I just felt like there was something more to this video so I did a bit more digging. The story behind the song and video hit hard. Lulu's Fantasy Show: linktr.ee/clueless_lulu John X Lulu Wicked Fun: linktr.ee/johnxlulu
John and Lulu a sad fact his wife past away a couple of weeks or months after that music video came out and a couple of weeks or months after he died people have said that she died of a broken 💔 heart 😢😭✌️❤️
This was a cover for a Nine Inch Nails song in the 90’s. Johnny Cash appeals to a whole different audience. And it’s great. Credit where it’s due. But if you have a chance to listen to the original, it has a whole different intensity.
When Johnny closed the piano at the end, he knew that was it: he never touched piano keys again. An amazing man, flawed, imperfect, broken (as we all are), but talented. He knew this after so many years of celebrity, and became a good person. He took Trent Reznor's song without meaning to, and made it his, enen Trent admitted hat it wasn't his anymore.
There's alot of incorrect info about this song so here. Trent Reznor says about the Cash version of Hurt: "I'd been friends with Rick Rubin for several years. He called me to ask how I'd feel if Johnny Cash covered Hurt. I said I'd be very flattered but was given no indication it would actually be recorded. The idea sounded a bit gimmicky. Two weeks went by. Then I got a CD in the post. I listened to it and it was very strange. It was this other person inhabiting my most personal song. I'd known where I was when I wrote it. I know what I was thinking about. I know how I felt. Hearing it was like someone kissing your girlfriend. It felt invasive". Johnny played this song over 100 times before he recorded it. He called it "The best anti-drug song I ever heard." The song was released as a single in 2003. "One Hour Photo" director Mark Romanek said: “I begged Rick Rubin to let me shoot something to that track” being instantly enamored of the rendition, he offered to shoot the video for free. Universal eventually agreed to the music video, but with 71-year-old Cash’s health declining and being unwilling to stay long in the cold Tennessee weather as he was going on holiday to his ranch in Jamaica that coming Saturday, Romanek had only days to make the video and after scouting in Nashville, he decided upon Cash’s home and museum in Hendersonville, Tennessee, The House of Cash. "Arriving on Friday with no idea of what I was going to make" Romanek said. "I looked around the house and made a few suggestions of where we might film Johnny performing. I was making it up off the top of my head. Then I went to the House of Cash Museum and found it in total disrepair. There was no time to clean it up so I decided that I'd just film it, and Johnny, exactly as they were. He was no longer in his prime - he was fading and that was what I wanted to show. The place was in such a state of dereliction. That’s when I got the idea that maybe we could be extremely candid about the state of Johnny’s health - as candid as Johnny has always been in his songs. While I was filming the opening segment of Johnny playing guitar in his living room, his wife, June, came down the stairs and watched. The look on her face was so complex: full of love and pride and concern for her husband. So I asked her if I could film her too and she agreed. But the most important element was when we discovered a film archive in the museum. When we looked back at the rushes we'd filmed at the house we thought they were good but not great. But once we dropped in the archive footage of Johnny we realized that was the soul of the video. The whole thing was so spontaneous. It's made me realize that sometimes you can be too prepared and that there's some value to urgency." The music video speaks about the transience of life, the gracelessness of death, the Ozymandian crumbling of an oeuvre and the decline of a genre, an era and an attitude. The ‘closed to public’ sign on the museum. The cracked platinum records. The caviar and lobster banquet with no diners. The clips from earlier in Johnny’s career. His wife June looking on. The closed piano lid. The video was so intimate that Cash's management didn't think it should be released, and Johnny was leaning in that direction. According to Rick Rubin, it was his daughter, Rosanne Cash, who convinced Johnny to let it go. June died May 15th, 2003, three months after filming, Johnny died September 12, 2003 four months after his wife. Rick Rubin said of the video: “I cried the first time I saw it. If you were moved to that kind of emotion in the course of a two-hour movie, it would be a great accomplishment. To do it in a four-minute music video is shocking. I think the hurt video is a historical document, it's like looking back across a life." Trent Reznor was sent the video while in the studio with Rage Against the Machine’s Zach De La Rocha, and, when the pair sat down to watch it, any doubts he had about the cover were long gone. “We were in the studio, getting ready to work and I popped it in,” said Reznor. "Tears started welling up. I realized it wasn't really my song anymore. It just gave me goose bumps up and down my spine. By the end I was really on the verge of tears…there was just dead silence. There was, like, this moist clearing of our throats and then, ‘Uh, okay, let’s get some coffee.' It really, really made sense and I thought what a powerful piece of art. I never got to meet Johnny but I'm happy I contributed the way I did. It felt like a warm hug. It's an unbelievably powerful piece of work. After he passed away I remember feeling saddened, but being honored to have framed the end of his life in something that is very tasteful. For anyone who hasn't seen it, I highly recommend checking it out. I have goose bumps right now thinking about it. Having Johnny Cash, one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time, want to cover your song, that's something that matters to me. It's not so much what other people think, but the fact that this guy felt that it was worthy of interpreting. " A sad footnote to a sad story, Cash’s home of nearly 30 years in which the video was shot, burned down in 2007. Courtesy of cody Flanagan
This was the last song he released. His wife (the woman on the stair) died months after this was recorded and Johnny Cash died not too many months after. He starred in a few movies over the years and that's where a lot of the footage comes from.
This was his Epitaph and song of solace. He passed 7 months later. His daughter and a lot of his friends put this together as a tribute to his life. All the good and all the bad is what make's up one's life.
Good,bad,or indifferent we are the sum total of our life's experiences. Change one you alter the whole. What's sad is that he seems to have passed having regret. I learned at a young age to cherish my sorrow and my joy in equal measure. For without fully knowing one, you can't fully know the other. I'm a old man now and have been half way around the world and back again. I've done and seen things most can only dream of. I'll leave this life with no regrets.
"God's going to cut you down" is also one of his best and thought provoking songs(He didn't write the song it's a very old song). The video was filmed just after he died and has a lot of famous fans and funeral attendees in it.
Creepy? As a human, the most impactful thing I have ever heard and viewed, and I am not especially a Cash fan. It amazes how this video affects ppl in different ways mostly depending on their age.
Cash was a advocate for the powerless, for young musicians having a hard time breaking through. For those who had fallen and made mistakes. He was a genuine human being and there are not many among us
This was originally written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, and is about drug addiction, but Johnny Cash covered it and even Reznor admitted that he made it his own song.
This video has been a thing since he died, it isn't from 2019. That is a rerelease or the official beginning of that channel or something. It is an old video.
The song was written by Trevor of Nine Inch Nails. After Johnny Cash sang it, Trevor said that Johnny owned that song now. He sang it just a few months before his wife, June Carter Cash, died in May, and he died in Sept that year. When you see the last frame with him at the piano, know that was the last time he played it. His daughter said this video seemed like he was saying his goodbyes. He said that was true. You saw the museum, there is a closed museum in the video that was his.
Johnny really liked the video and when he showed it to his daughter, she told him she didnt like it because the video made it seem like he was dying. Johnny was perplexed by her reaction. He didnt see what she saw. He just thought it was cool video.
I bought my dad this album for Christmas when I was 17 - just after it was released. I'll be 37 next week. I don't know why it suddenly became popular again all these years later, but I think it's great. I loved Johnny Cash, but also NIN, so this was kind of perfect.
It was filmed at the Cash Museum which had been closed to the public at the time, and they included old footage from his legendary career. The Museum later burned down to the ground.
It is a Nine-inch nail song. The song was written by a young man and recorded by a young man and his problems. But, it fits so well for an old man, as well. Who was at the end of his life. He lost his wife less than a year before the song was released, and he died soon after.
Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley did end up at the same events from time to time before they were world famous, but outside of recording together a few times, they never toured together. They remained good colleagues and great friends.
He sang that song for his late wife. He was still hurt when he puts his hand infront of his face close to the end he is literally crying. .. he passed away months after. X💔😭😭
I was a Radio DJ at an Alternative radio show, when this album was released. We played this song and some of his older stuff like Cocaine Blues, Jackson, and what not; but, this album was the biggest draw at the time. When his wife June died, Johnny didn't last more than a few months beyond. And yeah, Johnny was strung out on the amphetamines in his old rockabilly days.
The music video was filmed and released in 2003, just months before Johnny Cash's death. His wife in the music video, June Carter Cash, died of a heart attack, one month after the music video was made.
His wife that you saw on the staircase died 2 months after the video was shot. Johnny followed 6 months later. She had come down to check on him and told him it sounded like a goodbye note and he told her it was.
Johnny Cash got addicted to morphine in the late-1950s, which was prescribed to him by a doctor, to help him to continue to tour across the United States and Canada. June Carter Cash helped him to get off of morphine in the 1960s. In an interview of Johnny Cash on "60 Minutes" on CBS in the 1980s, it was reported that he performed 330 concerts per year. Cash had virtually no home time.
okay but halfway through I noticed yoshi visibly hovering through the footage and smiled and then at 4:05 johnny cash is literally holding yoshi while delivering this heartfelt song and i'm so, so sorry but well now this is all i'll think of when I hear it, lol
As you grow older like I’m doing now you see your friends parents your love ones passway one at a time whatever time and that’s the way life is and you have to make a story of your life you should life interesting enough to make a movie I not sure my life is. So live in love your life and loved ones that are alive make sure you tell me love him if you don’t know if you can see me again. Love you guys
Got something for both of you. I saw you have seen Nightwish. Well check out there new one. Nightwish “Harvest” very good. And if u can find the virtual world one it’s the best. Check them.
I will give you a simple memory that this song conjures in me when I was a child I have a sister that is exactly to the day when you're younger than me get over it but the point is she had long hair and she hated it but my mom and my dad would not let her cut it my dad wouldn't let her cut it because my mom wouldn't work she was crying about it so my cut half of it before they caught us they cut the other half and to this day my sister will square up and down I did the best with the half eye cup what she doesn't know is I only cut it because it hurt her cuz there's no way on this Earth I will let anything hurt her that I can prevent do what you want with that I really don't care have a great night goodbye
No, no....no......the video is from 2003...we watched it, everyone did, it blew The Whole damn world’s mind, it was as huge a hit as a 70 year old man could have, where he didn’t have support from the 12 year old N’Synch fans, but every other worth a damn person on earth was enchanted, affected and devastated by this masterpiece song and video ...in .....2003--I don’t think it’s ur fault, I think ur source has it mixed up...the video ur watching may have been *uploaded* in 2019.....something, I don’t know, but, yeah,,2003, I was 27 years old
He died just short of 4 months after his wife died. They say he died of a broken heart because he couldn’t live without her. Have a listen to Johnny Cash singing “Man in White”.
extreame emotion strain can effect your heart and lead to death after a period. this is what happened to johnny when his wife died. He died of a broken heart
He did a lot of partying when he was young, but somewhere in his late 30s or early 40s, he developed diabetes. The effects of this can ravage the body's internal organs as well as age the skin making people look much older than their years.
Even though this is not the original song , the writer of it said that it became Cash’s song. He is a Christian man and was grieving over past sins, but died with the hope of salvation through the death of Christ Jesus.
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To add dates; Johnny recorded the song Hurt in 2002. The video was filmed Feb. 2003 & released March 2003. June died May 15, 2003 & Johnny died Sept. 12, 2003.
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To add dates; Johnny recorded the song Hurt in 2002. The video was filmed Feb. 2003 & released March 2003. Wife June died May 15, 2003 & Johnny died Sept. 12, 2003.
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I just felt like there was something more to this video so I did a bit more digging. The story behind the song and video hit hard.
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I know what you mean John it hits hard for me too 😢😭❤️✌️
You both are relationship goals 😍🥰❤️✌️
I want some of that love hurt lol 😈😂🤣
John and Lulu a sad fact his wife past away a couple of weeks or months after that music video came out and a couple of weeks or months after he died people have said that she died of a broken 💔 heart 😢😭✌️❤️
This was a cover for a Nine Inch Nails song in the 90’s. Johnny Cash appeals to a whole different audience. And it’s great. Credit where it’s due. But if you have a chance to listen to the original, it has a whole different intensity.
When Johnny closed the piano at the end, he knew that was it: he never touched piano keys again. An amazing man, flawed, imperfect, broken (as we all are), but talented. He knew this after so many years of celebrity, and became a good person. He took Trent Reznor's song without meaning to, and made it his, enen Trent admitted hat it wasn't his anymore.
I saw an interview with Reznor and he said the first time he saw Johnny's version it made him cry.
It's like he was closing his own casket.
@@slocumb1270 Speaking of which, there's another on that same topic I'd love to see reactions to.
David Bowie's Lazarus.
Beautiful
@@Spazzmatazzz, both come from amazing artists who mastered the craft.
It's not creepy. It's beautiful. It's heart breaking.
yeah I said fuck this channel. first time seeing them too
She doesn't seem to be absorbing the song. I wonder if she's thinking, "There's no beat and seems hard to dance to.".
Nah its creepy. No marks trying to score off legit talent? Smells like creepy to me.
@@holdencaulfield8429 I have no idea what that means.
Exactly. It is not creepy. But she is a young lady, and has not lived much.
There's alot of incorrect info about this song so here.
Trent Reznor says about the Cash version of Hurt: "I'd been friends with Rick Rubin for several years. He called me to ask how I'd feel if Johnny Cash covered Hurt. I said I'd be very flattered but was given no indication it would actually be recorded. The idea sounded a bit gimmicky. Two weeks went by. Then I got a CD in the post. I listened to it and it was very strange. It was this other person inhabiting my most personal song. I'd known where I was when I wrote it. I know what I was thinking about. I know how I felt. Hearing it was like someone kissing your girlfriend. It felt invasive".
Johnny played this song over 100 times before he recorded it. He called it "The best anti-drug song I ever heard."
The song was released as a single in 2003.
"One Hour Photo" director Mark Romanek said: “I begged Rick Rubin to let me shoot something to that track” being instantly enamored of the rendition, he offered to shoot the video for free.
Universal eventually agreed to the music video, but with 71-year-old Cash’s health declining and being unwilling to stay long in the cold Tennessee weather as he was going on holiday to his ranch in Jamaica that coming Saturday, Romanek had only days to make the video and after scouting in Nashville, he decided upon Cash’s home and museum in Hendersonville, Tennessee, The House of Cash.
"Arriving on Friday with no idea of what I was going to make" Romanek said. "I looked around the house and made a few suggestions of where we might film Johnny performing. I was making it up off the top of my head. Then I went to the House of Cash Museum and found it in total disrepair. There was no time to clean it up so I decided that I'd just film it, and Johnny, exactly as they were. He was no longer in his prime - he was fading and that was what I wanted to show. The place was in such a state of dereliction. That’s when I got the idea that maybe we could be extremely candid about the state of Johnny’s health - as candid as Johnny has always been in his songs. While I was filming the opening segment of Johnny playing guitar in his living room, his wife, June, came down the stairs and watched. The look on her face was so complex: full of love and pride and concern for her husband. So I asked her if I could film her too and she agreed. But the most important element was when we discovered a film archive in the museum. When we looked back at the rushes we'd filmed at the house we thought they were good but not great. But once we dropped in the archive footage of Johnny we realized that was the soul of the video. The whole thing was so spontaneous. It's made me realize that sometimes you can be too prepared and that there's some value to urgency."
The music video speaks about the transience of life, the gracelessness of death, the Ozymandian crumbling of an oeuvre and the decline of a genre, an era and an attitude. The ‘closed to public’ sign on the museum. The cracked platinum records. The caviar and lobster banquet with no diners. The clips from earlier in Johnny’s career. His wife June looking on. The closed piano lid.
The video was so intimate that Cash's management didn't think it should be released, and Johnny was leaning in that direction. According to Rick Rubin, it was his daughter, Rosanne Cash, who convinced Johnny to let it go.
June died May 15th, 2003, three months after filming, Johnny died September 12, 2003 four months after his wife.
Rick Rubin said of the video: “I cried the first time I saw it. If you were moved to that kind of emotion in the course of a two-hour movie, it would be a great accomplishment. To do it in a four-minute music video is shocking. I think the hurt video is a historical document, it's like looking back across a life."
Trent Reznor was sent the video while in the studio with Rage Against the Machine’s Zach De La Rocha, and, when the pair sat down to watch it, any doubts he had about the cover were long gone.
“We were in the studio, getting ready to work and I popped it in,” said Reznor. "Tears started welling up. I realized it wasn't really my song anymore. It just gave me goose bumps up and down my spine. By the end I was really on the verge of tears…there was just dead silence. There was, like, this moist clearing of our throats and then, ‘Uh, okay, let’s get some coffee.' It really, really made sense and I thought what a powerful piece of art. I never got to meet Johnny but I'm happy I contributed the way I did. It felt like a warm hug. It's an unbelievably powerful piece of work. After he passed away I remember feeling saddened, but being honored to have framed the end of his life in something that is very tasteful. For anyone who hasn't seen it, I highly recommend checking it out. I have goose bumps right now thinking about it. Having Johnny Cash, one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time, want to cover your song, that's something that matters to me. It's not so much what other people think, but the fact that this guy felt that it was worthy of interpreting. "
A sad footnote to a sad story, Cash’s home of nearly 30 years in which the video was shot, burned down in 2007.
Courtesy of cody Flanagan
Thanks for posting this.
@@blairhaffly1777 no problem
in a odd way, its very fitting that it burned down. not that its not tragic but its almost fitting
@@luckysage4240 I wonder if the pattern left behind was circular.
@@igotnoname4557 ffs
As a 75 year old I feel the finality of closing that piano cover. It is done. I have watche this a multitude of times and get emotional every time.
I am 59 years old and have the same opinion as you
@@johnm249 just helped my grandma of 89 move to a new place, she carried boxes and what not, you got decades left
Me too at 74
This was the last song he released. His wife (the woman on the stair) died months after this was recorded and Johnny Cash died not too many months after.
He starred in a few movies over the years and that's where a lot of the footage comes from.
The picture was of his mother on the wall. His wife was June Carter Cash looking on from the stairs.
Rest in peace johnny cash 🙏😢😭
This was his Epitaph and song of solace. He passed 7 months later. His daughter and a lot of his friends put this together as a tribute to his life. All the good and all the bad is what make's up one's life.
Good,bad,or indifferent we are the sum total of our life's experiences. Change one you alter the whole. What's sad is that he seems to have passed having regret. I learned at a young age to cherish my sorrow and my joy in equal measure. For without fully knowing one, you can't fully know the other. I'm a old man now and have been half way around the world and back again. I've done and seen things most can only dream of. I'll leave this life with no regrets.
"God's going to cut you down" is also one of his best and thought provoking songs(He didn't write the song it's a very old song). The video was filmed just after he died and has a lot of famous fans and funeral attendees in it.
Creepy? As a human, the most impactful thing I have ever heard and viewed, and I am not especially a Cash fan. It amazes how this video affects ppl in different ways mostly depending on their age.
Cash was a advocate for the powerless, for young musicians having a hard time breaking through. For those who had fallen and made mistakes. He was a genuine human being and there are not many among us
This is a song of regrets, apologies and a goodbye.
This was originally written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, and is about drug addiction, but Johnny Cash covered it and even Reznor admitted that he made it his own song.
This video has been a thing since he died, it isn't from 2019. That is a rerelease or the official beginning of that channel or something. It is an old video.
The song was written by Trevor of Nine Inch Nails. After Johnny Cash sang it, Trevor said that Johnny owned that song now. He sang it just a few months before his wife, June Carter Cash, died in May, and he died in Sept that year. When you see the last frame with him at the piano, know that was the last time he played it. His daughter said this video seemed like he was saying his goodbyes. He said that was true. You saw the museum, there is a closed museum in the video that was his.
If one of you took a tiny bit of notice about the regrets he sings in this song, maybe an only fans channel would close down, but I somehow doubt it.
No, this video came out in the early 2000s
Johnny really liked the video and when he showed it to his daughter, she told him she didnt like it because the video made it seem like he was dying. Johnny was perplexed by her reaction. He didnt see what she saw. He just thought it was cool video.
I bought my dad this album for Christmas when I was 17 - just after it was released. I'll be 37 next week. I don't know why it suddenly became popular again all these years later, but I think it's great. I loved Johnny Cash, but also NIN, so this was kind of perfect.
Beautifully haunting. Truth. Amazing.
It was filmed at the Cash Museum which had been closed to the public at the time, and they included old footage from his legendary career. The Museum later burned down to the ground.
I can't believe she said it was creepy! Soullessness
I think it blew up again as they used this song in a lot of trailers for the movie "Logan".
We all have regrets. If this doesn't hit you in your heart, you might want to check if you have one !
LULU you R looking GREAT!!!! Oh My... This is a touching song.
His wife passed right after the making of the video and Johnny few months later
It is a Nine-inch nail song. The song was written by a young man and recorded by a young man and his problems. But, it fits so well for an old man, as well. Who was at the end of his life. He lost his wife less than a year before the song was released, and he died soon after.
Amazing song! Enjoyed the reaction! 🙏🏽
As we get older we reflect be kind to people always I'm older and I do reflect when we are young people listen the older we get not many do
its still sad that this was his last recording, with him passing only a few months later
Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley did end up at the same events from time to time before they were world famous, but outside of recording together a few times, they never toured together. They remained good colleagues and great friends.
Johnny's version was used in the movie Logan.
He sang that song for his late wife. He was still hurt when he puts his hand infront of his face close to the end he is literally crying. .. he passed away months after. X💔😭😭
You're as cold as ice" Another tune!
I was a Radio DJ at an Alternative radio show, when this album was released. We played this song and some of his older stuff like Cocaine Blues, Jackson, and what not; but, this album was the biggest draw at the time.
When his wife June died, Johnny didn't last more than a few months beyond.
And yeah, Johnny was strung out on the amphetamines in his old rockabilly days.
wow she's gorgeous
"This one left her crying" There was water in your eyes too, bro.
The music video was filmed and released in 2003, just months before Johnny Cash's death. His wife in the music video, June Carter Cash, died of a heart attack, one month after the music video was made.
His wife that you saw on the staircase died 2 months after the video was shot. Johnny followed 6 months later. She had come down to check on him and told him it sounded like a goodbye note and he told her it was.
alone,old,health gone ,comes to all and we just wait.
His daughter was a fan of 9 Inch Nails and thought that this song was a good way to end his depression. It did.
Elvis always my favorite and Johnny is great too
I am writing this to help out John and Lulu and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️
Johnny Cash got addicted to morphine in the late-1950s, which was prescribed to him by a doctor, to help him to continue to tour across the United States and Canada. June Carter Cash helped him to get off of morphine in the 1960s. In an interview of Johnny Cash on "60 Minutes" on CBS in the 1980s, it was reported that he performed 330 concerts per year. Cash had virtually no home time.
okay but
halfway through I noticed yoshi visibly hovering through the footage and smiled
and then at 4:05 johnny cash is literally holding yoshi while delivering this heartfelt song and i'm so, so sorry but well now this is all i'll think of when I hear it, lol
Now I can't stop seeing it either
As you grow older like I’m doing now you see your friends parents your love ones passway one at a time whatever time and that’s the way life is and you have to make a story of your life you should life interesting enough to make a movie I not sure my life is. So live in love your life and loved ones that are alive make sure you tell me love him if you don’t know if you can see me again. Love you guys
When Johnny Cash's daughter heard it, she said "it sounds like you're saying goodbye", he replied "I am"
Thar was the last time he opened a piano...
Here's all the info about the song - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurt_(Nine_Inch_Nails_song)
Got something for both of you. I saw you have seen Nightwish. Well check out there new one. Nightwish “Harvest” very good. And if u can find the virtual world one it’s the best. Check them.
I will give you a simple memory that this song conjures in me when I was a child I have a sister that is exactly to the day when you're younger than me get over it but the point is she had long hair and she hated it but my mom and my dad would not let her cut it my dad wouldn't let her cut it because my mom wouldn't work she was crying about it so my cut half of it before they caught us they cut the other half and to this day my sister will square up and down I did the best with the half eye cup what she doesn't know is I only cut it because it hurt her cuz there's no way on this Earth I will let anything hurt her that I can prevent do what you want with that I really don't care have a great night goodbye
No, no....no......the video is from 2003...we watched it, everyone did, it blew The Whole damn world’s mind, it was as huge a hit as a 70 year old man could have, where he didn’t have support from the 12 year old N’Synch fans, but every other worth a damn person on earth was enchanted, affected and devastated by this masterpiece song and video ...in .....2003--I don’t think it’s ur fault, I think ur source has it mixed up...the video ur watching may have been *uploaded* in 2019.....something, I don’t know, but, yeah,,2003, I was 27 years old
This was huge when it came out.
Hola de brazil 💚💛💙⚽️🤙❤😭hurt Johnny cash logan🐺
Great reaction
You could see at the time, he was on his last legs. Think he may have made it a year after the filming of this.
you should react to his original live first time performance of "Man in Black".
Truly it should be a required viewing for graduating HS...
When he closed the piano was a sign of him moving to the next life
He died just short of 4 months after his wife died. They say he died of a broken heart because he couldn’t live without her. Have a listen to Johnny Cash singing “Man in White”.
This is actually a Nine Inch Nails song. When Trent Reznor heard Johnny's version, he said its your song now
Try Johnny Cash covering Springsteen's "Further Om Up the Road"
Welcome to jonnys world
extreame emotion strain can effect your heart and lead to death after a period. this is what happened to johnny when his wife died. He died of a broken heart
I’ve never heard this song called creepy before.
His wife died not long after this. This is was his goodbye song
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He did a lot of partying when he was young, but somewhere in his late 30s or early 40s, he developed diabetes.
The effects of this can ravage the body's internal organs as well as age the skin making people look much older than their years.
no tears, no understanding
His last recording before he died.
Even though this is not the original song , the writer of it said that it became Cash’s song. He is a Christian man and was grieving over past sins, but died with the hope of salvation through the death of Christ Jesus.
NIN even thought Johnny's cover was even better than their original.
Sadly this was his last song we miss u jonny
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react please.
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If this doesn't humble you, you have no soul.
he died not that long after this video...following year I think, and about a month after his wife died
To add dates; Johnny recorded the song Hurt in 2002. The video was filmed Feb. 2003 & released March 2003. June died May 15, 2003 & Johnny died Sept. 12, 2003.
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Definitely need to watch The nine inch nails version. It's the same song with such a different meaning. Just as sad in its own way
It was sad to see that Lulu didn't understand anything
9 inch nails wrote the song. Trent Reznor says it's Johnny's song.
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Their ignorance on this song and video are embarrassing. She’s seems fairly vacuous. He’s not much better.
You guys should talk more in the beginning, lose more of the emotional basis that way :D
Did you really say creepy!!!! How disrespectful. 😱😱
He died weeks later after making this video
To add dates; Johnny recorded the song Hurt in 2002. The video was filmed Feb. 2003 & released March 2003. Wife June died May 15, 2003 & Johnny died Sept. 12, 2003.
Left a dislike for calling it creepy.
Originally written and performed by Nine Inch Nails. Mr cash is great but I like the original better.
When I found out the original was written by NIN my mind was blown
you 2 don't get it -shame
Emotionless goombas
Dude, this chick is super good looking
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he was an alcoholic. very sad how substance can destroy a person and relationships. sad.