"I FEEL IT IN MY SOUL"🎵 Metallica One Reaction | First Time Hearing Metallica
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- This is our first time listening to Metallica. One is an interesting song that brings light to the horrors of war. It's a topic that a lot of us have similar opinions about, but feel powerless to actually affect change.
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Get this girl to a metal concert stat!
GoFundMe to send her to Wacken? :D
Lol i just got negadeth tickes
So stoked have not been to a show in so long
@@williamcoyle7500 my last one was Tenacious D in Vienna, February 2020
@@jahrolo BABYMETAL at LA Forum May 2019....
The song is about the book/movie "Johnny Got His Gun" where a young soldier, seriously wounded in war, was unable to communicate that his mind was still intact despite a broken body without sight, speech, or hearing and no arms or legs. His life became a living hell and the story meant to challenge the ideals of patriotism and the true costs of wars and their worth.
Nailed it Mike, couldn't have said it better!
get this comment to the top
Bang on dude.
Facts
You should edit your post so it reads 'seriously wounded in World War '
Rule number one: NEVER PAUSE DURING A GUITAR SOLO!
Unless you rewind, in that case it is forgivable. Especially if you rewind again, for good measure
It’s just down disrespectful! 🤨
@@jamUSA24 some songs there's no good place to pause, especially when you're reacting to a song you haven't heard before and think you're pausing in a transition... I'll forgive it, if it's rewound
Thank you!
Bullshit! Play the CD or watch the original video. This is a reaction video and there should never be a rule when to react or not to react. I understand what you mean but this is a way too dogmatic approach.
Metallica got exactly the reaction they wanted from you: they got you talking about deep issues of democracy and war, while just trying to figure out the song.
I just can't understand how so many reactors can be confused and not understand what this video and song is about...they literally tell you what's going on many times in the video's narration/lines, they literally tell you what's going on in the song's (very clear) lyrics, and they very clearly show what's going on in the video. How can people miss that?
All three literally show and tell that the guy was wounded in war, is in the hospital, he's immobile, no-one can hear or get any communications or reactions from him...!? Surely everyone gets that when suddenly there's an echoing line in the video that it's his thoughts...and he clearly says what's going on MANY TIMES. And Hetfield sings in the guy's voice, telling his thoughts and very clear descriptions of what's going on.
How can people miss that?
I can understand that someone might be a tiny bit confused by very old hospital stuff, but is it so hard to interpret a guy laying there with his face covered and the doctors and nurses literally doing all the procedures to care for someone in a coma/coma-like state? And again: all the time, constantly, time and time again they describe what's going on!
I find it fascinating and astounding how clear this is, and how many people just totally don't get it (these two are far from the only ones who totally missed everything).
@@pistonburner6448all I kept saying to myself was... "just watch" lol... the s.o.s part explains it all!!!
To all the vet's, thank you for your service. True hero's! Never forget how much we appreciate your sacrifice. God bless you brothers and sisters.
As a disabled, retired special operations veteran, i have this to tell you: "War IS a Racket". Don't fall for it.
With all respect, please do more than thank us. Make sure our brothers and sisters don't fight any wars that are unjust.
We don't freak out or complain when Lex gets down with the song, us metal heads love that shit. It brings us joy.
All of that ^
That's right! Who is complaining about that? That's so stupid.
This
100% same. I enjoy the hell out of seeing how much enjoyment she gets out of these types of songs. I'm not sure if she knew going into the reaction channel that she's a rock fan but better late than never.
Kinda wanted her to flipa small coffee table to make us all proud. Lol 😅
As a combat veteran this song means alot to me
Respect.
🍻
Lex, you do not overdo it ever. You feel the music and you let it out and that is awesome. Don't stop yourself girl let it all out!!
I can't believe there are people who wanted Lex to chill. Music is meant to be felt, not just heard. It is an experience. Rock out Lex! ❤️🤘
Right? I wish more people had her energy. For me metal is all about that
What!?! Chill? That's absurd! Lex is a frickin treasure of a human being! That kind of innate connection to music is magical! She just "gets it".
Reflects society today. I don't like it so don't do it.
Metal is 90% don't tell me what to do, 10% you're not my dad!
Best part
Who the hell is telling Lex to chill!? I got problems with that person.. I guarantee for every one person that says that, there’s at least a hundred that disagree completely
Who ever said that needs to be thrown in the pit to feel some \m/etal love!
@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself Thing is, though. Metal heads would protect that person from harm in the pit. If you wan't harm to a person, send them to a rap concert. Metal heads might look crazy at a concert, from an non metal fan. But they are the most caring concert goers i have ever experienced. I've been to rap concerts where multiple fights break out over dumb shit. But every metal concert, if anyone is injured or falls, 15 people around that just drops everything and helps.
@@thanossnap4170
I was with you until your ignorant bullshit about rap concerts.
I've been to both.
My comment was not sarcasm. I sincerely meant real metalheads love, same as you described.
Chill
Anyone complaining about her rocking out clearly does not feel the music or is not a metal head. What you do while listening to great music is involuntary.
As a USMC Infantry Veteran, this is one of my favorite Metallica songs ! 🤘😎🤘
John 3:16 is the verse Brad was thinking of. This is one of the greatest songs of all time, as it tells of the story of a soldier who stepped on a landline that blew off his face, arms and legs, but somehow survived. At this point this is how he lives the rest of his life. Taken from a novel that was written during the 1940’s, can anyone truly imagine what the subject of this song went through?
I don't know who complained about Lex going crazy and enjoying metal, but they were wrong and stupid. Never hold back your enthusiasm for music. Rock the hell out Lex!
Must not have been a metal fan, we are all about getting a bit crazy, rock the f on and anyone telling you settle down should just hide in shame
@@joncasanova7402 exactly. Metal gets the blood pumping and fuels the adrenaline. If you're listening to metal music and just sitting there calmly, you're doing it wrong. 😂
@@DerangedVoices I beg my pardon, but I cannot do other way then calmly sitting in a dark room with headphones on when I listen to tool
@@MrJetDevil you don't even bob your head with the beat or light headbang? Well, maybe it calms you, and that's cool too. Can't speak for Tool being heavy enough to headbang or not, since the only song I've heard and really liked was Sober. And that's not a headbanger. I've heard a few other songs but I wasn't really a fan of them.
@@MrJetDevil that’s fine, but when people start trying to dictate how OTHERS listen to music is when they enter total douchebag territory
This song is based on an old movie called "Johnny Got His Gun", which the scenes in the video are directly taken from. It centers around a soldier in World War I (I think...) who stepped on a mine and lost his arms, legs, sight, hearing...who can't cry out audibly for help and knows nothing but pain, darkness and silence and wishes only for death.
The craziest scene in the movie, IMHO was when the Nurse (The one who tried to let him die.) gives him a hand job. Talk about a dedicated nurse!!!
And the movie is based off of a book by Dalton Trumbo who got blacklisted after writing it
It is World War 1 and in the movie, Joe Bonham lost his arms legs, and his face, which is why he was wearing the mask
Well described
Yeah. I think Metallica also experimented with this topic in their song Trapped Under Ice, about being a prisoner of your circumstances and not being able to get free at all. Trapped Under Ice has more of a Captain America style to it, but they’re similar in nature.
I like how you guys actually analyze the lyrics and think and talk about what it means as opposed to other people just nodding there heads to the music. Keep it up.
As a metal head from waaayy back, I love watching people listen to some of the best metal out there. Respect 🙏.
She's a born metal head if it's in your soul it's in your soul your born that way welcome to the club
It’s not even about metal. It’s just an awesome song. Metallica is just about the only metal band I enjoy, my favorite band ever actually.
@@skinfluithero4885 What about Linkin Park? They'are also like Metallica a "gateway" to metal world
@@RmX. It’s good but pretty over played and not nearly as deep as mataliica. Idk why I said that do like others though like korn, volbeat, and System of a Down. I just don’t like the bands that thrash for 5-6 minutes straight where you can barely understand them. My favorite Metallica songs are the ones that start off slow and build off that like unforgiven, astronomy, fade to black etc.
Lex is a full blown metal head! Welcome to the family!
I was a young kid when I seen this video, and not understanding the video, words, I'm 50 years old but, everything is common sense, just listen and love.👍
How can you not understand whats happening with a screen that shows what's happens, and people can not get it, Just flustered.
@@haroldkolobakken811 no pays attention anymore. It's just a common thing. I know, having a reaction channel should make it a bit different you'd think but oh well.
hell yeah!!do more Metallica. Do Shortest Straw. And Justice for All..youll love it
Yes! I was thinking the exact same thing
This video made me both watch the movie (1971) and read the book (1939) as a teen.
The book describes how Johnny slowly becomes aware of how much he has lost. Both arms and legs of course, but also quite a bit of his torso and his entire face up to his eyebrows.
The reason he ended up like this, is that the extension of his injuries made him the perfect guenia pig for a lot of new medical procedures, how long they would be able to keep someone on life support and the long term effects of it.
I'm one of luckiest Mettalica fans ever...lived in Troy MI from 19 to mid 30s....Won tickets from the RIFF station got 7th row seats for METTALICA new years 2000... I really enjoy seeing younger people introduced to these songs...I'm 50 now and these the songs I grew up.on as a teen....my favorite band ever..and zeppelin..and Pantera..and disturbed...
The story of an infantryman who steps on a landmine and wakes to gradually discover he has lost everything - his arms and legs, his five senses - except his mind, which is now cast adrift, trapped in its own grim and impossible reality, One was both a nightmare writ large and a musically transcendent journey. The protagonist’s descent into living hell, wordlessly begging for death, capable of being seen both as existential metaphor for the human condition and the solipsism of the rock star life. Its frantic climax also served up a state of inarticulate teenage angst like no other rock song before or since.
Boom. Nailed everything!
And they said Headbangers were dumb lol
Summed up perfectly
Damn...you go to music college nigga? Well said!
Best summary, great job 👏
"Landmine has taken my sight,
Taken my speech
Taken my hearing
Taken my arms
Taken my legs
Taken my soul
Left me with life in hell"
The song is about a solider who got absolutely f**ked up and is basically a living plant but he doesn't know if it's a dream or not because he woke up and now can't see due to losing his vision.. ugh, This song is so terrifying.. but an absolute masterpiece.
On the last day of the first world war no less.
Cant see, hear, speak, or move. Complete prisoner of his flesh
Bruh if they can't understand the song, despite the video spelling it out for them, there's no hope. These two are too fuckin high
@@jomjim7505 No such thing... coming from a proffesional grower 😆
@@jomjim7505 they also didn't have the lyrics up , and the music video clips make it extra disjointed to hear each phrase...
But she understood and explained this part before the end...
Just want to say I love brad and lex reaction videos. Yall are so diverse. I'm a fan. Keep up the great work. Much love from front royal, va
Appreciate that ❤️🫶🙏🏽
This song is absolutely beautiful, a masterpiece.
Lex don't you ever let people tell you what to do when you are reacting. EVERYONE MOVES to rock music, you headbang, jump up and down, scream and get into it, do whatever you are feeling because that is what music is for.
Well said...
Her reaction to Pisces got me to sub
One was released 1989.
The black and white scenes are from the movie 'Johnny got his gun', based on the novel by Dalton Trumbo, written in 1939.
The movie is from 1971 if I'm correct...
And Metallica ended up buying the movie rights so that there were no issues with copyright
The video was released in '89, the song itself was released in '88
Jason Robards plays his dad which he also played in Pet Sematary as the neighbor. Cuz I know nobody cares
That was one tough read
Yall are chill 😎
Subscribed 💪
Metallica has never been afraid to hit the hard subjects. Mental illness (Sanitarium:welcome home), Addiction (Master of Puppets) after effects of war( One), keep up the great reactions and welcome to the glorious world of metal!
As a veteran, this song brings tears to my eyes every time.
Much love and respect to your service my dude. Love from Australia
I know many who feel the same
Every time. I play it a lot. Im blinking the tears back now
Thank you for your service to our Country. Let those tears roll, it's a great way to release. Heavy metal therapy is my go to therapist.
I can't watch it and not cry
Whoever complained about Lex getting down to the music is backwards. Telling somebody to not headbang to the music is practically the antithesis of being a metalhead.
Yo watching you rock out live was genuinely amazing experience.!! Subbed
This song's inspiration is from the 1939 Dalton Trumbo book and 1971 movie titled Johnny Got His Gun. The story is of a soldier who survived losing his; face , arm and legs, and the ability to talk, hear, smell or see...during World War One. The book is a tough read, but worth a go.
Lex is metal. Metal to the bones.
She likes classical music and opera, hence, yes, she's metal!
I’m a retired soldier. And I’m a huge metal fan. And I really love Metallica. ONE is probably the greatest Metal song ever. It is an absolute anti-war song. You should see it in concert.
I served too, ty for your service sir
I’m glad y’all got out alive
I agree with everything you guys are saying.
Absolutely the best metal song ever written. Shit just hits right in the soul.
Freedem
loved this reaction. i’m new to your channel, and really enjoyed seeing you experience this.
When the song came out I was soooo blown away by It, i spent a summer learning this album. Then I read the lyrics and it made me depressed for a few months. I couldn’t shake it.
Let me be clear here for a second. There is NO overdoing it when listening to music! Let the emotions flow! P.s. when you rock out it makes me smile
I love this chic! Don't ever apologize for actually FEELING this music, rock out however you want, there is no wrong way to love metal.
Yo! Brad and Lex....First off, I just wanna say I love your videos. Flat out. I love how it's not fake, like a lot of reaction videos today. But in this one specifically, LEX! I remember when I first heard this song and how much I felt it, and I could totally see you feelin it too, and you picking up on the melodic and beautiful guitar, and then the hair, and the changes, and wanting to be at a concert, and the energy, and just yeah man....this song really does get you like "JYEAH!" and one of the most amazing parts of the song, is the progression, how they build the energy, throughout the whole thing, until the hard drop at the end. It just makes you wanna headbang and throw your hair around too, if you have enough of it. =)
Thanks for the awesome video guys!
I honestly 100% love how you guys break it down and analyze it. much love from New Zealand
Anyone else imagine these two at a live concert, where she's rocking out and he's just stumped saying to himself "there's no pause button here!?!?" 😅
It would be a total blast to watch. Especially one where the crowd sings a ton like Metallica or Ramstein.
🤣🤣🤣
I'm imagining them being too high to understand what any song is about even if the singer explained everything before playing
If they ever do Lateralus....lol
this made me laugh
The name “One” comes from the lyric “now the world is gone I’m just one” meaning he can no longer see, taste, touch, hear, smell the world, he’s now in a world of One, himself inside his head.
"How could a man lose as much of himself as I have and still live? When a man buys a lottery ticket you never expect him to win because it's a million to one shot. But if he does win, you'll believe it because one in a million still leaves one. If I'd read about a guy like me in the paper I wouldn't believe it, cos it's a million to one. But a million to ONE always leaves one. I'd never expect it to happen to me because the odds of it happening are a million to one. But a million to one always leaves one. One."
Involuntary solipsism.
The only thing that really bothered me about the book was the portrayal of a sort of optimism as the protagonist attempted to determine the time of day. How he waited and counted the estimated two hours between nurse's visits. The rising sun warming his room telegraphed morning. He laid and counted across six months... A year... He tapped Morse code with his head for - what - a year? Two years? Longer? In the dark, in one little spot without smell or sound or taste or touch or chewing or swallowing or seeing or feeling or sensing or talking or anything whatsoever? I spent a night in the drunk tank in the dark all alone and out of touch. Can't imagine years in a black hole like a box alone.
When it comes to war: it’s not about who won but who’s left
I believe James Hetfield has states that it comes from the book "Johnny got his gun" and he had said that the possibility of something like this happening to a soldier or anyone seems like a one in a million thing, but that still leaves "one".
Your reaction is great Lex. You all give great reactions.
The reason a lot of us watch your reactions is to see Lex let go. It's living vicariously through her, hearing the song for the first time, and reacting the same way we did, which we can never get back again. There's only one first time
Lex, you're awesome! Don't you ever "chill." Feel the music as YOU see fit. Never mind the haters.
The meaning of the song is timeless - it can be WWI, WWII, Vietnam, Iraq/Afghanistan, etc. Wars have always done this and will always do this.
Very true but the song is based on a book about ww1
@@cptsheepy I am aware 🙂🤘
I agree 100%. No matter which time period, the cost of war is always too high.
I LOVE that they're hitting on all the themes of the song, even the more controversial ones. And that they get the headbanger mentally, lol
I'm a new subscriber to y'alls channel and I had to go back a while to see this one. Lex, your reaction to Kirk's guitar solos is phenomenal! I love watching younger people appreciate the music I love, thank you so much. This was Metallica's first MTV music video and it shows how fantastic they were/are. Their change ups are legendary. Keep up the good work guys. Greetings from South Carolina
as a veteran of the Iraq/afgan wars i cant watch this music video and listen to the lyrics without getting upset. its that good and authentically heartbreaking.
brother we made it back, Listen to this and live Live for the ones who will never come back.. live for them
I've never been in the service and it fucked with me a little bit too man. This song was one of those parts of life that takes you from a boy playing war games outside and in video games, to a man who understands the importance of military while hoping to never have to use it.
I've heard many military and war related stories about many of my family from the 20s to 80s generations (I was born in 95, and have the faintest memory of 9/11 for context) and have a tremendous respect not just for what our soldiers do but for what they sacrifice. Fighting is a sacrifice. Training is a sacrifice. Coming home is a sacrifice to some as well. You sacrifice so much of yourself along the way it seems.
I don't support every war that the US/Canada gets into, but I always support the troops who have had their boots on the ground, wings in the sky, or legs of the sea and faced real threats. War affects people all across the world, and those who face the fires front and center deserve to thanked for what they were sent through. And dammit every single one of ya's should be granted absolutely free healthcare for all war related mental traumas and/or bodily injuries.
Glad you made it back to us
Man, I'm with you on this one. I spent 3 tours in that shithole. (Iraq. I never went to Afghanistan. Just luck of the draw, I guess...) I'm still dealing with the after effects. Not trying to sound melodramatic, but I'd do anything for an uninterrupted night of sleep with normal dreams. I have to completely avoid certain movies and TV shows, especially the news. I remember seeing the video for One back in middle school- I think it was 1988 it came out? If not, then right around that time... Anyways, it affected me even then. Now it has a totally different meaning, or at least a different impact. What a world we live in, huh? Shit....
@@lessthanbug bro try TRT it helped me.. Trust me 3 years later and i'm good
#Lex please hear this it is important.
DO NOT CHILL.
I repeat, do *not* chill.
We see you metal warrior, don't listen to the naysayers! >; ]
Listen to it more than once you will understand... Favorite song ever!!!
Lex, you are awesome x
Watching Lex getting so pumped for the guitar solos of songs is priceless
lol! Yeah, I have seen a few videos of them watching/listening to Metallica - and her reaction to Kirk's playing is just so much fun.
For sure the whole reason I watch these 😂
Hell yea. I'm in love, lol.
I love how the girl was just Feelin it and the guy was being so serious about it.
So well created , the lyrics , the drumm the guitars the bass the voice to respect the ones wich are lost in their memorys what they'v given for what they believed in
I love watching different opinions on one. Great reaction
“One” is another Metallica song which was inspired by a piece of literature and in which James Hetfield is portraying the role of a particular character. Said literary work would be a book set in World War I entitled “Johnny Got His Gun” (1939) by Dalton Trumbo. More specifically it was made into a movie in 1971, and it was that film in particular which inspired this track. And whom James is basing the lyrical perspective of “One” on is the main character from that piece. This individual is a war veteran who in the theater of combat has lost all of his limbs in addition to most of his senses and as such is confined to a hospital bed. However, despite all of this he is still very much alive. So as can be imagined - and as is relayed in the song - he actually desires to die.
The original inspiration for the song was James and his brother talking about what could be the worst thing imaginable. James believed it would be not being able to communicate in any way and being unable to see, speak, hear and move. It took many years before James' brother read the book Johnny Got His Gun and mentioned it to James. Prior to this, James didn't know how he would write a song about his thought of unimaginable loneliness.
In addition to the reference to the book, Metallica purchased the rights to the movie to avoid paying royalties.
I read the book because of this song and was really unimpressed. The movie looks like it might be better (haven't seen it), but the novel itself is dull, simplistically preachy, and has at least one story-breaking plot hole. Kinda wish they'd listened to the studio version that isn't mixed with the JGHG stuff because it detracts far more than it adds.
@@jroggs85 The album version would have been a better version to listen too as would have the early live versions, such as the Grammy's.
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@@jroggs85 yea the music video was gimmicky to me, I like the album version way better
I had to read it in 9th grade in 1968
'Johnny got his gun Based on movie that was a book written in 1939.
I seen the movie. The part where he sees his gf in hus mind, and shes begging him to let her go. Idk but that hit hard.
Watched the movie because this song too
The Book Johnny Got His Gun was wriiten by screenwriter Daltan Trumbo in 1939. It was a story told about an American soldier's perspective after sustaining woulds that his arms, legs, sight and speech, much like the song mentions. It took place during World War 1. The novel was inspired by an article Trumbo read about a soldier in WW1 who was horribly disfigured. The book was released at the outbreak of the Second World War in Europe. Thirty-two years later in 1971, it became a movie. This was released during the Vietnam. The theme of the story is the human cost of war by losing one's human faculties while still trying to retain their humanity.
Omg one of my favorite songs tyvm for doing it hated the pauses but understand
I remember in high school playing this song for people that never heard Metallica before. Everybody that has never heard hard rock/metal and this song is their introduction... they're blown away everytime. That's my experience
I was just sitting here thinking that this was the moment they sold out- lol. I was in 12th grade when this came out. I love this album, but it has taken me 2 decades to appreciate anything after this. lol I always skip this song when I'm listening to it on vinyl lol
LOL 10 secs left in the song, homeboy's like "Did he say he's missin his limbs?"
Yeah he's kinda...slow in some of these. lol
I think some people see this song as a metaphor. That's the problem. This song isn't a metaphor. It is a song about literally 1 guy, who was completely destroyed. Lost his sight, speech, and hearing and also all of his limbs(both legs and both arms). His consciousness is literally trapped inside his own body, and there is nothing he can do about it.
@@dioneberts1715 "some people", lol
Well done Lex and Brad
This song was nominated for the first Grammy in the new, "Heavy Metal" category. This was also metallica's first video (from their 4th album). It LAUNCED their popularity. They then performed this song, live at the Grammys. Then, after a commercial, they announced the winner, in the first metal category. They announced, "Jethro Tull" and the audience FILLED the venue with LOUD boos. They quickly cut to another commercial.
Who ever told Lex to chill is a kill joy. Lex getting wild and feeling the music is my favourite thing about your channel.
This girl has some great metal insight. To be honest, she's the star of the channel in my humble opinion...
Seems like the guy gets the basic simple meaning but she sees deep down into each of these songs! 🤘
100% correct. I've been a Metalhead for 4 decades, still haven't found my Lex! So jealous.
Yeah I'm trying to resist just hating on the guy, but yeah *she's* the channel.
Absofuckinlutely.
They need to quit trying to figure out what the lyrics “mean “ and just feel the music and enjoy it
I love her!
Song came out in the late 80's... Looking amazing as always Lex💙💙
I think i have found my two favorite Inter-Reaction figures you guys are smart and open-minded that's why i love you guys NOW!
Metallica of this era was a force of nature. Glad you're enjoying it.
This video and song was groundbreaking at the time. If someone didn’t live through it they can’t fully comprehend how badass this was at the time.
Those first four albums are something else
After this album they feel off the metal cliff (no pun intended 😔)
Then they got off track.
The guitar solo's in this song are really iconic. Name another song with solo's like this?
He is armless and legless with no speach , sight or hearing. Injuries of war. Respect to our Veterans past and present.
As a veteran myself, and a Metallica fan, that's exactly the wrong sentiment to take away from this song. This song is anti-war, and it's about the futility of war, of throwing away lives for bad reasons. The message is that we shouldn't sending men into a meat-grinder for nationalism, not that we should "show respect" to the ground up meat, and participate in the fake shows of patriotism.
@@nunaballona6434 What war you serve in?
i was in the Iraq war - i live this everyday - i maybe Physically ok but in my head i life this everyday i barely sleep
i'm 1 of 4 survivors in my platoon of 16
i don't think you understand
prove me wrong
One thing to remember also most veterans suffer mentally.... its invisible... sure you see many of our bodies intact .. struggle daily in varying degrees...
DBT therapy is most powerful of all things that can help... anyone you know who struggles with anything mental or lacks effective skills suggest this... best thing anybody could do for themselves to help reach a fuller potential and/cope
@@nunaballona6434 exactly... if it were for causes that are legitimate .. but the crap our gov gets us into is more for the petrodollar system, big banking and multinational corporations, corruption and a on world gov end game agenda
@@OnlyChudTTV I served in Tikrit myself, I lost one member in my unit which was extremely unfortunate and bothers me to this day, I cant imagine the pain you feel with that much loss... DBT therapy may be helpful if your willing... my VA offers it, is group and 1 on 1 once a week. Is basically helping to gain effective coping skills and a way to handle those emotions instead of or avoiding, or making with addictions... I think the point was there was no WMD's and... so what was it really about?
So many days while being deployed I feared coming home like this. For those who never been in a war there is one thing they will ever know. You are never the same when you been under fire.
I haven’t seen Brad pause a video so many times, I think he likes it
Lex, DO NOT hold back! This is one of those songs you HAVE TO head bang to. It's required! Much love!
It’s from the book, “Johnny got his gun”.
A tragic anti war novel about a soldier blown to bits but kept together by “science”.... and the entire time he wants his pain to be ended. But it doesn’t.
Can we talk about the drums for 1 second here absolute game changer epic skill
Yo I'm hooked on yalls Metallica reactions. Such amazing music. They are my favorite band all time. I grew up on them. And Justice for All and Master of Puppets are my favorite 2 albums. I grew up on rock, rap, country and oldies. So much amazing music out there and so many experience so little bc of a narrow mind set. Tell Lex to keep rockin and don't let no one tell her to stop. Be yo self.
Late 80's, I remember this song because I was in the Army at the time, stationed in Germany in the l980's near the end of the Cold War. We played this song before heading out to the field. For us during that time we trained for war against the communist threat, and then just a few years later I found myself in the middle of the Iraqi desert during the first Gulf War. That song has a lot of meaning for us that served during peace and wartime. Thanks for taking the time listening to this song. One of their best, if not the best.
I remember this coming on after Phil Collins on MTV when i was like 8. They had no idea where to put these guys back in the day.
Thank you for you service. My heart goes out to you. I pray for your healing. My grandfather's ship was pulled away from Pearl Harbor days before we were attacked so it hits close to home the risks you all endure for us. I pray that God will heal the traumatic effects that the horrors of war have put you and all other soldiers through.
I was station in Germany in late 80's and went to Desert Storm too. Metallica is one of my favorite band with pink Floyd about war, and its bad results to human casualties. God bless your service
I salute you for your sacrifice.
This song is a literal masterpiece. To this day I still say it's some Kirk Hammett's best playing.
For me, it was his solo for "Hit The Lights". Then when "Ride the Lightning" came out, I thought, "How is he going to top the solo of 'Creeping Death'"? Then "Master of Puppets" came out, and he topped it with the solo in "Master of Puppets". I was blown away! I thought, "He's got to hit a home run blindfolded to top that." Then came, "...And Justice For All". When I first heard the guitar solo for "One", I thought, "The motherfucker did it! Blindfolded and hit a home run!" In my opinion, to this day, it's still his best.
The best Metallica song. Period
Best musician of the band
The beautiful restrained interlude, then the full on shred.
It is fun watching you all figure it out and have fun.
“Johnny got his gun” amazing book, amazing story. You should read it. This video is based off of that book as well as the scenes in it are from the movie based off of that same story. Sorry all confusing lol
I didn't know it was a book
The Book is an antiwar novel after world War I. It was not popular though until Vietnam War Era. Thats when movie was made. Fantastic read!!
I JUST made a comment about that.
I love watching Lex realize she loves metal and electric guitar. It's been awesome!
I love watching Lex. period. She's fine and has an awesome energy to her. You're a lucky man Brad
You cannot chill to one of the best songs ever written....
Lex you would love seeing them in concert. They put on a hell of a show!!!!
Yeah it's based on a book called "Johnny Got His Gun" by Dalton Trumbo. The sheer amount of carnage that WWI brought upon the world... I can't even imagine.
Never apologize for letting music you love flow through you like that.
Rock on Lex!
The guitar solo never gets old it’s toooooooo lit 🔥
This goes back to the times where war didn’t have limitations to where young men had to go to war and fight for the promise land Back when they had no choice and when war was done with them they would return with a missing leg, arms or even dead it’s in memory to all those who lost their lives or come back incomplete from their whole body.
The video is a movie
"NOTHING ELSE MATTERS" by them is another one you guys should check out! Great reaction by the way!
PS - The entire "And Justice for All" album is fire!
Thats one that even people like me know and like. Metallica was my son’s fav group.
My favorite song from them!
I wanna see Lex in a mosh pit and crowd surfing at some point
My ex got dropped crowd surfing during 5Finger deathpunch @ Ozzfest , Connecticut 07
And broke her back, ruined her life, and never a been the same. Be careful and wreck nerds
Johnny Got His Gun is an anti-war novel written in 1938 by American novelist Dalton Trumbo and published in September 1939 by J. B. Lippincott. The novel won one of the early National Book Awards: the Most Original Book of 1939. A 1971 film adaptation was written and directed by Trumbo
Damn Brad, the video within the video, ate you up!!!
Welcome to the greatest metal band of all time. Watch the Moscow 1991 concert live. 1.5 million people at an outdoor concert.
@@JohnQDude you misspelled megadeth
You guys listed some great bands for sure but there is only one band, one musical artist in the world who could bring 1.6 million people to their party
@@MikeHart72 that wasn't just for Metallica. It was a festival with other bands.
it was 1.5 million attendants over 3 days for a lot of bands. None of the bands at the show had a crowd of a million and a half, at most it was around 650k for the headliners, like Metallica and AC/DC
MEGADETH but nice try
Her reaction and pure enjoyment of the instruments made me subscribe 👍🏻
Love the fact you guys go out your " comfort" zone to explore music. Music is definitely a extension of feelings. If it moves you, no matter what genre. It's good music then. The video was from John's got his gun. Or something like that. And yeah he's nodding S.O.S. help me . Crazy stuff. Opened my eyes to what veterans face.
Very good! This song is beautiful, powerful and sad at the same time.
The "He's a product of your profession" line is a priest responding to a military commander. (He calls him Padre (Father)). Glad Lex got the jist of the song by the end!
I always thought it was the military commander talking to the doctors of the catholic hospital. Saying that them keeping him alive as a husk of the man was the product of their profession
37 years Metallica has been making me feel that, I feel ya Lex
One of the greatest heavy metal songs of all time.
I remember when Mtv had a program called Rude Awakening that played early morning and they used to play actual music. I was in 8th grade and used to sometimes catch this song along with other metal songs, while combing my hair after a shower... So miss those days
Lex, NEVER CHILL. Your energy is the best part of the reactions 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
Compared to who, Foo? Haha. Just kidding. So good.