Not really. Just a white representation.

@@johnmightymole2284 Which is overwhelmingly the image everyone associates with Jesus. And I totally agree he was supposed to be Middle Eastern carpenter. He's not very likely to have had long brown hair or be "white". But I don't think the image in most people's minds is gonna change as much as the fat, jolly old white man in a red suit and snowy beard that is most people's image of Santa Claus. Even if originally St. Nick was a very skinny, dour looking Turkish dude.

I'm here for it

@@johnmightymole2284 The Jesus we know = White German Protestant Jesus. Hozier = white Irish Protestant Sex-Jesus.

He is Jesus

he’s jesus

You can see the forest was just a stone wall away. He could scurry back quickly right after.

He's just considerate that way 🤷🏾‍♀️💕

THIS IS THE BEST COMMENT ON KZfaq

😂😂😂

È un ragazzo speciale ❤

BOG PAPA

Coz Nice Mom and nice Dad and very nice bro !!

You sounds like a Vsause guy😅

yet he has intelligent thoughts about the whole concept, so i guess I'm not surprised.

I almost stopped listening to his music.

the fact that hes on there now

i am not alone thats nice to hear

I'm almost hitting 7am. ... Too far?

Tash Z nope

@@raypotato4847 I thought so.

Tash Z Ooh I thought I was the only extreme one 🦉🤠

i'd love to see Andrew on Tim Ferris, cause then it would be all about those nerdy things like books and other inspirations

damn ur right

omg, so true. Sirius was way more all over the place, moody and idealistic. Still crazy how well he'd fit into HP universe

Oo, astute!

@@hanami741 not true

good one !

So nicely said. He is a true gem. Such a great person. I love that he is so active in the causes he believes. I just adore him. I must have daily Hozier fix. I call him Hozzy Bear. I bet he is such a source of pride for his family. He is the age of my oldest child. And I'm proud of him, so I know his mom and dad are really proud! 😍😊❤

Ginger Countryman he is really one in a billion! An amazing role to look up to 🖤 such a talented and humble human being!

He one’s said he’s a decent cook, so...

Irish sometimes hold back but just have soi much to offer. People don't always hear us. So thankful for him

Day

A+ comment

I think it's the opposite. He left college after a year, he was supposed to take the exams but Universal offered him studio/demo opportunities and he took it instead of the exams.

@@chrizeldabernil8323 oh Damn it!!! I got it wrong 😅. I think i didnt hear it right, english isn't my first languague so sometimes I get the meaning wrong.

@@nayel1mart It only takes one missed negative. I've done that myself so many times... I can relate because I'm the same . Not my native language either 😁

it’s infp 100%

INFJ like George Harrison. He himself has stated as mystical.

This comment made my day thanks🥺

Only traditional since Europeans decided to make Jesus look like them.

Every time I listen to "Take me to church" I feel something strange n powerful inside me. Still after almost 7 years of that song I always get a different meaning of those lyrics.

the pieces maybe they were looking at the screen upside down😂😂

@@joeobrien196 you know what.. you probably right! 😌

Why people push the dislike button? If u don t like it don t watch it. It s apparently not the content they search for. I m interested in ppl opinions when they are helpful but that button is just...useless. But everybody has the right to say their opinions, so i don t know what to think about just disliking things yet. I wouldn t do it. I don t wanna send bad vibes. Just incourage ppl to desire quality. I don t mean for this to be read in an angry voice. I just wanted to share the thought and hear some others....

@@alexandraculea1195 you're right actually. I really don't know what to think about with that button. They're just trolls, ya know. It's their life philosophy lol. The KZfaq, the whole Internet still don't know what to do about them. Just like what you're saying about about that button and sharing opinions. It's like a bug or something annoying lol.

@unusual coconut ikr hahahhaha

eamonn w rules of musician stardom. 1. Become a star (or think you are a star). 2. Become a god. Small g! But think and act like it is big G. Note: freeze water before starting to walk on surface.

Guilt Azaour today singing. Tomorrow saving the world. Part of the job. Throwing tellies out of hotel windows is no longer cool.

@@joeobrien196 Well I'd rather more people try to save the world than throw tellies out of windows. So glad that has gone out of trend. We could all benefit from saving the world being so popular, it does need saving badly.

@@chrizeldabernil8323 Yes👍

yeah, sometimes people totally overreact, kinda getting lost in all those 'shits and giggles, he's got comments', which is indeed kinda irritating. But such warm but not fake and humble personalities combined with looks and huge talent are very rare, so tbh I'm not surprised the comments are like that. Girls (mostly) are just very much attracted to such an idea of a human being, which seems totally cool, at least from the distance. And the real people we mostly have around are those who work boring jobs, read nothing and listen to radio music. I have only such people around for example and gave up a long time ago on finding any friends really (not that i think I'm better than them, just not my world really). So i guess there might be more people feeling this kind of loneliness out there and filling the gap with their fav music, books and podcasts

@@hanami741 but saving the world, he looks like Jesus or stuff like this? Too much.

Jesus Christ chill out. Its a 30 minute interview over Zoom or whatever. He's not obligated to spill his guts, he's never really been that kind of person. Let the man live. If you're a fan of him as an artist that's all you're really gonna get. He'll answer questions the way he feels comfortable, and I doubt a comment like this will ever make him feel more comfortable opening up, because it just comes off as you trying to squeeze past his boundaries.

@@sunlightfire5925 Forget the interviews and lets focus on the songs. For all his amazing social awareness and wanting to be "honest", in its own way, Ariana Grande's 'thank u, next' was more radical, touching and brave than any of Hozier's new songs. Hozier has a problem in that area, but tries to make a virtue out of his obvious fear of true personal vulnerability. In the art itself!* See also: Cohen's Suzanne or Nina Simone's Mr. Bojangles. Peter Gabriel's In Your Eyes etc. - it doesn't take hiding behind high language and 7 layers of metaphor to make something poignant and truly beautiful. Often the opposite. (*when asked about his own songs, he is quick to say that it is a "narrator" or an "imagined situation ha-ha." Fair enough, but he comes across as being downright embarrassed to identify with the sentiments of lyrics that HE himself wrote. "Talk", for instance.) Why do an interview only to paraphrase sociological or neuro-scientific theories, reference other contemporary artists and, once again, make sure that people know that he knows how fortunate he is. Hozier's wanting to be non-threatening and non-egoic is increasingly getting in the way of his ability to express himself in a relaxed manner. Lest he offend anyone, right? I agree with him politically, but always taking those things into consideration it is the death of good art. And conversation. And personality. I know that this is what we can expect from him. But I also know that he is not a fucking baby. Surely he is not going to feel "pushed" by one KZfaq comment alone. How fragile do you think he is?! The cushioning and cooing and dehumanising meming around this 30-year-old capable man is absurd.

Some people have the talent of expressing their deepest self/ soul through art and have trouble expressing themselves through words. I think he does fine through words yet I feel it's because he is such an old soul/ has such depth that conveying it through words is next to impossible, where when you listen to his music you already know the amazing soul he is.

@@sunmoon9574 Have you thought that maybe that's just who he is as a person, that he expresses things through music but prefers his personal life remain private?? Why are you so personally offended by how he acts in interviews? I'm not suggesting we coddle famous artists, but I do think you need to take a few steps back and examine why it bothers you so much that a complete stranger isn't being "honest" with you in exactly the way you desire. I'm genuinely not trying to be combative, I just think you might be invested in this to a degree that will only lead to disappointment for you.

@@sunlightfire5925 You can let go of that condescending faux-concern. The answers are truly in all of my second comment. : )

Not that you asked but I find it strangely calming,

You know what, if you don't know who this amazing human is,you can just google it. But no, you are just another ignorant hater for no reason

You're really missing out. He's been here for seven years at least so don't hold your breath on him being gone tomorrow.

Who still uses hippy as an insult??

Are you joking , man???

Colin Campbell kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNOHlaWG3bmyhYk.html this is one of my favourite songs, he has some pretty good stuff :)