🎵 Snuff Acoustic Reaction Live | FIRST TIME Hearing Corey Taylor
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This is our first time listening to Corey Taylor. Snuff is a masterpiece and it was great to see him perform it live. The way Corey expressed what he was going through in such a poetic way just made the song slap that much harder. We love acoustic performances as well, so this had everything we look for in a song.
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someone in your chat got it wrong, partly. The song was originally written about his ex, and Paul Grey, the bassist of Slipknot pushed him to go forward with the song, and years later Paul died. Now the song has a double meaning due to the loss of his best friend and bassist.
Thanks for clearing that up!!
And Paul absolutely loved that song and playing it live with Cory
@@BradAndLex of course! Love the content, keep it up!
Without Paul this song would never been done
Nailed it Duke. The version I heard was Corey wrote Snuff intending to record it with Stone Sour until Paul heard the song and insisted on bringing the song into the Slipknot library. For all the other Maggots out there check out this live version of Slipknot performing Snuff with Paul on bass. Note that Mick is um...not very excited- hehe ruclips.net/video/2v06LT4U2FA/видео.html
Corey is vocalist and song writer for Slipknot
Don't forget Stone Sour.
Oh man, “Bother” and “Through the Glass” by stone sour. “I’m not Jesus” by Apocalyptica feat. Corey Taylor! Love the reactions y’all!!!!
Most definitely, Through Glass is my favorite by Corey.
@@BakerStreetShootout Don't forget "From Can to Can't" with Corey and Dave Grohl. That song is criminally underreacted to. Such a good song.
Definitely prefer Stone Sour, I have to be in a certain mood for Slipknot.
Quote from Corey Taylor in 2008: "it's about someone who helped me through a lot and I thought she felt the same way that I did and then she really let me down. At the same time, it was good that she did, because it was that final push to me figuring out myself. The lyrics are pretty self-explanatory." This is an emotional song for Corey because he uses it as a tribute to former Slipknot bassist Paul Gray, who died shortly after the song was released.
The video follows with what you are saying.
He died years after the song came out
Then who is the "she" in your quote? He wrote it about an ex first but it works well as a Paul tribute so it gained its double meaning
@@thimbletoe Paul helped him write it so that why its also a tribute to Paul.
It was a therapist who took advantage of him. He fell in love, she peaced out after playing on his emotions for personal gain.
The acoustic version has more emotion but the studio version with music video paints a darker picture
totally agree. They should go watch the official video. This is my favorite slipknot song. :)
The keyboards give it such a dark pull, as well.
With clown as the director of the video it’s always dark and gets the video right to the music
I thought the same thing. The video goes so well with the song.
yeah, you really need to watch both to get the full picture
I think of that line “Love is just a camouflage for what resembles rage” my take on it is that you love as passionately as you hate. They’re basically the same thing but one has a nicer face.
bingo
Based on my experience it can also be seen as you take the love to weight out the hate and rage. You can be in a toxic relationship and a common theme is "He/she isn't that bad all the time.. we have good moments as well." and you close yourself inside a box to justify why you still cling on to the relationship. The rage isn't always outspoken but can also be kept inside your own body.
It's a real sad piece and the fact that Paul Grey helped him to get out of the relationship (and that I haven't read anything about abusement) I think that it were based on this and Corey Taylor kept so much rage, hate and sadness inside of him all the time.
Been there, done that, got out and learnd from it... now happy and stable in a good relationship and can't even understand how I ever got into the bad relationship I had before.
I agree with that idea for a lot of people. But for some people like me, I would assume its more of a "When you love someone or something so deeply, and you lose that person or object of passion, you kinda of lose your bearings of where that emotion lies. And all that love you had for them, turns to rage, hatred and loathing, because it's gone and you will never have that same feeling again."
I always took that as you say you love me but you treat me with hate as is a common thread in abusive relationships
Nailed it
The line "It took the death of hope to let you go" always sends shivers down my spine.
Same. I also like how that line gives a nod to the album title.
Corey Taylor is one of this generations greatest song writers...Each generation has one and Corey just happens to be this generations gift from god. The depth of some of his song lyrics are profound. He will be remembered as a legend one day for sure. He is in Numerous bands probably his biggest is Slipknot. He is their lead singer they all wear masks on stage for many years nobody knew who they actually were. He is very prolific in his song writing he has written numerous number ones for a number of different projects. The man is flat out awesome.
I think I'd have to agree with you
He also played with Tech 9, killer song
He’s an atheist so... I’m going to say god had nothing to do with him!
@@mathewvonderaujr5694 'Wither'
@@fatjesus2618 just because you've lost faith in God dosen't mean he's lost faith in you.
You guys should check out "Bother" by Stone Sour.
Or "Hate Me" by Blue October.
Love bother and socio.
Absolutely... stone sour are as good as any band when they let go...
Or Zzyxz. Also a Stone Sour song.
Stone sour's Inhale
"The more intelligent...the more creative the dark thoughts." This was very well put. I've always said that there is a very fine line between extreme intelligence and mental instability. Almost like the brain can't handle that level of power without some sort of clapback.
I see it as those with a high degree of intelligence see the world as it really is and dont/cant fool themselves into believing that it is not how it appears to be to them.
Perfect description friends, well said.
@@psychobartus yeh exactly and that's why a lot of them fall to drugs in order to "dumb" down their thoughts. They maybe can't handle the mundanity of life
Sucks you two can’t see Corey. You can see and feel the emotion in his face and voice. Very powerful.
Ya, whoever made that lyric video did a horrible job. Lyrics shouldn’t cover the entire video where you can’t see the actual video.
Well put sir!
I think they're the ones that did the edit so they wouldn't get a copyright strike. I'm sure they're seeing the actual video.
you guys hit the nail on the head again. it's about a toxic relationship where he was the problem. He was angry it ended, but eventually he appreciated it & the woman because it helped him learn about himself & himself in relationships. his bassist, before he died, called SNUFF Corey's masterpiece. and it was his favorite song Corey ever wrote. That's why he dedicates it to Paul Graves.
He actually breaks down in that video & almost cries because this song means so much to him. He is so incredibly talented!!
I've been a slipknot fan for 20 years, and this is their most beautiful song ever. It also shows the diversity they're capable of.
Slipknot - Spit It Out (Live @ Download 2009) Im pretty sure thats the correct one. Its definitely a must see. And really shows how into their fan base Slipknot is.
This so much! Lex will lose her mind! Even thinking about that concert makes me pumped and I want to mosh lol
And right after this the acoustic version by Corey Taylor, because it's hilarious.
I was at the first show Corey ever did it at....Manchester NH 01....fucking AMAZING.....sik show as well....Slipknot, Disturbed, Linkin Park, and Mudvayne
@@dirtysmity that show sounds amazing!!!
@@ricejacksonton9750 it was....it was one of their days off from OZZFEST that year
he also won Grammy with his band Stone sour for best hardrock album...he raps, writes and sings in Slipknot.. this dude is so versitale, he has rap duets with Tech9 and few others you can chek
Ok so now we just need these two to react to the "Through Glass" by Stone Sour. And nobody tell them that its also Corey Taylor...again..
"Stone Sour" Silly world and Bother
Love is uncontrollable. You fall in love with someone usually without choice. Rage is anger that is past your ability to control. It’s about being out of control with your emotions.
It wasn’t “written” for the lost band member, it was initially written for a destroyed relationship but Corey said this song was better applied to the lost band member.
Correct
"Break yourself against my stones" is one of the best lines ever written. So brutal.
This video of Snuff always makes me cry. His voice and his face get's me every time.
yeah you can tell when he gets to the friend part how he almost chokes up. i cant imagine singing this song after what happened to paul
Ahh. I really wanted to hold off on this because Snuff hits me hella hard in the gut. It brings out the tears every time.
That is what metal has always done for me. It allowed me to express emotions I don't feel safe expressing in normal situations. At a concert I feel free to go through an entire emotional roller coaster. From tearful joy to sobbing rage and everything in between. Any other time I have just a stone emotionless face. Or a "Smile I practice Not to feel like a Failure." Corey Taylor and his music has been a foundation to keep myself Vertical and Pushing forward in life.
Keep trucking along! Glad you found a way to have an outlet.
It was originally written for his ex wife then when his band mate and friend died he now relates the song with him.
Glad someone got it right here.
@@Dyrtbag68 Do not think it was his ex wife from what I read it was someone who helped him through a tough time that he fell in love with and she did not feel the same. "Again, not naming names its about someone who helped me through a lot and i thought she felt the same way that i did and she really let me down. At the same time, it was good that she did, because it was that final push to me figuring out myself. The lyrics are pretty self explanatory." Corey Taylor.
It is about a relationship, someone that helped him through a hard time that he loved and she did not love him back. The song has an even stronger emotional impact for Corey because he worked on the song with a friend in the band who liked the song as much as Corey and has since passed away.
Now that you guys are getting more into rock and metal you are seeing they have lyrics and meaning it isn’t just noise. Good music is good music. This is gonna be a absolute classic from slipknot one of their best songs.
So true. Metal has some of the absolute deepest lyrics and best singers of any genre. I can't tell you how many times I've heard "They scream because they can't sing." Drives me bonkers.
You guys should now react to the Slipknot official video of the song and compare.
I second this
Same
Crazy because this song cut so deep when I first heard it, I still hear the original while listening to this version.
This song now as a adult has so much more meaning to me. When I was deployed in Afghanistan in 2013 I use to listen to this song to help me unwind and clear my head.
It made me realize that life is going to suck but at end of the day, if your able to wake up and live then enjoy your life.
Even though dark thoughts are around everyone from time to time, it makes us realise without darkness there is no light.
Gratitude for your service. Glad you're able to recognize the balance: can't appreciate joy of you don't experience sorrow.
yeah this song is about his wife leaving him, the song about his band member that died is 'till we die' (also a really good song)
This song was recorded with the band member that passed (Paul Gray, bass player), and he often dedicates his performances of this to him.
The actual song is about when he was younger, he was in love with a girl thinking she felt the same, and she didn’t. Lead him on and used him etc.
I think Paul Gray also helped him write as well. That’s why it’s harder for him to sing this now then it was before.
@@ultratality he didnt help write it
@@cyanide3833 that’s why I said I think cuz I wasn’t sure but thanks for the heads up
I’m so impressed with how the both of you interpret lyrics. To give an artist the reverence the two of you do is humbling. Thank you for actually taking the time to listen and understand for yourself.
This song is pure emotions. The lyrics aren't thoughts, they are feelings. That's why they are all over the place.
Corey is also the vocalist for the group Stone Sour
This was written about a girl whom was his best friend when he was younger, they eventually became lovers, then a couple, both had drug addictions at the time and things got intense with problems as it always does in failing relationships. This song was his way of releasing the pain of the situation while simultaneously mourning the loss of her love & friendship.
Song was written long before the death of his friend/band mate Paul Gray.
Thank u someone besides myself that actually knows basic knowledge on band why would anyone think this is bout Paul .
@@robbytucker6496 they just probably misunderstood the lyric & didn’t know the timeline
We need some Pantera and Hatebreed on the couch. And the band member that died was Paul Gray, bassist from Slipknot.
This song came out two years before paul died though....
@@wolfinthesno but it's the last song Slipknot recorded with Paul and Paul helped Corey write this and I also think this was Pauls favorite Slipknot song
@@0iceman092 yeah I was aware of this too...sorry if it seemed like I was calling you out or something I heard them say it was written in response to a band members death and was like...hold up nah that happened after all hope is gone.
The grit in Corey Taylor's voice is amazing.
In fact, this is a Slipknot song and yes, Corey is their guy behind the rubber mask ;) For him this song has a very emotional meaning since their bassist and friend Paul Gray died.
This song is horribly beautiful and deep... another great reaction guys!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of the best reactions and interpretations I’ve seen on RUclips. Great jobs!
Snuff is one of the most amazing songs ever.....just love love love this song and how deep and dark the lyrics are....just amazing
"The darkness is parallel to the light..." - Lex 🙏
So simply put but truly, the over processing of it's what complicates such a natural occurrence.
Corey is also the lead singer of a band called stone sour on top of Slipknot!!!!! Might wanna check out some stone sour!!!!!Great reaction as usual!!!!
You guys have some of the most genuine reactions on RUclips. I really appreciate that you put effort into understanding the songs, rather than just trying to take them in as singular experiences; it shows you really care. As someone who listens to a bunch of music but is first and foremost a metalhead, it makes me happy to see people discover the genre and grow to be fans! Corey is a very talented person, from Slipknot to Stone Sour to his solo work, so it's definitely great that you got to listen to him.
I would suggest that you guys give a listen to Gojira next (I'd go with either Flying Whales or The Heaviest Matter In The Universe). Also, I think you should check out some videos from a metal concert as well. I love what you do with lyric videos, but I think you can really understand metal music and fans through watching a live performance. I think some good examples would be Slipknot's Spit It Out in Download '09, Korn's Blind in Woodstock '99 or any video from Pantera/Metallica from Moscow in '91. Anyway, keep up the good shit, you rock!
Lex you are so awake. You are so on point here🌹
Love from Sweden👏
So I took the “Love is just a camouflage for what resembles rage again” as in, he’s taken on all her worry, all her stress and regurgitates love back to her. If you listen to the previous lines he says “Bury all your secrets in my skin, come away with innocence, and leave me with my sins”. He feels feels rage due to unhealthy (or dark) thoughts forged in his own head, as well as what she trusts him with, but he expresses love instead of rage. Similar to “Fire Away” by Chris Stapleton.
Cory Taylor is definitely a force to be reckoned with you have to see his acoustic performances he is a true talent
At the same time slipknot’s heaviest and softest song just beautifully tragic
It's about being abandonment. It's about people leaving you. It's about people leaving you when you need them most. It's a song of hurt. It's a song about the pain of someone leaving you physically or mentally. It's a song of pain.
“So poetic” very well put.
Damn I can't belive how quickly Brad is getting use to just 'feeling' the music, and moving with it. You guys are gonna love this ride. There is so much amazing music out there!
“Love is just a camouflage for what resembles rage” my meaning of this is when you love someone it hurts twice as much as when you lose them from a passing. And you you love them so much but it hurts and you rage at the fact they are gone
Gotta check out the studio version of this, one of my favorite slipknot songs of all time
Lex dropping lyrics. "Darkness parallels the lights." That was deep.
The best thing about Corey Taylor's voice is that it's powerful enough that in the regular song it's still shines through all the music. Both this version and the regular version are amazing songs.
"This is SLAPPING!!!"" You two are great
Corey is a great song writer. So many good lines in his songs!
Intelligence in bad people is devastating. Man you two have become my favorite reactors 🤘😤🤘
The best musicians let you make the song what you want it to be while they lay their heart and soul out there.. the song means as much to them when they make it as much as it means to you as you process it and make the song your own for whatever you are going through
Corey Taylor is the lead singer of SlipKnot , Stone Sour, and has a solo career all of it is awesome
The three lines that hit me the hardest in this song: "If I can change I hope I never know", "It took the death of hope to let you go", and "If you still care don't ever let me know".
Your reaction to this song was awesome! Love you guys!
The MV for this is a movie that's just heartbreaking. He loved someone so much he just couldn't let her go and becomes her. Give it a watch.
This song got me through some dark times Corey Taylor is a top tier song writer
I’d say this is by far one of the saddest songs ever written bc it’s so raw and so fucking hard for him to sing. Not just that but it not only can deal with his own issues with a last friend but then how it is applicable to Paul and sadly now Joey since they left us now. It fucking sucks man
I can't live without music. I can easily say I have listened to music every single day for at least 4 years now. It is the most universal language, you can feel pain or happiness in any language, even if you can't understand the words, you don't need words to feel emotion.
I feel I resonate with this song a lot, I spent 8 years of my life being single so that I can focus 100% of my time to my career and ensuring that when the day comes to have a family, I can support my family and not have to worry about money. But after being in my own head for 8 years, I have become shelled, I have no empathy which does not work in a relationship. I was in a relationship for 9 months after my 8 year hiatus and after wasting 9 months I realized I am better off alone. His words "I cannot hate if I am alone" AGREED!
Never heard this version. It's great to see Corey's vulnerability & emotion
My favorite slipknot song. The official video is just as good. Corey is also the lead singer of stone sour. He very talented.
WOW !!!! Great breakdown of the song. Love this!!!!
Brad and Lex, this song is about a relationship he had that really hurt him. He poured his heart, soul and everything he had into this song and made something so heartfelt and chilling but so beautiful.
I love their reviews. She is so beautiful and you can tell both of them are very intelligent
Love and Cherish each other!!!
Brad, you have an incredible lady with Lex!!! Let her know how much she means to you!!!
She is INCREDIBLE!!!
Never Let Her GO! Work On It!
Imagine finding this song one day as the person it's written about and realizing what it's about and how you created the level of pain required for a person to create a song like this
I love this song. As I said before: you are reacting to 3 out of my top 4 favorite artists now and I really appreciate it.
Greetings from Germany
You have just discovered a once in a generation talent. Corey Taylor is a true poet in metal music
This was made before Paul died. It was on the last album he appeared on #RIP2
The lyrics of this song are among the best ever written!!!
Check out bother at the same show the crowd sings along the whole song and it will give goose bumps
3:05 hit the nail on the head my man. Chat was wrong lol
This song is dear to me. I lost my girl to a career. then this song pulled me out of the abyss of my mind clinging to future that couldn't be. Im all the better for it. I found who I am and I didnt hold her back from her dreams. Some times loss is the best medicine.
Great song, definitely about a relationship, the video is like a short movie
Best lyricists touch their point enough to get their point across but leave it vague enough for it to mean something particular & special for each of us
Taking a break from the usual music (whatever you prefer) is the best thing you can do mentally. I left me genre for several others and found myself again. I was and am a rocker, but found ska, blues, outlaw country, folk, and felt way more through music than ever before. Music enriches us. Listen to something other that the radio!!! That nonsense is engineered for hooks and simplicity. Poetry is making a comeback and I loveeittttt
So dope that you guys checked this out after the Slipknot video. This song is one of my favorite songs of all time that I put on from time to time. I want to throw a random suggestion that might not be your cup of tea because you are both so great with the intricate lyrical breakdowns but for musicality alone. Ever heard of loopstation? MB14 vs Saro loopstation battle, or any Saro loopstation really. It is to me one of the craziest things I've seen musically even though it's so not what you guys normally do. Just throwing it out there, and there's a big loopstation community of reaction watchers. Just throwing it out there, cheers for all the entertainment.
astounding that this is the same guy who sings Disasterpiece, isn’t it? 🤯
The song was written about the divorce from his first wife and when he presented it to the band they didn't want to play/or inclue it in their album (which he was hurt by) but eventually it was recorded and the guitarist who played on the Song, Paul Grey, during the recording, supoorted Taylor doing it. Now he plays the Accoustic (sympbolism since Paul was the one who played guitar on it) version in honor of Paul which is you will see him looking up and getting choked up.. Kurdos to you guys for stepping back into all these different genres and giving them a fair listen :)
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My main man Corey. He give you that insane aggression while playing with Slipknot but can give you those feelings with his smooth singing while playing with his first big band Stone sour.
I love you 2 started listening to music again I have 7 yo twins we listen to music play every night I play drums, guitar , bass kash plays harmonica , drums , sings , Kai sings, guitar , trumpet , piano . Music is the most purest thing ever . Oh oh oh oh lol
Dude I literally grew up to this song 😭💕
I come back to watch this every few day, one of the best reaction videos I've ever seen
Corey is one of the best. He does it all.
it is a song about someone who became a trusted person for corey, he fell for her and he believed it was mutual until she abandoned him.
it was a tributed to paul after he died as he helped write the song.
You saying you hate them so much because you love them!. Bloody hell that pulled on the heart strings then. Great video and nice people, sending love from England🍻
You guys are so insighful. analyzed it more than i could and i appreciate it more now with this new perspective. wow!
It's has both forms of grief, grief of a breakup, but also about loss. And loss is heavy on a creative mind.
This is one of my favorites
Shes makes alot of great view points for someone who has never listened to this type of music
The strongest emotions you can feel for a person is love and hate. But someone you truly love can hurt you and you know you should hate them. But your love for them can hide that rage and hatred hence camouflage it
I wish the audience should’ve just let Corey sing!!! This was a masterpiece
The darkness is parallel to the light .
You preached !
Cory Taylor is a musical genius
I really like how you guys really listen to the music and not just pretend to be listening to it
Great reaction this is a very deep and emotional song it takes awhile to process it and his voice puts it into another level