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The song isn't dirty she's being brutally honest from from a scorned woman's perspective .
This is definitely the accoustic version. The original release was a... bit more hardcore. Quite angry, actually. It was brilliant.
The original is very very angry. I love that whole "Jagged Little Pill" album.
"... a bit more hardcore."
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA!
@@newgrl I never got the whole angry thing others did yet I wore the album out back then and was a huge fan
@@ThatJunkman I think its fair to say that the original, "You Oughta Know" is much more angry. I think a lot of people picked up her entire vibe from the one song, when the rest of the album is chill to the point of being Zen.
@@ThatJunkman It's all based off of "You Oughta Know" - she sang a really angry/bitter song, so she must be one of those angry chicks, and the rest of her songs couldn't seem to cut through that narrative.
This came out 26 years ago lol so she was 21, now she’s 47. The original version hits different. Angry girl anthem. Either way this is all the nostalgia 🖤
And she had Flee from Red Hot Chilli Pepers on Bass.
@@Tommysimonsen Dave Navarro on guitar too!
I haven't heard this version, but it's beautiful. One of my favorites.
She gave my 24 year old self a song to let anger out.
This song got angst-y teenage me through so many breakups!!!
Alanis Morrisette’s ‘Jagged Little Pill’ has to be one of the most powerful rock albums from the 90’s, especially by a female artist. Her voice is golden and the songs she sang on the album worked for her so well. Probably an overlooked gem these days but she definitely was one of a kind back in the 90’s. Great review, great performer, great song. I recommend listening to the original recordings…pretty sure there’s a music video to this song. As well as there is at least 5 solid songs (including ‘You Oughta Know’) off this album that helped define her career. Til next time, keep up the great work. Love Music.
Other noteworthy songs off the album:
Ironic
Hand In My Pocket
You Learn
All I Really Want
Was actually just about to donation request All I Really Want. I couldn't believe he hadn't done any Alanis yet.
It’s one of those albums that are just really complete pieces of art. Trapt’s self titled album is another one of those for me.
It’s an amazing album. I think it was like the 3rd best selling album of the 90s
Ironically, Ironic gives a lot of examples of irony that aren't really irony. Still good song.
I wouldn't say overlooked. Almost everytime I go karaoke someone sings her and Gwen Stefanni
Dirty is kind of an unfair word. It's angry and venomous, it's emotional. I love this song. Probably my favorite song from Alanis Morisette. It's kind of hard to pick between this song and your house. I miss when hidden tracks were a thing.
Yeah this song is supposed to be about an emotional wreck. The original was filled with a manic energy.
Hands Clean
It’s raw. absolute perfection.
The original version is better, IMO, because the instruments also sound angsty and fiery. Plus you're missing out on Flea on bass and Dave Navarro on guitar. Love her voice in an acoustic setting though, very powerful. Alanis is an amazing songwriter. When this song came out, every woman who had ever felt this way after being lied to/cheated on, and shoved it down because it was 'inappropriate,' realized they weren't alone. She's ruminating and mourning a loss... that's not abnormal for the situation.
For a follow up, check out her song "Thank You."
I never knew Flea and Dave played the original instrumental. That is cool
Dave Nevaro? Spelling, dude. He’s David Navarro!
And Taylor Hawkins from Foo Fighters on drums. Amazing lineup on the studio version!
@@michellekeyes1507 I intentionally left Hawkins out since he isn't the drummer on the studio album. He did play in the video though and was on tour with her before joined the Foo Fighters.
To be fair...this IS the original version. Alanis and a guitar. That said, MOST songs we hear aren't the original...just the writer and his or her chosen instrument... This is just pure Alanis. The studio/video IS 'better'...but only for a commercial quality, which I understand. This is...catharsis...which is what the song is about...
Fun Fact: She has never said publicly who this song is about, and has said she never will, but David Coulier is the most likely candidate. Which, if true, provides a lot of context for this song because he would have been 32 at the time of the relationship, and Alanis would have been 17.
Yeah I always understood that the song was about an older guy having a fling and using the younger girl for great sex then just dumping her.
Cut it out. :)
I like the way you worded this. The subject of the song is ambiguous, and Alanis and Uncle Joey certainly had a relationship badly end right around the time this song was written. But that also doesn't mean the song is entirely about him. There could be multiple people that inspired the song, or even completely fictional aspects to it as well.
Though it's certainly interesting to imagine that Dave Coulier could be like that. :D
Dave knows it is about him. ... He said specifically the "I hate to bug you on the middle of Dinner" line let him know.
@@CraigKostelecky Exactly, she has said in several interviews it isn’t about one man specifically.
I’m sure there’s bits and pieces about him in this, hell most of it may be about him…but people will make assumptions.
Dave Collier has openly admitted this is about him
Probably my favorite song by her is "Uninvited." I'd recommend that for a reaction.
I love her voice in that song
I've been saying this on every reaction video. Everyone wants her big radio hits but her best song is Uninvited. Makes me wonder if they even know her music outside of her radio hits.
YES PLEASE
Yes! Mine too... such an amazing song 😁
You have to do the music video for this song. Immediately.
I agree. The orginal version was more powerful IMO.
Yup - it’s a MUST!!!
100% have to
He must see this post! This is the only thing I care about right now!
I think he only does live versions, but she definitely sang it at Woodstock 99. Alanis still says she will never say who the song is about, even though Uncle Joey already admitted it was him. Bob Saget even said he was at the dinner that she called him at.
This couldn't be any more different than the original studio version.
If the studio version was a 10, this is a 4. The passion in that version and the instrumentation are half the song. Even without her vocals and the lyrics, it’s a good song.
It's not that it couldn't be more different, it is that it is the same song by the same singer, but now she is just singing it, when before it was more than just a song to her.
It could, if it wasn't even Alanis singing.
yes it is by a long way
I've been binge watching you for days, but this artist will make me speak up. The acoustic version of this song loses so much of its young girl anger and so much of the music is missing it makes it more of a bitter song which changes a lot of the meaning. Her Canadian accent is quite prominent in most of her songs, but I always felt it was strongest in this one. You should listen to her song Uninvited. That one is kind of chilling. It shows the full range of what she can do with her voice.
Try Thank You, great song. She wrote it in Índia after a exhausting tour.
He had absolutely no idea what this song was about.
I absolutely love that even after all these years and a completely different musical arrangement, her voice sounds exactly the same. She's amazing
Jagged little pill is one of the best albums ever, Definitely one of those albums that represent that generation
Matchbox 20s Yourself or Someone Like You was another one everyone was jamming.
@@johngilbanni6385 matchbox i first seen on the mtv usa chart countdown with 3am.
No internet or streaming back then it took me a year to track that album down in scotland. 😂 worth it though
@@ianmclean6399 it’s good stuff! Third Eye Blind gets an honorable mention, but more whiney.
This song became an anthem for women back in the day. It is female angst in lyric form.
The entire Jagged Little Pill is the pinnacle of 90s female angst music. I love that album!
I know others have stated she was younger when this came out, but to give it a little more perspective, Alanis had released two pop albums and was opening for Vanilla Ice before she graduated high school, she was known as the Canadian Debbie Gibson or Tiffany. After she graduated she moved to Toronto and later L.A. this song was the debut track on her 3rd album. So she wasn't even 21 yet, and not only a young woman full of angst, she was very much trying to show a departure from her former image as a wholesome pop star.
Your reaction to her saying dirty words was hilarious! She wrote this song when she was pretty damn young. I hope that helps you to understand her mindset. Also please check out the studio version of this song. It's so much more raw and powerful.
I have to say, I don't think her age made a difference. I've experienced the betrayal of a significant other at a more mature age (30s - 40s) and I completely identified with the emotion in this song. It's normal to ruminate after something as tragic as finding out your lover betrayed you in the "bed that was made." If she were simply petty, she would've outted the person who made her feel this a long time ago... she admitted she wasn't just dating "Uncle Joey" when she wrote the song. Who it was was beside the point. It was about pouring out an emotion that was "unacceptable" to show in public at the time, and it evoked a response from both men and women who agreed. It helped normalize being 'not okay after being betrayed' (i.e. trauma)... and discourage a whole future set of assholes.
@@scapito I completely agree. However as a songwriter myself, and as a person who has been through similar experiences, I think she would have chose her words differently as a more mature person. A younger person embraces that anger and hurt in their writing. Its cathartic. But a person in there 35 plus years may choose to send the same message in a more elegant fashion. Or not. It all depends on the person. In any case, it's a fantastic and empowering song
Alanis Morissette is Canadian, and she plays God in Dogma, Kevin Smith's movie 💙
And another vote for her song Uninvited 😁
"Uninvited" .... Just a perfect song.
so, naughty words doesn't make a dirty song. I'm sure you realize that. This is a blunt message rather than beating around the bush with PG words. Straight to the point. gotta say when i was a kid the radio version had me hooked :D cutting out those words made the song a great tune. Keep up with the Alanis Morissette, she's got more gems chat gan dig up :)
Jagged Little Pill is one of the best selling albums of all time and I still think it's underrated. I think this version of the song is good, but it doesn't hold a candle to the original recording in terms of emotion.
The entire album of this was amazing. As some others mentioned, Flea and Dave Nevaro from Red Hot Chilli peppers were on instruments in the studio version and really added some punch behind her vocals.
I didn’t know this, only that Taylor Hawkins was on drums
@@domdadomdom_2733 I know I am outting myself as a huge nerd here but Taylor was in her touring band only, not on the original recording.
@@craig05ish ah that’s fair enough, he was in the music video so made the assumption he did the recording
The dude she's singing about is Dave Coulier, 'Uncle Joey' from the sitcom Full House
No she's not. Total myth.
@@AylaRose She's said it's a combination of a few people. Uncle Joey is definitely in the mix, he rembers her calling him up and she said "I hate to bug you in the middle of dinner." It's not just him, but it is about him.
The song is how she moved on, she has never confirmed who it is about despite some people speculating. It wasn't meant to call anyone out. But just her voicing and processing those wild sometimes ugly thoughts we all have when hurt. That's what an artist does.
love her! thx for reviewing it. gotta watch the original. (of course, obligatory someone says it) the album "jagged little pill" was an emotional, angry therapeutic session for her and helped a lot of sad and angry single people. haha
Her song "that I would be good" is one of my favorites. It makes me cry. There are so many live versions of it and I haven't heard a bad one yet. Sometimes her singing style can make the words in this song hard to understand, but they need to be understood.
This is a very mellow version, I'm shocked that you don't know of her though! She's absolutely legendary! Jagged Little Pill is a must listen!
The live version from when this first came out when she was on Letterman is absolutely stunning.
Accent: She's Canadian (Ottawa)
And, yeah, the whole _Jagged Little Pill_ album was iconic
@ Russ Williams: Being Canadian myself, I never really noticed she had an accent (eh?)
. . . And didn't I see her as a teenager on a children's show? I think it was You Can't Do That On Television . . . The one where people get green slime dumped on them
@@dudemandingoselectroacoust5689 Sounds like every other kids TV show :D
@Russ Williams: yeah, that's probably why I can't remember the title . . .just the slime
I love this reaction. She's not dirty. She was PISSED. and she let him know. The raw emotion in this song and album is otherworldly in a sense. I love this so much.
I wish you’d reacted to the OFFICIAL VIDEO! It’s so powerful and REALLY captures the pain she’s experiencing. I know you are avoiding copyright but there are some songs that require the video….SMH!
Or at least the original audio. The video for this isn't anything particularly special, but the original audio is way way better than this. The anger, the angst, the wailing/crying after the second verse. This was too toned down to convey how we all felt the first time we listened to this song back in the day.
Jagged little pill is one of the greatest album ever written, for any genre.
... she says she wrote it in a few hours.
They sat down to record "A song" and a few hours later they were wrapping up an album.
Proud she's a Canadian she's awesome
This song came out in 1995 and I feel/felt that for the first time a woman spoke the truth she felt about being heartbroken. I love this song, and it’s a great break-up song that shows us the pure raw emotion that comes with heartbreak. Plus, in addition to the heartbreak she finds out she has been replaced so quickly with another woman. Think about it for a moment how devastating it is to have someone breakup with you. Someone you truly loved, and then it’s gone. Your world is no longer the same. Alanis expresses those feelings so aptly and succinctly. It’s a 100% pure song.
Listen to the original version next.
Music is meant to make us feel. The songs we listen to become the soundtrack of our life during the time the song was released, and now anytime we/I feel like listen/feel or tap into the raw human experience.
I don't feel like the song is dirty in the context that it is coming from a place of a lot of emotion, a lot of hurt and anger. Alanis is a legend. You should dive into her huge category of music.
This is such a soft and gentle version of the original. The original version is angry and spiteful, full of passion and pain. It feels so different but no less impactful.
Interesting Male perspective and I respect your statements.
Seems you were put off by some lyrics, but they are HERS, no apologies necessary. 👍🏽
Alannis felt what many people feel at the end of a break up, marriage, engagements, partnerships, roommates, etc, she just put it all out there in black and white, and in music.
I'd highly recommend listening to the original released version to get the full effect including the anger.
Song is rumored to be about Uncle Joey fr Full House, Dave Collier.
Both of them are fr Canada.
Neither confirmed but Bob Sagat said he was at THAT dinner!! 🤔😂
Try the original, lyrics are lyrics!! 😁👍🏽
As a Male I was significantly more put off by his reaction of it all then anything she said.. There were some red flags in this reaction and none of them were coming from Alanis.. I do agree the original version conveys it all much better especially as a first time listen. Call me crazy but after a tough breakup writing a few slightly "dirty things" is pretty mild to say the least haha.
When this was released in 1995 I was a fairly young idealistic 24 year old feminist. Alanis was a bold, brash, 21 year old artist who was known for being a child actor on Nickelodeon. Her raw emotional expression was something that didn't feel petty to me. I didn't want her to 'get over it'. I wanted to see a woman who would speak her truth, to raise her voice about the things that mattered most to her, despite a society that wanted her to stay quiet and behave. As a male I had always been able to do this without being insulted or shamed for being weak, or petty, or a 'bitch'. My righteous indignation was met with tolerance and the appearance of understanding, even when people knew I was taking things too seriously or just whining. They would think I was being dramatic, but they wouldn't look me in the face and tell me that I was being a problem or 'needed therapy' (even though, honestly, I did).
Seeing someone who was (partially) in the box of 'child star', even if she didn't have a huge role in the Nickelodeon world, use profanity and express rage at her perception of being wronged was fiercely empowering. It felt empowering for many to see a woman who was able to not just 'get away' with swearing and kicking a little musical ass (albeit imperfectly), but to be lauded for doing so. It encouraged me, personally, to double down, educate myself, learn how to be a better ally, and to keep fighting because things were moving in the right direction.
Disclaimer: I am NOT making this about me, I am just sharing how it felt in what seemed a hopeless situation. The discomfort and anger that I felt at seeing the way my mother was treated in the work place, or my friends had been treated in school were NOTHING compared to actually living it. Despite my male privilege, I still felt rage, and I remain convinced that everyone has a role to play in making things better.
The joy I received from watching your facial expressions during this reaction deserves a thank you. So, thank you dude. ❤️😅
I love Alanis Morrisette's tone and the way she manipulates her voice when singing. She has amazing control. While I like this song, my favorite Alanis Morrisette song is "Isn't It Ironic". Watch the official video for maximum effect. :)
I am all for acoustic version. But the rock version hits different (better)
She was very young when she wrote this. 19 or 20. Nobody that age has the tools to manage these situations
And it seems to be about something that happened when she was 14.
Would love to see you react to much more of her
Imagine writing an emotionally charged song about a breakup and it becoming a number one hit. Then being left to have to preform it for decades. I wonder how it would feel to be past something you still have to sing about with emotion.
I would love to see your reaction to Thank U also by her, Uninvited is a good one as well :)
1. She's from Ottowa
2. This song is about Dave Coullier
Has to be studio bro, Flea on Bass with Navarro onguitars... missing out!
Give the studio a listen, while this is great the studio match the song much more
And, I might be wrong but, what’s his name from Foo Fighters on drums?
@@downwardisheavenward3006 Taylor Hawkins wasn't on the studio album, but he did do the video and toured with her briefly before Foo Fighters.
@@scapito ah, ok. Taylor! I don’t know why I couldn’t think of it. Thank you
I liked Alanis when this first came out (I still own Jagged Little Pill, great album!), but I've found that Fiona Apple (popular about the same time) has a much more lasting resonance with me (great vocals, emotion and poetic lyrics). Maybe try Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine or Hot Knife as an intro to her, or start with her break-out radio hit Criminal.
For a "You Outta Know" vibe I'd say go with Fiona's "Paper Bag" (and that music video is brilliant!)
For range and appreciating her vocals I say "Slow Like Honey".
I would be here for some Fiona Apple content....as long as we do not start with the criminal music video
@@meghandurrance486 That song is *still* misunderstood, let alone the garbage "controversy" over the video that (despite being debunked multiple times) continues to this day.
I don't like the video for "Criminal" because I personally don't care for it. As I said with "Paper Bag" I know she can create and execute an amazing concept with brilliant metaphor and choreography.
I don't know if it was the budget, her mental/physical health, or something else - but there's nothing (in my opinion) to be gained from the Criminal video.
@@searchingfororion absolutely agree
@@searchingfororion I completely agree with you, I greatly prefer almost every other song from Fiona, Criminal is waaayy down on my list. But being a reaction channel, I assumed MrLboyd would gravitate to an artist's "hits" for a first reaction. Honestly, she has such great range, I think he (and other reactors) should check out ALL of her music. To add other suggestions on the pile, Shadowboxer should be high on everyone's list, and Not About Love has a great video. PS, I still stand by my other suggestions, though I love yours, too. 😁
Damn, I've never heard this version but it really kicks ass. Sometimes I get bummed out at the versions of the song played on the channel...lots of live versions aren't as good, especially if you're playing it liven20 years after it was released and you can't hit the notes anymore. But Alanis, as she usually does, crushed this one.
She is one singer I would probably pay to sing the words of the dictionary her voice is that amazing.
Definitely check out the original, it’s more of an angry rock anthem. It was definitely a vibe.
Alanis is from Canada. ... She's one of my favorite things to ever come out of Canada.
She is amazing!
Yea, from Canada.
Alanis is f*@king rockstar!!
I got this CD when it first came out, listened to it not stop, now today I have the 25tth anniversary collector's edition 4-Disc set.
I don't personally like this stripped down version. The whole point of this song is that she is very angry. I suppose you can tell by the lyrics but the heavy music behind it is what made this song hit so hard. She is Canadian, by the way.
Being Canadian and this angry also made it hit hard. ;-P
This is a much softer version of the original song, she wrote it in the early 90's
The original is arguably the best break-up song out there and the album Jagged little pill is hands down the best album she produced.
She has a stupid huge range and a powerful voice (notice how she never sings into the mic), the acoustic version has her voice with a lot less grit.
Violet Orlandi does a good cover of it.
i love this reaction so much. rock on, my dude. rock on. thank you so much. may peace and inspiration be with you.
She's Canadian, and got her start on You can't do that on television. :)
I love the vulnerability of putting such passion into songs that make clear you're not entirely the hero of your story. Like screw how it'll look, I'm just gonna tell 'em what it is. Y'know? That vibe. Love it.
I love watching the expressions on your face as you begin to realize what a twisted experience this song is revealing. And I really like your detailed explanations of each group of statements as she slowly unwinds her explosive feelings of a past relationship. This is a very clean analysis of a song that runs long and deep.
This entire album is amazing. It got me through a really rough time and now make for some great memories. Great talent. 👍🏼
I knew your reaction to this would be golden 😂🤣
You should watch Alanis Morissette doing "Uninvited" Live. It's a great song with an orchestra backup live and its transformative.
From Canada 🇨🇦
It's not dirty, it's emotional. What 'type of person' does she seem like?
That's latent sexism. Women being judged as a 'type of person' when they express themselves and especially their sexuality, honestly.
Cheers anyway and thanks for your work.
What a great reaction. Your facial expression was priceless.
You are the GOAT when it comes to this reaction stuff. I said it already but I enjoy your thorough and insightful reaction to all of the content you put out. Keep it up. Peace from LA
Alanis Morissette is still doing to people what she did back when this song was released. That expression at 4:35 is the most expressive I've ever seen you. Awesome reaction.
that whole album was great, and she can still sing great as ever.
Everything from her album Jaged Little Pill is amazing. The studio versions really show you what her amazing vocal range is. One of her newer songs, The Reasons I Drink is really good too. I highly recommend it.
I must say if you have heard this song before you need an Oscar. Your facial reactions are priceless! I love your vids keep it up!
Alanis also played God in the movie Dogma.
I love her in that!! That whole movie is great. Like all Kevin Smith stuff lol
Dave Coulier, who played Uncle Joey on Full House, dated Alanis in the 90s and has stated he was the subject of the song. Alanis is from Canada, hence the accent you noticed. She was engaged to fellow Canadian Ryan Renolds at one point.
I second everyone who told you to check the studio version/live from 1996. I also suggest you try out "Ironic", another great song by the incredible Alanis morissette
Yes please check out more of Alanis!!! Uninvited is beautiful 🔥
Alanis is from Canada. In the 80s she was on TV in a show called "You Can't Do That On Television" and was later in the show "Weeds" in the 2000-10s
The way you try to keep your composure and deadpan when you are shocked is so funny. I'm cracking up.
she has a very powerful voice when needed
Speaking her truth. Go girl 🥰. Fun reaction
I was in college when this one came out. And I was working in the college pub. I recall observing how hilariously the body language of the patrons changed differently between the men and women within the first note of the song.
Also, you're on point noticing a "slight accent." She's Canadian. As a kid she actually used to be on a comedy show out of, I think Ottawa, called "You Can't Do That on Television."
She is Canadian…Jagged Little Pill is an incredible album!!! You need to listen to the studio version…IT ROCKS!!!
The live video of this absolutely amazing
This song, heck the entire album, is iconic. Even 20+ years later, still my go too after a rough breakup. And not the acoustic version the original... there is so much pain and anger is intense and mesmerizing
Alanis is Canadian. She was also on the show "You can't do that on Television" when she was a kid.
This song was the anthem of every girl scorned in the mid to late 90s. Every girl in their late teens and early 20s rolled their car windows down, popped this CD in, and screamed these lyrics at the top of their lungs. It was cathartic. It got a lot of girls through some rough times.
I believe she's from Canada ..
Alanis got her start as a young child on a (kids) TV show called You Can't Do That On Television in the late 80's on the Nickelodeon Network.
Hand in My Pocket! But this was her best. And yes, I get it. I've lived it.
She is a icon
If you watch the original version of this song, it's an amazing song! This is an extremely calm version that I've never heard. I would love to see your reaction to the original version.
".....but you're still alive". Brilliant line.
This came out in 1995 like a bolt of lightning. It was one in a long series of breakthroughs that helped push doors open for women. Listen to Olivia Rodrigo’s song, Traitor. Very much in the same mold as You Oughta Know.
I suggest listening to Unsent, Ironic, Head over Feet, Thank U. The album, Jagged Little Pill, was huge. The next one, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie’, was also quite good.
1995 was huge for women I loved listening to. Alanis, Paula Cole, Sarah MacLachlan, Shirley Manson of Garbage, Jewel, Joan Osborne, Ani DiFranco…. And more… Just an awesome year for women singers.
I think she made you blush!☮️💙
This is not a typical Alannis song, but it's definitely her most popular. This woman is a magnificent song writer.
I think what you’re perhaps missing about this song is that everyone is allowed to leave a relationship at any time for whatever reason and no one is disputing that; but there’s ZERO excuse for doing it in an undignified, dishonorable way. The emotional impetus for this song doesn’t at all seem petty when you look at it that way.
I love Alanis!!! Jagged Little Pill album for me is special. Xxxx
oh man, you should have reacted to her performance of this on Letterman in 1995!
Alanis Morisette is from Ottawa, Canada. You might hear a slight french-canadian accent, I believe her first album she also sang in french and was doing pop/dance genre
This song isn't dirty -- it's RAW and REAL! Loved your shocked reaction! :)
I love this song. it is not being petty, it is being angry. I love the anger, rage, hurt coming out of it.