Anyone who's never related to this song was never a human.

Thom Yorke was in love with a girl but could never pluck up the courage to talk to her, he actually once got himself drunk so that he could get the confidence to talk to her, it worked but ended up scaring her off. He also once was told that she went to one of Radiohead's concerts and had a huge panic attack as soon as he found out. It's a song I think I hold pretty close to my heart, when you love someone so much but you feel like they and everyone else just see you as the creepy socially anxious guy underneath everyone else. A very beautiful and powerful song.

This song distills what it's like to feel like an outsider, someone who doesn't fit or feels different from those around him/her. It's much more than just longing for a potential romantic partner to notice them. It's really about the universal feeling of loneliness. "What the hell am I doing here!?"

Radiohead and the other 90s grunge bands were the soundtrack to my teenage years.

I was the same age as his daughter when this song came out and it changed my life. In my 40's now and it's still one in my fave songs.

Father's goal. I wish i had a daughter. I'm turning 30, and no signs of family. I wish i had a daughter/son with who i could share music that touched my soul.

I’m a 53 year old mom, my daughter is 14 and we love running down the beach singing this at the top of our lungs! We live on the Oregon coast and have a long length of beach with nobody in sight. Anyway, it makes us feel ‘special’.

My daughter, who is now 30, is a massive Radiohead fan because she heard me listening to them when she was a child. Good to see that you are giving your daughter the chance to hear them too x

I like to think someone in the audience flashed him and he reciprocated because he's a nice guy 🤣

This is one if my favorite 90’s songs! Just so powerful and love the guitar riff!!

For a musician I can only imagine it's the highest honour to hear so many people singing along to the words you wrote

Wow!! I have never seen that live version!! 😎👍 Thank you so much for posting this!! You both ROCK!! 😎🎼🎶🎤🎹🎵👍

Damn that was an epic "RUN" by Thom.

Damn, it feels so weird seeing someone not reacting like their head about to explode listening to this song. The first time I heard this song I was in my teenage angst years and I'm pretty sure I was crying while hearing it. Damn good song...

I've played this so many times it rubbed off on my 14yr old lol. I heard her playing this on the piano yesterday! ❤

I Think she had to hear Paranoid Android.. i remember when i was a kid.. i really get into that song and the video..

Introducing your kids to “your” music is one of the greatest things you can do. Hearing your 8yr old listening to Nirvana or The Beatles having chosen to is a great feeling. Almost as good as your 5 yr old quoting Monty Python or Faulty Towers 😂

As others have stated, the band hated this song, it was an early song for them, but for whatever reason the record company latched onto it. During the recording, the guitarist's slamming of that cord was actually meant as a protest, but ironically it helped popularize it and make us take notice of them.

I came to your channel for Nightwish and stayed for Radiohead. I've listened to this song s million times. This is the first time for this version and wow. I thank you for this. Its Incredible!

Love the reactions and love the Iceland portrait. Lived there for two years at Keflavik when my dad was in the Air Force from 1982-1984

This is one of my favourite non-metal tracks. Another great Radiohead song is Street Spirit.

Anyone STILL a creep and a weirdo in 2019??

Thats a great concept you got here with your daughter....introduce here to some legends in rock history!!!

I love the interplay within your ages!! you guys are great!

I read, and Idk if it is true, that he wrote this song from a personal experience. I totally relate to it myself because of my physical appearance. And I may be wrong but I felt that high solo when he sings “she’s running”, as a scream of distress. It is a sweet yet sad song. Thom’s lyrics and melodies are very deep of you ask me. Have you done Street Spirit? That songs really makes me cry. New subscriber.

I thought I recognized the name of the group and song. Heard it a hundred times on the radio. Good song. He about held that note forever @4:56! Sheeshh!

I have tears in my eyes now! I'd be curious to see reaction to the entire Pablo Honey album. Great Piece of Art!

You guys review GREAT songs. Keep it up (with the family members....great to see you watching their reaction)

This was recorded on Pinkpop 1996. The quality is very good for that period tho. Great song, good reaction

Feeling old. Saw them live long ago. They're iconic

there was a cool unplugged version done by Korn in the late 90's too. its my favorite version. this song gets covered by a lot of bands, and even I learned it. more out of feeling a relateable condition, but i played it and sang it with someone particular in mind. everyone in the house knew immediately who i was singing to, but not her. still, i got a lot of praise and its still one of the most stripped moments of my life. when you sing or express feelings for someone in a packed room, you lose all of the armor you were used to. the smallest pinch hurts deeply

It's good to share with your daughter. This is great 👌

Has to be one of the greatest songs of all time.

Oh yeah,i started out not liking Radiohead too much. Then this female friend of mine was like "Youre kidding me?!" She told me about theyr song creep,and asked me to pay attention to the lyrics. True story! And after i heard it,they really grew on me. Even till this day,i can find myself in that situation,where you feel like everything is going to *BEEP*,and you start having your inner demons take over your thought process. Im a positive minded guy by nature,so it never lasts. But thats probably the song by them,that most people can relate to. Society can be quite cruel,judge you too harshly without reasons. And you start believing it..... or you keep getting rejected by the ones you get feelings for,and you start looking upon yourself as a "creep,who wished he/she was special". Another wonderful reaction by you 2!😍💞

Treasured moments. Dad and daughter, captured forever. Lovely. Love to you all from the UK.

Man he really captures the emotions of songs live. When he sings this song and many others, you can really believe every word that comes out.

I forgot how good this performance was. They (esp thom) sound so good

think the title should be Thirteen year-old has no Reaction to Creep!

Your voice is a gem. Also, nice hat. Good tune, its got a funky beat, and I can rock out to it...;)

I adore this song- the desperation and the guitar like angels weeping- 20 years later my son loved Radiohead too☺️

Macy Grey does an absolutely beautiful cover of this song...

An interesting fun fact: Radiohead had to share writing credits for this song due to it's resemblance to The Hollies' The Air That I Breathe.

One of my all time favorites great reaction thank you guys for what you're doing. 💯🔥🙏

I had 2 tickets to see Radiohead at the Bridlington spa Yorkshire UK Sept 1997. But sold them to some students, due to starting a new job on nights on the same night as the concert. I was absolutely gutted because the job was horrendous and didn't go back after that one night . Luckily I have seen them many times since. and watching these great vids brings all the great memories back. Bring back the 90s. Thank you

Shows the whole song Dad: did you like it? Daughter : yah it was good Dad: Alright Everybody. Thanks for watching

Watching that 13 year old girls face as she experienced the song was like a flashback to how it made me feel at that age hearing it. I was around her age when it came out and I heard it first

64 years old and this is the first time I’ve heard this!!! I’ve heard of Radio Head,but the first time I’ve heard Creep and I’m speechless!!!

Good choice to introduce good music to your daughter. This song is mean a lot to me and this is one of my lifetime favorite song. i listened to this for the first time when i was a teenager untill now for more than 15yrs i'm still listening and sometime sing this song with my guitar when i got my free time.

I think karma police would be a good one

If like to hear her thoughts without you leading every answer.

First heard this in passing on an “Alternative “ radio station in the early 90s. Then Conan got a late night show on one of 3 channels available. Hearing them do this live on Conan made me a fan of both for life

I remember the first time I heard this. It wasn't long after it's release. I think I was 22. It's a song I've continued to enjoy ever since. I've probably listened to it over a thousand times, and it still doesn't get old. Lots of other RH songs that I live as well; but this one is definitely a stand out.

Man keep it up introing her to good music

Get the oz man crazy train live show her the energy he gives the crowd when he's on stage

Great to see, I was there to witness this very headline slot @ Glastonbury 1997

Having seen these guys perform live, it's their natural habitat. They just kill! There are a few full concert videos on here you may want to check out.

Did you notice she was moving her head (just a little bit) while she was listening the song? Finally!!!! Stay with the low ones with her!!! She's a Tough Cookie!!! LOL Nice Reaction!!!!

It has been forever since you have reacted to The Warning. This video popped up in my recommended because Pau (the drummer for The Warning) recorded an absolutely beautiful piano cover of Creep by Radiohead last week. It would be awesome if you could react to it!

I'm glad you're making these, I enjoy them, and its cool youre bonding with your kids over this music and sharing that with us. My one request, these videos are called 13 year old react or etc. but then you jump in and do 90% of the talking. :) Im glad youre passionate; as someone who worked with high school kids for ten years, please give them space to process and share their response before sharing yours. We know YOU are passionate, it is very clear. :D Its easy to unintentionally drown out their own processing with our enthusiasm. Thanks.

It is very cool that you are exposing your young daughter to great music.

It's the clean/dirty guitar stuff that does it.

She doesn't really react, or is given time to. It's basically just dad talking. Whatever interesting facts he read up on is never even talked about. Cool that dad is teaching his kids his favorite music as a youth, but...

This is totally my song. It fits my life perfectly. Plus it's so simple, yet powerful. I'm glad she liked it. There are a bunch of covers of this song too. A reaction video of that might be interesting.

This was Pinkpop 1996 in the Netherlands. I was there as a 16 year old, front row. I have been a fan of Radiohead eversince. What an amazing performance.

Good video, however, you completely affected the reaction by discussing your thoughts about the song/video before the person was exposed to it. You cannot go around saying "the reaction" if you explained what YOU thought the lyrics were about before you filmed the video.

Nice hat. Best. Band. EVER.

One of my all time favourite songs, takes me back to Leicester square when it first came out and pubs played it everywhere

Super song !!! Loved the way they sounded different on every album.

Since you did this, you should do "Possum Kingdom", by The Toadies and "You're All I Need", by Mötley Crue.

I love your site... Give The Kinks “Celluloid Hero’s” A listen!!

You should have more subscribers for sure , your much better than most reactors

Your just like an angel, your skin makes me cry 😢

You should have lyric videos for them..my kids taught me how they learn best

I'd ask her what her thoughts are and let her talk about it and what she thought about the lyrics.

I could tell your daughter liked it. It was the same reaction I had when i first heard it.

Still one of my favorite songs to belt out with emotions. P.s Fn fantastic Parenting. She is being raised well🙏👏👏👏👏👏

I love the clip where Beavis and Butthead do a reaction to this :)

You should have Annie react to "I promise" by Radiohead next, it's a beautiful song and Tom actually enjoys performing it, unlike Creep, which the entire band hates performing.

The Best live performance for this song , ever!!!!!

Fantastic that right there at that moment synapses in her brain were connecting to fuze together this song.. coz there is only ever before hearing Creep and after hearing Creep. Special moment captured.

why does the titke says: reaction of a 13-year-old when he´s NOT letting her speak almost nothing--- gel?

what's the point in having your daughter react when she doesn't.

1:37 Hahaha Thom, I loved your daughter reaction to that xD. 4:43 That is one of the best "run scream" of the song I've heard, if not the best. You should react to more Radiohead, they're my favorite band so I would love it. I recommend so much Weird Fishes/Arpeggi - Live from the Basement version, for me that's the best song ever, my favorite.

Loving the hat dude. Awesome video.

I would suggest using the album versions first as a "reaction" video.. while i understand that for people who grew up with those songs, the live versions can have an added value, i think it's important to not forget that for the first-time-listener (i.e. your daughter) none of your emotions and memories to the song exist.. emotions and memories that were added over years by listening (most likely primarily) to the album version .. ..and it's better to hear some distinct parts, like here the muted guitar "hits" before the chorus sets in.. they just don't come over properly in this live version, which in my opinion still play a crucial role in the mood this song is setting

Nobody: Thom Yorke: But im a creep, Im a weird door what the hell am i doing beer ah dont belong here, she riding on the door, shes riding on run run run ren ren.

If ever there was a song written for me it's Creep by Radiohead. This is my favorite song by this band and one of my favorite songs in general. Thanks for not bleeping out the F-word. I'm glad she liked it.

If there was ever a song from my youth that still touches me as if it was the first time hearing it, it is Creep....Amazing powerful song and I have done the same with both my kids.....

Pulp -common people (glastonbury or reading festival).

Oasis -Morning glory

The best part is the entire audience singing along and identifying with the song.

1996, We were at home watching this festival on TV (live or same day) and this performance was the first performance of Radiohead we had ever seen, we bought the CD (physical copy) only days later. :-) It's an epic performance in the rain.

I cannot wait for her to experience Pink Floyd! If there's a vid of that I missed it. She's got a great dad, lots of great music ahead for her.

Should check and react The Hollies - The Air That I Breathe 👌🏾

I still remember where I was the first time I heard this song. ‘93

One of my fave song of all time!

hope your daughter react to Blur - Charmless men video & Suede - beautiful ones

If you want to hear something different you should check out Postmodern Jukebox's cover of this song with Haley Reinhart.

This is the song which changed Radiohead's whole direction, on their second album. Before that they'd been pretty much standard indie pop/indie rock, blending into the background of other bands around at the time, but because of the response ot Creep, they went full emo, helping to invent the word, from what I can tell, as well as cranking up the metallic rock guitar sound at the same time, and conquering the world with their next two albums, The Bends and OK Computer, which are just must haves of historical importance, in my opinion. Creep still brings tears to my eyes after all theses years, and it just proves everyone trying to look cool is really just wearing a mask to hide their inner dork and insecure person, except for the Paul brothers, who are just narcissistic sociopaths.

This is the best version of this song. Mesmerizing.