MY FIRST TIME HEARING Johnny Cash "Hurt" REACTION!
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- MY FIRST TIME HEARING Johnny Cash "Hurt" REACTION! This song was so beautiful!
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The lead singer of NIN said after hearing jhonnys cover that while I was born to write this song it's clear he was born to sing it
Wow !!!
that's like saying trent would unzip me as long as johnny bent me over...
edit: they're CLEARLY two different songs, about two different things...
the more important part is what YOU take away from it...
When he played this recording for one of his daughters she said, "It sounds like you were saying goodbye." "I was."
A story of a man facing the end of his life, knowing that he's alone. Having seen all the people he held close eventually pass on.
You missed the last few seconds. He gently closes his piano and wipes his hands across it. It was symbolic of him knowing he was near the end.
Thanks Jason I thought I was the only one that interpreted that last few seconds as possibly his goodbye to his upright piano
In the beginning of the video, his hand was on a closed piano that seemed like it was a casket
Yes, it just amazes me that people think they can review a music video without watching the entire thing. They need to get a job driving a bus. You're fired!
That’s what I said, he blew the total impact at the end of the video, ughh!’
Closing the lid to piano is so important. He new his time was up and he never opened the piano again
I'm sure his wife, June Carter Cash, who was standing behind him on the stairway, would have enjoyed hearing you ask if she was his daughter. Actually, she was a couple of years older than Johnny. I have been a fan of Johnny Cash since he released his first record (I believe it was a single) Cry, Cry, Cry in 1955. (Okay, so I'm older than dirt!) In his heyday, Johnny Cash was huge, so big that at one time one out of every five records that were sold in this country was a Johnny Cash record.
The little white house where he was walking around and then looking in a window is his childhood home in Dyess, Arkansas. Johnny's older brother Jack was working in a sawmill when he was just a kid (maybe 14 or so years old) and he fell onto the saw and was cut almost in half. He lingered a few days and then ended up dying. His death hit Johnny hard because Jack had planned to be a preacher and Johnny couldn't understand why a boy who had decided to go into the ministry would be allowed to die in such a terrible way at such a young age. His father, unforgivably, told Johnny (J.R. as they called him) that HE should have been the child who was killed instead of Jack. I think Johnny always felt that Jack was better than he was, and he probably deep down agreed with his father that he was the one who should have died. His dad didn't much approve of his decision to be a singer because he thought he would do better if he would get a "real" job.
I mentioned that his family called him J.R. because the J and the R actually stood for nothing, that was just his name. When he joined the Army he filled out paperwork and put his name as J.R. and they asked him what the J stood for. He told them it stood for nothing. That was his name. They told him he had to have an actual name so on the spot he named himself John, possibly as homage to his brother Jack because John and Jack are the same name. I don't know for a fact that this is why he named himself John. I am merely speculating.
Contrary to what a lot of people think, Johnny was NEVER an inmate in prison. He loved performing for prisoners and he cut two live records in prisons, one in San Quentin and one in Folsom Prison. While Johnny never committed any felony and never went to prison, he did do some stupid stuff and ended up spending a few days in jail. He was locked up overnight in one jail and he said that when the sheriff came in the next morning he told him, "Cash, you're free to go and I don't want to ever see you again. My wife is a huge fan of yours and when I went home last night and told her I had Johnny Cash locked up in my jail, she cried all night. I don't ever want to listen to my wife cry over you again so don't let me ever see you again."
"Hurt" was written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails and NIN recorded it. Cash's record is a cover of "Hurt" but Cash presents it in such a way that many people think he wrote it and they think the story is his. While the allusion to drug usage was certainly something that Cash knew about first hand because more than once in his life he was addicted to drugs and alcohol, many people think he was sitting in that big empty mansion never seeing anyone because all his family were either dead or had deserted him. That is not the case. June was the love of his life and she was alive when he made this video. He had a son John Carter Cash by June and John Carter was married and had children and he was always around Johnny. Johnny also had four daughters by his first wife and he was close to his daughters and grandchildren. June had children by her first husband, Carl Smith, (a country singer) and her daughter Carlene Smith is also a country singer. To my knowledge he was not estranged from any of them so they were in and out of his home on a regular basis. He was NOT a lonely old man just sitting there waiting to die and the fact that everyone believed that to be the case is just a mark of what a good song crafter Johnny was.
"Hurt" can flat rip your heart out but Johnny also recorded some songs that will make you laugh. You should react to "Boy Named Sue" or "The One on the Left is On the Right" or "One Piece at a time". He also had some beautiful songs that told stories, such as "I Hang My Head", "Don't Take Your Guns to Town", "Ballad of a Teenage Queen", "Miller's Cave" and "Cisco Clifton's Filling Station." He was big friends with Kris Kristofferson and he recorded many songs that Kris wrote. Two of my favorite songs by Johnny Cash were both written by Kris and they are called "Here Comes That Rainbow Again" and "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down". I am still waiting for ANYONE to react to Rainbow.
In my admittedly biased opinion, I think there are two kinds of people. Those who are fans of Johnny Cash and those who have not yet listened to his music!
well put !
Very well said, and you're completely right, he wasn't a lonely wealthy old recluse... He was a well rounded man with a large and loving family, this video was by all means well directed and the words were heart wrenching, simply a wonderful tribute to his life's ups and downs and a self said eulogy to himself through music.....r.i.p.Johnny.
love your comment. I hope the poster read it!
I learned so much , thanks for explaining!
This is a cover. The original is from Nine Inch Nails. It is a very emotional song by the frontman Trent. Johnny Cash made it into his own and it is absolutely beautiful.
It was his piano, not a casket.
So much emotion here. I am glad you experienced this. It is an important moment in music history.
"I wasn't ready for this" - the Correct reaction to Hurt.
Good video, man. It's crazy because this is a cover of a Nine Inch Nails song, and when they first showed it to Trent Reznor, he was like, "this isn't my song anymore." His interviews about it are really cool.
Johnny Cash died later in the year in which he filmed that video. Beautiful cover of Hurt. Probably my favorite version of it and I grew up listening to the original by Nine Inch Nails.
Everyone connect with this song. If you know what it is to lose someone or to regret your actions or just get old you can relate. Literally one of the most powerful songs and video there is. Is that real stuff.
The man In black was truly one of a kind
For me, one of the strongest images was at the very end, when his hands close the piano and come to rest. You didn't finish the video, my friend!! When you rewatch it, after seeing Walk The Line, and soe documentaries, watch it all, it's so moving.
The lady in the picture is his mother in law, essentially his mother. June, his wife, is on the stairwell. She passed 3 months after this video.
The lady in the picture is Johnny's mother, Carrie Cloverlee Rivers Cash. She doesn't look anything like June's mother, the famous Maybelle Carter. If you search for her images, you'll see; Maybelle had really big, oval eyes, a prominent, long nose, longer face & jaw.
I remember by mother actually cried while showing me this video. There's a tragic backstory behind why he did a cover of this song, I don't remember it, but it was sad.
he lead a very tumultuous life, and did hurt the ones closest to him...at the end, he realizes it all...
Not a casket. It was a piano with the lid down. Same one he closes at the end. Also The pic on the wall was his mother. June Carter,his wife, is the one in the video with him. This was His last recorded video, June passed shortly after this was recorded and Johnny followed her a few months later.
The picture on the wall is of his mother, the lady on the stairs is his wife June. His last album was a collection of cover songs this was the last one he ever did. She passed away shortly after and he died like a week later.
Song and video released in early 2003, June died May 2003, Johnny died September 2003.
2003 was a big year of change for the Cash household.
the picture in the frame of the woman is his mother. June, his wife was on the steps. She died only a few months before Johnny's death. He didn't live a year after he produced the song, Hurt. When he closed the piano at the end of the song, it was never opened again.
The casket was the piano he never opened again after completing the video, anyone else feel the religious imagery at the end was a shout out to NiN, especially with it being the crucifixion and the nails being driven in, which is the origin if their name (nine inch nails believed to have been used in Christ's crucifixion)
I'm approaching the age he was when he covered NIN's Trent's song that he wrote when he was trying to cover from drugs, depression, a very intimate song for him. Johnny's manager thought that Johnny could do so much with it and after awhile managed to get permission from Trent for Cash to do this one. Trent couldn't believe he had let someone else do this extremely personal song and started to regret it. Johnny Cash sent the video to Trent and thanks. Trent said, "It's Johnny's song now." June, the woman on the stairs died a couple of months later and Johnny just a few months later. June was his life. His daughter, RoseAnne Cash, watched the video and said, "It sounds like goodbye". He responded with, "It is".
It continues to amaze me on the different reactions to this song. The biggest differentiation in impact from both emotions and presentation of the meaning comes from ppls age difference. Young ppl, for good reason, have yet to look their mortality in the eye. This is the most powerful, impactful, and HUMAN thing I have ever watch and listened to from a song. And I'm not particularly a Cash fan, different eras. Enjoyed your sharing.
You should check :"god gonna cut you down" ❤️❤️❤️❤️ you won't be disappointed
I've always viewed those two songs as a package deal as well
@@russell7563 reality is the theme of this songd bro, Cash was an honest artist. RIP
You said something very profound at about the 4:30 mark. A comment about knowing more about the man and his life would help you understand the song more.
This is a thing I connect with, and believe to be true in every aspect of music. The more you know and understand, the deeper the understanding of the meaning of the lyrics and music.
Not knowing is ok, and you can still enjoy the art, but as a fan of not just music, but the humanity behind it: knowing Anna learning gives it so much more impact.
I'm not really all that much of a country music fan, but I was a fan of Johnny Cash long before he ever sang this song. The connection to NIN was just a bonus. He was unique, and flawed, and human in the best, and worse senses of the word. I think that resonates with many of us who have walked a path in life that's not exactly smooth.
I always get the feeling he knew he was dieing when he made this video, he died not long after releasing this song
The movie "Walk the line" is really good. Joaquin Phoenix plays Johnny Cash. In 1997 Johnny Cash himself wrote an autobiography ("Cash: The autobiography"), which I highly recommend if you're really interested in his life and his thoughts. In the book he tells us a lot about his Christian belief. He had an amazing testimony and he knew that God was watching over him. His belief was very important for him. The film doesn't touch that aspect at all.
This was indeed his last song and his last Goodbye to us. You missed the last second of the video, imo the most important picture of the video. I think this was a video where every little detail was set on purpose. The last picture is the most touching.
Johnny became Christian at age 12. He was ordained a minister in the 1970s.
This was the last single he ever released, he passed away a couple months later. His health had been steadily declining for awhile, and he knew he'd reached the end of road.
Johnny Cash is the only artist to be inducted into the Rock, Country, and Gospel Halls of Fame.
Sad fact: this was one of, if not the last time Johnny cash was on camera
I'm sure someone has said it but a few things. A few moths after this video originally came out both Johnny Cash and his wife (she is the woman in the video) passed away. His daughter later said she asked her father Johnny Cash why it sounds like he's saying goodbye with this song, and he replied, I am.as someone else said before, Nine inch Nails lead singer said I was born to write this song, he was born to sing it. This is in my opinion the greatest cover in history.
That was not a casket in the start of the video. It was a piano. He was dying from a neurological disorder and if you can not tell he really can not play much on the piano or guitar any more as his hands shake too much. Music was his life and the only thing keeping him going. His wife Jane (I think) encouraged him to continue releasing songs and singing. She died unexpectedly shortly after this video was released and he follower her a few months later. This was the last video he even shot. The photo of the lady with white hair is his mother and the woman with him towards the end is his wife, Jane. The imagery in this video is just amazing. When Johnny Cash's people told Trent Reisner of Nine Inch Nail's people of his intent to do a cover of the song, Trent did not think he could pull it off, but after the video was released Trent said he was impressed. If you want to hear a good version of the song done by Nine Inch Nails then look for the 2010 live version. It is a powerful song. I liked Pretty Hate Machine (his first album), but Hurt was the only song I liked on Downward Spiral. Hurt is just a great song with powerful lyrics.
I lost my dad recently, well over 5 years ago (my last grandparent died about 10 years ago). He had remarried when I was about 14 and his new wife kept him away from his old family so I rarely saw my father. I tried to get back together with him several times. In the end his doctor and his wife basically killed him . I was able to say goodbye and I think he was aware of what I was saying but could not speak do to the tubes in him. His wife kept him sedentary which was horrible for his health because he had Polio. Then he turned out in the hospital after a mild heart attack and instead of keeping him on meds to keep his blood pressure up they increased his flued. He had been on a low fluid diet for 10+ years because it would fill his lungs with fluid. It did and he went on a respirator. Even though the doctor said he likely could recover he would be in a chair on oxygen... but his wife insisted he did not want to be on a respirator and they decided to unplug him and let him die instead. Now I can never make up beyond what I said the night before they unplugged him. I think about him all the time still and how much I missed him in my life and how little my kids ever knew about him.
Yes, it is a cover, but interesting things come out of it. You mentioned Johnny's Ring of Fire which was one of his very first recordings. This was his very LAST recording made just seven months before he passed. Trent Reznor wasn't originally on board very much when he found out that Johnny was going to record it. When he heard it he said "This isn't mine anymore, this is Johnny's song now". Ans yes, the closing of the piano lid could represent a coffin lid, but I think of it more like he knew his music for the world was finally complete.
Hurt wasn't Johnny's last recording. It was just his last video. He recorded & released the audio in 2002. The video was filmed Feb. 2003 & released March 2003. June died May 15, 2003. In his final interview, he said, even while in the hospital, June pushed him to keep working & “3 days after the funeral I was in the studio" & "it was great therapy for me." May-Aug 2003, he recorded the album, "American V, A Hundred Highways" (not released till 2006) & died Sept. 12, 2003.
So it's not a documentary but there's a movie called walk the line it's a movie about johnny Cashs life story
Fun fact this is a cover of a Nine Inch Nails song.
That was the piano in his house. The picture was his mother. The lady on the stairs is his wife, June. She died in May and he passed in September of the same year.
Watch the biopic WALK THE LINE …won an Oscar….Johnny was a mighty man of God….and was until the end…badass, legend
Yes, definitely find a good documentary or honestly just watch walk the line. It's a movie. Joaquin Phoenix as him and Reese Witherspoon is his wife, June Carter. The movie doesn't exaggerate or change anything. It's a real true story. And it's a wild one.
Johnny's wife passed away not too long after this video. Johnny passed away a few months later
Thanks for the reaction, you are amazing to watch. Wish you all the success! R.I.P Johnny cash, the legend.
yes this was his last song i believe. and the woman in the video is his wife. he's also from my home state, which is pretty cool.
Hurt wasn't Johnny's last recording. It was just his last video. He recorded & released the audio in 2002. The video was filmed Feb. 2003 & released March 2003. June died May 15, 2003. In his final interview, he said, even while in the hospital, June pushed him to keep working & “3 days after the funeral I was in the studio" & "it was great therapy for me." May-Aug 2003, he recorded the album, "American V, A Hundred Highways" (not released till 2006) & died Sept. 12, 2003.
That was a piano not a casket the woman in the picture was his mother. He is basically reflecting his life through this video
Johnny Cash is a legend, his music is wonderful and it will never die.
There's a movie about Johnny and June, Walk the Line. It's good.
Love you man! I’ve seen you grow for a while and I can’t wait for you to grow and forget us OG’s, keep up the great work man, love it when you upload!
you should watch the movie "Walk the Line". It's about Johnny Cash and his life from a young boy to finding music, his troubles and so on. It's a great movie and I really recommend it. It would give a lot of context to this video
I never cared for the way that they portrayed his first wife Vivianne in that movie. It’s a shame because Ginnifer Goodwin was more than capable of portraying her more realistically. I guess if they wrote her more realistically it risked having Johnny come off as unlikeable. Since they weren’t really going to dive into the full extent of the outside forces that did damage to their relationship. Besides the drug addiction and affairs he had. Also since this was Johnny and Junes love story. Not Johnny and Vivianne.
That wasn't a casket, it was a piano and the picture on the wall was his mother. This song was in his way a eulogy through song....the video of his life is chilling given what he dealt with in his lifetime..... The woman looking at him is his wife June Carter Cash.
Fyi..they died 4 months apart in 2003....her in may, he followed in September.
This is a cover from the band nine inch nails a metal band. Trent Reznor from nine inch nails wrote this song in the 1990's. Johnny's version has a different feel then nine inch nails. Trent Reznor was against it at first but after hearing it and seeing Johnny's video he loved it and said he can have it. Johnny only changed one word in this song. That is his wife June standing on the stairs. This song is on his last album. This is his last music video. His wife passed a few months after this video then he passed not to long after her.
I've never seen you before, but you're speaking my language. I hate watching my heros die, and I wish I could speak to my grandparents that lived through the times and things that can now only be read about.
Such a good song way better than the original in my opinion I just loves Johnny's voice rest in peace
It was a good song just waiting for Johnny to come along and elevate it to greatness.
Don't forget...life is a cover...😎
When this song started playing at the end of Logan in the cinema, I was genuinely crying like a bitch and I'm not even ashamed to admit it. My friend and his girlfriend had a nice chuckle about that, and then proceeded to bully me in that way only true friends can.
Not a documentary but the movie walk The line is a great movie about Johnny's life
also i do believe the song is about the dark times he went through in life.
Yes, it was his last song. You stopped the video before seeing the last frame. It was the last part of the story this song is telling. NIN's original was great but Johnny Cash uses this song to tell his story. I cry almost every time.
You dont need to know more about him to get this. This was right before he died and he knew the end was near. I think this is just about man coming to grips with his own mortality. It appears to me he is reflecting about all the ways in which he did his wife wrong. He loves her dearly, but he knows he could have done better. By the way, he did not write this or release it first. Bt it seems so perfect for him. His empire of dirt, to me is talking about all of his worldly possessions, which mean nothing as you near the end. The home movies are amazing to add to this song. The house was his childhood home, so again, a total reflection on his life. This is simply an amazing song, performance and video. You want another... go listen to Glen Campbell's final song "Im not gonna miss you." written by a man slowly slipping away to Alzheimers.
One of the most influential artists of the time, I get you didnt know who he or his wife was. not waiting for the end and the most pertinent point of the song is criminal. You kept pausing just before the end. Its a metaphor for a man that has been in the industry for 50+ years closing the piano lid on it. One day when you are 'old and gone' you might understand.
The very end is the closing of the casket
There is a mini documentary on the song on Netflix. Song Exploder - Volume 2, Episode 3.
wasn't a casket, its the cover on the piano
Good, bad, or indifferent. We are the sum total of our life's experiences. Change one, you alter the whole. At a young age I learned a lesson that changed my life.... I died. The doctor said I was clinically dead for 9 minutes. Dieing is a life altering event. From what I experienced that day I learned to cherish my sorrow in equal measure to my joy. For to fully know one you have to fully know the other. Like Johnny I too have lived a hard life. Jail, drugs, needles, booze done it all....been there done that. I've been half way around the world and back again. And have seen and done things most can only dream of. Now that I'm an old man I long for my death, and have no fear of it.when death comes knocking on my door I will welcome him as an old friend come to take me home. And I'll go regretting nothing.
not a casket - his hands are on his piano at the beginning and end - but may as well be - when he closed the piano at the end of making the video, he never touched it again.
He was saying Good Bye.
To make the feelings a bit more concrete a story I heard was that when he played this for his daughter. She looked at him and said "It's like your saying goodbye"
If I recall correctly his answer was "I am".
The fact that his wife died I believe soon before this came out and he died a few months afterwards makes this hurt so much more.
I believe that this was his last song, he died like 6-8 months later. Very, very sad
Hurt wasn't Johnny's last recording. It was just his last video. He recorded & released the audio in 2002. The video was filmed Feb. 2003 & released March 2003. June died May 15, 2003. In his final interview, he said, even while in the hospital, June pushed him to keep working & “3 days after the funeral I was in the studio" & "it was great therapy for me." May-Aug 2003, he recorded the album, "American V, A Hundred Highways" (not released till 2006) & died Sept. 12, 2003.
@@wnsafford1854 oh shit thanks for the correction bro, rip to both Johnny and June
Keep up the great work 😎❤️
Thanks fam
Picture was his mother...that was his wife in the video
If you want to know more about Johnny Cash I recommend his documentary Walk the Line
same here on the fear of death thing. my hubby dont worry about it but i consumes me sometimes. only thing that has helped me has been to look up "near death experiences" on youtube. hope that helps you. idk. great reaction though.
Whether one is willing to admit it or not, everyone has anxiety about death. But, we are not cosmic accidents, Stardust that bangs around for some indefinite amount of time and then got shocked by energy that nobody knows where it came from and then gradually became hummingbirds and dinosaurs and giraffes people sex and galaxies etc. Johnny Cash had a strong belief in Jesus and though he is expressing sorrow over past sins in this song, though not written by him, you can tell by the music throughout his life that he understands the inescapable truth that God is in charge and that Jesus, God in the flesh, died to salvage the lives of those who would believe. God preexisted the universe that he created and he is the answer my friend.
Thanks for the great reaction, you should check out His quote sooner or later God will cut you down” video also.
Watch the movie walk the line me and my dad used to watch it a lot before he passed away also if u could listen to Johnny Cash ain't no grave
that wasn't a casket it was his piano. it showed him open it
Good catch
IDK I find the concept of life more troubling than death.
Watch "God's Gonna Cut You Down".
Good reaction, do some research on Johnny Cash and Trent Reznor, you will appreciate it even more once you know their backstories. Cash was a pill guy (ALL the pills) and Reznor OD'd on herion. Both were geniuses of their time.
Trent Reznor wrote this song about his ex, musician Tori Amos, also facts stated already, he said this is now Johnny's song!!!! That is his wife on the staircase behind him.
His wife June is on the stairs
There are documentaries on his life. But before you watch any documentaries check out the movie of his life with wykeem Phoenix (or however you spell it) it's not as independent but it gives you understanding when watching the documentaries.
I'm 60 my friend and death isn't as scary. When you reach a certain age you realize living forever is not something you would want.(trust me) no one wants to be old and alone.
All your friends are gone all who you loved most are all gone. It's a loneliness no one would ever want.
Time moves on and things change and one day you realize you don't fit in this world anymore.
Not to bring you down, you're a very young man life your life to the fullest every single day.( I still do and I'm a disabled veteran)
But life's not the same as when I was 30.
So again don't waste a second of your life. Live, love and be free.
Johnny Cash was so right about a empire of dirt.
It doesn't matter how rich, how much stuff you collect over the years. It's dirt you can't take it with you.
The most important and greatest things in life, are not material things. They are things like love and memories not gold or big house's.
I can tell you are very intelligent, by what you said about having chance to ask the old folks any and all the questions you can think of.
Again I'm old 60 not that old by today's standard.
But the knowledge and wisdom I could tell you about would blow your mind. So ask the old folks about anything you are wondering about. You will be wiser and just maybe avoid a snare in your way as you walk through life.
God bless you, my young friend. I wish you nothing but success in life.
And my advice would be stay grounded and think before you speak. People who are all quick with emotions usually end up depressed or worse.
Great video! More great Johnny Cash, the man in black, when the man comes around,, and for laughs a boy name sue.
Man there are so many great songs. I'm so glad to see the young people getting into the OG of true story telling.
dude...u didn't let it finish. he closes and caresses the piano. touching and poignant ending. too bad ya missed it.
Please do the full documentary reaction if you want to watch it.
React to the Man in Black
He was dying while making this video.
I think the last few moments of the video are the most impactful - watch it through the end. Here is a version with NIN and David Bowie - another incredible version: ua-cam.com/video/GfTAQG9raQ4/v-deo.html
That was not a casket, it’s a small piano.
Watch walk the line.
You definitely need to watch documentaries about Johnny Cash, but keep in mind that there were many aspects to his life and you will probably have to watch a few different documentaries to understand him. He grew up dirt poor, picking cotton as a sharecroppers son. He sang gospel songs in the fields with his mother (the woman in the picture). He worked in a saw mill with his brother who was killed by a saw and his father wished it had been Johnny. He found fame but in finding it, he found drugs, women, booze and lost his first wife and family as a result of it. He went into a cave to commit suicide but heard God speak to him and came out of it as a social activist (The Man in Black) and spent the rest of his life fighting injustice of many kinds). He married his best friend only to know he was losing her as he recorded this song. He was so attached to her that he died himself within months of her dying. I believe the last song he recorded was God's Gonna Cut You Down. He didn't do the video but a lot of artists of different genres made the video as a tribute to him and you should watch it because you will see the broad impact he had in the music industry. Something he himself probably never appreciated.
Jesus takes your pain Johnny knows that. He is taking about Jesus and his wife at the same time.
You should react to Lorna Shore- To The Hellfire 🔥 idk if it would be your kind of music, but if you ever do react to it, keep an open mind. That song is fire and hype music to me!
Great reaction though, this song is very impactful and you should definitely watch documentaries on Johnny Cash, he lived an interesting life. It would also give you a lot of background.
it was a piano not a casket
The Lord Jesus Christ stands at the door and knocks...
If you want a good song that you might relate to a little more,try same asshole by jellyrole
What planet you from bro
Still trying to find that out too
React to Red dead redemption 2 amv of Hurt
What is it with these reaction people who do not play the video to the end! Closing the piano is the final statement in a visual/musical poem.
These reaction people understand that if you play a video from start to end without giving a legit reaction during the video, it is hit with a copyright strike and can terminate the channel
@@Send1tReacts I wonder why other reaction videos show the entire video?
Yep, you stopped it to soon,!!!
I hope you listen to this off camera and get the message for real. That is a piano...Call on Jesus and you don't have to fear the unknown, you will be saved if you allow Jesus to save you. Johnny did, I did, and so can you have all your pain, all your tears He's holding in his hands and will wipe them from you for your eternal life. It is your choice where you want to spend eternity. I pray you get it before it's too late. Tomorrow, life is not promised.
Bro u ended the video before the most important part.
Wait did I?
It seemed like you stopped the video before he closed the piano.
If you want to get rid of fear of death find and get to know Jesus.
You could have finished the video for starters
Johnny covering this was perfect. I love Nails, but this is great.
Little off subject, but finding the God Source is real & realizing death is NOT forever has been so soothing. This is coming from a former solid non-believer... until GOD showed me His existence. Our lives here are a blip in time that only exists here. This is not all by "accident". 🙏❤✌
Ughh , you didn’t finish the whole video till the end!!
That is his wife and you stopped the video too soon. Watch it then talk.
You must not realize how a reaction video has to be for youtube to allow it. You have to stop it. I still would have thought that was his daughter, to me she looked much younger
@@Send1tReacts I think what Ivenature meant about stopping too soon, is that you missed the final seconds, where Johnny closes the piano. A powerful scene. If you didn't see that part, it's worth watching, just for yourself. His wife, June, usually wore her hair long. From a distance, it makes her appear younger. In a close-up shot, side-by-side, they look similar in age (she was almost 3 years older than he).