@@Julia-zz1gq but nirvana wasn't just Kurt. As much as I think about great people that were lost especially to suicide: chester Bennington, Chris Cornell, and Kurt Cobain. They are absolutely legends to me, at least. However, Dave grohl is also a legend to me and he deserves his take on being in nirvana as well. The only person who can speak for Kurt is Kurt. I'm extremely thankful for always being able to go back and listen to him, but there was nothing Dave grohl could of really said for Kurt. In short I respect your opinion but just try and see it from that perspective. Either way I believe Kurt would be proud of Dave and proud of nirvana.
@@John6-40 he’s definitely serious when he needs to be, watch/listen to any modern interviews, he still is a goofball lol And I feel like he wasn’t necessarily trying to break down out of sadness due to Kurt as implied, but there’s a good chance he was bummed Kurt wasn’t there, but after X amount of years without KC, I’m sure Krist is just crying out of happiness. The simple pride of being in a band that made it so far that they made it in the RNR Hall of Fame. “Thanks for letting me drop out of school”-DG
Feel gutted for Dave....he was a drummer in a band that lost their singer, then he was the singer in a band who lost their drummer. May Kurt and Taylor continue to RIP
@@ZeusKingOfAllGods it’s crazy to say something like that. death is such a common thing, especially in the circle of rockstars and stardom, unfortunately. infamously, there were similar circumstances with courtney love but i think it’s unfair to blame her too. it’s just one of the tragedies of life.
True although if it was a perfect world and Kurt was alive I'm pretty sure he would have chosen his ultimate hero to induct them/him if he hadnt had died and that would have been John Lennon.
@@jaycuthbert245 I don’t agree. He grew very close to Stipe. He looked up to him and R.E.M. Even wanted to make an acoustic record after hearing Out Of Time. Hence why their unplugged was so retooled.
@@tharveytucker1 I agree with you his connection to stipe mate but he saw Lennon as a god! If he had the choice (clearly we don't have the opportunity to ask him) I believe he would pick John lennon
still hate the fact to this day that they didn't even bother to induct Chad. he's an essential part of the band's history, he helped make a 3rd of their discography for god sake, he even wrote a lot of/most of the drum lines on Nevermind.
I literally cried when Kurt's mother spoke. Damn, man. That carries weight. Just imagine how proud - and how happy and sad - she might be. It's confusing as fuck, happy as hell, and deeply sad at the same time. He should be alive.
yeah its bitter sweet considering she destroyed the man as a child, kicked him out of the house, got w bunch of new boyfriends but it created the artist. had he had a happy childhood this may not have happenedZ
I think you’ll agree She didn’t kick his arse hard enough ! Drugs are bad for you guys stay well away from them ! That’s what a good mother would say .
Dave really is such a good guy. Starting out his speech by acknowledging the four drummers who came before him and talking about a specific-and very famous-drum riff that Chad wrote. Dave is a gem.
Theskulls Op they miss their pal kurt, and they wish he could be there because he deserves it just as much or even more... they miss their good friend, what else you think that look can mean??..
No he wasnt. He was very human with flaws and problems like anyone else. He was brilliant but definitely not too pure for this world and I think that statement would make him sick. That's exactly why he hid from fame, he didn't want to be perceived as some kind of god. No offense meant to you personally, I know you meant well with your comments.
@@erinhand considering influencing the whole adolescent generation of his time (and still is), it is not a common thing a person can achieve. Kurt is always seen as a role model and an influential personality to many and would be. I respect your opinion but it's not valid for me and many others.
@@erinhand considering influencing the whole adolescent generation of his time (and still is), it is not a common thing a person can achieve. Kurt is always seen as a role model and an influential personality to many and would be. I respect your opinion but it's not valid for me and many others.
@@tahasiddiqui3629 what Erin is saying tho is kurt didn't want to be an out cast. Hw just wanted to make music that's what he loved. Kurt didn't want all the fame he didn't want that to happen at all. Nirvana only released 3 albums before kurt took his life when they started being recognizable worldwide.
Exato, eu olhava pra outros guitarristas e falava( nunca vou tocar igual esse cara) e hj e olho e falo( vou tocar igual esse cara) e isso faz uns bons anos e adivinha, hoje eu consigo tocar todos os solos de músicas que eu admirava antes de ir atras de aprender guitarra.
It’s amazing how they all made up and how everyone paid tribute to Kurt and it broke my heart to see Krist speak holding back the tears talking about Kurt because when Kurt died, part of Krist did to. I feel like it’s safe to say Kurt was there in spirit!
“That voice.. that voice.” Yeah, I have no idea how to exactly describe why I adore Nirvana so much for so many years.. since around ‘92. Kurt Cobain just hit me differently. I suppose it was the originality coupled with that pure truth.. the tone he had with his singing. How personal he could sound even when he was subdued. THAT’S talent. Never gave a damn about technique but he sounded so goddamn cool in the studio and in concert. The lyrics, melodies, bangers and that raw power.. man. So unique. RIP KC. Legend.
I don't really get why Pat Smear wasn't part of the induction. He was a big part of the band for at least a year up until Kurt died it's not like he quit or got fired or something. I think he deserved some credit as well.
@@TheMadara Agree, Pat was in unplugged which is iconic of course, but only toured with them about 6 months I think. If anyone was robbed it’s Chad, he so deserved to be there
Krist siempre fue como un hermano para Kurt, no imagino como se sintió y se siente al haber perdido a un amigo tan cercano, tiene motivos para haberse alejado de la música, porque fue proyecto de el y de Kurt desde su adolescencia
@@ryanrodriguez3971 so i wouldn't recomend you to find more about it, is better to picture then as a happy couple than any other thing, i like soad too, high five o/
What the hell are you talking about? Angel..he was. depressed drug addict that wrote great songs. Stop rewriting history or reality...he was a man who made many mistakes.
Krist Novoselic is right, the mainstream came to Nirvana. Unlike early fans of U2 who thought the band sold out to the mainstream in the 80s. Dave is such a class act thanking all the past drummers. And who decided to cut this off just as they were about to perform?
I actually felt bad for courtney when she came up to speak, they started to boo her.. i also think dave didnt speak about kurt because he may have cried... it almost even already sounded like he wanted to cry a bit when he was talking..
His mom was probably genuine just shy in front of such a large audience I didn’t see anything wrong with what she said. It was short and sweet. Courtney Love on the other hand… she’s so out of it 24/7 she couldn’t even point out Krist from Dave
When Kurt's mom goes back after her speech, Dave purposefully avoids looking at her. He gave her a pitty pat on the back but you could tell he wasn't happy with her.
And she kicked him out of her house repeatedly while he was a teenager. She acts like she was all supportive of his career, but she was really a lousy mother to him and is now trying to like everything was so great all the time
I moved to Seattle the December after Kurt left us in 1994. A transplant from the SF Bay Area, the music scene was different than the 70's Bill Graham I was used to. I was lucky to go to The Crocodile, Under The Rail and RCKANDY before these magnificent venues became condo's and hotels downtown. My FedEx career for 20 years allowed me to deliver to both Kurt and Courtney's house on Lake Washington and to Eddie Vedder....and ive met Danny bonaduce - who was a radio dj up here for years and is now retiring...I've been up here now for 30 years and it's still my favorite city...
This band always spoke for how our generation felt at the time.... We had our legends in front of us like a hendrix and John lennon...each and every one of nirvana are legends.... Thank you for the music you helped me through dark days and also Kurt you created a dark day in every year of my life... But was it better to burn out than fade away?? But then in everyone's lives they still contunue to feel ur pain....but god bless you...
He didn't record any studio albums with Nirvana, so he wasn't inducted. He was a touring guitarist and got to be a big part of the ceremony. Chad Channing was honestly a bigger part of Nirvana, and he only got a shout out.
@@John6-40 I hear u but recording and engineering for MTV unplugged was top notch. That album was Nirvana hitting a different level and drifting more towards a folk sound. I definitely love Smears guitar on that album and it's a shame both him and Chad Channing weren't up on stage
I really feel like Chad and Pat should’ve at least been officially honored if not inducted. Chad wrote a ton of stuff for them and Pat even carried over into Dave’s band.
Nirvana without question was apart of a very special turning point in top 40 music. The continuity of Nirvana was for lack of a better word special.very genuine not to mention authentic. Thank you Kurt,Kris and Dave!!! These three with help of other bands of the time changed the landscape of music with a hard alternative rock sound regretfully dubbed as grunge. Maybe grunge is an industry word not sure but I was blessed to have came up in a time of good music.
I miss Kurt! It was so great see Dave thank the previous drummers before him and Krist gave a lovely speech about Kurt. I hate the fact Courtney was on the stage giving a speech, and I don't think it was appropriate. Frances, yes! Courtney, no..... She was abusive to Kurt when he was alive
Im here 45 years old and still love there music,and My daughter 14 years old adore Nirvana and there music and clothes.. they where just awsome and unik.. Kurt u are missed.. Rip 💔
Kurt Cobain himself would never have agreed to joining the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He would have seen it as an institution in which he did not belong. He didn't want to be part of some cozy rock club. He wanted to fuck with the establishment, and stand up for the underdog. Still, it's good that Nirvana's surviving members can enjoy the moment many years later.
I never watched this..but made me proud maybe even a tiny bit cause everything Dave said is how I've tried to raise my daughter. Honorable, passionate, love and pure life.
What An Honor & A Blessing To Be Inducted By Michael Fucking Stipe! I Nearly Shedded A Tear When Dave & Krist Made That Bittersweet Eye Contact “We Made It,” Wishing That Their Bud Was There In Between Them.
Oh there is a purpose for Dave to not to mention about Kurt. Noone can be a Kurt, noone can say "Kurt would be" or "Kurtwould say"...., Only Kurt could say anything about himself
I feel dave has been jealous of kurt cobain his whole life even to this day. How do u thank everyone else except kurt. Kurt was the band. When kurt died so did nirvana.
I was 12 when Nirvana hit. My generation was the targeted audience. If you weren't there you won't understand how they (and several other bands) changed the world. Preppy kids suddenly had dyed hair and flannel. The radio and mtv was playing only grunge. They took all the 80s hair bands that the previous generation listened to off the airwaves
@@DrChainsawHandz because Krist was gonna. Having one member talk about Kurt and another talk about everyone involved in Nirvana who wasn't included for the induction is logical
É triste demais saber que o porta voz do Nirvana, quem deu tudo de si sua alma e composições n viveu pra assistir sua banda consolidada. N soube lidar com o lado negativo da fama, além da depressão e o vício, principalmente o vicio em heroína que foi sua maior destruição.
Krist mudou muito, antes ele era um idiota feliz. Mas depois da Morte do Kurt ele ficou uma pessoa mais séria. Mas vendo o discurso dele ele se segura o máximo pra não chorar
Before anyone else starts to defend Courtney I would recommend you watch this documentary describing the events that occurred during his death ua-cam.com/video/sCe5lkv7nvw/v-deo.html Or you could also watch the movie or even the trailer soaked in bleach which also does a great job of explaining the events that occurred
@@mikeallard2892 soaked in bleach is a bunch of lies, people who believe that courtney had anything to do with his death are basically at the same mental level as fucking flat earthers or anti vaxxers.
Can still clearly remember how drastically changed the music scene was when Nirvana's Nevermind hit the world, never to be the same again. The honesty, rage, rebelliousness of the music can't be denied and for so many people who felt different, not the norm, Kurt's lyrics spoke like this wasn't so. Nirvana was touring Australia when their popularity exploded worldwide, they played a pub gig where people were climbing through the bathroom windows to try to see them live. Also played the Big Day Out Festival Tour that summer which would've been fn amazing.
What a special night for the band. We all know someone is missing,but we was all privileged enough to experience it back in the late 80’s and early 90’s. When you talk about Nirvana,you have to add Chad and Pat into that success as well.
Interesting that Stipe mentioned iran-contra and all going on then. ..... 30 yrs later here we still are. However, thank you for letting me c 2014 hall of fame. 😀
I dont how anyone hates them other than being haters. They hated being popular, I guarantee Kurt wouldn't have showed up for this event. Dave has gone on to be far more successful and crushes it playing drums, guitar and singing. If you can do better, dont hate or thumbs down, get out there and do better! Good luck!
I remember watching this live and I could not believe that some of the people in the audience had the audacity to actually ruin Kurt's family's moment in history by booing!! That was very disrespectful to Kurt's memory and it kind of ruined the induction. Kurt is my all time favorite Rockstar and Courtney is my all time favorite Rock Goddess. I love Nirvana.. RIP Kurt We will always love you! From Paris with love, Pia Paradis🎸
One of the best bands to grace this earth. Way ahead of their time. If they dropped any of their tracks in this gen, it would still be the best thing ever
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It breaks my heart so much to see how much Krist cared for Kurt, you can tell he’s still grieving even to this day :(
Well yeah that was his be at bud that was an icon
The guy practically voluntarily retired from the industry because he was so understandably hurt after Kurt died.
@@XSDX3R0 just like John deacon to freddie. it was so Sad
When you truly love someone you never stop grieving, you just keep moving forward.
Dave is an honest guy, in thanking the other drummers before him.
Ha, he was the seventh drummer, didn't even mention Bob McFadden, or Dave Foster.......
he didn't even talk about Kurt, it's all about him
@@Julia-zz1gq but nirvana wasn't just Kurt. As much as I think about great people that were lost especially to suicide: chester Bennington, Chris Cornell, and Kurt Cobain. They are absolutely legends to me, at least. However, Dave grohl is also a legend to me and he deserves his take on being in nirvana as well. The only person who can speak for Kurt is Kurt. I'm extremely thankful for always being able to go back and listen to him, but there was nothing Dave grohl could of really said for Kurt. In short I respect your opinion but just try and see it from that perspective. Either way I believe Kurt would be proud of Dave and proud of nirvana.
@@Julia-zz1gq why can you spect from Kurt's killer who took his place
@@mitchholmquist2741 no1 Care’s about them and it doesn’t matter
Krist Novoselic is honestly trying not to break down in front of the audience. It’s just not the same without Kurt Cobain.
He changed after that. He's so much more serious and somber now. He used to be a happy goofball.
@@John6-40 he’s definitely serious when he needs to be, watch/listen to any modern interviews, he still is a goofball lol
And I feel like he wasn’t necessarily trying to break down out of sadness due to Kurt as implied, but there’s a good chance he was bummed Kurt wasn’t there, but after X amount of years without KC, I’m sure Krist is just crying out of happiness. The simple pride of being in a band that made it so far that they made it in the RNR Hall of Fame.
“Thanks for letting me drop out of school”-DG
krist and Kurt were REAL TRUE friends! Dave was a band mate who became friends with Kurt but I think it affected krist WAYYYY more!
I feel like when KC passed, he took a piece of Krist with him. He was and sorta still is a goofball, but hes slightly more serious now..
Yeah for Kist it might be time to actually get on with your life tho?? I think Kirk coban would of wanted that !
Feel gutted for Dave....he was a drummer in a band that lost their singer, then he was the singer in a band who lost their drummer. May Kurt and Taylor continue to RIP
This has me suspicious of Dave now that you mention it.
@@ZeusKingOfAllGods??
@@pina4583 I'm saying that maybe he did it.
@@ZeusKingOfAllGodsi knows but just it's so wrong. When a friend's suicide/overdose happens, it scars you for life.
@@ZeusKingOfAllGods it’s crazy to say something like that. death is such a common thing, especially in the circle of rockstars and stardom, unfortunately. infamously, there were similar circumstances with courtney love but i think it’s unfair to blame her too. it’s just one of the tragedies of life.
13:34 “he’d be so proud, he’d say he wasn’t, but he would be”
I’m not crying, you’re crying…
Michael Stipe was literally the perfect choice to introduce Nirvana. Kurt loved REM and their music, while different sounding, had so many parallels.
It blows my mind that there aren’t more fans of both and how more don’t see how tight and close the rock community really is.
True although if it was a perfect world and Kurt was alive I'm pretty sure he would have chosen his ultimate hero to induct them/him if he hadnt had died and that would have been John Lennon.
@@jaycuthbert245 I don’t agree. He grew very close to Stipe. He looked up to him and R.E.M. Even wanted to make an acoustic record after hearing Out Of Time. Hence why their unplugged was so retooled.
@@tharveytucker1 I agree with you his connection to stipe mate but he saw Lennon as a god! If he had the choice (clearly we don't have the opportunity to ask him) I believe he would pick John lennon
@@jaycuthbert245 that very well may be.
12:09 "so i wanna say thank you kurt cobain and i wish kurt was here tonight".
Krist: a very genuine and sincere friend
still hate the fact to this day that they didn't even bother to induct Chad. he's an essential part of the band's history, he helped make a 3rd of their discography for god sake, he even wrote a lot of/most of the drum lines on Nevermind.
seriously. he deserves to be there with them.
I feel that way about Pat.
@@jamesjayegan2748 i get that but you could say the same about Jason White of Green Day couldn't you? they were touring members for the most part
at least dave knew to shout him out and give him proper credit
@@rikkifknrobin ik he did, but that's because Dave feels the same way most of us do; Chad should've been an inductee
I literally cried when Kurt's mother spoke. Damn, man. That carries weight. Just imagine how proud - and how happy and sad - she might be. It's confusing as fuck, happy as hell, and deeply sad at the same time. He should be alive.
yeah its bitter sweet considering she destroyed the man as a child, kicked him out of the house, got w bunch of new boyfriends but it created the artist. had he had a happy childhood this may not have happenedZ
I think you’ll agree She didn’t kick his arse hard enough ! Drugs are bad for you guys stay well away from them ! That’s what a good mother would say .
She ain't no angel she liked me when he became successful
@@michaelbuettner1487 Pretty sure it was the other way around, he started doing drugs after he got kicked out
@@variklane7032 You might be right, I honestly don't know for sure
courtney: * points at dave * "brother krist"
Dave: "wha"
Confirmed, she's still doing the hard stuff.
So sad that trash bag is still around while Kurt decays. Had they not been together that junkie courtney wouldnt be relavent to anything.
@@jakobwithak3805 i think some songs or at least one was made by his suffering to her...
Aleatoriedades Do Matheus heart shaped box
@@jakobwithak3805 He was cremated
"The mainstream came to Nirvana" fucking true...
hey
@@EnergeticSpark63 hey
@@edgray2695 hey
THERE'S ARE FUCKING DAMN SHIT!
Dave really is such a good guy. Starting out his speech by acknowledging the four drummers who came before him and talking about a specific-and very famous-drum riff that Chad wrote. Dave is a gem.
1:44 the look on their faces say it all
Theskulls Op they miss their pal kurt, and they wish he could be there because he deserves it just as much or even more... they miss their good friend, what else you think that look can mean??..
I thought that maybe it was because they didn't want Michael Stipe to be the one that inducted them.
@@davidharrison9850 In fact, the disc of R.E.M was found in the house of Kurt the day of its death;
Kurt loved REM
David Harrison Michael Stipe is the godfather of Kurts daughter, Frances.
I miss Kurt so much. RIP We miss you
This was all kurt's personality being put out as art. He was really too pure for the world
No he wasnt. He was very human with flaws and problems like anyone else. He was brilliant but definitely not too pure for this world and I think that statement would make him sick. That's exactly why he hid from fame, he didn't want to be perceived as some kind of god. No offense meant to you personally, I know you meant well with your comments.
@@erinhand considering influencing the whole adolescent generation of his time (and still is), it is not a common thing a person can achieve. Kurt is always seen as a role model and an influential personality to many and would be. I respect your opinion but it's not valid for me and many others.
@@erinhand considering influencing the whole adolescent generation of his time (and still is), it is not a common thing a person can achieve. Kurt is always seen as a role model and an influential personality to many and would be. I respect your opinion but it's not valid for me and many others.
@@tahasiddiqui3629 what Erin is saying tho is kurt didn't want to be an out cast. Hw just wanted to make music that's what he loved. Kurt didn't want all the fame he didn't want that to happen at all. Nirvana only released 3 albums before kurt took his life when they started being recognizable worldwide.
He didn't want to be looked at as anybody diffrent or special he didn't feel like he was better or "too pure" for the world.
O discurso do Dave deve ser escutado por toda pessoa que sonha em ser músico
Não só em ser músico
Por toda pessoa que sonha, meu caro, e ponto!
Exato, eu olhava pra outros guitarristas e falava( nunca vou tocar igual esse cara) e hj e olho e falo( vou tocar igual esse cara) e isso faz uns bons anos e adivinha, hoje eu consigo tocar todos os solos de músicas que eu admirava antes de ir atras de aprender guitarra.
as an Nirvana fan since they started i can only say thank you Stipe for this speech
It’s amazing how they all made up and how everyone paid tribute to Kurt and it broke my heart to see Krist speak holding back the tears talking about Kurt because when Kurt died, part of Krist did to. I feel like it’s safe to say Kurt was there in spirit!
You might even say he was there in teen spirit
Man, I love Michael Stipe so much. What a speech! It brought me to tears. There couldn't be a better choice than him for this
Courtney got so many boo’s she’s just playing an act
11:15 as crazy as it sounds, almost brought me to tears. Quite possibly the greatest quote ever.
Yeah its very beautiful
Sameee
1:46 krist looks like he is about to cry and dave just looks upset I feel so bad for them…rip kurt 🤟
“That voice.. that voice.” Yeah, I have no idea how to exactly describe why I adore Nirvana so much for so many years.. since around ‘92. Kurt Cobain just hit me differently. I suppose it was the originality coupled with that pure truth.. the tone he had with his singing. How personal he could sound even when he was subdued. THAT’S talent. Never gave a damn about technique but he sounded so goddamn cool in the studio and in concert. The lyrics, melodies, bangers and that raw power.. man. So unique. RIP KC. Legend.
kurt was my religion, i miss him
I don't really get why Pat Smear wasn't part of the induction. He was a big part of the band for at least a year up until Kurt died it's not like he quit or got fired or something. I think he deserved some credit as well.
Cause he was a touring member, was not part of writing or aiding in producing any studio album
Yeh, he really wasn't anything but a utility player hired by Courtney
X2
Pat *CAN'T STAND* Courtney.
So... I don't blame him for
not going up on stage.
@@TheMadara Agree, Pat was in unplugged which is iconic of course, but only toured with them about 6 months I think. If anyone was robbed it’s Chad, he so deserved to be there
Fuck, you can tell Krist was really devastated by Kurts death he's like completely different now
Krist siempre fue como un hermano para Kurt, no imagino como se sintió y se siente al haber perdido a un amigo tan cercano, tiene motivos para haberse alejado de la música, porque fue proyecto de el y de Kurt desde su adolescencia
I love how Courtney was booed. Satisfying
Im a Nirvana fan but is there something im missing about Courtney?
😂😂
@@ryanrodriguez3971 so you are a casual fan.
@@sephiroth666zack more of a soad guy
@@ryanrodriguez3971 so i wouldn't recomend you to find more about it, is better to picture then as a happy couple than any other thing, i like soad too, high five o/
14:16 Dave’s face 😂😂 he’s like “honey my name’s not krist”
His face is like “yikes that’s bad”
I love the fact how pure the music process was back in the day.
"He was such an angel" ... (yet we still kicked him out of the house because we couldn't handle him.)
When he was a teenager and tearing the place up, yeah. You don't know how they were together behind close doors passed his teen years.
It's the past. It's family.
What the hell are you talking about?
Angel..he was. depressed drug addict that wrote great songs.
Stop rewriting history or reality...he was a man who made many mistakes.
@@seabassseabass8835 that’s not true
@@seabassseabass8835 EVERYBODY IN THIS FREAKING WORLD MAKES MISTAKES!!!
We miss you Kurt..😥
Krist Novoselic is right, the mainstream came to Nirvana. Unlike early fans of U2 who thought the band sold out to the mainstream in the 80s.
Dave is such a class act thanking all the past drummers.
And who decided to cut this off just as they were about to perform?
A wonderful speech from Michael
Nirvana saved my life thank you kurt
Damn. Chills. I was of that era. These guys...this group ...touched all races, gender and Nirvana..whew... Man.
This is not pop music it's something greater than that.. 😍😍 i love this dude
It was never pop it was always punk and grunge
Pop music?
Pop music = popular music
nirvana were popular thats it
@@tatas6769pop is a genre
Dave is 6ft. Look at how tall Krist is compared to Dave.
TheSalty Prism Dave mide 1,80 o por ahí, no es tan alto
and then when you put Kurt next to them it looked like he was their child or sumn
6 foot, 7.5 inches
No Dave is 5’11 and Krist is 6’0
Moke Wed wat... Krist is 6 foot, 7.5 inches, from multiple sources including Dave himself
I actually felt bad for courtney when she came up to speak, they started to boo her.. i also think dave didnt speak about kurt because he may have cried... it almost even already sounded like he wanted to cry a bit when he was talking..
I think he was drunk af
Why feel bad for a murderer ?
@@HandsomeStud160 i so miss kirk
@@HandsomeStud160 its will be 25 years in April
Not her place to be or to speak.... Kurt's mother represented Kurt, Courtney represented her self as always...
seeing kurts mom talk about him then courtney you really understand why he felt so alone in life i mean holy shit they could care less
His mom was probably genuine just shy in front of such a large audience I didn’t see anything wrong with what she said. It was short and sweet. Courtney Love on the other hand… she’s so out of it 24/7 she couldn’t even point out Krist from Dave
When Kurt's mom goes back after her speech, Dave purposefully avoids looking at her. He gave her a pitty pat on the back but you could tell he wasn't happy with her.
@@xMushroomFairy she was a homophobic person and didn't totally support his music career
El Duderino Homophobic? I mean she probably was, but what does that have to do with anything
@@cassidiellison6853 kurt had a gay best friend in highschool that she tried to keep away from him
@@cassidiellison6853 kurt also said he had questioned his sexuality
And she kicked him out of her house repeatedly while he was a teenager. She acts like she was all supportive of his career, but she was really a lousy mother to him and is now trying to like everything was so great all the time
I was in tears with the first speech, before they come to the stage. RIP Kurt 🖤
Thank you Kurt for saving my life! You are the lighting in the bottle! NIRVANA 4 EVER!!!!
I moved to Seattle the December after Kurt left us in 1994. A transplant from the SF Bay Area, the music scene was different than the 70's Bill Graham I was used to. I was lucky to go to The Crocodile, Under The Rail and RCKANDY before these magnificent venues became condo's and hotels downtown. My FedEx career for 20 years allowed me to deliver to both Kurt and Courtney's house on Lake Washington and to Eddie Vedder....and ive met Danny bonaduce - who was a radio dj up here for years and is now retiring...I've been up here now for 30 years and it's still my favorite city...
This band always spoke for how our generation felt at the time.... We had our legends in front of us like a hendrix and John lennon...each and every one of nirvana are legends.... Thank you for the music you helped me through dark days and also Kurt you created a dark day in every year of my life... But was it better to burn out than fade away?? But then in everyone's lives they still contunue to feel ur pain....but god bless you...
1:47 I can’t believe they did Dave and Chris like that. You can see they wanna cry
Krist*
Chad definitely deserves credit for nevermind album 💿.
Sorry man, but is chad from Red Hot?
@@deividcleidethat's actually Chad Smith that is in the Chilli Peppers
Dave showed a lot of class to honor the other drummers that came before him. They’re part of that success too.
17 03 2019 I FROM INDONESIA ❤ "NIRVANA" 👊👊
It was sad when Kurt’s mom spoke
1:47 they were happy, but really weren’t. They wish Kurt were there :( this is really great but depressing.
Nirvana will never die!❤️
This video ends at 13:54 if anyone was wondering.
13:24 you mean?
@@kapilreang i’m confused was there controversy around kurt’s mom?
@matthewlopez00 yes there was and still is. I won't go into detail, but she isn't an ideal parent.
@@AceofSpades-zi6zx i see
That feeling when your Mum doesn't let you sleep in the house or help you but picks up awards and money after your death. Cool beans 👀
Hey, what about Pat Smear?
He didn't record any studio albums with Nirvana, so he wasn't inducted. He was a touring guitarist and got to be a big part of the ceremony. Chad Channing was honestly a bigger part of Nirvana, and he only got a shout out.
@@John6-40 what about unplugged?
@@SoftDrinksOfChoice Not a studio album. That was a live album. If we count live albums, Smear also appeared on Muddy Banks of Wishkah.
@@John6-40 I hear u but recording and engineering for MTV unplugged was top notch. That album was Nirvana hitting a different level and drifting more towards a folk sound. I definitely love Smears guitar on that album and it's a shame both him and Chad Channing weren't up on stage
@@John6-40 Also I'm biased because it was the first CD i ever bought.
What a great band I have all their releases on vinyl and CD. Theur studio material us incredible. The band was a different monster live wow.
I really feel like Chad and Pat should’ve at least been officially honored if not inducted. Chad wrote a ton of stuff for them and Pat even carried over into Dave’s band.
Com certeza, concordo.
nunca vai existir banda como nirvana
Nirvana without question was apart of a very special turning point in top 40 music. The continuity of Nirvana was for lack of a better word special.very genuine not to mention authentic. Thank you Kurt,Kris and Dave!!!
These three with help of other bands of the time changed the landscape of music with a hard alternative rock sound regretfully dubbed as grunge. Maybe grunge is an industry word not sure but I was blessed to have came up in a time of good music.
Courtney literally couldn’t stay straight for 1 day to show respect for this and to all of Nirvana
Kevin Cosgrove She doesn’t have respect for anything, not even the music.
Cassidi Ellison you guys are making her sound so cool
@@opaljk4835 She is a horrible khunt
@@_esgee there are worse things to be. Hole has some good stuff
I miss Kurt! It was so great see Dave thank the previous drummers before him and Krist gave a lovely speech about Kurt. I hate the fact Courtney was on the stage giving a speech, and I don't think it was appropriate. Frances, yes! Courtney, no..... She was abusive to Kurt when he was alive
The radio stations played this everywhere, we so needed it. 101.5 in Phoenix. Thank you nirvana
I’m so glad I was introduced to Nirvana and the talent in that band.
Valeu mano, esses seus vídeos são únicos para mim, não tem como esquecer de deixar o like, valeu parceiro
Thank you
Nirvana
Im here 45 years old and still love there music,and My daughter 14 years old adore Nirvana and there music and clothes.. they where just awsome and unik.. Kurt u are missed.. Rip 💔
Obrigado por legendar.
Kurt Cobain himself would never have agreed to joining the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He would have seen it as an institution in which he did not belong. He didn't want to be part of some cozy rock club. He wanted to fuck with the establishment, and stand up for the underdog. Still, it's good that Nirvana's surviving members can enjoy the moment many years later.
I never watched this..but made me proud maybe even a tiny bit cause everything Dave said is how I've tried to raise my daughter. Honorable, passionate, love and pure life.
What An Honor & A Blessing To Be Inducted By Michael Fucking Stipe! I Nearly Shedded A Tear When Dave & Krist Made That Bittersweet Eye Contact “We Made It,” Wishing That Their Bud Was There In Between Them.
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That “slayer” at 10:25 lol
It is about time they got in.!!!! Whooo hoooo. Thanks for the upload.
Beth Lundquist it was their first year of eligibility. It’s either 20 or 25 years after your first commercial release that you become eligible.
Not gonna lie. I love Dave Grohl, he’s my hero. Him not mentioning Kurt at all in his speech made me sad.
Oh there is a purpose for Dave to not to mention about Kurt. Noone can be a Kurt, noone can say "Kurt would be" or "Kurtwould say"...., Only Kurt could say anything about himself
I feel dave has been jealous of kurt cobain his whole life even to this day. How do u thank everyone else except kurt. Kurt was the band. When kurt died so did nirvana.
Kurt wasn't there to hiss like a cat as his fans.. what a shame.
And Krist and Dave didn't even kiss
what a beautiful introduction from michael stipe.
I was 12 when Nirvana hit. My generation was the targeted audience. If you weren't there you won't understand how they (and several other bands) changed the world. Preppy kids suddenly had dyed hair and flannel. The radio and mtv was playing only grunge. They took all the 80s hair bands that the previous generation listened to off the airwaves
I'm not crying, you're crying.
We miss you, K. Always and forever. 🥺💔💔💔
Quanta humildade do Dave Grohl... cada dia mais fã...
He didnt even mention Kurt Cobain
@@DrChainsawHandz because Krist was gonna. Having one member talk about Kurt and another talk about everyone involved in Nirvana who wasn't included for the induction is logical
Nirvana melhor rock da historia
Te amamos pra sempre Kurt Cobain 💔✨
Parabéns o contador do Nirvana ❤
Obrigado Nirvana 💙🇧🇷🤘🏻
My favorite band ever
É triste demais saber que o porta voz do Nirvana, quem deu tudo de si sua alma e composições n viveu pra assistir sua banda consolidada. N soube lidar com o lado negativo da fama, além da depressão e o vício, principalmente o vicio em heroína que foi sua maior destruição.
Krist mudou muito, antes ele era um idiota feliz. Mas depois da Morte do Kurt ele ficou uma pessoa mais séria. Mas vendo o discurso dele ele se segura o máximo pra não chorar
Courtney didn't seem to be all THAT sad....🤔
Almost like she had something todo with his death
Do you cry every time you think about 9/11? It's been almost 25 years since Kurt killed himself. It still hurts but the pain dulls.
Prehaps she wanted to celebrate his life and work rather than sob on stage?
Before anyone else starts to defend Courtney I would recommend you watch this documentary describing the events that occurred during his death ua-cam.com/video/sCe5lkv7nvw/v-deo.html
Or you could also watch the movie or even the trailer soaked in bleach which also does a great job of explaining the events that occurred
@@mikeallard2892 soaked in bleach is a bunch of lies, people who believe that courtney had anything to do with his death are basically at the same mental level as fucking flat earthers or anti vaxxers.
Nirvana é um símbolo de rebeldia... Que amo tanto ouvir todos os dias
Love Nirvana! They are so awesome to me!
Can still clearly remember how drastically changed the music scene was when Nirvana's Nevermind hit the world, never to be the same again. The honesty, rage, rebelliousness of the music can't be denied and for so many people who felt different, not the norm, Kurt's lyrics spoke like this wasn't so. Nirvana was touring Australia when their popularity exploded worldwide, they played a pub gig where people were climbing through the bathroom windows to try to see them live. Also played the Big Day Out Festival Tour that summer which would've been fn amazing.
What a special night for the band. We all know someone is missing,but we was all privileged enough to experience it back in the late 80’s and early 90’s. When you talk about Nirvana,you have to add Chad and Pat into that success as well.
Love you Michael!!!!! I remember when I heard he died, my heart just broke
Awesome Band. RIP KURT
it’s so fucking hilarious how everyone started booing as soon as Courtney started speaking
Interesting that Stipe mentioned iran-contra and all going on then. ..... 30 yrs later here we still are. However, thank you for letting me c 2014 hall of fame. 😀
Thank you. He made a new song for everyone ❤
It’s fun and sad at the same time to think where the band Nirvana would be today..
I dont how anyone hates them other than being haters. They hated being popular, I guarantee Kurt wouldn't have showed up for this event. Dave has gone on to be far more successful and crushes it playing drums, guitar and singing. If you can do better, dont hate or thumbs down, get out there and do better! Good luck!
I remember watching this live and I could not believe that some of the people in the audience had the audacity to actually ruin Kurt's family's moment in history by booing!! That was very disrespectful to Kurt's memory and it kind of ruined the induction. Kurt is my all time favorite Rockstar and Courtney is my all time favorite Rock Goddess. I love Nirvana.. RIP Kurt We will always love you! From Paris with love, Pia Paradis🎸
One of the best bands to grace this earth. Way ahead of their time. If they dropped any of their tracks in this gen, it would still be the best thing ever
Rip Kurt legend never dies❤❤❤
I'll always know Dave as the drummer of Nirvana, since that is what I was used to.
thank you Krist
Thank you❤