The music video of this cover will bring tears to your eyes, very emotionally charged vocals by Johnny Cash with a walk down Johnny's memory lane...beautifully sad.
true. J. Cash was such a genius he could do that. Totally rip down a song, built it, change it, make it his own while still honoring the originality of the owner. Miss Ya Johnny Cash.
@@michaelbaucom4019 - It's not that rare: Disturbed's "Sound Of Silence", DEVO's "Satisfaction", KISS's "2000 Man", Manfred Mann's Earth Band's "Blinded By The Light", Van Halen's "You Really Got Me", Bauhaus' "Telegram Sam", just to mention a few.
@@michaelbaucom4019 - There are millions of people who disagree with you. Artists don't need to be legends to make covers their own, you know, they just need to be creative enough to twist the original around, give it their own signature sound and yet keep it recognizable. Oh, and Aretha Franklin never made a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Pink Cadillac".
@@michaelbaucom4019 - Well, I wouldn't have said it if I hadn't look it up. The only Pink Cadillac cover I found was sang by Natalie Cole. Aretha Franklin's song is called Freeway Of Love (In A Pink Cadillac) and has nothing to do with the Bruce Springsteen song.
I don’t see anyone else commenting about the meaning behind this song. Johnny, just like Trent Resnor, was a heroine addict for a good part of his youth. Johnny is reflecting on that time in his life. He wanted more than anything for people to learn lessons from his life through his music. He wanted his life to be a testimony and example so that people would not fall into the same problems that he had throughout his life. His philandering, his drug abuse, his lack of love and appreciation for his family and where he came from. These lessons he learned later in life and his music reflected these lessons.
He was very ill with diabetes complications during recording of this album. His wife, June, who participated in parts of the video had died 3 mths. before final recording.
He passed away two weeks after recording this song and the video. It's been said that it "sounds like the reaper was in the room with him" when he was recording. This song was originally by Nine Inch Nails and Mr. Cash said that this was one of the songs that inspired and touched him.
Great reaction. Thanks to whoever requested it! I love both this and the original. It comes from a different perspective. You connect with pain of Johnny Cash through his voice and style as opposed to the original. It's like listening to two different people telling their own stories using the same words. Thanks for your thoughts! Have a good one! P.S. I also agree that the official video adds a lot to the emotion and feel of the song. Another layer to the story that Johnny Cash is telling through someone else's lyrics. 🎶🎸✌
@@gcf1971 yes I know Trent Rezner wrote it but it fits Johnny Cash's life perfectly Rezner gave much respect to Cash's rendition even saying the song belonged to Johnny Cash
No matter where in the world you are the music of all genres brings people together and in one way or another like the lyrics music arrangements that have a personal effect in some form on oneself. Music is a universal language where it moves you far beyond or takes you away from your real-world you are in for a few minutes to be able to enjoy a moment or feeling for that has captured you to enhance and be a part of and enjoy the sound of music.
I believe this was his last song. I am huge fan of Johnny Cash and literally I like the fact that you guys are giving reactions to such songs and surprisingly you guys are Indian. That makes me give you even more respect ✊
I relate more to the NIN version because I first heard it as a teen when it came out it was my soundtrack throw a tough puberty but Cash's version is one of my favorite covers ever but the words change meaning because Cash is talking about past mistakes and how you feel at the end of life but NIN is about self doubt and the guilt and powerlessness that comes with it both Gold in my eyes
You should watch the video of a very aged Johnny Cash nearing the end. Adds such a strong drama to it. As he reflects on his past. It's very powerful and in my opinion better than the NIN original, just like Joe Cocker did with the Beatles With A Little Help From My Friends, which you all should react to if you haven't yet. Pretty sure Joe was tripping balls when he preformed this with Leon Russell. ruclips.net/video/oL1JyDTq3Qc/видео.html
Ahh, you should watch the music video. Not always a fan of music videos, but in this case it brings so much to the song, very emotional. do it again pls...
I believe this was the last song Cash did. You should watch the actual music video, which they started filming when he was alive and finished after his passing? Because of that, they added a great deal of old footage of the legend. :)
You should definitely go back and watch the video he made for it. When he closes the piano cover at the end and runs his hands over it, it just feels like everything in his life is over.
YOU HAVE GOT TO WATCH THE OFFICIAL VIDEO. The song is amazing, but it takes on a completely different meaning with the video. I can’t stress this enough, you really need to watch the video. As always, peace friends.
As a former heroin addict, the original composed by Trent Reznor resonates much deeper as I can relate to the anger that lies within. Johnny's cover is just as powerful seems to come from a place of regret not anger.
I love you guys, but this one is too deep This was his death song, The woman who saved him just died, He could not go on with out her. He did not want to, and he died shortly after he made this, Thank you though because I am going back to when he and his woman sang together
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The Video is really worth watching it adds so much to the song .
TheAcworthdude I agree completely. The combo of the video and the song never fail to make me tear up. I love it so much
There have been epic videos since the advent of MTV and such, but there has never been a more powerful video than JC's "Hurt."
The music video of this cover will bring tears to your eyes, very emotionally charged vocals by Johnny Cash with a walk down Johnny's memory lane...beautifully sad.
Yea, you have to watch this with the video....
Please watch the official video of this song with Johnny Cash
The lead singer from Nine Inch Nails, I can't recall his name, heard Cash's cover and said this was no longer his song. It belonged to Johnny Cash.
Trent Rezner
true. J. Cash was such a genius he could do that. Totally rip down a song, built it, change it, make it his own while still honoring the originality of the owner. Miss Ya Johnny Cash.
@@michaelbaucom4019 - It's not that rare: Disturbed's "Sound Of Silence", DEVO's "Satisfaction", KISS's "2000 Man", Manfred Mann's Earth Band's "Blinded By The Light", Van Halen's "You Really Got Me", Bauhaus' "Telegram Sam", just to mention a few.
@@michaelbaucom4019 - There are millions of people who disagree with you. Artists don't need to be legends to make covers their own, you know, they just need to be creative enough to twist the original around, give it their own signature sound and yet keep it recognizable.
Oh, and Aretha Franklin never made a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Pink Cadillac".
@@michaelbaucom4019 - Well, I wouldn't have said it if I hadn't look it up. The only Pink Cadillac cover I found was sang by Natalie Cole. Aretha Franklin's song is called Freeway Of Love (In A Pink Cadillac) and has nothing to do with the Bruce Springsteen song.
The video of this is chilling... check it out!
A classic. "My empire of dirt" everything comes to an end and it is all worthless. The lyrics cut into my heart, we all have been "Hurt". Thank you.
With the context added this is by a mile the greatest cover ever. Beautifully sad and something at some point in all of our lives we will relate to
I don’t see anyone else commenting about the meaning behind this song. Johnny, just like Trent Resnor, was a heroine addict for a good part of his youth. Johnny is reflecting on that time in his life. He wanted more than anything for people to learn lessons from his life through his music. He wanted his life to be a testimony and example so that people would not fall into the same problems that he had throughout his life. His philandering, his drug abuse, his lack of love and appreciation for his family and where he came from. These lessons he learned later in life and his music reflected these lessons.
Please review it with his video. It goes to a whole new level!
He was very ill with diabetes complications during recording of this album. His wife, June, who participated in parts of the video had died 3 mths. before final recording.
This song not only perfectly describes the human condition it reminds us all how fallible we are. That message needs to be heard now more than ever.
I defy anyone to hear this (especially if you watch the video) without welling up.
So powerful.
God bless
This song not only perfectly describes the human condition it reminds us all how fallible we are. That message needs to be heard now more than ever.
I really love your reactions. They're always so fun and genuine.
Miss you Mr. Cash
He passed away two weeks after recording this song and the video. It's been said that it "sounds like the reaper was in the room with him" when he was recording. This song was originally by Nine Inch Nails and Mr. Cash said that this was one of the songs that inspired and touched him.
Wrong!
He died a year after. Research is your friend.
He passed away about 7 months after the video was complete. His wife June passed away about 3 months after the video, and he was barely hanging on.
Great reaction. Thanks to whoever requested it! I love both this and the original. It comes from a different perspective. You connect with pain of Johnny Cash through his voice and style as opposed to the original. It's like listening to two different people telling their own stories using the same words. Thanks for your thoughts! Have a good one!
P.S. I also agree that the official video adds a lot to the emotion and feel of the song. Another layer to the story that Johnny Cash is telling through someone else's lyrics. 🎶🎸✌
A shot straight through the heart. RIP Man in Black!
Your family is wonderfull. Thank you for sharing! ❤
It's basically a song about looking back on his life He passed away just a few months after this video came out
Except that he didn't write it. Trent Reznor did and it's a cover.
@@gcf1971 yes I know Trent Rezner wrote it but it fits Johnny Cash's life perfectly Rezner gave much respect to Cash's rendition even saying the song belonged to Johnny Cash
Love them
I will add the same comment as many others. You have to see the video!! Mr. Cash passed on within day's of this songs release.
Love your channel. More Johnny Cash please.
Need to Watch this to the VIDEO. You'll Cry
Great song written by and performed by Trent Reznor, but Johnny Cash owned this song with his cover.
The video with Johnny singing is really powerful with all the flashbacks of his real life.
🤘❤️🦁you three are beautiful thank you
No matter where in the world you are the music of all genres brings people together and in one way or another like the lyrics music arrangements that have a personal effect in some form on oneself. Music is a universal language where it moves you far beyond or takes you away from your real-world you are in for a few minutes to be able to enjoy a moment or feeling for that has captured you to enhance and be a part of and enjoy the sound of music.
Trent resnor wrote this song about his battle with heroin addiction.
I believe this was his last song. I am huge fan of Johnny Cash and literally I like the fact that you guys are giving reactions to such songs and surprisingly you guys are Indian. That makes me give you even more respect ✊
When pops rocks that head you know you are listening to a hit!
I relate more to the NIN version because I first heard it as a teen when it came out it was my soundtrack throw a tough puberty but Cash's version is one of my favorite covers ever but the words change meaning because Cash is talking about past mistakes and how you feel at the end of life but NIN is about self doubt and the guilt and powerlessness that comes with it both Gold in my eyes
You should watch the video of a very aged Johnny Cash nearing the end. Adds such a strong drama to it. As he reflects on his past. It's very powerful and in my opinion better than the NIN original, just like Joe Cocker did with the Beatles With A Little Help From My Friends, which you all should react to if you haven't yet. Pretty sure Joe was tripping balls when he preformed this with Leon Russell. ruclips.net/video/oL1JyDTq3Qc/видео.html
Watch the original video. This was the last song he recorded. I seems he had a lot of regrets.
You guys need at least 1 lakh subscribers
I agree you have to watch the music video of this song.
Ahh, you should watch the music video. Not always a fan of music videos, but in this case it brings so much to the song, very emotional. do it again pls...
I believe this was the last song Cash did. You should watch the actual music video, which they started filming when he was alive and finished after his passing? Because of that, they added a great deal of old footage of the legend. :)
The 3 of you make a cute trio. 😀
Even NIN on first hearing it said “It’s a Johnny Cash song now.
You should definitely go back and watch the video he made for it. When he closes the piano cover at the end and runs his hands over it, it just feels like everything in his life is over.
There's another song called Hurt by Christina Aguilara that is also really worth a listen.
YOU HAVE GOT TO WATCH THE OFFICIAL VIDEO. The song is amazing, but it takes on a completely different meaning with the video. I can’t stress this enough, you really need to watch the video. As always, peace friends.
Really glad you guys got around to this version, not a big fan of Trent Reznor's voice but really enjoy his compositions nonetheless.
I LOVED your reaction to this wonderful song which is one of my all time favorite *NIИ* songs.
PLEASE, PLEASE REACT to "Get Me Home" by *Japanther*
Cash...RIP.
NAMASTE. GREAT REACTORZ
Tool is a band you should hear....
As a former heroin addict, the original composed by Trent Reznor resonates much deeper as I can relate to the anger that lies within. Johnny's cover is just as powerful seems to come from a place of regret not anger.
You should listen to the original song by Nine inch nails I actually like Trent Reznors version better.
Please react to the band Tesla "What you give" or "getiing better"
I still prefer Trent's version.
I love how you guys all move your head to the music but not one of you have any rhythm. Great video though.
now watch vid...
Elvis Presley if I can dream original please react 🙏🙏🙏
I love you guys, but this one is too deep This was his death song, The woman who saved him just died, He could not go on with out her. He did not want to, and he died shortly after he made this, Thank you though because I am going back to when he and his woman sang together
Watch the video. It will change you
You need to watch video more touching