Spanish Presentation.. Community.. anybody? That scene KILLED me.. and really made me get into the show from the beginning. But every time I hear this song i still get chills.

@katielucas442

9 жыл бұрын

Nadheeran's Deep Space Me llamo T-bone, la araña discoteca.

@jwalkrr

8 жыл бұрын

+KidDexxx same tbh

@nabeelsamad242

8 жыл бұрын

that is what brought me here..lmfao

@LeoSRL300

6 жыл бұрын

KidDexxx Yep. Community, my favorite comedy show ever.

@sedditguy1836

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! ❤ Chevy Chase

My brother died a young 26 yesterday. Been playing this and praying hes at peace now. I love you Rick. I miss you so much already.

@4171julian

5 жыл бұрын

💜

@omerachd7375

5 жыл бұрын

😪❣️

@gaia8187

3 жыл бұрын

May god can heals you. I know what you live, don't give up and don't refuse the help of your Friends like i did, because they will go one after one. 🤲💋🇫🇷

@eve_8178

3 жыл бұрын

♥

@peterlyman4890

3 жыл бұрын

Deepest condolences

Magnolia is one of the greatest films of all-time. Definitely a movie everyone should see at least once in their lifetime.

Love this song... i left an abusive relationship and this song makes me realise for years and years i needed to wise up .... i didn't give up ... i found a new life.

Powerful song. Listening in 2022. “Anatomy of a Scandal.” Years ago “Enough” introduced me to Aimee Mann. Somehow I missed this.

@kev9440

2 жыл бұрын

Just finished watching Anatomy and looked up this song. Had so forgotten all about this song and Aimee Mann.

@sprig6043

2 жыл бұрын

Same here ...never heard it before thought. Anatomy of a Scandal brought me here. What is interesting far beyond the skill of the song writing here is the wealth of comments on this upload with people sharing their memories. I'd like to know what inspired the writer to write such lyrics. Exceptional job!

@sprig6043

2 жыл бұрын

@@kev9440 I've just done the same for the same reason. Surprised it's such a old song first featured in Jerry McGuire.

@joanneblack7697

2 жыл бұрын

I heard this on a rerun of the show Cold Case, so I had to come here and replay this. Great stuff.

@mmsabre7931

2 жыл бұрын

I love when I have stop what ever I'm doing to look up a song.

My former husband used to love this song. He often played it during some "discussions". Listening to it ten years later, I realize what he was trying to tell me. How I regret it.

@edsonrzk

9 жыл бұрын

+phiL31337 Thats not very nice

@amyjones4362

8 жыл бұрын

+Edson Rosentalski Yeah, it's terrible, like mind control. At best it's passive aggressive. Lady, be happy you are free of this man. xxx

@timmcdivitt3868

8 жыл бұрын

+Amy Morris If your comment is about mistakes that you made try to not make the same mistakes again now that you know that kind of pain. I've done the same. Live and learn (and apply).

@MonasteryK

8 жыл бұрын

+Amy Morris That comment is even more sad&beautiful than the song.

@AnotherAmy

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

I put this song easily in my personal list of best songs of all time… i.e. ever written. It’s that powerful. I connected with this song when it came out because of my substance abuse in my 20s; now that I’m in my 40s (sober 5 years now) I connect with it because I’m in a totally dysfunctional marriage that is eating me from the inside out. It’s those last 4 words of the song that I still think of randomly to this day. It’s particularly meaningful to addicts in AA or NA since the entire key to that recovery process is letting go of control and putting yourself in the hands of your higher power. “So just… give up” is not about suicide but I know I originally interpreted it that way, which made it even more intense. Either way it’s one of the most beautiful, powerful pieces of music I have ever heard. Aimee Man is like the female version of a more melancholy Paul McCartney, and I mean that as the highest compliment.

This IS one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever had the pleasure of hearing. Wow! 😭

I cry every damn time at the end of magnolia....it all just overwhelms me...every story touches on something in my life...truly one of the best films ever created

@ernietetrault3403

13 күн бұрын

me too. seen it about 1/2 dozen times

The scene in the film where all the characters start singing this song to themselves illustrates, I think, exactly what it is that makes this a great lyric (and song). Everybody's struggling with something, quite often a lot of things at once. You know deep down you won't win all of those struggles, and those are the struggles she's singing about, whatever your particular struggle might be.

@tfk5853

Жыл бұрын

Beautifully said!

@HorkPorkler

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was a spectacular way to ruin a film.

@richardhoulton4016

Жыл бұрын

Magnolia. A masterpiece

@richardhoulton4016

Жыл бұрын

@@HorkPorkler No way. That scene was pivotal to the whole movie. Even when you look at which character sang which line. Down to that level. Sorry, I can’t agree with you. The song was made for that scene…even though it actually wasn’t.

@GrantLeeEdwards

11 ай бұрын

@@richardhoulton4016 Maybe it’s possible to agree with both for & against opinions about the use of this song in Magnolia. The film explores how all these seemingly connected events lack any overarching narrative unity. The plaint of tragedy that rings throughout the film is the realization that there is no final reconciliation, that it’s a lot of sound & fury. So why are the characters singing from the same song book? It’s an undeniably powerful scene & a beautiful song, but it seems to undercut the postmodern sensibility that eschews such contrived devices. Was this a failure of nerve that marred an otherwise brilliant film? On the other hand, you might see the song as a knowing refusal to succumb to pessimism or nihilism. Maybe Paul Thomas Anderson, whether consciously or otherwise, wanted to insist that ultimately we get to choose whether to imbue these admittedly random unconnected events with special meaning. In that case the deus-ex-machina might be less a capitulation & a refusal to let chaos be, but instead a triumph over despair. Just thinking out loud, fwiw.

I'm glad it was Aimee Mann who gave me my wake-up call

@Oliverklozov40813

3 жыл бұрын

Shut up.

I love this song So Much I’ve been struggling with alcoholism and drug addict for many years and I cannot begin to say how much I relate to every word I don’t know if it was written about addiction and I really don’t care That’s what it means to me

@screenactingschool

Жыл бұрын

I quit drinking in April this year. I hear you.

magnolia brought me her...this is officially my favorite movie..... :)..soo many lessons

@abdulrahmanbahi1

8 жыл бұрын

omg same😂😂😂 i just watched it

@wan55699

8 жыл бұрын

+included I just watched that movie too, but I just realized she was the voice in rush's time stand still, one of my favourite

@TonBil1

7 жыл бұрын

Ever since I saw Magnolia the first time, it has been my favorite movie too. Happy to see I"m not the only one :-) And it's by this movie that I came to learn Aimee Mann, whose music is very much my taste as well! Just today I started a long playlist of Aimee on KZread to accompany some simple work. And this song is number two on that playlist. It got me out of my work routine, of course!

@lisad2701

6 жыл бұрын

...and an Academy Award should have gone to Tom Cruise - without a doubt, his best performance as an actor.

@vincentgatto2752

5 жыл бұрын

John C Reilly was incredible as well

I have to admit this song helped me through many years to quit many harmful things and toxic people

so deep...especially for those of us who have been down the road of inner darkness and pain...

@Chillerll

4 жыл бұрын

I know exactly what you mean. My Minecraft dog fell into lava.

@shaan702

4 жыл бұрын

Felix C it’s not going to stop

@deecollins5586

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not well it hits home but in a strange way makes me feel like I'm understood through this song! My time is near!

@COMMON-SENSE501

3 жыл бұрын

What's the ending 2 words of this beautiful song?? GIVE UP!! I don't get that!? NEVER GIVE UP

@bettercallsaulgoodmanxd

3 жыл бұрын

@@COMMON-SENSE501 Yeah It's Give Up! Means "give up your depression" Wrt to Magnolia (1999)

I love this song. It was on the soundtrack of Magnolia. It penetrated my heart and soul.

Community on Netflix brought me here. ☺️💜

@michaelayres5446

4 жыл бұрын

Did you say s?

@kjh906

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Ayres ☺️

@harshgupta1999

3 жыл бұрын

u ready amigo

@lucassearles9887

3 жыл бұрын

@@harshgupta1999 si

@europredes

3 жыл бұрын

@@lucassearles9887 community fans, always streets ahead

I used to listen to this song a lot when I was in high school after watching Magnolia, I played it on my way to school taking the bus, then I graduated and forgot about this song until I heard it again in Community, it sounded familiar, and here I am filled with nostalgia and tbh this song is just what I really need rn cause I'm going through hard times, I just graduated from college and still unemployed and my mom (the breadwinner of my family) has a stroke, and I have to deal with my toxic and abusive father, at one point I feel like I wanna give up, but this song reminds me that I have to wise up

@liefpaterson5248

Жыл бұрын

hope you are well fam xx

@riod.s.2267

Жыл бұрын

You wrote your message a year ago, but 3 weeks ago, someone sent you their well-wishes. Now, I’m sending mine: I hope you and your mom are well. Looks like you have a guide somewhere in the universe that’s on your side. Let them lead you to love and yes, to “wise up.” Often life starts one way and ends up going an entirely different direction. In my experience, no matter what life gives us, we can do no better than to love one another. Good luck.

Watching Magnolia...and wishing Phillip Seymour Hoffman had wised up. :(

@JamesLawner

9 жыл бұрын

That comment hit hard :(

@rbradaigh

9 жыл бұрын

I'll bet P.S. Hoffman was trying to make it stop. Some people just feel too much and try to hard to numb the feeling.

@jaredfladeland1698

9 жыл бұрын

With addiction we don't always get the choice to wise up before it's too late.

@ticktock479

6 жыл бұрын

was just doing the same thing and came looking for the whole song. Stardust...

@markc5960

6 жыл бұрын

I just want to say guys every bit of recovery counts, not just for yourself either but for those around you.

Just seen this movie for the first time and heard this song , it struck a cord deep in my soul so I had to go find it . Like a lot of music , it search`s inside us to find where our pain lives , and we all have pain , some horrible and some normal . Mine horrible , like many others , for some people this world will never be right , so my hope is if there`s another life to come , and I believe there is ,that's what I`m looking forward to . Free from all the pain , suffering , regret , heartache , oh the heartache . My life was over before it even began , so I walk through this life doing my part , following the script , with all the enthusiasm of a blind man , not being too hard on myself , forgiving others , and doing my best to release those things that would destroy me completely before my time . Thanks for the video !

@jordanfrankel-securityexpe8666

8 жыл бұрын

Remember, your not alone!

@TruckDriverBuck

6 жыл бұрын

@williamprendergast6510

2 жыл бұрын

Never ever ever give up on yourself.

So many meaningful songs, I hope she realizes how much she has meant to everyone with her art. This song got me through my teenage years. I realized what things to throw away and what things to keep from songs like this.

This song is full of hope. Most depression is self imposed. Bad stuff can happen but humans have a remarkable ability to adapt and change. But addictions and depression are the manifestation of an unwillingness to embrace change. The last line of the song, "So just give up", is about giving up the destructive mindset and habits that make us unhappy. It really can be that simple for a lot of people. "Just give up" on living a life of misery.

@Asfrina

9 жыл бұрын

TheEvdoggy From my experience with it you have a messed up view of depression, Speaking from a personal point here so not saying you're categorically wrong but from my point of view very much.

@wolfgamer_1353

9 жыл бұрын

when i train like punching i hear this song in my head and i never stop

@brunoclak

9 жыл бұрын

+TheEvdoggy depression is mostly chemical, you cant give up a depressive mindset since it`s literally chemically imposed into the body. depression is not self imposed at all and it has nothing to do with "bad stuff happening", or a result of "unwillingness to embrace change". saying things like just be happy, or you need to change your outlook on life are some of the worst things you can say to a depressive person, please educate yourself on the subject before spouting bullshit on the internet. thanks.

@TheEvdoggy

9 жыл бұрын

bromo sanovo Haha. That's why I said "most" depression not "all". If a chemical product can help fix someone's depression then I'm all for it. Remember though, doctor's prescribe SSRI's almost reflexively, without knowing how they work and despite the fact they are statistically less effective than a good diet, sleep and regular exercise.

@brunoclak

9 жыл бұрын

TheEvdoggy if there is a depression then anti depressants are almost mandatory, since depression in its oficial definition is a mood disorder caused by chemical disbalance. antidepressants should be obviously followed by therapy, trying to cure it yourself could lead to clinical depression wich is extremelly dangerous and a lot harder to solvealtough i agree some doctors confuse depression with simple sadness or melancholy, however if you do have depression there`s nothing wrong with taking meds to solve it, since aantidepressants now work in a really simple and harmless way.

im going thru a hard time right now and this song is so beautiful i like to just sit and listen too it and it helps me let all my composure go and feel far better for it. i really love it and i hope the others it reaches find it just as inspirational all my love goes out to you xxxx

Never before have I encountered a song that is relevant to so many situations in life. Helluva song-writer. I never understood why Aimee never blew up as much as she deserved to. Actually I do know why, the music industry stinks. In her own words she lost the oscar for 'Save Me' to "Phil Collins and his cartoon monkey love song"

@AA-sn9lz

5 жыл бұрын

You should start listening to bob dylan All others would look amateurs

@brewster71

3 жыл бұрын

Actually the Oscar nod was for this song.

@user-vt8rx7od3l

2 жыл бұрын

@@AA-sn9lz cmon Dylan's voice&manner of singing are far from perfect& I'd even say irritating 🤷

@YuvalAS

Жыл бұрын

Fck the stupid oscars. This is so gonna outlast those stupid awards anyway

@diplamatikjuan3595

Жыл бұрын

@@AA-sn9lz Funny that I never saw this comment before now. Honestly, I can't stand Bob Dylan's vocal performances. I like his songs well enough, just not sung by him.

The 1st time I heart that song, it was 10 years ago, and it still hypnotize my mind!!!beautiful melancolic song

been listening non stop since hearing the news about Philip Seymour Hoffman...

This song is about my life. No matter what you do or say it just can't make some people love you the way you want or love you at all.

This song is haunting, as was the movie.

This song reminds me of the Depression I've been stumbling thru life with & walkin around w/a fake smile for so many yrs. only to suffer in silence. 😕 I don't wish it on my worse enemy. Mental Illness is no longer a Stigma. If you see someone outta sorts, please check in on them! Esp. These past 2 yrs and sadly with suicide on the rise with our youth! 😥

Ted Lasso brought me here. Then I realized Magnolia brought me here long ago. All the feels returning now. Hugs to those going through grit.

one of the most beautiful songs ever thank you

Beautiful song from a most emotional & beautiful scene in the movie Magnolia. It stays with ya.

"guys, why are there costumes involved? These are short conversations, they're not supposed to take-" "Your breath away? Well, tough"

@crazy224488

5 жыл бұрын

F... F minus

@CosmicLazer06

3 жыл бұрын

@James Cooper Buddy: he said F

Didn't even realise I liked this kind of music til I heard this. Amazing voice.

6 years ago i played this song for the first time while looking over the sea, while being in rehab for drugs... 6 years later im listening to this song while lying in in my bed and deciding to not drink anymore.. i hope i will succeed.. cus its not going to stop.

@crazycatladyjo2688

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you are doing well.

I lost my big love for 1 month ago.i miss him every Time it hurts so much.i Never forget him he was everything for me.i love you for ever ans ever chris❤🙏

This song is about my own relationship to alcohol. It's not so bad.... It's not so bad... I can just hear myself melding into her song and lyrics. It's not so bad... I won't know how bad until I wise up....

"So just...give up." Maybe that's all there is to it. Beautiful song.

Watch "Magnolia"...This has saved me....on a few important occasions....the Movie is a very moving, special film and of course Aimee makes it special lyrically and musically.

yep, same here I just watched the 'Cold Case' episode ("The Plan") with this song at the end.. I love Cold Case..every show is amazing and the endings are so well done.. Kirk..Montreal, Canada

just heard this song in the show “community” and i absolutely love it! definitely recommend the show as well 😂

Heard this song on the movie Magnolia i watched the other day, it is beautiful.

it's my favorite show...i can't believe how people are able to create such perfection... L I L Y R U S H ! ! !

@susineechan6629

4 жыл бұрын

Cold Case!!!!!!!!!

the tone of that piano is so gorgeous

This is a good song for me, I am a college student going through a rough time in chemistry. I've only brought myself down when I thought this stuff would be great, but it's never ending feelings of torment and stress. I don't know how to tell this to my parents as I fear they will be unsatisfied with me.

I thought my life blew up and changed me forever at 12. It did. But at 66 I know now it never stops blowing up and changing us. Watched both parents die from dementia. Now living with my own age limitations and my husband's diabetes. It does not ever stop.

I just realized Aimee Mann was responsible for two of my favourite songs, a decade apart. I didn't even know she sung them both.

@paolomolinelli666

2 жыл бұрын

What’s the other one?

@mensagrl

2 жыл бұрын

@@paolomolinelli666 Probably something from her band Til Tuesday.

Schönstes Lied was ich kenne. Einfach wundervoll.

Omg i loved this song and haven’t heard it in forever until i heard it on the show fleischmans in trouble

I had forgotten what a great song this is

Yes!! thank you! magnolia is undoubtly in my opinion the most depressing movie. i was crying so hard during this song at the end of the movie.

So sorry lost my brother at 54 we use to work together RIP

It's not a gift. It's talent, sensitivity and lots, lots of work.

When this came on episode 2 in the Community, the violins really got my attention, really good stuff.

@dalianmoya

4 жыл бұрын

Chau Nguyen damn that was 9 years ago huh

But it did happen...

Community bought me here!

My favourite movie of all time! Obsessed with it!

we get the show 6 days a week here in Montreal...5 shows during the week at 4am and Saturday nights at 11:30 pm. (alot of dvr'ing)..I am super addicted..every show is just brilliant...and then I still come to KZread and watch

This is why we all came here :D. Greatest presentation ever.

I wish I could stop, but it's like I have an insatiable need to punish myself.

@TheEvdoggy

10 жыл бұрын

Chin up dude. Someone once said "It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society". That comforted me for years, until I realized I was just a coward. It's time to man up and be the change I want to see in the world.

@IsabelGarcia-yz4uj

9 жыл бұрын

I understand you perfectly... But you have to stop to punish yourself or you can never be really happy.

@Lanedude08

9 жыл бұрын

GodisTruthseekTruth Don't. Just don't.

@TheEvdoggy

9 жыл бұрын

GodisTruthseekTruth What's this Jeebus you speak of? Sounds interdasting!

@creativeusername9932

4 жыл бұрын

Yo ik it's been 5 years but I hope you're ok

I came back to watch this again. Very nice to just have on..simple but effective. I don't tire of it. It has legs..such a wonderful song to begin with.

I'm here because I had an emotional reaction watching the scene where this plays in ted lasso when Rebecca decides to break up with her average boyfriend and she looks around and sees everyone buried in their phones hoping their problems will go away. I can't think of any similar things I'm not facing but listening to this makes me feel more confident to face the hate every day

@aubreystrause1083

2 жыл бұрын

I love this. Thank you for sharing. 💗

I want an Aimee Mann song to be playing at my funeral.

Aimee mann is streets ahead.

By now u know it's not going to stop til u wise up.... Exquisite Aimee Mann

Aimee is an absolute songbird. She reminds me of a certain singer NOT from North America or Europe. Guess who? Too easy...

Love each other people. That's all we have.

Spanish 101 for life, Community rocks and so does this here.....

Mann’s song-writing inspired director P.T. Anderson’s script and the two songs she would write specifically for the film garnered both Oscar and Grammy nominations. Andreson, the only person to win all three director prizes from the three major international film festivals (Cannes, Berlin, Venice), also directed such award-winning films as Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, The Golden Age of Porn, There Will be Blood, The Master, and Liquorice Pizza. About Aimee Mann, Anderson said that she was to Magnolia what Simon & Garfunkel were to The Graduate. The reference is almost before my time on earth, and so way before yours, but let’s just say it was a very big compliment. PS - Now that I’ve written so much about Mann and Magnolia, I figure I should at least recommend a few songs for your consideration: 1. Voices Carry (with Til Tuesday) 2. Save Me (solo, Magnolia soundtrack) 3. Wise Up (solo, Jerry McGuire soundtrack)

Im sorry for the loss of your brother but unless he lived a good life the pain wont stop even then it still hurts..stop listening to this song stay with something positive

@Onigirli

Жыл бұрын

Pain demands to be felt and expressed... as many times as necessary

This songs makes me visualize the whole 3-hour-length Magnolia movie in just a couple of minutes. And this song makes me Sad.

amazing and actually everything is amazing in its own way when you think about it, its just your taste, something that expresses something someone feels- you know when a song is from the heart- this one kills it....aimee your amazing....

so appropriate for anyone that has been through addiction - says it all

Magnolia is one of the most awesome movies I have ever seen

i love the songs i've heard by themm so far

Its about surrender which is different to giving up in the negative sense - surrender means letting go of your ego, "wising up"

I could listen to Aimee sing this all night long!

Heard this on Cold Case

I like this sing. it makes me to cry.

Some of the lyrics fit perfectly to the circus of Covid

I heard her on Portlandia!! She was a housekeeper!!

Never give up of yourself. I love you

@geey0gre506

4 жыл бұрын

Thank u

Her music has got such an esoteric and mysterious lilt to it.

Till Tuesday voices carry. She's brilliant 😊😮

I just heard this song in Anatomy of a Scandal. Awesome!

Great song. I'm glad I discovered something new and this good.

This song is a great way to cure postpartum depression.

It's a well awarded movie. Should check it out.

This song was very powerful in the movie "Magnolia"

Pretty apt right now... Wise up people!

This is the theme to my addict life.

i used to work the ghoul.. here in cleveland.. this means alot.. ty .. ur mind is amazing.. ur special...

i heard this on the Intervention commercial...I fell in love with it

it´s my song to calm ddown. when im angry about something listen to this song and relax.

It's been almost four years, it hasn't stopped.

@bundeligafan

9 жыл бұрын

maybe you need to slow it down first before stopping, otherwise the momentum will be too much. especially if it had big mass

Good movie good song

This is a beautiful song.

#thePresidentShow brought me here, fantastic to hear the original song used in the end monologue

@borschotz42

6 жыл бұрын

Me too! Also realized bebe neuwirth can’t rip a piece of paper

@Mrc9088

6 жыл бұрын

Me too! I loved the song used in the last monologue, so I had to check up the original.

amazing! makes me cry!..

lovely song...