are you in the foetal position crying?"
Men; "HHHHHHHOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWLLLLLLLL!"
Can u react to guy sabastions song get along the official video, I'm sure his fans be in asking for more requests also lol
He died shortly after making this video.
To start with when i clicked on this , i was this will be funny . another poor rich kid trying to get attention ............ there may be a glimmer of hope for humanity .
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Lol. I'm just a poor 40 year old woman who loves music. This channel was an experiment and a way to push myself to try/learn something new. I never really expected many people to watch. Sometimes I get nervous when the views get high and i stop posting till my 'ick' goes away. 🤦♀️
I got tons of type of music & bands also you may be interested also. That's if you haven't heard them before ? By the way , are single ? 😉 🎸
Bring on the suggestions...and yes I am chronically single...like a medical condition at this point 🤣🤣🤣
@SwiftReactions if you want we can talk about both topics ? 🎸 😉. Let's start off with music. How about we start from A to Z ? In the meantime tell me about you ? 🎸
@SwiftReactions p.s - what do you mean by a medical condition ? 😉
@SwiftReactions and as far as in music , what's your music taste ? So that way I know in what direction to go. I'll still be going through all types of music though. 😉
@SwiftReactions try songs from : The Police - Simon & Garfunkel - Van Morrison - Pink Floyd - Eric Clapton songs that are not the basic ones you hear on the radio - Genesis self titled album . It has * Home By The Sea part 1&2- Peter Gabriel : In Your Eyes , Solsbury Hill - Games Without Frontier - Black Sabbath : Planet Caravan
Nine Inch Nails cover...1000 times better than the original
The volume difference between your voice and the recorded song made it difficult to listen to. So I didn't.
Thanks for the feedback. I am working on improving the audio.
@@SwiftReactions your voice is a bit softer than the song, but not as much as the OP is insinuating.
Thanks Darrell!
I tear up every time I watch the video. Grew up in America listening to Johnny Cash and other Outlaw Country singers, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson of the 70s. Their music had a edge of rebellion coupled with FREEDOM and the desire for a loving woman and all that comes with having one. Johnny Cash was special in the way he never forgot the poor and down trodden, I guess because that's where he came from. In a way he became a conscience and soul of America through his music. Even if you don't react to them, find and listen to "Further On Up The Road" from this same album and "Sunday Mornin' Coming Down" Both will never leave your soul.