For those who don’t know, the man getting beat up actually became a drug addict later in life before meeting a middle aged chemistry teacher who he partnered up with and the teacher became a famous drug kingpin.
@@atzidenekenhernandez8471nah he’s right, this song didn’t get the respect it deserved. The whole album missed tbh, Untouchables is probably their most underrated.
My best friend played this song on repeat for an entire summer one year. That summer the song drove me a little crazy after hearing it over 100 times, but now it just brings me happy memories. He died of a drug overdose last year and in memory of him me and a few friends got his name tattooed on us in Korn font. I miss him deeply, he was the kind of guy who was suffering terribly inside but spent every moment he had on this earth making other people smile. It’s easy to see why he connected with and loved Korn so much. Even though the music is angry and sad it will now always just make me think of my kind and loving brother.
"Jesse! This is the biggest damn mess you've made in your life and I'm counting that time you projectile vomited at senior prom! I had to chaperone that!"
It failed to sell commercially though because this was so different for KoRn at the time this didn't sound like the KoRn that the old-school fans knew and loved it had more of a gothic vibe! Also, the band members said this song didn't translate well live I think Jonathan had trouble recreating these vocals live in concert.
When I first watched Breaking Bad, the first time I saw Aaron Paul, my mind wouldn't stop. It just kept telling me over and over, "You've seen this person before, but where?!" It's been a long time since I've listened to Korn, pretty sure the last time I listened to them was before Breaking Bad came out. NOW I KNOW WHY AARON PAUL WAS SO FAMILIAR !!!
OMG SAME HERE!!! Every time I watched an episode of BrBa, I kept wondering why that kid looked so damn familiar. It's been YEARS since I watched this video. And as soon as it started, it just hit 🎯 me.
И пока в горячих темах и клипах о этих ситуациях мелькают очень люди которые занимаются очень странными делами.тут прям трое из ларца одинаковы с лица.
Listening to Korn is a therapy, while most of the people around me can't relate to and truly understand my pain, their music tells my stories and what I feel inside right on spot. When I heard this song, I felt so much better that someone is telling my horrendous past of being bullied and isolated by my classmates because I was a different guy while literally no one supported me through these hectic experiences. Just like what they said in Twisted Transistor: "A lonely life where no one understands you, but don't give up, because the music do."
100% therapy. I remember once when I was 13 or something and I had a messed up day and I just didn't know how to express my anger and feeling of isolation; so I listened to Daddy and sang along and cried so damn much.
People ignore the sick reality of this song. The unedited lyrics tell the true story of this white washed video. Finding therapy in korns songs is the equivalent of eating shit when you're starving.
Fucking weird, a lot of shit from back in the day of 90s, I didn't listen to much. As I got older I found this kind of music soothing and just letting loose the demons. Being in my 40s I have a different kind of respect for this music.
I realised that a while back too after watching it! Korn was my entire life at one point and aftwr watching Breaking bad and realised Aaron was in this video blew my mind.
Haha!! Me too! I watched this video so many time after it was released, but I only just realised that was Jesse :D Makes this song even more awesome now.
I don't know who might see this, but I'm 32 this year and a teacher. This song got me through when I was 13-14, barely fit in in a top school, mocked for being fat, bullied by peers and branded stupid by a teacher. I was ready to take my life once on a bridge, when this song came on on my discman. Thank you for saving me.
We all have the same story , I’m 30 but i fuck up the bully’s I had many I was just inocente but with issues anger issues and bully’s thought I was weak but the first punch always made them quit
Join the club. haha If it wasn't for KoRn I might not be here right now. I wouldn't be the skilled guitarist that I am now either because those boys, Munky and Head, are who inspired me to start playing guitar back in the late 90s!
I’ve been so suicidal , korn has helped me so much... I’m in one of those places right now and I turned on some songs by korn. I don’t know what it is but it helps so much..
Man, JD's been enlightened since the beginning of Korn. Just how deep he expresses his surspective and demonstrates hatred and rightous anger as love in it's harshest form. Just another timeless classic from the legend himself. He deserves all that he's earned and then some for doing gods work whether he knows it or not. Thank you for helping so many people brother. You are truly a high ranking angel on many levels.
I’m 34 right now and remember listening to their cds on my Walkman ironically walking to school. When I’d get pissed at my parents I’d listen to daddy on my boom box 😂 or better yet all in the family. I feel old now saying that. Man the struggles fitting your Walkman in your pockets even jnco jeans didn’t work
Most of the time I'd wear a hoodie sweater, even in summer. just so I could carry my Walkman CD player in the pocket. Had to walk with eye In the back of my head, watching out for dogs.
I just realized what's been wrong in my life. I took a break from listening to Korn. This shit is therapeutic as fuck and I never should have breaked. Nobody gets my feelings like JD
Completely agreed!!!! I was pissed off one day and “right now” intro popped into my head. I was like WOAH. I need to listen to it RIGHT NOW. Then I’ve been on a koRn kick again for 6 months so far. Missed their messages. Music doesn’t have much of that anymore.
@kuukivi I'm glad you found support through them helpful as well. I remember "freak on a leash" was the first song I ever heard from them and it definitely impacted me. Talk about relatable. And that beat. Id never heard anything like it. When I needed them the most, they came into my life 🖤
People often times need "unnatural" codependency to protect themselves however, I think it more so eludes to the hive mind "evolution" of man kind, the world is a place where the weak antagonize and hide behind numbers of their likeness or those stronger.
"I got my monkey got my monkey I can't get no other" is what I've been hearing during the glitchy vocal section for nearly twenty years. I've read the lyrics a few times but it never changes when I hear it. I'm glad he got his monkey. He sounds loyal af.
I saw this video when I was 10, at the time I thought that I was the only one being bullied in the world (you know when ur a kid and u think that nobody understand you) , after I saw it, I felt understood , with time I realised that music litteraly saved my life , it putted word on things I wasn't able to express and still does
It's truly a beautiful thing to adapt to. I can personally say music saved my life & it's bands such as Korn that not alone helped me see the next day but motivated me to pursue this dream of being a musician. Letting others know they're not alone is my key & let's heal together.
As in teenager years I had been listening to Korn, often when I was in a lot of pain, even now I return to this song, same problems, same self-doubt and reduction from family, but different members. It never changed, when you are down people will kick you, especially when you had a tendency for being weak and vulnareble.
You're right, and this concept has always been right. Many people have this mob mentality thing, where they always kick someone who is down, to "please" others. I think there is more cruelty in humans in general than empathy. That's why the same problems always return, just with some new faces. For the most intelligent creatures on Earth, it's pretty disappointing that empathy, acceptance and dignity are concepts that seem eternally beyond our grasp.
@@k.elysium6819 I disagree, I think genuine empathy comes naturally and cruelty is taught. Abusers are made, they aren't born that way. It's a mix of neurology where people are more prone to violence if certain triggers happen where essentially it flips a 'switch' in the mRNA if enough trauma happens as a child to make them prone to that kind of psychopathy. Additionally, why we see it more in males because the gene is passed down maternally, so women get the gene 'watered down' per say as they inherit an X chromosome from both parents making it less likely for the same pattern to form.. Hence, why we see things like 98% of homicide perpetrators being men. It's literally generational trauma. A lot of the cruelty in this world was constructed (think in the past how monarchs and leaders would cause famine & pit groups against each other to destabilize the population to keep control) and then inherited through generations. It's really tragic how far down we can inherit such trauma. It's up to us to spread kindness and show empathy in the face of ideas like that in order for us to heal,, and for us to seek treatment for our own traumas so we don't pass them onto others. I don't remember cruelty ever being natural to me or my siblings growing up. I remember deep empathy to the point of it almost hurting to see others' hurt, which I am thankful to still have. That's what I see in people. When I see cruelty, I see hurt, and people who need help.
This came out just before I turned 13 and helped me through some rough years. 20 years later this song still evokes the same feelings in me it did when I heard it for the first time.
Korn is one band that has progressively gotten better with every album. The intensity coming out of JD is otherworldly and he seems to take on and exude the pain you're feeling in your own life. I'm a lifetime fan forever and always.😘🤘🤟🙌
Man I was born in 2006, I'm 16 now, but I started really getting into KoRn when I was 15, It's wonderful how this music has helped teens from generation to generation
KoRn will always be my favorite band. This band has got me so through so much, and I can say it has done the same for the most of us that listen to them.
I didnt even know the kid was jesse pinkman in breaking bad 🤣🤣🤣 I knew he looked familiar when I saw breaking bad for the first time, I was in middle school the first time I saw this music video on mtv 🤣🤣🤣
KoRn, Slipknot, Disturbed, Godsmack is better than any drug or any kind of alcohol. Because of them I got clean and sober since 2004, and I’ve never looked back at that terrible life. I am now 44 and I still find meaning in the nu metal bands. So I’m here to tell you that recovery is real. Don’t give up, Don’t ever give up! This song in particular helped me out a lot. I was bullied in high school in the 90s and when I am having a bad day now, I turn on KoRn and this amazing song and make it thru to another day. #KoRn4ever
god, I remember when Follow the Leader first came out. It absolutely blew my mind and I'd never heard anything like them. Nearly 25 years later, and they are still one of my favorites.
@jsmallsawe it was a great time. Hip hop was at its peak and everyone had subwoofers in their trunk. Follow the leader and hybrid theory played on the fact that everyone had wifi stereos
So glad I was able to live through this time, KOЯN kicked off the greatest genre ever. I hope we get to relive this time again. Much love to all my metal brother's and sister's reading this, shout out to my fellow 80s babies, we were GEN X! 🤘🔥
85. I remember how obsessed the world (along with myself) was with Korn in the 90s/2000s. TRL couldn't get rid of them...they had to retire their vids...it was an awesome time .. a lot of people today don't realize just how big korn was...they were heavy but doing pop record numbers in pure album sales....as a heavy act! It definitely opened the door for bands like slipknot...disturbed...Linkin Park ..etc the list goes on and on. Before Korn it was faith no more who helped open the door for them.
@@rafoenlinea gracias, yo he sido metalero desde muy pequeño ya que mis padres me criaron con muy buena música, ahora mismo estoy súper obsesionado con Slayer
I can relate to many of Korn's songs. I was on the outside of the high school clicks though I was never picked on. Then I grew my hair long and then the bullying began. I am 70 now and I took my 38 year old son to see his first concert a year or two back. It was KORN with Chevelle and a grand time was had by all!!!
Underrated band for sure.... I'm going to miss this days Pure art creation(sounds, productions so powerful, metaphoric scientific with reality videos clips, etc) I went through a lot of levels in metal and I still see that Korn was or is amazing in many things
Me for sure. This album came out as I was going into bootcamp for the Marines. As I was going through that, this song always came to my head when I tried to remember what civilian life was like.. Such a cool memory for me.
Even though I'm 13 this is still a trip back to about 5 years ago when I used to love this song (I still do) Back in the old days before I knew who Aaron Paul was
To all my fellow ladies and gents if you were bullied in school or are still being bullied stand up for yourselves please. You will gain respect and most importantly you will feel stronger about yourself. When this song came out I was in High school and it was my anthem. I grew up a korn kid and they honestly got me through a lot of hard times.
I went to Jr. High School & High School in the 80s. I was a "metalhead". The cheerleaders were quite mean to me. Really REALLY mean. ☹ Years later, KoRn releases this song. I felt it in my bones.
Korn is bother overrated and underrated at the same time if that makes sense. This was essentially the soundtrack for the freaks and outcasts of my era...not just this song or the band, but the essence behind the entire scene. Music was the voice of us turn of the millennia teens and the older people rejected the hell out of it, as it basically challenged everything they had been feeding us since birth.
Mas de 20 años y esta canción sigue siendo una de mis favoritas !! Quien la sigue escuchado es este 2022.... lo corrigió ahora en el 2023 empezando con lo mejor de lo mejor.
This is my favorite Korn song ...it inspired my next song I'm making....I also had some dark days that Korn really helps me focus and see clearly....Been a fan for a while as well ❤❤❤love you Korn and Jonathan Davis 🎉🎉🎉
![Papercut [Official HD Music Video] - Linkin Park](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vjVkXlxsO8Q/mqdefault.jpg)
"Yo, like, Mr. White, remember when I was in the Korn video? Yo, that was dope!"
Busted out laughing in the middle of class cuz of you
I WAS ABOUT TO REFERENCE BREAKING BAD
@@KarminCenteno ja zdravo
#1 video for many weeks. His biggest role yet
@@KarminCenteno с языка снял!!!
For those who don’t know, the man getting beat up actually became a drug addict later in life before meeting a middle aged chemistry teacher who he partnered up with and the teacher became a famous drug kingpin.
Yeaa I heard that too!
Man the effects of bullying really sad honestly
Breaking bad how original
@@craigredmon8930 bro hes joking 😭
@@AlfieWoodall-w7tfr
“Jessie! What are you doing?! We have to cook!”
Thanks !
Lmao. He was trying to go back to school 💀💀
thanks, really needed that today
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yo
One of their best and most underrated songs.
What do u mean? This song fucking slapped!!!
He said one of their best dawg, he meant underrated as in others don't appreciate it enough
@@HappyHunterOnYt Dude a lot of people LOVED that track.
how old are you? You clearly werent born by the time this song "wasnt overrated"... And i mean that as a compliment to your youth
@@atzidenekenhernandez8471nah he’s right, this song didn’t get the respect it deserved. The whole album missed tbh, Untouchables is probably their most underrated.
My best friend played this song on repeat for an entire summer one year. That summer the song drove me a little crazy after hearing it over 100 times, but now it just brings me happy memories. He died of a drug overdose last year and in memory of him me and a few friends got his name tattooed on us in Korn font. I miss him deeply, he was the kind of guy who was suffering terribly inside but spent every moment he had on this earth making other people smile. It’s easy to see why he connected with and loved Korn so much. Even though the music is angry and sad it will now always just make me think of my kind and loving brother.
sorry for your lost ❤
My condolences
If you can make people smile you can make them forget about all the bullshit this life imposes on you. Hero in my opinon.
La depresion no luce como nos dicen
One of the rare few to walk the earth.
18 years... I'm 36 now... Wish I could back to those day's when I first saw Thoughtless on MTV.
Me too!
I´m with you :)
Hell yeah
Same here
same here. those years were amazing and at the same time depressing for me.
I put this here in hope that after days, weeks, even year - whenever someone likes it I will be reminded of this song.
Here 2 days later to remind you to listen to Thoughtless by KoRn!
here 5 days later to remind you to listen to thoughtless by korn
Here a month later to remind you to listen to Thoughtless by KoRn!
2 months. Keep listening!
Hey! You have to listen to the song, don't forget it 😁
i like to believe that this is what jesse pinkman’s school life actually was, like this is part of BB lore
Foi,ele já falou que passou por muita coisa
Yeah for sure.
@@FabianaFerreira-h2juma br aki
This is 100% accurate to the plot.
"Jesse! This is the biggest damn mess you've made in your life and I'm counting that time you projectile vomited at senior prom! I had to chaperone that!"
Easily one of the most underrated korn songs
by far yes
bye what it has 63 million views
Maybe today, but when it first came out in 2002, it was huge. I'm old, I know.
It failed to sell commercially though because this was so different for KoRn at the time this didn't sound like the KoRn that the old-school fans knew and loved it had more of a gothic vibe! Also, the band members said this song didn't translate well live I think Jonathan had trouble recreating these vocals live in concert.
Dude, bean hype and ratings. Weren't a thing back in this day. You just appreciated it and that was it man take note
I don't care what people think, in my opinion this is one of the greatest songs of all time.
try Lamb Of God
That's because it is
@@vulthuryosx5355 lamb of god is great but i think overall korn is better
Fuck yea it is!
@@vulthuryosx5355 lamb of God isn't even the same kind of music- weird comparison...
KoЯn never gets old, like a pure wine... truly masterpiece!
Bro, how do you do the R backwards?
@@the-guest-Zzz magic
@@alanpapashow1926how?
Pure wine? You mean 'a fine wine'
@@n.a.5238 Cyrillic letter Я
I'm sorry Mr. White, I was filming a video for Korn.
229 likes and no replies?
Mr.White: Jesse, have u k1lled Gustavo?
Jesse:
@@ricostars3953 .....ip
@@ricostars3953 trees
When I first watched Breaking Bad, the first time I saw Aaron Paul, my mind wouldn't stop. It just kept telling me over and over, "You've seen this person before, but where?!" It's been a long time since I've listened to Korn, pretty sure the last time I listened to them was before Breaking Bad came out. NOW I KNOW WHY AARON PAUL WAS SO FAMILIAR !!!
I was just rewatching this at 35 thinking "that's Jesse from breaking bad"
OMG SAME HERE!!! Every time I watched an episode of BrBa, I kept wondering why that kid looked so damn familiar. It's been YEARS since I watched this video. And as soon as it started, it just hit 🎯 me.
And what do you want? An Oscar for figuring it out?
@@liquidbraino what the fuck lol
@@liquidbraino I can understand why you have FOMO over an Oscar. Maybe if you keep on keepin on you'll get one for yourself.
A message to the future generations:
"Don't let KoЯn's music die"
KoRn's music will live as long as their will be bullying, pain, sorrow, death of someone's close person
@@rohan4276 I guess they are here to stay!!!!
Greetings from Poland.
И пока в горячих темах и клипах о этих ситуациях мелькают очень люди которые занимаются очень странными делами.тут прям трое из ларца одинаковы с лица.
Korn is amaze balls 🔥
i really cant tell you how many times korn has helped me
Alison Abram I hear you boo 👻
100% agree with ya. Korn III remember who you are, that entire album alone, so intense for me.
Jesse's!
This is their best album imo. JD's vocals are high and its rough when it needs to be. I have the CD. I remember gang banging and blasting this shit
Same. I went to 3 different high schools Korn helped me get over it.
Listening to Korn is a therapy, while most of the people around me can't relate to and truly understand my pain, their music tells my stories and what I feel inside right on spot. When I heard this song, I felt so much better that someone is telling my horrendous past of being bullied and isolated by my classmates because I was a different guy while literally no one supported me through these hectic experiences. Just like what they said in Twisted Transistor: "A lonely life where no one understands you, but don't give up, because the music do."
100% therapy. I remember once when I was 13 or something and I had a messed up day and I just didn't know how to express my anger and feeling of isolation; so I listened to Daddy and sang along and cried so damn much.
I can understand - I needed this when I was a teen, not many songs about bullying in the 80s
Get real therapy homie
People ignore the sick reality of this song. The unedited lyrics tell the true story of this white washed video. Finding therapy in korns songs is the equivalent of eating shit when you're starving.
@@glershnern5300 opinions vary
MASTERPIECE 2022
claro!
i agree
Definitely!!
2022 YESSSS
Obvio pa!
Davis voice is incredible! so much power
You can feel the pain, the hate, the anger, he has such a beautiful voice, but yes, it's very powerful. I love it!
Fucking weird, a lot of shit from back in the day of 90s, I didn't listen to much. As I got older I found this kind of music soothing and just letting loose the demons. Being in my 40s I have a different kind of respect for this music.
I've been listening to Korn for 20 years, when I'm down and heartbroken, Korn is always there to make me feel better
This and Alone I break got me threw my 1st divorce, getting me threw my 2nd... i think....
@@tonydecko7866 hold it down homie💪
Same here bro nice to meet you fam 🙏
thats too bad. have you tried nitrous oxide?
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It never loses its edge. I saw Korn,Marilyn Manson and Danzig in one crazy show 30 years ago and this is pure rock and roll the way it should be.
jfc I’m jealous as hell
I can't believe I just realised Aaron Paul is in this video! KORN forever!!
KoЯn for life
jesse pinkman
I realised that a while back too after watching it! Korn was my entire life at one point and aftwr watching Breaking bad and realised Aaron was in this video blew my mind.
Haha!! Me too! I watched this video so many time after it was released, but I only just realised that was Jesse :D Makes this song even more awesome now.
Jessi?
Aaron Paul and Korn...PERFECTION.
8 years ago…
@@Haminator-vx64 11 days ago...
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This minute
The band that got me through my abusive childhood. Thank you!
Me too brother!!
Anthony Kisner same!!
Lol I got bullied because I was wearing Korn mech
Hopefully it'll get you though an abusive adulthood too
Plottwist, it was as the parent in the relationship :P
Jesse, there's no time to be in the Korn music video, we have to cook.
Kkkkkk
There is no korn Jesse, get that through your head 😂
This song is a masterpiece. The riffs hit DIFFERENTLY and Jons growls are intense asf. Still as good now as it was in 2002 🤘🏼
MY NAME IS JOKESTER! IT IS A MASTERPIECE!
it wil always be killer
You just blew my mind, I didn't realize this album was 20 yrs old!
Zzzmazin!
@@fireflyfox93 omg don’t say that out loud! Lmao😂😂
I don't know who might see this, but I'm 32 this year and a teacher. This song got me through when I was 13-14, barely fit in in a top school, mocked for being fat, bullied by peers and branded stupid by a teacher. I was ready to take my life once on a bridge, when this song came on on my discman.
Thank you for saving me.
saved me too very bullied abused and over weight as well
We all have the same story , I’m 30 but i fuck up the bully’s I had many I was just inocente but with issues anger issues and bully’s thought I was weak but the first punch always made them quit
i love that comment, korn saved me and saving me always we ovecome the adversities with korn´s music
Glad you’re still with us. I had a very similar story, I know how hard it is.
Bullies are cowards. Glad u still alive
The drums on this song are insane
David Silveria was an underrated drummer.
@@davidd972 true!
Definitely lots of punch to the drums here!!
Everything is awesome on this song
Korn rocks!! 🤩🤘💀✌
I was lost and depressed in high school and Korn really spoke to me. Their music made me feel less lonely
Join the club. haha If it wasn't for KoRn I might not be here right now. I wouldn't be the skilled guitarist that I am now either because those boys, Munky and Head, are who inspired me to start playing guitar back in the late 90s!
I’ve been so suicidal , korn has helped me so much... I’m in one of those places right now and I turned on some songs by korn. I don’t know what it is but it helps so much..
Same here but we'll get through this and we'll come out the other end stronger🤟
Good for you dear, hope you recover. @Janessa
Follow the light and listen to your heart.
I feel you. I've been in the same place. You are strong.
In there
Man, JD's been enlightened since the beginning of Korn. Just how deep he expresses his surspective and demonstrates hatred and rightous anger as love in it's harshest form. Just another timeless classic from the legend himself. He deserves all that he's earned and then some for doing gods work whether he knows it or not. Thank you for helping so many people brother. You are truly a high ranking angel on many levels.
I’m 34 right now and remember listening to their cds on my Walkman ironically walking to school. When I’d get pissed at my parents I’d listen to daddy on my boom box 😂 or better yet all in the family. I feel old now saying that. Man the struggles fitting your Walkman in your pockets even jnco jeans didn’t work
I remember my walkman! The struggles were real with those bulky things haha.
Haha I am also 34 right now and have very similar memories :)
How do you walk ironically?
I remember trying to hide it at school so it wouldn't get taken away haha
Most of the time I'd wear a hoodie sweater, even in summer. just so I could carry my Walkman CD player in the pocket. Had to walk with eye In the back of my head, watching out for dogs.
i'm pretty sure this song saved a lot of lives.
I just realized what's been wrong in my life. I took a break from listening to Korn. This shit is therapeutic as fuck and I never should have breaked. Nobody gets my feelings like JD
Completely agreed!!!! I was pissed off one day and “right now” intro popped into my head. I was like WOAH. I need to listen to it RIGHT NOW. Then I’ve been on a koRn kick again for 6 months so far. Missed their messages. Music doesn’t have much of that anymore.
Same bro same
@kuukivi I'm glad you found support through them helpful as well.
I remember "freak on a leash" was the first song I ever heard from them and it definitely impacted me. Talk about relatable. And that beat. Id never heard anything like it. When I needed them the most, they came into my life 🖤
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
What about Linkin Park there therapeutic
Cheers to Korn. Who addressed bullying, isolation, oppression, and hatred with this song. I just wish more bands that have influence would do so.
Have you just discovered music? Those topics are covered in all genres, including pop
Slow day at your bridge, decided to come out from under it, huh? lol.
There are actually bands and singers of 60s but and new ones that do that like Eminem
People often times need "unnatural" codependency to protect themselves however, I think it more so eludes to the hive mind "evolution" of man kind, the world is a place where the weak antagonize and hide behind numbers of their likeness or those stronger.
Deebo pop's feelings actually feels autotuned.. can't even reach my inner brain as the long term memory.. unimpressive as always
I will never get tired of this song. Ever.
One of the best songs ever
Bullying? BETTER CALL SAUL!
I love you xD omg
Lmfao xD You win internet xD
Lolololololol
+micusjaimus hahahahaha!
+micusjaimus LOL
Almost 40 here. Been listening to Korn since 1998. Best band ever.
Along with Disturbed.
@@nightkatproductions Yep.
In my opinion, they’re some of the best bands. ^^
Good old days of the 90s and early 2000s
@@nightkatproductionsand slip knot
ahh i love how Korn always sang songs to lift people out of the shit they were dealing with
KoRn Freaks.... Brothers and sisters out there... i feel you!!
to the oldschool followers , to the 90's generation... WE MADE IT
Yes We are the best. Korn for life
I’m 13 😂
@@LocalElf same
We made it!!! Still rocking to KORN!!
This song has such powerful meaning.
Drake DRAGONWARRIOR185 what is it
Yea it's about columbine
@@ninjasaiyan317 yeah.....uhhhh no.
@@massasteria6479 i dont know if its about columbine but im pretty sure the ending was supposed to be hin shooting the place up originally was it not?
"WhY aRe yOu tRyInG tO maKe fUn oF mE" like shut up Korn, you're 32. Grow up
"I got my monkey got my monkey I can't get no other" is what I've been hearing during the glitchy vocal section for nearly twenty years. I've read the lyrics a few times but it never changes when I hear it. I'm glad he got his monkey. He sounds loyal af.
I can't unhear this now 😂
come and get the monkey get the monkey theres no other...is what I hear lol
Definitely don't fuck with the monkey glitch 👍
Hahahahaha OMG now I’ll here that every single time. 🐵
Lmaoooo your comment is king 👌
I saw this video when I was 10, at the time I thought that I was the only one being bullied in the world (you know when ur a kid and u think that nobody understand you) , after I saw it, I felt understood , with time I realised that music litteraly saved my life , it putted word on things I wasn't able to express and still does
I was bullied like this - I became a paratrooper and did two tours to Iraq
It's truly a beautiful thing to adapt to. I can personally say music saved my life & it's bands such as Korn that not alone helped me see the next day but motivated me to pursue this dream of being a musician. Letting others know they're not alone is my key & let's heal together.
I kicked the shit out of people who tried to bully my friends.
Kids can be just as cruel as adults. Kids just don't know how to deal with it as well. This can and has resulted in school shootings.
@@dlb83082 lol fuck fighting for israel dude
To all the losers that bullied JD. Look at him now. The frontman of the greatest rock band of the last 30 years. One of the greatest voices in rock.
That's one hell of a glass trip you had there Jesse!
As in teenager years I had been listening to Korn, often when I was in a lot of pain, even now I return to this song, same problems, same self-doubt and reduction from family, but different members. It never changed, when you are down people will kick you, especially when you had a tendency for being weak and vulnareble.
You're right, and this concept has always been right. Many people have this mob mentality thing, where they always kick someone who is down, to "please" others. I think there is more cruelty in humans in general than empathy. That's why the same problems always return, just with some new faces. For the most intelligent creatures on Earth, it's pretty disappointing that empathy, acceptance and dignity are concepts that seem eternally beyond our grasp.
@@k.elysium6819 I disagree, I think genuine empathy comes naturally and cruelty is taught. Abusers are made, they aren't born that way. It's a mix of neurology where people are more prone to violence if certain triggers happen where essentially it flips a 'switch' in the mRNA if enough trauma happens as a child to make them prone to that kind of psychopathy. Additionally, why we see it more in males because the gene is passed down maternally, so women get the gene 'watered down' per say as they inherit an X chromosome from both parents making it less likely for the same pattern to form.. Hence, why we see things like 98% of homicide perpetrators being men. It's literally generational trauma. A lot of the cruelty in this world was constructed (think in the past how monarchs and leaders would cause famine & pit groups against each other to destabilize the population to keep control) and then inherited through generations. It's really tragic how far down we can inherit such trauma.
It's up to us to spread kindness and show empathy in the face of ideas like that in order for us to heal,, and for us to seek treatment for our own traumas so we don't pass them onto others. I don't remember cruelty ever being natural to me or my siblings growing up. I remember deep empathy to the point of it almost hurting to see others' hurt, which I am thankful to still have. That's what I see in people. When I see cruelty, I see hurt, and people who need help.
This came out just before I turned 13 and helped me through some rough years. 20 years later this song still evokes the same feelings in me it did when I heard it for the first time.
Korn Korn, Pantera vdop, and tool enima all dropped at the same time and completely changed my life as a teenager.
I mean holy shit.
"so you can try to tear me down..." gives me chills everytime 🥹
Korn is one band that has progressively gotten better with every album. The intensity coming out of JD is otherworldly and he seems to take on and exude the pain you're feeling in your own life. I'm a lifetime fan forever and always.😘🤘🤟🙌
because he's been through the real deal when I met him I saw through his eyes and he understood me and I understood him
I’ve got fond memories of this album. Much love to Korn after all these years, still a great impact in life
This song has tremendous meaning for me. Back when I was 15 (2006) I instantly was into KoRn. Good times, feeling nostalgic
Man I was born in 2006, I'm 16 now, but I started really getting into KoRn when I was 15, It's wonderful how this music has helped teens from generation to generation
*These songs truly are, untouchable.*
" Maybe The Touchebles where The Un's We Made Along The Way "
KoRn will always be my favorite band. This band has got me so through so much, and I can say it has done the same for the most of us that listen to them.
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I love the thought of everyone who did what they did to Jon dying alone in their hometowns all while seeing who he became.
Tyler Corbett i’m proud of being from bakersfield because of him, one of my teachers was a friend of his in high schook
yummy
Same here 😌
Man this is nuts, korn and Jesse Pinkman. One of the greatest things I’ve seen on UA-cam in a while 😂🤘🏻
I didnt even know the kid was jesse pinkman in breaking bad 🤣🤣🤣 I knew he looked familiar when I saw breaking bad for the first time, I was in middle school the first time I saw this music video on mtv 🤣🤣🤣
Jesse we need to cook... Korn. I'll show myself out.
KoRn, Slipknot, Disturbed, Godsmack is better than any drug or any kind of alcohol. Because of them I got clean and sober since 2004, and I’ve never looked back at that terrible life. I am now 44 and I still find meaning in the nu metal bands. So I’m here to tell you that recovery is real. Don’t give up, Don’t ever give up! This song in particular helped me out a lot. I was bullied in high school in the 90s and when I am having a bad day now, I turn on KoRn and this amazing song and make it thru to another day. #KoRn4ever
Awesome Bro. God Bless
Korn apaga las voces de tu cabeza definitivamente lo mejor de los mejor acá con 36 años ..nada mejor q korn para olvidar los problemas
feel you brother cause i want to he same thing but not on the drugs part but good bless us all
@@TheRealHeadOfTheTable Great job,
This band/ song got me through some of the worst times in my life. Still has to be one of the greatest bands of all time!
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god, I remember when Follow the Leader first came out. It absolutely blew my mind and I'd never heard anything like them. Nearly 25 years later, and they are still one of my favorites.
Right I had chills back then and now 😮
Bro this song is from Untouchables, but you still right tho
@@kllaudyo oh ya for sure. I was just reflecting on when I first listened to Korn. Crazy!
@jsmallsawe it was a great time. Hip hop was at its peak and everyone had subwoofers in their trunk. Follow the leader and hybrid theory played on the fact that everyone had wifi stereos
So glad I was able to live through this time, KOЯN kicked off the greatest genre ever. I hope we get to relive this time again. Much love to all my metal brother's and sister's reading this, shout out to my fellow 80s babies, we were GEN X! 🤘🔥
85. I remember how obsessed the world (along with myself) was with Korn in the 90s/2000s. TRL couldn't get rid of them...they had to retire their vids...it was an awesome time .. a lot of people today don't realize just how big korn was...they were heavy but doing pop record numbers in pure album sales....as a heavy act! It definitely opened the door for bands like slipknot...disturbed...Linkin Park ..etc the list goes on and on. Before Korn it was faith no more who helped open the door for them.
that voice, thar drums, love this
Adrian Gallo and the bass is amazing dude too
I believe that's bass not drums
Estamos en una época que la juventud necesita escuchar este género.
Aquí estoy yo con 11 años
Si we
@@maxifuentes6229 te felicito por valorar este tipo de música
@@rafoenlinea gracias, yo he sido metalero desde muy pequeño ya que mis padres me criaron con muy buena música, ahora mismo estoy súper obsesionado con Slayer
Vos pedis que la juventud escuche Nu metal ? 😄 ah pero si a vos te piden qu escuches Trap o cumbia 420 salís corriendo seguro.
as a victim of domestic violence and school violence, I totally feel this song and its MV
How are you now?
Love all of lorn forever❤
I can relate to many of Korn's songs. I was on the outside of the high school clicks though I was never picked on. Then I grew my hair long and then the bullying began. I am 70 now and I took my 38 year old son to see his first concert a year or two back. It was KORN with Chevelle and a grand time was had by all!!!
The preps bought their drugs from us and we bullied the jocks.
2002: Thoughtless
2010: Pumped Up Kicks
mk ultra
@@nickshades6727 u think Korn is into that shit?
@@park3r61 well they are a mainstream band so.. wouldn't doubt it.
2019 3teeth pumped up kicks
1991: jeremy
Underrated band for sure.... I'm going to miss this days
Pure art creation(sounds, productions so powerful, metaphoric scientific with reality videos clips, etc) I went through a lot of levels in metal and I still see that Korn was or is amazing in many things
Far from underrated. They had their own show called "Family Values Tour" back in the 90's.
Underrated & korn? Are you high😂
GONNA TAKE YOU DOWN 🗣🗣🗣
I was victim of bullying during high school..! I used to feed my hate with this song..
Thank goodness for Heavy Metal.
I just watched the first episode of Breaking Bad last night, and now I'm seeing this video for the first time. It's like the world is aligning for me.
20 años viendo este video y todavía me eriza la piel y me llena de energía
2024, the meaning of this song...Brilliant.
Ésta canción cambió mi gusto musical hace 20 años, la AMO!
Exelente canción
this is breaking bad canon, jesse was tweaking on meth
This is why I love youtubes comment section
What
It's the trauma before.
Saà NC es czar aà@@spine4youu
Damn I forgot how much I loved Korn and Jonathan Davis's voice!
I use to play this song and think about the mean things people told me at school but venting to god made me feel so much better
Capitalize God plz🤙🏾
Who else is on a nostalgia trip?
yo man!
It's me
Me for sure. This album came out as I was going into bootcamp for the Marines. As I was going through that, this song always came to my head when I tried to remember what civilian life was like.. Such a cool memory for me.
+ Derrick Wilson Thank you for your service to our country brother.
Even though I'm 13 this is still a trip back to about 5 years ago when I used to love this song (I still do) Back in the old days before I knew who Aaron Paul was
tilo dyer Thanks! I wouldn't trade it for the world.
To all my fellow ladies and gents if you were bullied in school or are still being bullied stand up for yourselves please. You will gain respect and most importantly you will feel stronger about yourself. When this song came out I was in High school and it was my anthem. I grew up a korn kid and they honestly got me through a lot of hard times.
You are not alone. They have always been advocates for the picked on.
So cool to see Aaron Paul in here.
He's came a long way from here to Breaking bad which really really did awesome for him.
Including last house on the left remake
ty
I went to Jr. High School & High School in the 80s. I was a "metalhead". The cheerleaders were quite mean to me. Really REALLY mean. ☹
Years later, KoRn releases this song. I felt it in my bones.
Fuck them. Hope your doing well
I'm really sorry Lee. You didn't deserve that.
Screw those souless bimbos you rock on sister, Im sorry you had to go through that
@@Cloud_Strife_Wolf Thank you so much! 🥰
@@Guitarchalk Thanks very much!! 😍
Melhor música do Korn... Eterno clássico!
certeza! Ganhei este cd quando tinha 15 anos e nunca mais parei de ouvir, heeh.
_I'm drunk... and I love KoRn_
best comment ever...completely relate...
Ok.....
Never be ashamed of this moment, its a nice place to be at, but try to get sober, for it will take over your life.
😁
MIZORAM - Mafaka Hnamte I’m high and I love KoRn
This sky is the February sky
A hopeless brown haze
Only the moon is like a lighted chip
Sends shards of heat
Sometimes it flashes like a spoke
An airplane is in someone's frisky hands
I'm alone and I can't sleep again.
My heart beats like a fish on ice
This one, that other, that third
Thoughts are pouring like boiling lead
Only in life, as in a sad story
The hero has a sad end .
Well, maybe it's better
Let it be a sad but vivid story
When they say at least he was lost.
But a good, good poet...
©
Best korn song for me
I like everything of theres but the work they did for queen of the damned is perfection
Arkvoodle38 korns thoughtless is too slow but hard evanescence cover better
I love this song its powerful and only shows a guy shooting vomit not bullets at his bullies
😎
i dont believe korn has been around over 20 years. never thought they would last. but fuck yeah rock never dies
Sildrev definitely nu metal
This isn't rock smart one. This is something people would call metal
chris murlock cry about it. lol
Tim D Nchantr I tried when angels deserved to die
Hella crazy
Finally got to see Korn live a couple weeks back and this was the first song they played. Song saved my life in middle school.
Aaron Paul is so good at playing the outsider
2023 y aun disfrutando este exito de Korn🔥
2024 te gano! Jsjsjsj
Yeeeee$❤ 2024
Extremo placer escuchar esto!!!
Dejate que tambien me puse a escuchar a marylin manson y uff recuerdos de mis tardes de top ten en MTV
♥♥♥♥♥
Awesome song!!
Be with God.peace
That kid walking down the hall is richer than all of them now
Unlikely
@@KY-L_EB Why is that?
@@jacobwartooth8690 I may have misunderstood, I thought op was referring to him and the band. I think he meant all the other kids in the hallway.
But he's not as cool as Korn
Jonathan Davis has 50 million where Aaron Paul only has 20 million
this song saved my life
Same sweetie. Same.
Seriously ?!
Same
sedsomic x It saved our lives and the life of the others.
Korn is bother overrated and underrated at the same time if that makes sense. This was essentially the soundtrack for the freaks and outcasts of my era...not just this song or the band, but the essence behind the entire scene. Music was the voice of us turn of the millennia teens and the older people rejected the hell out of it, as it basically challenged everything they had been feeding us since birth.
A moment of silence for those who don't have a clue who the fuck Aaron Paul is
Ja stvarno ne znam.A i ne zanima me.
Who is Aaron Paul?
+Jimmy Sniffit (Strategicleez) jesse from breaking bad
You're right bro, but I DO KNOW WHO YOUR MOM IS (-;
really ???????
My life story. You can say what you want about the stuff. I'm recovered and I'd be dead if it wasn't for Jon and their music.
lol thanks dad for raising me with music like this
My father in law
@@jamesanderson5862 Guess that makes you my step-son
70s: Black Sabbath
80s: Metallica
90s: KoЯn
2000s: Slipknot
*METAL GODS*
System of a Down
2010s ghost
*_2010 - 2022:_* *KoЯn* 🤘🐲🤘
#KoЯn #Requiem #Яequiem
Aluminum stainless or what?
Mas de 20 años y esta canción sigue siendo una de mis favoritas !! Quien la sigue escuchado es este 2022.... lo corrigió ahora en el 2023 empezando con lo mejor de lo mejor.
Tiene 20 con exactitud
yo!$:&
Yoo
2023
Corrigiendo 2024😊
This is my favorite Korn song
...it inspired my next song I'm making....I also had some dark days that Korn really helps me focus and see clearly....Been a fan for a while as well ❤❤❤love you Korn and Jonathan Davis 🎉🎉🎉
Anyone else get goosebumps from this song?
me
Absolutely
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+TechTube Maybe if I liked dogshit music lmao
+TechTube I do
(years later after re-watching this video.)
Whaaat? Aaron Paul? :D
lol same here
+Aleksandre Mzhavia if it was what I thought
Yo, it's Jesse Pinkman. Bitch. XD
Dr. Mantis Toboggan, M.D. Yeah Bitch!
IKR!!!