No in infatuation,if you're a woman who is experiencing the infatuation,what you see in the guy is WHAT YOU DONT SEE IN ALL THE OTHER GUYS YOU KNOW who are all CREEPS,DUDS or HOMOSEXUALS.
I think this man is in the top of intelectual atractiveness, he is so well spoken and knows exactly how to express himself, how he makes the listener to be involved in whatever he is saying, and the passion he talks with. how he feels about music and what is arround him. That is what an atractive man is.
I have never seen an interview with this man where the interviewer didn't look deeply enchanted by this fellow and this compilation is a great demonstration why
not the handsome squidward hozier audio 😭😭😭😭 i always go back to that video, and watch through his hilarious apologies for posting it. it’s necessary to my health.
Ok but I've never heard him talk before and he's IRISH? HOW DID I NOT EVEN REALIZE? He's such a wise and well-spoken man, especially for not quite as popular as other artists ❤
I really need to look at the lyrics for Moment's Silence, I've just kinda read what it's about and said "yeah ok that's fine" but never actually read the lyrics and so just now when he said those lines in the video I went "whoa that is a really good line wtf"
He is such a beautiful person. Love his song, Take me to church, loved it from the day a heard it. When I actually saw the video, I cried. Wow my friend you floored me. Cannot get over this song, I listen to it all the time. You are great, take care.
This man, Taylor Swift and Alex Turner, think in such a rare and extraordinary way that is more of a pleasure to only hear them talk, so I you add up the privilege to hear their songs, read them, is pure poetry, is just amazing.
@@rishivk7 those are "funny" songs, not real ones, those are not examples of how beautiful her writing can be. There's a lot of metaphors, analogies and kind of a poetic songs in her lasts few albums. I'm not saying that Alex or Taylor write exactly like Andrew, that's impossible, but that they give me that sort of feeling. Still, if you were to make me choose, it'll be Andrew 100%.
I once met someone in a bar that was wearing a Hozier tour shirt, struck up a conversation mostly based on the shirt, and because I was a few drinks down ended up saying something touch-starved & feral like "I bet he's an amazing hugger...and smells amazing" and the girl was like "oh he is!...oh he does! 🥰" so uh, yeah now you know too x
I so agree 💯 When I first heard" Take me to Church" a scrolled through all the controversial comments and couldn't believe the indifference ! How the lack of a greater understanding can bring about such divide. All I could say was the following. The most valuable thing that music is, Is different. Oftentimes a song comes out before a video is produced. And everyone that hears it may interpret something different He wrote this song , So his collaboration in this video is what makes it All the more amazing. He was able to convey the true meaning behind the lyrics. Which in my opinion shows the brilliance behind the artist. Particularly in this video with this song because it could have went so many different directions , I feel it was completely masterful How the video conveyed the raw truthfulness of the exact meaning in which the song was written
A lot of interesting thoughts, got to love the man. One point of criticism though: solidarity costs you for the benefit of somebody else. That’s the definition.
@@wayverleesoulsong I'm very sorry that you don't see the benefit of living with other people. A good spouse for example can get you the satisfaction of having conquered the hardships of life together for dozens of years. That's something a pet will never be able to give you. It might adore you for a limited time, but it can never truly share in your life.
I suppose context may be important to his statement here! The thread of thought was, if I remember correctly, on what to do in this culture of hyper (although certainly performative at times) activism. You cannot do it all, so his remark "solidarity costs nothing" is more to do with allowing space for the suffering of others- not turning a blind eye, as it were
i saw a clip from an interview of his discussing modern hypercapitalist control of employees and consumers. the only specific detail i can remember is that he used the term "corporate feudalism" and that kicked HARD. this man has the soul of a poet- i dunno if he can turn it off but i hope he never decides to
I heard him use the term "the secular trance of the perpetual growth model," and I can't get those words out of my head . Perfect description of capitalism gone nuts. And everything that is wrong. He's such a genius. People say he'd be a literature professor in another life, but I think he'd be an economist.
@@FractalSpace888 Also a bold move because i have never once used that clip. Anyhow, fun story: i once got my food delivered using this google account and almost forgot to check the name on the order. I would have died on the spot.
Take me to church I'll take you to the church where you took me to church You'll take me to the church where I took you to church Take me to church Take me to church Oh baby, take me to church
i love a lot of the ideas he talks about in here. "solidarity costs nothing" is not one of the ones I liked. someone who can believe that "solidarity costs nothing" has never sacrificed for the good of those they claim to support. that is not solidarity, that is platitude.
I think what he meant was, with the position he's in, him having solidarity for people really doesn't hurt him and so being praised for it when to him it's basically a no brainer feels weird. Like it's not a big sacrifice for him specifically. It's the difference between say, somebody who's broke giving a friend 80$ they can't really afford to give up in order to help them out in a tough situation vs somebody who's living comfortably doing the same thing. They are both committing the same action and being good friends, but one of them is suffering for it and the other isn't. Sometimes your position in life can facilitate your inherent goodness and make it easier to help people. For someone who is humble that would feel as though they aren't really "Doing" anything because it wasn't really a sacrifice. (Which I get, but also think is silly, doing good is doing good, all the better if you don't have to suffer while doing it!)
@@GraceRay-b9m And to add to what past me said, I DO actually think it cost him something, I think it definitely turns away an audience that doesn't agree with his political leanings. I just think he doesn't care/ sees that as a low cost lol.
You mean his message of love, acceptance and inclusiveness for all? I don’t see how that could objectionable. It’s also the heart and soul of every piece of music he writes.
bonus: when he was talking about From Eden and he says, "with infatuation its not what you see in somebody, but its what you see missing in yourself."
oof
im writing that on my wall
No in infatuation,if you're a woman who is experiencing the infatuation,what you see in the guy is WHAT YOU DONT SEE IN ALL THE OTHER GUYS YOU KNOW who are all CREEPS,DUDS or HOMOSEXUALS.
@@Sharperthanu1 I was agreeing with u until the gay part hun
@@Sharperthanu1 go back to school or your parents will take away your phone
I would let him look after my drink in a pub
Lmfao. Same 🤣
😆🤍
I would let him look after my kids in a pub
"never tame your demons.. Always keep them on a leash"
@Rosea Stellata …Nah, I think I’m gonna _Demonic screeching_
Those are the same thing
i love how powerful his voice is when singing but how soft-spoken he is in these interviews
I think this man is in the top of intelectual atractiveness, he is so well spoken and knows exactly how to express himself, how he makes the listener to be involved in whatever he is saying, and the passion he talks with. how he feels about music and what is arround him. That is what an atractive man is.
I know right 🤍
doesn't hurt that he looks like an elf from ol' irland
@@jeepersmcgee3466 More like a king
This is shown by how engaged each person is listening to him
Love on the intellect is a whole new level.
Rare is this man. This is music. I'm listening to Swan upon Leda on repeat, and it's just so overwhelming.
same dude, it is
Me too!!
I cry everytime.
Look how people (interviewers) look at him when he speaks. Like, it's so intense, he speaks truth right?
every single one of them are in love 😂
@@ruisinjams I don't blame them
@@ruisinjams 2:21 😍
@@ruisinjams
Men and women alike.
I have never seen an interview with this man where the interviewer didn't look deeply enchanted by this fellow and this compilation is a great demonstration why
I would follow this man anywhere.
I would love to see a conversation between him and AURORA
I feel like juat their energies coliding would manifest world peace.
not the handsome squidward hozier audio 😭😭😭😭 i always go back to that video, and watch through his hilarious apologies for posting it. it’s necessary to my health.
its so fucking funny i love him 😭
i had to be at least a LITTLE out of pocket or it'd feel incensere
My baby brother listened to Hozier speaking and said, "I want him to read me bedtime stories."
He's 5
same. big same. i am 22.
❤😂
❤😅😂
This man wrote "Swan Upon Leda". I trust him.
Ok but I've never heard him talk before and he's IRISH? HOW DID I NOT EVEN REALIZE? He's such a wise and well-spoken man, especially for not quite as popular as other artists ❤
Same! I was a little shocked.
Same lmao when i found out i was shocked n confused
With the theme of his songs it makes perfect sense to me that he’s Irish! I’m surprised it’s shocking to ppl!
He has some Gaelic songs!!
Not quite as popular? Are you sure you're paying attention?
He is so....intelligent and eloquent...we’re truly blessed to be alive when he is
Hozier: there's a song on the album called wasteland, baby!
Me, in my embroidered wasteland baby sweater: Really I had no idea
And may I ask where you got said sweater
@@ahaha8986 i made it, I bought a green sweater and embroidered the title on it ^^
He's such a thoughtful and humble man ❤️
I really need to look at the lyrics for Moment's Silence, I've just kinda read what it's about and said "yeah ok that's fine" but never actually read the lyrics and so just now when he said those lines in the video I went "whoa that is a really good line wtf"
god, i love moments silence, and i also looked at the lyrics after he explained it and was mindblown
@@justsomerandomname2067 talk does that too me as well even before knowing his explanation of it
The Pearl rosary line?!?!? Omfg
He had me at "em".
Hozier is directly responsible for getting laid at least twice now. An icon if I've ever seen one.
😂
Hozier and Namjoon of Bts are my favorite lyricsist. Literally changing my life and my soul one word at a time
i admire this man so much oml, like the respect i have for him is insane
same
I love this guy, now even more so
It’s the “yeah girl aha” for me 😂😂
the video is quotes that changed my brain chemistry and that one def did that
" I couldn't whisper when you needed it shouted".... Wasteland Baby!!!!!
He is such a beautiful person. Love his song, Take me to church, loved it from the day a heard it. When I actually saw the video, I cried. Wow my friend you floored me. Cannot get over this song, I listen to it all the time. You are great, take care.
This man, Taylor Swift and Alex Turner, think in such a rare and extraordinary way that is more of a pleasure to only hear them talk, so I you add up the privilege to hear their songs, read them, is pure poetry, is just amazing.
@@rishivk7 those are "funny" songs, not real ones, those are not examples of how beautiful her writing can be. There's a lot of metaphors, analogies and kind of a poetic songs in her lasts few albums. I'm not saying that Alex or Taylor write exactly like Andrew, that's impossible, but that they give me that sort of feeling. Still, if you were to make me choose, it'll be Andrew 100%.
@@rishivk7 Listen to folklore then get back to me
@@rishivk7 bro have you listened to Folklore and Evermore you’re missing out 😂
YES THIS I also think a hozier Collab on folklore or evermore would have been amazing
Actually Blank Space is kind of a brilliant song too, though
0:16 Hozier swears XD **We're absolutely f*cked**
jesus christ a good irish accent gets me every time
He looks so innocent and pure 🫠
This man seems so huggable
it's def on my bucket list
I once met someone in a bar that was wearing a Hozier tour shirt, struck up a conversation mostly based on the shirt, and because I was a few drinks down ended up saying something touch-starved & feral like "I bet he's an amazing hugger...and smells amazing" and the girl was like "oh he is!...oh he does! 🥰" so uh, yeah now you know too x
hes so eloquent
I so agree 💯 When I first heard" Take me to Church" a scrolled through all the controversial comments and couldn't believe the indifference ! How the lack of a greater understanding can bring about such divide. All I could say was the following.
The most valuable thing that music is, Is different. Oftentimes a song comes out before a video is produced. And everyone that hears it may interpret something different He wrote this song , So his collaboration in this video is what makes it All the more amazing. He was able to convey the true meaning behind the lyrics. Which in my opinion shows the brilliance behind the artist. Particularly in this video with this song because it could have went so many different directions , I feel it was completely masterful How the video conveyed the raw truthfulness of the exact meaning in which the song was written
this man is something else
he remains magnificent. thanks for upoading
hozier supremacy
This man ❤
A lot of interesting thoughts, got to love the man.
One point of criticism though: solidarity costs you for the benefit of somebody else. That’s the definition.
Yeah but in true solidarity you don't hesitate because the gain is much greater than the cost ✊
@@tylerpurrden There is a limit to solidarity, because it creates moral hazard. That's the limit to the gain you are talking about.
“Solidarity costs you the benefit of somebody else”
Buddy what benefit do I get for living with another person, I prefer a pet over humans every day😂😂
@@wayverleesoulsong I'm very sorry that you don't see the benefit of living with other people. A good spouse for example can get you the satisfaction of having conquered the hardships of life together for dozens of years.
That's something a pet will never be able to give you. It might adore you for a limited time, but it can never truly share in your life.
I suppose context may be important to his statement here! The thread of thought was, if I remember correctly, on what to do in this culture of hyper (although certainly performative at times) activism. You cannot do it all, so his remark "solidarity costs nothing" is more to do with allowing space for the suffering of others- not turning a blind eye, as it were
Alright, I’m obviously late to the Hozier party but hot damn! Is he real?
man i forgot about that sbs interview. i was third wheeling so hard
I dont think i could ever forget. The glimmer in the interviewer's eyes is burned into my brain
the amount of tattoos im gonna get from this man
i saw a clip from an interview of his discussing modern hypercapitalist control of employees and consumers. the only specific detail i can remember is that he used the term "corporate feudalism" and that kicked HARD. this man has the soul of a poet- i dunno if he can turn it off but i hope he never decides to
I heard him use the term "the secular trance of the perpetual growth model," and I can't get those words out of my head . Perfect description of capitalism gone nuts. And everything that is wrong. He's such a genius. People say he'd be a literature professor in another life, but I think he'd be an economist.
what an intelligent man
Heaven and hell were just words to me? Cann youu even??? ❤😭
he's beautiful
gorgeous on the inside and out 🥰🥰
Did not know he was Irish haha
American and British men could never do what he does🙄🤚🏻
this sweet sweet soul.
Intercourse or sex is an act of power to establish power or to surrender to one....this central idea weaves in most of Hozier's songs
Quickly Liquid ahaha I love the name and I love this Video and that Man🤭
QUICKLY LIQUID POSTED 🥳🥳
YAAAAAAAA
🤣🤣🤣🤣 deep cut right there. So much appreciation for that reference 😂😘
@@FractalSpace888 Also a bold move because i have never once used that clip. Anyhow, fun story: i once got my food delivered using this google account and almost forgot to check the name on the order. I would have died on the spot.
@@QuicklyLiquid lmao amaaazing 😆
Love this compilation!! Which song was he talking about starting at 3:13 ?
I think it's Foreigner's God
Natalia is right, that's what is playing in the background, so likely that one.
Are you able to share a link to the full conversation where he is sitting with the three gentlemen? Thanks!
ua-cam.com/video/qtn-gAQX2z4/v-deo.html
I don’t know a link, but it is from a Scandinavian talk show called “Skavlan” if that helps
@@frejalundgren9220 Thank you
@@frejalundgren9220 - I found this: ua-cam.com/video/qtn-gAQX2z4/v-deo.html
@@MaryanneFiedler I shared the link to it above
Take me to church
I'll take you to the church where you took me to church
You'll take me to the church where I took you to church
Take me to church
Take me to church
Oh baby, take me to church
Hozier 🤎
future me did this perhaps make you cry?
no
Quickly liquid.... Buttery toast 😂
i need subtitle
I got you and hope others do
Is there a full video of 1:34 ?
ua-cam.com/video/ISOqSMV2lBo/v-deo.html :)
so like not to say my entire AP art portfolio was based off of Wasteland, Baby! but ummmmmmmmmmm (it was)
3:14 what's the name of the song? ❤
Foreigners god
Someone, I can't understand, its too much english for me. Someone explain
Is hozier Jesus? Can he start a church?
PS I never see see as many “this man…” comments as when I am looking at a hozier comment section. Weird.
Which song is he talking about at 3:12?
Foreigner's God
i love a lot of the ideas he talks about in here.
"solidarity costs nothing" is not one of the ones I liked.
someone who can believe that "solidarity costs nothing" has never sacrificed for the good of those they claim to support. that is not solidarity, that is platitude.
I think what he meant was, with the position he's in, him having solidarity for people really doesn't hurt him and so being praised for it when to him it's basically a no brainer feels weird. Like it's not a big sacrifice for him specifically.
It's the difference between say, somebody who's broke giving a friend 80$ they can't really afford to give up in order to help them out in a tough situation vs somebody who's living comfortably doing the same thing. They are both committing the same action and being good friends, but one of them is suffering for it and the other isn't.
Sometimes your position in life can facilitate your inherent goodness and make it easier to help people. For someone who is humble that would feel as though they aren't really "Doing" anything because it wasn't really a sacrifice. (Which I get, but also think is silly, doing good is doing good, all the better if you don't have to suffer while doing it!)
@@mayaenglish5424
Totally agree with you.
@@GraceRay-b9m 😊
@@GraceRay-b9m And to add to what past me said, I DO actually think it cost him something, I think it definitely turns away an audience that doesn't agree with his political leanings. I just think he doesn't care/ sees that as a low cost lol.
Has he ever commented anything about being on the spectrum? Just came to mind.
I think many have wondered that. Particularly when he does his beesplaining.
@@yvonnesurette beesplaining 😂
I love his music but hate his political viewpoint. What a struggle
Then you just need to keep listening until you see his point if view
are you not listening to any of the lyrics?
You mean his message of love, acceptance and inclusiveness for all? I don’t see how that could objectionable. It’s also the heart and soul of every piece of music he writes.
Come over into the light.
broski nation get this vid to our leader!🫡