Shout out to the 1st hour club 🔥squad 💯💯

Ay check out “Square Dance” by Eminem, I think only you could do a real credit to the lyrics on that

Can you listen to Art of War (feat. Denzel Curry & Rico Nasty)

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broth please react to DEFTONES-BACK TO SCHOOL

Not sure how you’re making this a “culture” thing. I’m 21 and black and this was the first song I heard by nirvana when I was 12 🤷🏽‍♀️

I feel you. When Nirvana was big I was in high school and it was all I listened to.

Agreed, I'm only 30 too.

@@carissa973Same, Mexican here, been listening to nirvana since I was 6

You obviously don’t appreciate his music but I think apart of it is because you really didn’t understand. When I hear this song I think of back stabbers. I believe Kurt Cobain was come and reveal who you really are.. hope you go back & listen to it again maybe get out of your comfy zone.

Thank you!

grunge is a fashion statement, Nirvana is a punk rock band. they sound nothing like Pearl Jam or Alice in chains, two bands Kurt Cobain hated. Soundgarden would be a better comparison but those two are still very different bands. Nirvana is a mix of The Beatles, punk rock, and a little metal and some new wave. They sound more like The Pixies than any of the Seattle bands.

@ENDLESS NAMELESS No, he actually liked Eddie Vedder on a personal level, said Eddie was super nice.. He was friendly with the Alice in Chains guys as well. He did heroin with Layne Staley and Mike Starr when they were all booked for a show in Brazil.. but from a strictly musical perspective he hated those bands. This isn't my opinion, these are things Kurt Cobain said publicly. He didn't like that style of music. He did realize a lot of the same people that liked Nirvana liked those bands though.. for that reason he generally didn't make a big thing of it. But he actually did like Soundgarden. He never saw PJ or AIC as "competition". He struggled with fame and success to begin with; he probably would have preferred those bands to be more famous than he was.. in his letters, he said his dream was to play in a great band and not have to deal with the fame that came with it, like the Pixies. He saw AIC as a glam metal band that started wearing flannel to get famous. He called them "fake underground music". He thought they were posers. He saw Pearl Jam as a bland corporate rock band that was being pushed by the music industry to capitalize on the "grunge" aesthetic. You can look all of this up it's all on record. Cobain did a lot of interviews

@@waynetables6414 The flannel was a decision made by their label. They claimed to not want to do it, but trusted in their label about it being the way things were done. Nirvana had the same label and never bowed to the pressure to put on a fake persona to get famous. It's understandable why he would say what you quoted.

Seek help; If you, or someone you know suffers from suicidal thoughts, please reach out.

fr bro, this is one of the bands i grew up with and now that i’m really in to music i love them and kurt’s voice is so fucking nice

It's riff, Idk if it was a typo, but yeah, it's a guitar riff

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He has. He’s actually become a fan of Foo Fighters!

So sad that the drummer of Foo Fighters just died tonight in South America after performing a tour.

@FgH When he said "his band" he meant Foo Fighters, which was originally Dave Grohl. It was meant to be a solo band after Nirvana disbanded making the Foo Fighters "his band" because he created it.

Nirvana producer Butch Vig says that this is one of his favorites from the album. He says that Cobain used the same effects pedal on his guitar that he used on "Smells Like Teen Spirit" to produce the "trippy, psychedelic, watery effect." Vig told NPR: "I think that song is about acceptance, and about misfits. You're cool no matter how screwed up you are. 'Come As You Are' is an ode to accepting someone for who they are."

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See, this is why Cobain was one of if not the greatest lyricists of all time. His lyrics are so multi dimensional and you could interpret them in a myriad of ways. For instance, the way I interpret the lyrics "Come doused in mud, soaked in bleach, as I want you to be. as a friend" is in a more literal sense. Meaning You could be dirty(sinful, troubled) or you could be clean(A good person) and I'm going to accept you for you either way. It i think it pertains to the main message of the song this way. But, Like you said, there is always another way of interpretation and neither is wrong. That's the beauty of Cobain.

I learned a lot about this song from the comment section! Always loved Nirvana's album Nevermind without really understanding any of it to be honest.

lets be real here im not gonna say which way it was but im still sure it was the wife

Nirvana was all about the lyrics, and yet they refused to let their own interpretations hold a song back, and that is the beauty of it, they share a piece of their world, and people look through the hole and see what resonates with them, one song can tell many stories. Nirvana was music for change, whether it be anti-racism, sexual assault, mental illness, gun violence, corporate greed and wealth inequality.

Best example is something in the way, or he was just high making it 😂

Wrong.

Nirvana is a band that unless your the dumbest person ever you will like their music.

@@nealegrage3119 says the person who can't spell....

You look like you were born after 1992.

@@duncan3998 thanks, take that as a compliment.....

@@DaleSmith816 I wasn't talking to you, dude.

I don't think so. I think it could even be more relevant to day than ever, seeing our culture is chalk full of mental illness, drug addiction, societal acceptance, and being an outcast.

Tf are you talking about? I first heard this song some years ago and I absolutely loved it. He just didn't love it, but for me it's onw of the best songs of all time, despite not having heard it in the 90s.

@@tricko8000 cool, thanks for sharing your opinion.

Agreed. It's a song I don't mind hearing, but not one I ever go out of my way to find.

Did HE have it tho🤔

@@tdevin210 imma have to say no, based on the evidence

Maybe, but whoever killed him definitely did.

@@tdevin210 I mean he did go out and buy a shotgun days before he passed, so yes he did in fact have a gun

@@josephsherlock7616 really living up to the last name man!

And both are Pisces. coincidentally 🐟

Yeah but Nevermind is kind of the line between classic and modern rock. It's over 30 years old, but when you look at rock n roll from the 50s to today... Basically everything up to 1991 sounded one way, then Nirvanas nevermind is the first modern rock record by todays standards

A lot of nirvanas songs are up to interpretation and Kurt cobain made it like that on purpose it’s actually genius. Some songs actually have a sort of loose meaning or meanings tied to them but for the most part you basically come up with the story on your own which is pretty 🥳🧱🥗🖍🥖🥛🫕🐔🧃

Right? They don't have any rhythm or rhyme-scheme. He's just grumbling words to an off tempo guitar riff. I'll never truly understand the Nirvana hype, but everyone has their style of music I guess...

You would find a lot of bands weird lyrically then

@@nickhammac what?…

Dang that’s deep

But.. What if he was being completely honest? And was trying to tell us that if he ever wound up dead in this way it wasn't him that did it?

​@@gigistephens4633truth, never happened

Does he not reply to any comments? I don't see any replies. Not even one Heart on a comment.

Their cover for Man Who Sold the World is pretty good too

Oh yeah he's gonna love that

I think this is one of Nirvana's weakest tracks. They had so, so many great songs - this to me is their most milquetoast track. I'll take Smells Like Teen Spirit, Heart Shaped Box, Lithium, Aneurysm, Scentless Apprentice, School, Negative Creep, Sappy, Oh the Guilt, Milk It, and probably 60 other Nirvana songs over this one.

Foo fighters are also amazing. He should definitely do something about them.

Huh

Literally one of the most famous rock songs and bands of all time but whatever🤷‍♂️

@@dropdead4205 personally don’t like this band, PERIOD. I respect your opinion though.

@@Youainthim86 What's not to like? Kurt's melodies are infectious, his singing voice is completely original, the drumming and bass playing is godlike, and the lyrics are insanely good. I can't understand you. But you know what? That's okay.

@@gigistephens4633 you don’t have to understand me? That’s the beauty of this country and the internet. It’s a place for people with different ideals and opinions to gather and discuss differences. You maybe a huge fan of Mr. Kurt and that’s dope! You may not be a huge fan of biggie and Nas but I am! You might not like Ferry Corsten or Alice deejay but I do. I wouldn’t knock you for it, it makes you, you. For my rock I just prefer HEAVY DARK DEATH FAST THRASH METAL. It fits my personality.