Thanks, man. I really wanted to give younger kids an idea of how hard work can get them out of any situation.

I totally agree. Excellent job ASF. Thanks 🤗✌️

Yup, this was well made, good job man. I know there’s only so many nirvana vids you can post, but goddamn man, you can tell your passion is there for kurt and the band, and that’s what makes your nirvana videos so good. Keep posting brother.

Part 2 link?

💯👊 The band that changed the face of music forever

The longevity of their influence is now overtaking the Beatles.

@@MrBooYa-yd5er yeah it's crazy

They're longevity? The Beatles are from the 60s and kids adore them still. How's that?

@@Hubcapdiamondstarhalo I said influence. People were rebelling against the Beatles by 76 arguably earlier whereas today everyone still wants to be the next Nirvana and NOTHING'S happened since grunge. The Beatles were definitely huge but there were so many great bands and movements whereas grunge was already 30 years ago and feels barely 20 and it was only a handful of bands and Kurt was the only superstar.

@@MrBooYa-yd5er If we're only talking about movement wise, well Kwave (kpop boybands or girlbands) are overtaking the scene and are exploding in the market just like Seattle Sound. The difference is grunge is an ideological movements and a form if rejection towards what was mainstream (hair metals) back then while K-pop was practically manufactured by companies (without discrediting their music though).

This is a great point Nicole. It really was a special (and exciting time), and have often thought about how the current generation(s) doesn't seem to have anything that equates to it. I'm sure there are some exceptions--but I doubt they come close....

@@letitbleedadam We are due for a new musical genius.

I was a teenager after his death and it still greatly effected me. I can't imagine going through all those teenage emotions while he was still alive and then having him die.

Hey ma’am, I’m a youngish 23 year old. The death of xxxTentasion was similar (not 100%) to Kurt. He had just found out about a baby being on the way. He was days away from signing a new multi million dollar deal with his label. All to be shot and killed over some paper.

Oh, I'm going to tear her apart in future vids bro. She shit all over kurt until he was rich.

@@AmericanSpyFox Don seemed way more real in his interview. Wendy is Courtney

AmericanSpyFox just curious, will you also be able to cover how or why Wendy ended up raising Francis for a bit? Also touch base on why francis’s god mother ( drew barrymore ) hadn’t seen or had contact with her in years? Just curious

I hate that interview where she was saying she knew how big never mind would be. She is such a liar. As someone who was homeless at 14 I know exactly how kurt felt.

How much is she selling them for? Should go to his kid. Unfortunate.

isn't it though! He was there at the beginning and the end.

No pain. No gain. I'd take a shitty childhood for a whole adulthood of groupies and fame. Lol

@@AmericanSpyFox Can't blame ya. I wanna change the world more than anything

Go get it kid. Don't let anyone tell you cant. And don't ever get too full of yourself. Stay humble.

@@Hubcapdiamondstarhalo Thanks man. I appreciate that

@@AmericanSpyFox unfortunately he picked the worst groupie of them all and damn it she wasn't a groupie I don't know what she was scuzzy love yes indeed he could not have picked a more evil self-serving groupie then old Courtney / scuzzy love

There are different accounts but was it a kurt quote? He did enjoy living with his dad until he remarried. Don started ignoring kurt once he moved his step mom in with her kids. Don would pay attention to her kids but not him.

@@AmericanSpyFox it may have been pressure from the new wife but in the MOH interview she seemed sweeter than Wendy and recognized how it must have felt for him to be rejected by his entire family

@@MrBooYa-yd5er One of the many docs I've watched on Kurt and/or Nirvana did extrensive interviews w/ his family and various extended family he stayed w/, or rather attempted to take Kurt in. One of these was the stepmom and she was very sweet. Kurt was a handful though. There's a good reason why that many separated houses and families turfed him and it wasn't because they were all neglectful meanies. He was a boundary breacher, sullen, depressed, willful and rebellious. It seemed to me that the once very happy, but also very hyper child that Kurt once was somehow develped attachment disorder. he pushed everyone away that he desperately needed love and attention from and became his own worst enemy. He was a sensitive and empathetic person, no doubt, but too much so and he inadvertently brought a lot on himself.

@@saintejeannedarc9460 reminds me so much of myself it's insane

@@MrBooYa-yd5er Interesting. Kurt liked to troll people; especially the media. He figured they were going to lie, anyways, so he might as well make stuff up. It is hard to find the absolute real story but I think this is closer than many others I have seen.

Cheers and thanks for the great work and adding to the scene

This is true enough. Kurt also found someone w/ a very similar family background to himself though. Courtney had a rough childhood as well and was bounced around a lot when she was young. She was even worse for having poor to no boundaries than Kurt was though. Birds of a feather and all. I know Courtney gets all the hate and blame from rabid Kurt and Nirvana fans, bu it wasn't all on Courtney that I can see. Kurt was handful. I'm not a big Hole or Courtney fan, but i see both sides and see them both as very troubled people. In the end, Courtney was tougher and managed to survive. It couldn't have been easy getting blamed for his death. I don't think she killed her kid's father. I think she loved Kurt, did the best she knew how by him, despite all her flaws and addictions. She's a wildcard, but she adores her daughter and it showed that she adored Kurt too and they had a great rapore and sense of humour together. They seemed well suited, two hot messes making the best of it w/ each other, well able to understand the rejection they'd been through from their families.

@@saintejeannedarc9460 I agree.

@@ksam545 That's pretty rare, unfortunately.

Dude! I swear to god I thought the same thing. I actually was wondering if Phil took his moves from rollins!

Good call Ron -- I can totally see it too! When I first saw the clip, it made me think of how GG Allin (at the end when storming the audience, etc).

@@AmericanSpyFox Absolutely. Phil loves Black Flag.

@@letitbleedadam minus the 💩

Thanks for the compliment!

Thanks for the compliment. I am still learning how to make journalistic style videos. They can't get any worse at least! lol

haha

well looks like you have mrbeast on here haha

Whose mrbeast?

@@AmericanSpyFox he's a huge KZfaqr on near Pewdiepie level

Kurt's dad reminded me alot of my father

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Well aware bud but when there isn't many pics and most film is copyrighted a person has to work with what they have. Everyone understands that it's just a visual representation.

@@AmericanSpyFox Amen, you have to do a lot of sifting I'm not even aware of I'm sure.

Courtney Love has a Let It Bleed tattoo. That where you got it from? Just curious.

@@AmericanSpyFox it's a great Rolling Stones album

@@AmericanSpyFox Hey there! No, DEF not from Courtney. I didn't know she had that tat! that's hilarious. I can totally see it though. After all, if you know what the term "letting it bleed" means, it's no surprise she would get that tattoo, lol.

@@rsohlich1 yes, def a great album. That period was great -- would be hard to pick a favorite, but that one is up there. I've always thought it took some major balls to give that name to an album, especially back then. :)

Patrick part 1 dumb dumb