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*one of the most famous songs of all time starts playing* “Why does this sound so familiar? Was this on a commercial or something?” 😂

“Why this shit sound so familiar” Probably because it’s one of the most influential rock songs of all time 😂

Rock is so underrated in today’s world

This is not just a song. This is an anthem of a generation, a piece of history, and in my and many others' opinion a part of world cultural heritage.

That video came out in 1991 and literally changed music history

"I wonder what else these guys are putting out." ...who's gonna break it to him?

This song essentially opened the floodgates for alternative rock and metal to get into the mainstream. Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Foo Fighters, and even nu/alt metal bands like Korn, Slipknot, Deftones, System of a Down etc may never have gotten so big without Nirvana blowing up so much.

Ended 80's hair band music..entered grunge!!! A completely new and exciting sound!!! Thats what i thought the first time i heard it in 1991.

Next episide: first time reacting to happy birthday

“Where have i heard this before?” Dude its as old as me almost 29 years old and it’s a classic 😂

He doesn't realize this broke and rebuilt rock as a whole. This song rocked the world when it came out

I dont care what anyone says this is one of the best songs ever created

Wait... he doesn’t know Kurts dead....

As someone who was raised with this music I find it baffling that some people have never heard some of my fav songs, But I love to see people broaden their musical taste. I swear watching people react to older songs for the first time is my new guilty pleasure

Being a teenager when it came out..it spoke to everything I was feeling from silent rage to insecurity. Nirvana was my outlet.

Nirvana will forever go down in music history. They created grunge. They were an amazing Segway between decades. This band is very important.

Impossible, everyone and their mother has listend to Smells Like Teen Spirit.

“This video was posted 2009...” because most music videos didn’t make it on UKposts until 2009. This is actually from the early 90’s...🤣 this was the soundtrack of our youth in the 90’s. Losing Kurt killed alternative and wounded the hurts of millions. RIP Kurt Cobain.

Mainstream music at that time was awful. The music industry ran and determined what was put out until an undeniable sound came along and it was the voice of every young person. If this song and Kurt hadn’t come along a lot of people wouldn’t still be here. His music gave us hope and something worth living for. I just wish we could have helped him.

This song captured the very essence and feeling of a whole generation. I was right there, 16 years of age. This shit hit like a meteor back then.

Jay-Z even made a statement when Nirvana popped onto the scene that they stalled the rise of Hip-Hop for a while. And there's a clip on some documentary of Dr. Dre jamming to a Nirvana song saying it was his favorite Rock group

The lead singer was a voice of a generation and passed a few years later, the drummer is Dave Grohl who is the Foo Fighters and a genius,

Most “iconic” song of all time! Wish we could go back to the 90’s!

This song hasn't aged a day since was released and will forever stay that way

I remember the exact moment I first heard this song...we were playing 90's Hip Hop at a party and someone handed me this CD and asked me to play it...music was never the same for me after that :-)

Love this. A genuine reaction. Didn’t pretend you’d never heard it. But you’d never listened to it properly before. Don’t listen to the rock snobs. I’m glad you’ve joined us. Super underrated Nirvana song: You Know You’re Right.

You can’t deny this song it’s the most iconic song of all time..

why does this sound familiar? "doo deh chick do deh" was this on a commercial or somthing? *BRUH*

The song actually came out in 1991. Also, the lead singer "Kurt Cobain" died in 1994.

“Why this shit sound so familiar?” That’s why it was ranked the most iconic song of all time.

Love when people do shit like this to try and expand their listening preferences. A lot of people nowadays are too biased and stick to one genre. Respect for giving this type shit a listen brotha🖤💯

“Why this shit sound so familiar” bro it came out in the 90s there’s NO way you haven’t heard this

Nirvana - where did you sleep last night or something in the way

This song and this band in general resonated with everybody immediately because they basically created a new genre of music that nobody had heard before. They single handedly changed the landscape of the scene. RIP Kurt. Very sad how his death went down.

Man made great music and this one speaks to the heart of many It's a powerful message 🙌

Dude, there are unborn fetuses who've heard this song before

Come as you are, lithium, heart shaped box, all apologies....these are all great songs from Nirvana to check out. Very influential group!!!!!!

Basically the anthem of my high school years. Ah Grunge.

1990 still had a lay over of 80's style rock and metal. This song in 1991 changed everything. New decade, New sound.

Nirvana started the whole grunge music scene in the early 90s and without them a whole genre of music wouldnt have came to fruition.. this was one of their mainstream hits that awoke the entire industry to a new sound that would forever change the face of music... they dont have a bad song and even the covers that they did are masterpieces!

"I feel stupid and contagious" Who else is here in 2020 quarantine?

This was generation song, teenage problems, a new scene. Heart shaped box is awesome, oh so many great songs. David Groul was the original drummer and us now the lead singer of the Foo Fighter and his brother Taylor Groul is the drummer for Foo Fighters. . Foo Fighters are a another great band!

PLEASE REACT TO “SMELLS LIKE DRILL SPIRIT” it’s a remix !!!

Imagine being 16 when this came out and you just got your first car. Good times.

This is called a genuine reaction.

It blows my mind that there are hugely popular and ever-played songs that have been around for decades that some people have never heard. IT'S MY NEW FAVORITE THING TO WATCH. WE'RE LIVING VICARIOUSLY THROUGH YOU IN THESE REACTIONS. 🤣

Most of Kurt's lyrics throughout his career reference his depression and how he used it to make money and how much he hated himself for it and for never putting himself in a position to get better or even want to get better...like, a meta-meta view of his own suffering. Or maybe I'm talking outta my ass. Kurt is a myth and a legend.

“I wonder what else these guys are putting out” Ight who’s gonna tell him

Are they making music? Man, the lead singer killed himself in the 90’s. Curt Kobain is like the 2pac of grunge.

I'm searching your list for more Nirvana reactions NOW, I can't wait to see your responses!

layedbak your a legend gotta a lot of love for you man.

This song was posted in the 90s, Kurt Kobain (the singer) killed himself. The dummer of Nirvana is Dave Grohl went on to make a band called Foo Fighters after Kurts Passing

This song completely changed the landscape of music in 1991.

It resonates because it grabs you by your gut!! Young wild and constrained.. Every young person has felt that

His voice,the riff, the quiet and loud phase, and lyrics being mysterious, and at the same time deep, and it cut straight to the point unlike songs before his time with like the hr long guitar solos. And it’s basically riot song for his fans

Ok man. Go to watch the clip: "Nirvana - Heart Shaped Box"

“We might have to do more nirvana” that killed me. Man, I love you’re reaction it felt so good to see someone get into nirvana in 2019. Rock on man

This song still gives me chills to this day. They changed music history with this song. Rock had meaning, grit and, raw, unbridled angst and talent again.

This song defined a generation. It was the end of 80s rock and the beginning of 90s rock. It inspired about 20 years of rock bands. Its a before and after moment in music history. It's unfathomable how big this was. Top 10 most famous songs of all time.

I know I’m late to comment on this but “Come as you are” and “lithium” are both great songs. And anything off of the unplugged album are great.

Nirvana released three albums (Bleach, Nevermind, and In Utero), as well as an acoustic concert widely considered as an album unto itself, before their lead singer, Kurt Cobain, committed suicide in 1994. Their drummer, Dave Grohl, went on to form the Foo Fighters. Other great songs by them include All Apologies, About A Girl, Lithium, Come as You Are, In Bloom.

I came here just for this video. I love these reaction videos to Nirvana. Really enjoyed it ❤

It makes me happy to see people get introduced to one of the greatest grunge rock bands and possibly one of the greatest rock bands in general, I grew up listening to grunge and rock and rap at the same time, I listen to nearly every genre and this band is still my favourite thing to ever come out of music

I'm just sitting here waiting for another Nirvana to arrive to reset music again. I remember the day Nirvana hit, overnight the entire music industry changed. The only other artist to ever have that affect was The Beatles. Everyone went from 80's rock and pop, to the next week 90's grunge, they even changed fashion.

From high school till now, NEVER get sick of this. Still brings me chills.

There’s so many fantastic Nirvana songs you can react to. Heart Shaped Box, Polly, All Apologies, In Bloom, Lithium, Something in the Way, Come as You are, to name a few.

First time I heard this, late ‘91… I remember where I was exactly and I was blown away. The sonics, the explosiveness and just how it made me feel. Bought the record next day, later learned to play and these guys were a massive influence.

This is the official anthem of white kids in the 90s. This song changed everything. I remember exactly where I was when I heard Kurt had died. I remember kids at school crying. Nirvana meant a lot to a lot of people.

"Up to a billions views. Why do yall think this song resonated so much?" I have your answer. Let me set the scene for you. It's 1992. The rock airwaves are dominated by 'hair metal' bands like Guns n Roses, Poison, Def Leppard. 80's rock. White dudes with eyeliner, leather pants and high heels. On the opposite side you have Michael Jackson and Madonna...that's literally it. All of a sudden, a band rises from Seattle and kicks down MTV's doors with a sound that's never been heard before. To today's millennials, it's a familiar sound...one of normality with nothing special to it. But, in 1992, it was a sounds that was never heard before. Elvis Presley in the 1950's. The Beatles in the 1960's, Led Zepplin in the 1970's, Michael Jackson in the 1980's. They produced sounds that defined entire generations! Nirvana in the 1990's. This song was groundbreaking. It BURIED the white girly-men of the "hair metal" genre of the 1980's and drop kicked early 90's Pop and R&B to the backseat. This song pushed Nirvana to #1 on the Billboard Charts and immediately transformed them into Gods. EVERY rock or metal sounds of today is traced back to THIS song, by Nirvana. That's why this song resonates so much. Like Michael Jackson's Billie Jean it was industry altering at that time.

It was a song we needed at this time. It helped me get through shit I would never wish upon any human being. Semper Fi!

Your review is amazing ! I love your video reactions...keep up with the good work !

THIS song killed pop Hair Metal of the 80's. It was a revolution in music.

I remember this vividly. My stoner friends marked the hell out of Nirvana back then. Kurt Cobain died right around the same time Tupac was killed and my stoner friends were just as heartbroken as my Tupac fans were. Tupac Shakur and Kurt Cobain are of legendary status in 2020 for a reason.

Really cool to watch someone younger and not familiar with theses genres react to seeing these songs for the 1st time. Awesome Channel dude 🤙🏼

Great reaction - so many hits because this was the first fire of Grunge - brand new genre- keep Rockin’

"why this song is so huge on UKposts?" well first of all, this song is from 1991, if it made it to almost one billion on UKposts, just imagine how huge it already was before UKposts was even created lol And also, this band and the lead singer (and other artists of course) started a whole new movement (grunge) and represented an entire legion of teenagers that also felt awful with all the hypocrisy and bad things that were happening in the 80' and 90' all around the world This song is their greatest hit, it's mainly about how most of the young people preferred to be distracted by the entertainment and media industry, instead of focusing and fighting on the serious and more important things that was going on (quite an irony this song being so popular on media, right?) aaaaaalso, it sounds great and catchy and is easy to bounce your head to it lol 🤷‍♀️

I don't understand this guy, in 2019, everyone know Smells like teen sprit

This song is just emblazoned on my mind..timeless classic💯

Nailed it with the switch up. It goes hard then switches to a melodic riff. I think that has a very pleasing quality. And your right, his voice. The gravely almost haunting tone.

RIP Kurt Cobain. May your spirit live on through the lives of us all.

Even thought Kurt hated this song because it didn’t deserve to be this famous, it defined an entire generation, and made an anthem for teens. Everybody who’s born should be required to listen to this. Literally one of the greatest songs of all time

Man Something about vibing with this guy was great awesome way to start the day

Awesome reaction. One of my favorite reactors because it doesn’t matter which Genre ..

Rip Kurt Cobain

It’s sad that he killed himself. The drummer is now the singer of the Foo Fighters. Thanks for playing this!!!

just the way kurt thought was amazing, and the messages he puts in his music was unbelievable

I just watched your video on bulls on parade. I can tell you appreciate music. Respect bruh.

The thing about this song, as the beginning of grunge, was that it was so different from everything from the plastic and over produced 80's. Nirvana was coarse and heavy, the opposite of the top 40 music. They, and those that followed, spoke to the counter culture of the time. Until they became mainstream, and what was cool changed.

Greetings from Spain, great vid! I like your reaccions, stay strong dude!

we had all these hair bands in the late 80's and this hits in 1991 & i had never heard anything like this. it was amazing!

Finally some throwback shit, this Grunge rock takes me back to the 90s

This song represented all us outcasts and freaks and geeks, who were stuck in no name towns, with no prospects and no future for something better. We were the generation x.

This song single handedly CHANGED rock music

I was 12 when this came out and it freaking blew up along with the rest of the grunge era Alice in chains, soundgarden,, mudhoney, pearl Jam etc they all were so great those were the days I wish the 90's would come back again

Nirvana: one of those bands that will ALWAYS be cool

listening to the best song in the world right here yo. more nirvana for sure

This just goes to show that people that grow up in different environments are never exposed to anything, but what's around them. And that's why I subscribed to this channel. It's amazing to see someone try to move out of their comfort zone, and give other music they might have never listened to, a chance. Even if all of his reactions are generally the same lol

The reason for why this song is so popular is because of how revolutionary it was when it first came out. At the time in 1991, Smells Like Teen Spirit was a new blend of Alternative and Grunge that basically wiped everything else off the map.

"Suicidal thoughts call it Kurt Cobain" - Denzel Curry Nirvana started the genre grunge rock in the 90s. By this time, hip hop was taking over and metal was "dying" off (not entirely true but in general). The apathetic vibe of grunge seemed to hit with a lot of people. It's not surprising that emo rock became popular around this time in mainstream rock. Grunge, and emo music has been influential to a lot of young rappers to this day. Circle of life applies to music as well, we all connect to all levels of music if its pleasant to the ear regardless of the genre. RIP Juice WRLD.