Alanis Morissette First Time Reaction You Oughta Know (Jawdropper!) | Dereck Reacts
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Hi all welcome back to another video Dereck Reacts back at it again! This time around we take a look at another first time reaction with Alanis Morissette and her song "You Oughta Know." My Patreon wanted some Alanis, and here she is. Bad ass, with no shame or regrets. She's laying it all out in this sick track filled with guitars, bass and wicked drums. See my reaction now!
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Number one selling album of the '90s! Alanis morissette is like nobody else. There's no comparison
The cross I bear that you gave to me. Its not a physical cross. If you bear a cross it means you have a personal suffering. She's saying it's not fair for him to to give her this pain and misery but not be around to see it or care.
Bare the cross not ‘Winnie the Pooh’ bear the cross. Lol. Just saying
@@ThefetchNZ and yet it’s actually bear, not bare. You bear (carry) a cross or a burden. Your bare (expose) your soul or your arms.
@@ThefetchNZThat moment you incorrectly, correct someone .
Cross to bear = any type of burden (mental or physical).
You're kinda right. It's actually a figurative and a literal cross she's talking about. She used a gift he gave her (a necklace) as a symbol of carrying /wearing a sign of her love for him, and when he took the cross back after leaving her....well this song happened lol. It also gives you imagery of Jesus carrying the cross, which showed his dedication and love for God...and was very painful for him to carry.
The cross is the pain she is left to bear since he left.
Alanis Morissette with “Jagged little pill” won 5 Grammys in 1996 included best album of the year. She was the winner of the night. The album sold 33 millions copies worldwide.
I remember when this song came out, I was 18, and all of a sudden, it was like I had permission to be angry. I had permission to express that rage. It was big. There weren't a lot of hit female artists who tapped into that at the time.
The voice women in music needed. No tiptoeing around what they want to say with their lyrics, it was straight to the point and opened a whole new era imo.
My favorite line is "everytime I scratch my nails down someone else's back I hope you feel it." Makes me feel sorry for the person that gets scratched. I almost feel it myself.
Taylor Hawkins on drums. RIP. 😪
Flea and Dave Navarro on this track/vid.
Hell hath no fury...
BANGER!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The album was the #1 album of 1995 and one of the biggest sellers of all time. This is what you’re dealing with. It was a phenomenon!
The late great Taylor Hawkins on drums, Dave Navarro from Janes Addiction on Guitar, and Flea....bassist for The Red Hot Chili Peppers. Impressive lineup! Alanis is an adopted daughter of the Grunge scene. In '95 I was 28 and the entire music industry was thriving..... wish it was still 1995....
Jagged Little Pill isn't grunge.
@@barbarahuck3136 reread the original comment and tell me where it says she was. It clearly says she "was adopted in the Grunge community" not her music was Grunge. Even though she dressed the part. Reading Comprehension 101. Think it through next time
Bassist Flea is from Red Hot Chili Peppers. Guitar player is Dave Navarro from RHCP and Jane's Addiction. On the video, the drummer is Taylor Hawkins from Foo Fighters, but not on the album track.
I was 18 when this came out in 1995 and out of high school. man.....brings back some crazy memories
with a backing band that included Flea, Dave Navarro and Taylor Hawkins, she was set.
Alanis is iconic!! Amazing songwriter and so beautiful. This is the ultimate break up song but with a sick groove that makes you bop your head.. Taylor Hawkins on Drums, Flea on Bass and Dave Navarro on Guitar. Dope ASF !!
Cross I bear is a metaphor for the pain he inflicted on her, like when Jesus bore his cross when walking to his crucifixion.
The entire album is excellent ❤!
Alanis was one of the first female artists Madonna signed to her Maverick label...Alanis thanked Madonna in the liner notes of her album
I sang this a million times when I was a teenager in the nineties😁
"The cross I bear that you gave to me" is a reference to the crucifixion, not a gift of a cross pendant or anything like that. She's basically saying that he dumped her and left her with all the pain and didn't even do her the courtesy of witnessing her suffering.
it's actually both.
You gotta do this whole album. One of the biggest selling albums of the entire decade.
Dave Coulier of Full House said he heard it and knew it was about him. They dated and he was older, she was younger. It was a nasty break. He said he heard the song and knew it was him. 😆
ALANIS third album, Jagged Little Pill was signed by MADONNA'S RECORD COMPANY --- MAVERICK ---
The drummer on the video is Taylor Hawkins. He was Alanis Morissette drummer during her Jagged Little Pill tour. He met Dave Grohl during that time and soon joined his band Foo Fighters. He sadly passed earlier this year. 2 giant concerts was organised by Dave Grohl in his memory, and Alanis Morissette was in one of them.
A 90's gem
I was a 20 year old college kid when this dropped. I feel so privileged to have grown up and come of age in the 80s and 90s.
Alanys.. another Canadian treasure 👌
She wrote this about wait for it.......Dave Coulier AKA Uncle Joey Full House!
😂😂😂 I remember when I first heard that. Would not have guessed that in a million years
this album is iconic.
Trust her songs are purely therapeutic, especially a teenager living through the 90s.
sooooooooo great.... high school angst memories :) :) they just faded out the 'F' her on the radio... Alanis is just amazing!
This album inspired the Broadway show, Jagged Little Pill. I'd love to see it. Rumors have it that the song is about Dave Coulier from the squeaky clean tv show Full House. Yeah.
Few years ago , I saw Alanis Morissette live , in France. Great composer !
my daughter took me to see her in concert 2022 . She was awesome!!!
This is fire,my childhood song 😂❤
As I’m sure other people will tell you the whole album is fantastic 😊
You can hear Taylor on the drums. Unmistakably perfection.
Hate to burst your bubble....Taylor only joined the band after the album was finished. Drummer on the record is Matt Laug. I always thought it was Taylor until I watched an interview with him, and he mentioned hearing the album before doing an audition to be the drummer on tour
@@michaelbrunnock2326 oh really. They are close in technique for sure. When I watch him play it live concert videos I could swear it was him on the album.
Her music is timeless!
Gritty. Perfect description. She has alot of music this is my favorite though 😍
I’m so happy that you discovered this artist. She’s a canadian like me. So proud! Check out all the album it’s a jewel ❤
I love Alanis since day one. Yes I am old ^^
Great artist.
Extraordinary woman,
This played ALL THE TIME on the radio in the 90s. It was my first introduction to really good music. For both me and my wife, it was the first good album we ever owned as teenagers.
This is awesome.. the whole album is a smash.. this is deep ❤️
“The cross I bear” is a common figure of speech.
This song and whole album were incredibly popular, all over the radio. And it is the anthum of every broken up with girl and probably quite a few boys.
Jagged Little Pill is one of the greatest albums ever recorded
The cross is the pain and grief and mistrust he left her with.
Alanis morissette and delta goodrem are my top artists of all time
Great reaction, as usual... But I would have said BANANAS !!!
I really love this crazy and amazing song... Everything is perfect, the music and these unusual lyrics. I'm so happy you talked about the bass line, this crazy bass line by the best bass guitar player alive in the world, Flea. The guitar and the bass guitar from these members of Red Hot Chili Peppers are so Waouh 🙃😍.
The guy she talks about is David Coulier... To me, she deserved better than him anyway...
Love from France 🇫🇷😘
"... and every time I scratch my nails on someone else's back I hope you feel it !" 💅👍
I remember it playing on the radio in '95. The radio stations simply removed the expletives from the song. Normally, a song like this would not have been played at all, but for the fact that this was culturally significant to the women's empowerment movement that was sweeping the country.
I love her !
I was 28 when this came out!!!
Guitarist Navarro and bassist Flea were both from the Red Hot Chili Peppers at the time. Navarro had been with Jane's Addiction earlier on.
I'm sure others have noted already "The cross I bear" refers not to him giving her an actual cross but rather it's an idiom that means the pain he has caused her, and that's she's still suffering and she's not gonna let him remain ignorant to what he did, nor just pass it off like it's nothing.
Here's something about the phrase "A cross to bear" from thefreedictionary "A burden of misfortune, guilt, or other suffering. The term comes from the story of Jesus’s crucifixion, in which a passerby named Simon the Cyrene was stopped and told to carry the cross to be so used to Calvary, the place of execution" They made Jesus do this in order to make him suffer.
🤣😂🤣 *Don't mess with Canadian Girls* 🤣😂🤣
A deep song!
"Hand in My Pocket"
I was 14 when I went to my first concert, it was her Jagged little pill tour and she was amazing!!
Brilliant ❤
Heyyy kids were snapping their fingers and tapping their feet in the back of Mom’s Car on a ride to head start School
You learn and jaggered little pill is best songs on the album
Flea on bass?
That explains a lot!
This was a huge hit but for radios there was a censored version with beep instead of f**k word.
Some stations censored the whole "go down on you in a theater" lyric.
Alanis Morissette is alleged to have written this about Dave Coulier.
Meanwhile same Full House, John Stamos (Uncle Jesse) had a rocky marriage with Rebecca Romijn. She is from Berkeley, across from my hometown San Francisco 🌁. Also, Ben Affleck was born in Berkeley, months before RR.
Great song 👍
This year, Alanis Morissette, Daniel Lavoie, Bryan Adams, Jim Vallance, and David Foster were inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. 🇨🇦 🏆
Same year as Jagged Little Pill 💊, Morissette Amon was born.
…It did just fine on the radio
Essa é uma das melhores músicas de todos os tempos. Alanis.
The late great Taylor Hawkins on the drums. After Alanis he joined Foo Fighters
Try "Thank You" for a totally different but equally great song by Alanis!
RIP Taylor
I think you'd like Alanis's hit song "Hand in Pocket" as well.
I believe she's singing about Dave Coulier from Full House.
I saw Alanis live at the Beacon Theater in NYC. It was awesome. An unknown wizard with lyrics opened for her. Turned out to be Jason Mraz.
One of the album I bought when it went out... A hit of the 90's. The whole album "Jagged little pill" was really good.
The great taylor hawkins on drums
Dave Coulier identified himself...due to timing etc, (she was 18 and he was 30 something)
Before Taylor Swift, there was Alanis Morissette! BTW! The song is about Dave Coulier a.k.a "Uncle Joey from Full House." They actually dated for a brief period. 🤷♂️😄😆😅😂🤣
🎵🎵⭐️⭐️🎵🎵⭐️⭐️
sounds better live i think the production is really meticulous... great album and it was huge here in Canada! was thrilled to see you had finally checked this out.. Well done Dereck evidently alot of people could relate!
MAJOR landmark in the history of breakup albums in the tradition of Carly Simon, Taylor Swift and the newest entry Olivia Rodrigo. Olivia has been compared to Alanis many times since her album dropped.
She's a great singer. No doubt about that. But in my mind what makes it a great song is the sick funky improvised bass line by Flea of the red hot chili peppers.
The story behind it. Not sure if this really happened. What i read was: Flea walked in(guess the same studio where the rhcp was recording). He listened to the track and felt the bass line was weak. And the bass line was recorded in 1 take. Jammed full of improvisation. If you know flea's work, you can recognize him instantly.
On the radio in Europe/Netherlands this song was not controversial at all because of a f word. They aired Rage against the machine - killing in the name. Even Type o negative - my girlfriends girlfriend got into the charts. They were controversial at that time. Great band btw with a very unique sound.
Review love you to death.
Alanis looks like God, fact.
Her voice is amazing.. if you still want your mind blown, watch Kylie minogue's s
SLEEPWALKER
Kylie is awesome! So cool.
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It is a poorly kept secret that this song was about Dave Coullie, Uncle Joey from Full House... who was a little too old not to be creepy when he dated Alanis.
The drummer was taylor Hawkins. Who only left because of David Grohl's influence to start foo fighters.
You should check out hand in my pocket by her
It was based on her life I remember hearing
I bet you don't know that this angry song was directed at Full House's Dave Coulier.
Its a term that she has to sacrifice and be in pain
My local radio played it and the f word was silent
Do “Ironic”. A masterpiece.
Oh honey “the cross I bear” isn’t about jewelry
he gave her a cross-eyed bear?
"the cross to bear", definitely not peacefulness :(
Helps when you have Taylor Hawkins on Drums and Flea on bass (in studio...not video) .....throw Dave Navarro on guitar....
next video from james blunt “monsters” it was the great song grom him yo be react by you.
The cross I bear is a term of art. It means a heavy burden, like Jesus carrying the cross on which he was killed.
shakira reminds me of alanis when she first started out with her song inevitable it has sort of a similarity to this song
For some reason I can't see the resemblance, I know they have use a similar vocal technique but even still
I do remember the people at the Grammys wanter her 2 NOT say "go down on in a theater" and "fuck" that is in the lyrics, but she went ahead and sang those parts anyways. Word is that people on the East Coast got 2 hear those parts as it was live, but I live in Arizona, so by the time we in the West Coast saw it, they managed 2 censor it. U can tell in the video how PISSED OFF she was. She held nothing back in her feelings and I know every1 took notice when she says "fuck" knew at that moment she was mad as he'll and the person 2 who she aimed that anger at know how ROYALY PISSED OFF SHE WAS.
I can’t remember which song, but in one of her videos, she was nude, walking down the street and singing...I think from the Jagged little pill album. Does anyone know?
The entire song can be summed up in 3 sentences. You hurt me. I'm pissed. And I want you to know it.