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Original • Johnny Cash - Hurt
Trent Reznor had this to say 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."
I think Trent sings it this way now. A quote I read from Trent was, "I was born to write this song. Johnny Cash was born to sing it."
Beautiful
@@JeshuaSquirrel You are correct Trent did say that.
Someone told me that Trent doesn't perform it anymore, "its his song now"
As a recovering addict it might be a tough song to perform any.
Yup, that is how a true musician thinks about his work imo.
The honor of being covered is a real testament to your ability as a musician.
You are good enough that someone want to cover you.
And to have that being Johnny Cash?
Just wow..
How could one not be proud and humbled?
4:05 His wife is the lady standing behind him on the stairs... she died about 3 months after the video recording and he died four months later. The lady in the picture is his mom.
If there was a perfect audience for Johnny to sing this to, it was June.
The piano closing at the end kills me. That’s not a “I’ll close it and come back later and play” that’s a “Well, goodbye”
That hit me hard. Saying goodbye
And it was the last time that piano was played, at least to my knowledge.
The first time I ever saw this, I swear it looked like he was running his hands over a coffin...I still think that every time I see it.
Same. It’s so foreshadowing. It’s like he knew.
💯💯😔
I honestly think Johnny recording this cover is one of the best things that happened in the history of music
Its the confirmation of both versions and both artists.
Johnnys doughter heard this song and asked him:
"Are you singing your goodbyes dad?"
And he said "Yes, I am."
So, so heartfelt.....
The actual quote is:
"Dad, it sounds like you're saying goodbye."
"I am."
No he didn't
@@dalemoore435Rosanne Cash said that he said it. I watched the interview. I saw and heard those words come out of her mouth.
@@dalemoore435 , in fact his words were actually "maybe I am" when his daughter said that to him.
The way he closes that piano in the end is absolutely heartbreaking. He knew he wouldn't be playing it again. R.I.P.🙏
Guys.. I'm a 6'1", Hells angels-looking, old guy who is a musician.
I've seen this video a hundred times and watched a hundred reaction.
I STILL have tears run down my face every.singel.time I see this.
What twists the knife every time, as a musician, is that last moment where he closes the piano and lovingly caress the lid as if saying goodbye to the music that made his entire life.
Good thing you aren't 6'2" cause then it would be weird.
@@IndyMotoRider😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've got a couple inches on you, and I'm not a musician, but otherwise I'm exactly the same. This song is a goddamn gut punch.
That's called art.
@@ipezmusic As an old man who also happens to be a musician.... I would agree. 😁🍻
John lost his wife right after this video,she is standing on the stairs,within 3 months he died . Everyone knew he followed June ,he was completely in love with her. A few of his songs are about his desire to be with her and then getting together. That shack was his childhood home and if you listen closely you will notice many of his songs have a train like rhythm. Johnny Cash lived a hell of a life and was a solid human being.
Wow.
That was way more eloquent than the usual “RIP” most people slap in the comments.
👍🏻
You nailed it right on the head. RIP..
The Cash family lived down the road from us in Tennessee. We went to school with his daughter who was a cheerleader. They invited all her friends to their home for her Birthday party. Johnny came downstairs and sang for us. It was a time I’ll never forget. He was a great man and a loving husband and father besides being such a giant talent. 💜💕
I'm 74 now, in the winter of my life and my whole family is gone on both sides but for a few cousins I hardly know. This is where you were, where you are and where you are going. Make the pictures of your life and times be what you want to see to the best your ability because they always come back to you in the end. The time you waste feeling sorry for yourself or judging others could be used for good, and for uplifting family and friends.
Drop some wisdom on us to help us live a more fulfilling life, what did you put off during your life that you wished you had done or tried when you were younger? I'm hitting 40 next year and I really wish I had started to fund my retirement fund when I was 18. The $3K/year seemed like a lot then, but now I realize I could have made sacrifices that would have started the ball rolling earlier and would be worth eating some extra ramen.
In this spirit my answer would be... Kids, open an account that you forget you have access never check the balance and as soon as you can start a Roth IRA. That $3K can but a crappy car now or be worth a sports car when you're wise and experienced enough to enjoy a sports car without getting yourself killed. Or, you know, property taxes on the house you pay off (because even when you own the house outright, the government is going to expect $10K/year to live on your own land).
74 is a new beginning mate, live, every day, you could have 20 years left and thats a very long time.
@docdurdin Thank you for taking the time to offer your wisdom and to uplift even complete strangers.
Wow. Thank you for that. At 55 I understand your thoughts and feelings in life and you remind me to not waste any time on things that just don’t matter. Every day is so important.
The lady in the picture is his mother, the lady standing on the stairs is his wife. Great reaction guys!
June Carter Cash, Johnny Cash’s wife died after this video was made and John followed her within a month or 2.
If you get a chance you should check out Johnny Cash’s music.
I wonder why everyone gets it wrong
@@securityeagle9144 Because they're not familiar with the music and his life, that's why. Not everyone knows everything about everyone.
The lady in the photo with the red shirt is Mabel Carter, June's mother and a huge influence on Johnny's life.
Nine inch nails version was moving, but seeing Johnny in this state, and his historical imagery deepens the meaninfulness.
Closing the piano like a coffin gets me every time
I still get goosebumps watching Johnny Cash close that piano for the very last time. "It is done."
The videobwas recorded in Feb 2003. Released start of May 2003, with June Carter Cash (his wife on the stairs watching him in the video) passing away 2 weeks later (mid May). Johnny passed away Sept 2003 a few months later.
"God's Gonna Cut You Down" was only studio recorded, around the same time as this, in late 2002, which is what he was recalling at the start. The video was put together by Justin Timberlake & features many of the artists who attributed Johnny to their music influence.
Moby "run on" is the same song
There's a magnet on my refrigerator that states: "Good health simply means that you're dying at the slowest rate possible". The knowledge of *that* has helped me understand that nobody gets out of Life alive and we all have faults and regrets. To me, JC's cover of this song only goes to prove that *everybody* has made mistakes along the way. That's the reason I continue to concentrate on kindness because *that's* the memory I would like to leave behind when my time comes.
well said
Twenty years later and this is one of the few songs that I get goosebumps every time I hear it.
I would say react to the NIN version too because the song has a different meaning when sung by Trent Reznor. This song is probably the best example of the same song having completely two different meanings when sung by two different artists.
Two meanings. Exactly. Trent's performance is of an addict looking back on that turmoil. Johnny's performance is of an elder looking back on a life.
Absolutely. NIN did this song, and it was great. Cash took this song and completely changed it (he only chatted a couple of words) into something completely different and so much deeper. I loved it before, and consider it an opus now.
You should hear the original, though.
I more often than not I tear up hearing Cash’s version
For me, Trent's version sounds like that first time an addict looks around at their life and goes "I have a problem."
Cash's version feels like a cross between an elder saying goodbye, and when an addict is finally getting back on their feet, but still living in fear of relapse.
Really interesting fact. Johnny's wife, June Carter Cash died on May, 15th 2003. Johnny Cash passed away 4 months later on September, 11th 2003.
Back in the 60s, Johnny was having a ROUGH time. He had receded from the spotlight and was struggling hard with drugs, alcohol, he was distanced from his family and his wife. My late husband was a young teen and rolling down the road and saw a dude walking, (this was literally rural dirt roads for miles and miles), and stopped and offered him a ride. He said it was about 2 min from dropping him off that he really accepted who he picked up. He ended up running into him another dozen or so times and gave him rides frequently, but one day he just never showed back up, but that was a good thing because Johnny had gotten better and went back to his family.
When Johnny closes the piano and lightly rubs the wooden top, it reminds me of when someone closes a casket of a loved one and caresses the lid, knowing that's the last time ever with their loved one.
Definitely do 9 inch Nails version. Both versions are amazing and both feel like they have different meanings in a way
I agree . You need to listen to both versions
I'm with ya. I like them both. I've had the opportunity to see NIN live twice. They were really great concerts (Fragility and With Teeth tours). I'm not sure which version of Hurt they will review... whether it will be the album version or a live video version. Usually, the black and white live version from the Closure disc [on YT "Nine Inch Nails: Hurt (live) (1995)"] is the popular live version one.
I agree with this. I'm always a little bummed when reactors don't do reactions to the original and the cover.
don't have to be a reaction, just for yourself
The reason they sound like they have different meaning is because they do.
NIN is a young man singing about addiction and depression wondering if he has something to live for.
Jonny is reflecting on a life lived.
Whoever edited this video should have won every award possible for editing. Maybe they did, I don’t know, but it’s absolutely perfect how they captured the meaning of the song and Jonny’s life. Great reaction guys!! Thank you!! 👏👏🫶
Johnny was only 71 years old when he passed away. He suffered from Shy-Drager disease and also complications from diabetes. Despite his early years as a drug addict (which he recovered from with encouragement from his wife, June), he was a man among men! Would love for you to react to "Man in Black". Thank you for this reaction.
The most powerful goodbye recorded in song.
David Bowie also sung goodbye in Lazarus
Nine Inch Nails wrote this song and after hearing Johnny’s version, he felt it was written for Johnny to sing. Rest in Peace, Johnny. 💔
The original Hurt is excellent as well, but its a young man singing it with the opportunity to turn things around. Cash's version really captures the last regrets in life.
Johnny Cash is a Legend, and will be missed for a long time, i grew up on Walk the Line, Ring of Fire, Man in Black, Folsom Prison Blues, and Even the Devil Went Back Down to Georgia, and now Hurt will forever be apart of the Johnny Cash Legacy
"The Devil Comes Back to Georgia"*
This was a Mark O'Connor song that featured Cash as the narrator.
Also, "apart" means separated, "a part" is inclusionary.
One of the best covers of all time.
Johnny Cash was a very unique person. Not always a good person or good man, but willing to own that and keep living his life. Everyone should know his story and know that it’s ok to mess up.
That moment at the end, when he closes the piano, it just gets me every time. He's closing the final chapter, and he knows it. The woman on the stairs was his life and she passed a few months before he did. When his daughter heard this, she told him it wound like he was saying goodbye and he said he was. One of the greatest performances I have ever heard.
I was 12 years old, almost 13 when Johnny Cash died in September of 2003.
I remember that North America just completely stood still. I remember the heartbreak on the faces of my Grandparents who loved his music. I remember how silent the week following was.
It's been 20 years now since he passed, and his music is still beloved world wide.
I have heard Metalheads, Gangster Rappers, Hip hop artists, Rock and roll legends etc state "there will never be another Johnny Cash." I have never once heard anyone speak Ill of him.
His covering of this song was 100% His Goodbye not only to his Children and Wife, but to all of us.
One last song, Steeped in Pain and the hells he endured over his life, as a gift to us.
❤
His wife June died in May Johnny died in Sept. The same year.
My Father knew he was dying and told me while we had our last hunt together. He made me promise to take care of my mother once he was gone. Less than a month later he was gone. This song hits home every time I hear it.
Reznor's original version was his recollection of battling heroine addiction and depression. Johnny's version it saying goodbye after a long life full of ups and downs. You can hear the pain in both of their voices, despite being wildly different interpretations.
This song is painful to listen to every time. As a drug addict myself, I feel Reznor's original lyrics, but it hurts even worse seeing a late legend reflect on his life regrets with the same words. Brilliant and heart breaking. Keep up the amazing work!! ❤
Absolutely you should react to the original. They're both great songs but you gotta listen to them not as two versions of the same song, instead separate them and listen to them each as a separate song unto it's own. The reason for this is because they are preformed with two entirely different perspectives. Johnny Cash was seeing it as a closing to a long, difficult yet amazing career and possibly even to his life. Whereas Trent Reznor was seeing it through the eye's of a man struggling with drug addiction and trying to cope with new found success and fame, which Trent is notoriously antisocial, so being in the public eye while dealing with his addiction was almost too much for him.
This is amazing ! Wrote by Trent reznor ( NIN ) . He said after JC released it that it was no longer his song lol x
Trent's got maybe a decade or so before he can maybe reclaim it.
@@xheralt he wont do it...some people have what is called "respect"....even if he reclaims it...people wont let them have it
Its an Epic song, Sung by two geniuses, One who brought it to life, the other who remade it as his final goodbye. Johnny was a legend RIP
Trent Reznor wrote a good song with Hurt, and Johnny Cash turned it into a legendary anthem. Trent was quoted as saying he did not want a cover done, but after seeing the video, Trent agreed it was now Johnny Cash's song with so much feeling.
"HURT" was nominated for six VMAs at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards, and won for Best Cinematography, Justin Timberlake who won Song of the Year for Cry Me a River in his speech said "This is a travesty! I demand a recount, John Cash deserves this more than anyone here tonight."
As to other songs by John Cash, there are no bad choices. But start with The Man In Black.
Freddie Mercury and Queen sang a good bye song too. The last line is, I still love you. He had to be helped to stand by then. This is a great song.
Your silence after the song ended said so much. Amazing reaction video.
It is really sad that this song was released in March 2003 and by the middle of September 2003 he was gone. One of the best covers ever done.
He was playing music, when Elvis started. He sang for decades, ALL my life. He is a Precious man. His loss is felt throughout the WORLD. His wife and family are all famous. She died Shortly before him.
"TENNESSEE FLAT TOP BOX," is a Great song. Also, "MAN IN BLACK."🖤 Amazing man.
His daughter, ROSEANNE CASH, is very talented too. She covered "Tennessee Flat Top Box," too. Give them a listen, please.😊❤🎉
Trent Reznor's amazing lyrics and Johnny's scar battled face and voice are magic together. We feel every word deep in our souls.
this song always makes me cry....you can have it all...my empire of dirt! RIP Johnny Cash!
Most people don"t even hear it. The shakiness of his voice, over the progression of the song. One of the best covers ever.
When Johnny Cash played this for his daughter she said “It sounds like you’re saying goodbye”, and he told her “I am”. Such a beautiful, heartbreaking song.
I cry every time I hear this song and Karen Carpenters last song NOW !!! It never fails..I listen to them anyway..they are so beautiful.
His wife June passed before he did. Some of the sadness in the song came from losing her. Thank you both for a heartfelt reaction. Happy holidays to you both and I hope you get to see your respective families very soon.
Wow! That was a powerful song and a goodbye to his fans by a great man. He considered his empire was built on dirt, but in the end, he is and will be singing in Gods choir when He comes to take His believers home. RIP Johnny.🙏
He was a rebel and never caved to the music industry. He did pass away shortly after he recorded this song. He is a LEGEND!! No if ands or buts. I have all of Johnny Cash's songs. Love this man, and yes he loved his wife so very much. Look into his history, you would be amazed of what kind of man he was. Love this man.
Picture was of his mother-in-law. June his wife you will see on the stairs. She died about 4-5 months after this. He died a couple of months later. When he closed the piano after the end, it was the last time that he played it. When his daughter was watching this, she said to her Dad, It feels as if you are saying goodbye. He replied, I am.
My husband loved Johnny Cash and he played this cd with this song over and over right before he died. The picture was John's mom and the lady on the stairs was his wife not long before she died.
My favourite line, is everyone I know goes away in the end. I think it has a double meaning, sure everyone eventually dies and goes away, but also, an addict can push people away until they end up giving up on you and they are gone.....Another great performance of another writers song is: Ultralight Beam performed by Stan Walker and the Levites - perfection
I remember exactly when I found out that Johnny Cash had passed on. I'd fallen asleep with the tv on, Mtv still played music then, and woke up one September morning to Roseanne Cash's song, "September When It Comes". Johnny sings it with her and at the end they had inserted an in memory of. His lines from the song: "I plan to crawl outside these walls, close my eyes and see, and fall into the hearts and arms of those who wait for me. I cannot move the mountains now, I can no longer run. I can not be who I once was. In a way, I never was."
Mr. Cash died in September 2003, the same year the song was released.
A lot of people don’t realize this is a Nine Inch Nails song. Johnny Cash spent his life with others covering his songs and at the end, he paid the world back by covering other artists’ songs.
True Legend.
"There's a man, coming round, taking names. He decides who to keep and who to blame. Everybody will be treated all the same. There'll be a golden ladder reaching down, when the man comes around.." ~ Johnny Cash
This song was filmed in his home. Not long after the song was recorded his wife, June Carter Cash passed away. And within six months, Johnny was gone. She was his wife. She was his lifeline. And in a twist of irony the house that you see in this video ended up burning down to the ground. Everything in that housewas destroyed. The plaques, the gold records, the platinum records, all of it burn to ashes. If that’s not irony, I don’t really know what is.
The music video was filmed in February, his wife June passed away in May, and Johnny passed away in September.
I personally feel this song was Johnny saying goodbye to everyone and June quietly doing the same. The look she gives in the music video you can see she knows this is their farewell.
Trent Rezner wrote it in 1994r Was bad ass then and it's bad ass now
Every time I see him in this one it brings me to tears as I’ve been a fan since I was a kid in the 80s. The Man In Black will live forever. Trent Reznor said that this song is now Johnny’s.
I cry every time. Johnny Cash did an indescribably beautiful job. Yes, please watch nine inch nails to experience the contrast. Thanks for this one.
This was also after his wife; June Carter Cash had died - only a few months before. And it totally felt like a response, -deep abject pain, to that loss.
The man who wrote this song was so 'on' to this emotion in the song. But there is a world of difference how it made me feel for the vocal artist who sang it in NIN and how it made me feel for Johnny. Because the two men are in very different places in their lives; it gives the song a different reflection. To me, that is kind of the miracle of songs - how they can mean something so different and speak to or for people -where they are.
The way NIN did it, I didn't really catch all the lyrics, but I liked the song a lot, it made me envision a younger person who had really hit bottom, but I felt hope for them.
When I first heard Johnny perform it, I was in a patient's room while I was working, and I had to turn it off from my conscience so I could do for my patient. -It was like, uh oh, no can't hear this now. I found it later that night & cried. When Johnny sang it - there was no hope.
But I love the song and do take heart because we all will end; and this song is very much a tribute to our existence. IMHO
His wife is in the video. She's on the stairs watching him. She did pass away shortly after the video was released.
@@sallyphillips9175 thank -you, I got it mixed up.
This song was released in Nov of 2002. June Carter Cash passed in May of 2003 & Johnny passed in Sept of 2003. This video really was a goodbye to his fans. Trent Reznor wrote this song about his addiction & his own demons he was dealing with at the time. Johnny sang this song & suddenly it was about all those regrets someone may have when their time comes & the people they will leave behind. I can't hear this song w/o tearing up. The NIN version is great too, but this one hits you in the gut!
The original holds a really special place in my heart. They're equally good imo just different
I Met Johnny Cash in the early 80's, I got there early & he saw me walking around outside holding some records I was hoping to get signed, I was 17, He spent a few minutes with me, he was so kind & warm, I've forgotten that short time
The most beautiful song..............................Thank you Johnny Cash....x
I tend to come back to this song when Ive lost someone, it helps...
Trent said in an interview “listening to Johnny performing this song is like seeing your ex with a new boyfriend, and realizing that he is better for her than you ever could be”.
Johnny is referring to his own heroin addiction when he says " the needle tears a hole, the old familiar sting. Try to kill it all away, but I remember everything ". Yiu should check out his biography. He was a tortured soul and a great artist.
Nine inch nails was talking about letting people down as far as the drug life. Johnny made it sound like dying and letting people down. Great song either way. The house he was looking into his his childhood home. The picture on the wall was his mother. His brother died at the house from a bad accident when they were children
the song is so different between the original and this version. the Nine inch nails is about regret, but from a younger person perspective. But Cash's version is regret from an older person's perspective. They are both so good.
I am a recovering addict, and this song brings tears to my eyes everytime.
Johnny Cash and his wife were a real love match. His wife passed and he did shortly there after.
JC was married long time to his wife June Carter-Cash (herself a singer songwriter). When they were filming this, she came downstairs because she was worried that he was working too hard. They had to convince her to be in the video. She died a few months before Johnny himself. This is a song that was written about one thing, but recreated to be a hard look at life when you know you are at the end.
"Trent's version sounds like that first time an addict looks around at their life and goes "I have a problem."
Cash's version feels like a cross between an elder saying goodbye, and when an addict is finally getting back on their feet, but still living in fear of relapse". Beautiful analysis
when he closes that piano, it's hits even more different than it was already doing.
He's like telling his own story about a man who realizes that he's nearing the end of his life. He's thinking about the mistakes he's made and the regrets in his life while at the same time trying to make peace with God and the people he's hurt before he leaves.
The way his hand shakes when pouring out the win...that gets to me...adds so much to the lyrics
Simply an amazing song . Cash has a big list of music from his earlier stuff all the way to this some will leave you speechless. My favorite cash song is 13 and that’s a must 🔥🔥🔥🙌🏼🙌🏼🐐
Whoever created the video for this song did brilliantly. It magnifies the emotion.
Great reaction guys. Johnny was a special talent and Person. This song makes me cry every time. 🙏
I do not know a lot of Johnny Cash’s music. But this song is amazing. Thank you Trent for this. It has made us think and feel and wonder. Respect to Johnny Cash and Trent Reznor 🙏🏾
IMO... this was Johnny Cash's good bye gift to all of us ... to see reactors who doesn't know his life get it is so powerful ... he wanted to set the record straight and he did ... mic drop .....
He released this song and then he lost his wife, she is standing behind him in the video. The picture is his mother. He passed away in less than a year after this video was released. One of the greatest storytellers and musicians in history.
Brothers, the symbolism is phenomenal in the video without a doubt. The lyrics are so introspective it can turn you heart and soul inside out!! Makes, one feel as if you've NEVER made one single, solitary correct decision in your entire life! It really drives a sense of reflection, waste, loss, despair and regret right into your aching soul.. I'm overwhelmingly floored by everything regarding this song! Man, I'm at a complete loss for words and description!
Closing the piano at the end gets me every time 😢
I have never heard a song that made me physically hurt like this. The pain was nearly overwhelming. Johnny Cash was a master story teller.
The legendary man in black.
Ring of fire
walk the line
Folsom prison blues
"Tom," my favorite human being and artist is a Johnny Cash fan. In Superman, Tom is showing respect to man in black. CASH is on the guitar in the video. Also, Cash always wore black jacket pants and black boots and a t-shirt.
Big, big fan of the man in black .
He struggled with addictions in his life as well.
He is saying "goodbye". When he played it for his daughter, she said "daddy, it sounds like you are saying goodbye". He said, "I am".
The picture was of Cash's mother not his wife, his wife was the lovely lady standing on the stairs watching over him.
I really love all the 3 versions. I have listened the original version Trent Reznor sang and it translates very different from the Cash version (second version), then the 3rd version is what Trent Reznor currently sings which you can tell has been influenced by Cash's interpretation as well as his own life experiences in the decades since he original wrote the song.
I watched both of your reaction videos to this song...You reacted from the heart...Thanks for doubling up on this one.
June Carter his wife and her family were great singers...he loved her so much.
The only change to the lyrics was the crown of "thorns". Johnny Cash lead a wild life, but was a man of faith.
Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails who worte this song said this is no longer is song after he heard Johnny perform this. The ultimate tribute.
I would keep myself. I would find a way. I'm 68 now, and reflection brings some sadness. People wonder why old people are tender hearted and cry easily. It's because we know first hand how fast life passes never to be reclaimed. When it's gone, it's gone.
When he closes the piano lid, that was his goodbye. RIP Johnny😞
Yes checkout the Nine Inch Nail's version. The picture on the wall is of his mother, his wife is on the stairs behind him. She passed first and then he did about six months later.
Johny new this song was one last chance to teach a lesson to those left behind . The vidio clips fit well in the story . The lyrics are so intence. This is his GREATEST WORK THANKS TO TRENT OF 9 INCH NAILS
He was so vulnerable. I feel honored that he wanted to stand before us.
YES CHECK OUT ORIGINAL!!! 🖖😃🤘 I think it'd be interesting because they're almost 2 different songs. NIN's was about a young man's addiction and what it did to him, while Cash's was about an old man looking back on what's important. Word!
How can you two not cry at this? Tears flowing over here ! One of best videos ever.
Both Trent and Johnny's versions of this song get me with every listen. Definitely watch the original. Its beautiful in an entirely different way.