I am actually jealous I think everyone would wish to hear this song for the first time again.

Everyone in the 90s had this dude's same reaction hearing this song for the first time. The years may change but the reactions don't. The song is timeless.

I'm 53 black female soul girl at heart. I remember 1st hearing this. Me and my boyfriend at the time, sat on the edge of his bed. Mouths open, wide eyed in shock! We'd never heard or seen anything like it...! When it finished there was a silence... we looked at each other and said... WHAT THE F¥CK WAS THAT!!! Its not that we hated it, Great Music is Great Music! It was just so unlike anything else... hope that makes sense.😬

I love how he’s so into it. Makes me feel like I’m hearing the song for the first time.

As a Gen X'er, it gives me so much happiness to see someone so young enjoying this so much! This was a generational anthem for us.

"We need songs like this" is the realest thing I've heard on KZfaq in years.

"we NEED songs like this"- truer words have never been said.

So here I am in my mid-40's realizing that I've been singing the wrong lyrics for 30 years. I thought I knew what they were saying, but apparently not.

Watching him react to this is the most pure yet incredible thing ive seen in so long. It brings me such joy

I was at the show in the tiny little club when Nirvana played this live for the first time. The room literally exploded when the guitar kicked in. I have never experienced anything like it. Maybe 100 people all losing their minds at the same time. Afterwards we all just looked at each other and said "they are going to be huge..."

He’s feeling what I felt when I was 14 years old. Thrilling to watch and remember that musical high.

"If y'all didn't get hype for this song I don't know what's wrong with you" 😂👏👏👏💯

Being a young, black hip-hop chick in the 90s, when this came out, this was a game changing BANGER! EVERYBODY loved this song! This and Heart Shaped Box were my shit!!! Back when MTV played music all day.

Just learned all the words to this, after listening since 1991 lol

“We NEED songs like this...” you ain’t lyin’ son.

:D The way he kept talking about how much energy he had after listening - that's how 90s mosh pits started - we couldn't contain ourselves!

You just listened to the birth of a whole new music genre, Seattle Grunge.

Nothing makes me happier than watching someone have a near religious experience to listening to Kurt Cobain’s irreplaceable voice for the first time!

This song is a mind blower, a face melter, and one of my favorites. It came out right at the beginning of my senior year of high school. The song single-handledly ushered in a new genre of music, and ended the careers of a lot of pop music artists that were big at the time. The teenagers started dressing like Kurt Cobain, with thrift store clothes and they dyed their hair crazy colors. What a time. It's hard to believe that was almost 30 years ago. RIP Kurt, one of the greatest.

I just witnessed pure joy!!!

I can't help but believe that Kurt Cobain would have appreciated this review.

This song changed the whole music industry.

This song and Nirvana turned the music industry on its head.

We need to make sure all our young people get to hear Nirvana! I grew up in Redmond, WA right outside Seattle in the 90s and I got to hear them live long before anyone knew who they were. It's still one of my most cherished memories.

BEST REACTION I'VE SEEN, other than Kids React To Nirvana lol... you got it sooo right, & us generation X youngans of the 90's can attest to how our worlds exploded, no matter where we were in the world, when we first heard this!! it was intense. it bull-dozed those crusty hair rockers with nothing intelligent to say to us, right off the radar. it was the most beautiful moment in millions of our lives, i can't even tell you!! Kurt Cobain was fragile & deep, & couldn't take the burdens of life, but he'll never be forgotten for speaking up for us, where it was desperately needed, with inclusive empathy, in a severely corrupt world. He was a Hero!! X

The world changed in 1991/1992. “Grunge” was an earth-shattering shift that brought Gen-X together, regardless of race, color, or creed.

FYI: The drummer is the lead singer for the Foo Fighters.

I love watching these young people discovering the old great songs. Gives me chills, so blessed to grow up with this music

Kurt Cobain was a visionary. He was outspoken against racism and misogyny. Didn't subscribe to gender norms. Regularly kicked nazis out of his concerts and always stopped the show to boot guys harassing women in the audience. I wish he was still around today. Thank you for this video!

I just watched this video 6 times, and then I re-rewound the part where he just hears Kurt’s voice for the 1st time another 5-6 times. Then I showed it to my husband, and we talked about how we felt the 1st time we heard it. Married 15 years and I think we just got even closer because of a KZfaq video. Music does that to you. Sharing wonder does that to you. Thanks for this video! Now I’m going to be obsessed with all your videos!

This was the first time I ever felt like someone understood me, the very first time I heard it I was blown away. I felt like I finally belonged. Your reaction was amazing.

This song and Even Flow literally redirected my entire life in terms of style, social life and freedom of spirit. It changed everything for a lot of people. It was that intense and I would go so far as to say it changed a generation.

R I P Kurt Cobain. You left us way to soon and will always be missed.

One of the most influential rock songs of all time. That song shifted pop culture in the 90s. Loved seeing you hear it for the first time

I was a 43 year old with two young sons when this came out. But from the first notes, I was like, WOW! Timeless .

We were all totally mesmerised when as young teens we saw and heard this song on TV for the first time. Our parents freaked! What great music Nirvana produced. They changed the face of music in the 90’s.

I can’t listen to this song without being immediately teleported back to being 14 at school, listening to this on my Walkman.

Their drummer, Dave Grohl, is now the frontman for Foo Fighters.

I was 18 when this came out and when I hear it now, I'm transported back to my youth. It was the anthem of my generation. I would suggest he watch the official video, it brings it to an entirely new level.

Listen to these Nirvana songs: "Heart Shaped Box" "Something in the Way" "Lithium " "In Bloom" "All Apologies"

I remember getting this shortly after it’s release, my mum said she didn’t like me playing it while she tidied the house because it made her want to break things 😆

His look at the camera at 2:26. Like, why ain’t none of y’all told me about this before!

This song, born out of the grunge movement, changed the direction of music. The week before Michael Jackson was #1 on the top 40. Then suddenly this song was #1 and top 40 radio went from pop to rock. It also ended the popularity of heavy metal as bands went back to an organic sound.

His face tho at 2:25..i was literally in tears ..i remember exactly where i was and what I was doing when i first heard this song all those years ago...

Kurt Cobain. The man who saved Rock but couldn't save himself.

You know how my generation felt when this dropped in 91/92. Music had become a bit formulaic and was dominated by pop and then this dropped out of nowhere. Once the music video dropped, it was a whole new game for music. Would love to see another band hit the mainstream like this now.

You now need to listen to the whole of Nevermind and check out their other albums too. You also have to see their MTV Unplugged session, one of if not the best of all the Unplugged sessions ever. Ah, the good old days when MTV was truly a music channel.

Watching him react to this is priceless. The wave of emotions! Serious high and low in the same song. Exhausting and exhilarating at the same time.

“I don’t know if it’s a band or one person.” Makes me feel marginally ancient.

It's sucks we never get to hear our favourite songs for the first time ever again

People have no idea how much on fire this lit the 90's teenagers...this was exactly the vibe needed at the time.

I love his reaction here.... this just makes me smile. This song was my kids generation but it was one I could even get into. No words can explain it ... RIP Cobain.

Man, seriously. Do the whole Nevermind album. Nothing like it.

People of all races related to this song. Evening you were a first time rock listener. Nirvana captured everything people were feeling in this song. I loved it and it made me want to rip the walls off my apartment. 🤣🤣🤣

This made me so happy!!! I know others have mentioned it, but when this song came out, it was like an anthem for some of my friends and me. I love seeing your reaction and the joy it can still bring!!

Cheers young man! It is a great song, a classic, that transcends all time lines!!! Glad you loved it!!!

To this day I'll randomly enter a room and say "Here we are now. Entertain us."

47 year old here...every time I hear this song I feel like a 15 year old and want to jump and scream !!!! Teen rebellion and tell to my old self to f... off!!!

Here we are all these years later, I never knew the words!

That smile when the chorus came is just contagious! Keep making us all smile with more vids!! I grew up on this stuff in junior high/high school, and seeing you rock out to it is awesome. Binge-watching you guys!

Mate, I love you. I love how you instantly get Nirvana. They are the best. No one has that energy. Great channel I love it man

As hard as you just went off to this song, imagine being about 10 years old and all of a sudden this is just what’s on the radio. Blew our minds. And Dave Grohl is from my hometown, fun fact lol

I love it. I was a kid when grunge started this song was colossal when it came out and still is. Love it love your reactions!!! You bring so much joy!!!

You would enjoy The Ramones. Listen to "I Want to Be Sedated" or "Sheena is a Punk Rocker.". They are influential for most alternative and New Wave bands.

I LOVE the ones he doesn't pause and feels so hard. So cool to have a look in his mind and see what songs touch him.

He had to take a rest from rockin out and gather himself 😂. The absolute beauty of music that it lives forever!! RIP Kurt 🙏🏾

You are truly a treat to watch! I love that you are giving all songs a chance.

Kurt was always so passionate you could hear it in his voice. I love Nirvana

Nirvana changed rock forever!

I can remember the first time I ever heard this song, I was 17 on the way to the water park with my girlfriend and she had it in the cd player, it was June of 2001. I can remember the skies opening as if angels were singing. I listened to it over and over and over for like 2 weeks after that. This is hands down the greatest song of all time the other 4 in the top 5 are debatable. Nothing has ever made me feel quite like that day, it was so nice to watch you have the same reaction.

I was 12 when we lost Kurt. I was sobbing so hard I had to leave school after learning he was dead! I wore black for an entire month in mourning! I was a strange kid 😆 but have always been a die hard music fan! He touched my generation so deeply! So happy to have young men enjoying his genius!!

I love this guy!!! He feels it! I love watching him feel the music. He makes me smile so hard. This is by far my favorite reaction from him. You gotta give it to him. He knows greatness.

"Teen Spirit" was a brand of deodorant his girlfriend used when he wrote this in the late 80's

Man. This song blew up the world when it came out. Started a whole genre of music.

I love love love you! You made me hear that again for the first time and I had no idea that I needed that more than anything else. Incredible joy.

Thanks for the smile and great start to the weekend! Brings back memories and I'm glad a new generation is hearing Nirvana's music.

My kids are your guys’ age and I am just loving watching your love and appreciation of music from all genres and time periods. You have a great ear for talent and to be so young and open to different expressions of music as an art is impressive. I see perhaps music production in your future or maybe professors of music appreciation . Whatever your path I know you’ll be successful. God bless. 🙏🏼

My young friend , who i've never met. You r developing quite the ear for music that is most likely way outside the range of music you grew up listening too! I applaud you. & your brother! While he is getting the EDU. he desires. You should know that aside from whatever it is that you seek to do professionally, you r giving yourself an EDU. that shit loads of people r paying for. Although your not taking courses in this, I believe that you r laying a foundation for yourself and your future, that u r not even aware of just yet. I believe that everything u r doing here, is setting You! up to be successful at whatever u choose to do across all races! F*&%#@! keep it up! Here's to your future! Sincerely, R.J.O. aka( some 50+y.o. white guy ) GFL!

I love what you guys are doing! I have just watched a bunch of your videos...watching your reactions has brought me back to my first experiences with these songs. You are bringing artful expressive music of different times and genres to whole new audiences! Keep it up!

This has to be one of the best KZfaq channel ideas ever. Love the appreciation these guys show for different genres of music.

This song changed everything. R.I.P kurt

"We need songs like this." Good lad. Speaking the truth. Welcome to my childhood. I was in 9th grade, so it hit perfectly. I don't think there will ever come a day when I don't miss Kurt.

I just discovered this channel last night. I have enjoyed watching you react to all my favorite songs. I just realized I have been watching you for seven straight hours and I can’t stop. The sun is coming up in an hour!

LOVE this reaction. I had the privilege of seeing them LIVE!!!!! It was epic and a highlight of life. I will never forget the energy that surged through me as the crowd went f@¡king nuts.

This song was the anthem for my generation, hands down. (second half of Gen X years)

This song, literally, changed the world overnight, seemingly!! I was in college when it happened.

You two are sending out light and joy in a dark time. Thank you! May I recommend Patti Smith's version of Gloria? (From her album Horses)

Dude I felt just as hyped for this song as you just did when it originally was released back in 1991. I was 18 and was in my college dorm. I heard some one playing this song in their dorm room on a really loud electric guitar a few floors below me. I ran down from my room on the 6th floor until I found the room the guitar was coming from, and I pounded on the door and made the guy playing it who was actually a gigging guitarist in a band that was going to play that song that night in a huge college bar that night show me how to play that song note for note. I had just started learning guitar a few months before hand, and this was a major breakthrough for me.

This seems like one of your favs like fast car. You didn’t even stop the song.

Your genuine, heartfelt, beautiful smile is just the thing the world needed right now. Thank you.

Yes! This is how we start bringing real rock back to the mainstream, crushing it man, your review has gave me energy as much as Nirvana!

I love this!!! This is taking me back to my teenage years, thank you!

Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, soundgarden, Temple of the Dog are also the pioneers in this era

It kills you, doesn't it? I just got chills seeing it hit. So awesome to see his reaction to this. It's involuntary. Amazing. Love this! Seriously got tears in my eyes watching you speak about it. :)

I love how you and your brother respect all cultures and their music. You guys have me listening and enjoying to songs I would not have listened to on my own. Keep up the good work yo!

Man I love seeing your reaction to this song. It's the same reaction the entire nation had to it when it came out. This song was number one on every nightly countdown on every station rock, hip hop r&b, country you name it. I was in high school at the time and every party it got played at went CRAZY. It's good to see that it goes just as hard a generation later. Much love to this channel.

Twin.....I can see your sensitivity to the beauty that music is......I am loving watching your videos.... I wasn't into rock when I first heard this...but this here.....BOOOOOY!!!! And yes....we need songs like this.

Kurt is a legend

I love to see your pure reaction of hearing these songs for the first time.

"We need songs like this" Couldn't agree more with that sentiment. And it's especially true in todays day and and age. There's no new music with this kind of energy. Where the hell did all the energy disappear from music?